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TIGERTAILZ Song Used In Volkswagen Commercial

November 25, 2011

Global car giants Volkswagen have used the song "Love Bomb Baby" from Welsh shock rockers TIGERTAILZ for their new Internet advertising campaign celebrating 35 years of the VW Golf GTi.

The campaign takes two time travellers back in time to the first Golf GTi built in 1976 and then on through the years up to 1989 where the time travellers appear in the video shoot for "Love Bomb Baby".

See if you can spot the time travellers and Golf GTi Edition 35 in the "Love Bomb Baby" video below.

The adventures through time continue here.

"Love Bomb Baby" was the second track on TIGERTAILZ's "Bezerk" album, which hit the U.K. Top 40 in 1990.

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