Loud guitars, big hair and a look as tough as well as tough as several young men wearing denim and leather can look.
Don’t think too much just splay your legs lean back and play good time rock’n’roll. It’s been a recipe successful for The Stones, The Faces and countless other bands full of young men with enough testosterone to think they are dangerous and irresistible.
At the end of the day who doesn’t like straight up backs to the amps, foot on the monitors rock music. Which adolescent doesn’t want to strum a loud guitar with her/his pals and play senseless music objectifying the world and simultaneously 
convincing themselves they are actually going to get laid every day of the week.
Hence the Georgia Satellites moment of fame and glory with a great first album from 1986. They made two others but I have never heard them and don’t think I need to.
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Actually the third album “In The Land Of Salvation And Sin” is quite good
Great write up
The only really good song on the second album is “Sheila,” and it’s really good. The third album, In the Land of Salvation and Sin, is totally awesome. Some of the same and some nice stylistic departures. You should definitely give it a listen.
I will look out for that third album. That’s the second recommendation.
This album was a slice of my life especially battleship chains
I loved their cover of Every Picture. Good call.