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What band was most underrated during the 80's?

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What band was most underrated during the 80's?

Postby expo86 » Fri Feb 20, 2004 10:46 am

MY vote goes to MISSING PERSONS!!! MTV LOVED Missing Persons playing their videos in heavy rotation in the early eighties. Songs like "Words", "Destination Unknown", "Right Now", "I Can't Think About Dancin'" and "Surrender Your Heart". Their music was way ahead of its time. I have an 8" LaserDisc of the band. Lead singer Dale Bozzio was a former Playboy bunny and she can certainly sing! Two other band members got their experience playing with Frank Zappa. AND their songs are catchy. Warren Cuccurullo joined Duran Duran in the 1990s. Missing Persons sound appealed to both New Wave AND Hard Rock fans alike.

I discovered Missing Persons at a used record store in St. John's, NFLD, in 1991, by trial-and-error. When I saw their album covers, I immediately recognized them as a New Wave band. I bought the albums and I loved what I heard. Then I asked "How come I never heard of this band before?" Especially in high school. There's not a song by Missing Persons I don't like.

They have a website with song lyrics: cglass.vinu.edu/mp/mp.html.

So, if you want to add to your New Wave collection, I suggest you check them out. Their last album "Color in Your Life" was my favorite! The CD has 6 extra song lyrics (same with Rhyme & Reason) and just bursts with energy. Hope you enjoy!!!!
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Postby tglopez » Sat Feb 21, 2004 4:43 am

One of my favorites back in the day. Saw them live in concert front row. Their not very popular around here though. They probably had some of the best talent musician wise around.
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Postby Plata66 » Sat Feb 21, 2004 7:51 am

Blancmange
Arto Lindsey
White Door
OMD
Telex
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Postby orlando » Tue Feb 24, 2004 4:39 am

My vote goes to my all-time favourite band, Hubert KaH. They never got the recognition they deserve in the US and in Germany, they wrote or co-wrote most of the songs from Sandra's first 3-4 albums. Sandra got most of the recognition but that's ok becau
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