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Oingo Boingo 27 Oct 1989 Irvine CA The Mystic Knights of the Oingo Boingo started out as a theater troupe in 1972 before morphing into a band led by Danny Elfman in 1979. Certainly part of the New Wave in general they found waves nobody else was riding. Known for tight rhythms, quirky lyrics...

I was watching A View To A Kill and was reminded of this odd remix of Blue Monday that uses some lines from the movie. While certainly not my favorite if you were clubbing in Europe 39 years ago it was hard to avoid for a few months. The are two versions one at 7:15 and this one at 10 minutes

Seems like somebody was surfing the internet instead of Cohibas :cool: You are correct - Robert John Lange wrote or co-wrote all the songs I listed and over 100 more.

I wasn't planning on posting the answer today....Sometimes I don't post it at all.

While that may be true it is hard to prove the subjective. My thread is absolutely factual. Another clue:

It certainly is "or something" What that something is makes it interesting.

All the songs have something in common. Getting into a car is not it.

Another hint. And another hint.

Try again.

So what happened?

Three for Thursday. What is the connecting thread?

I'm sensing some infatuation here.

I tried to go to this but tickets were pushin 4 figures and that ain't gonna happen.

I was working on a post about New Order's most done, redone and remixed song - Bizarre Love Triangle from the Brotherhood album. I have almost a dozen myself and while that would have been a lot of links I didn't realize I could double that number and still be short so here are 4. The...

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TFT Most people thought that the frontman was J. Giles but he was really the guitar player. Peter Wolf, a former Boston DJ was the singer.

I kept looking at it but couldn't see well enough to figure out what it was. I figured somebody would give me a clue eventually. Now I know.

Monday Morning Blues

While I was trying to put the story together I ran across the Wiki page which was far and away better than what I was typing. So not needing to reinvent the wheel, here is what they have to say: According to the band, the song was inspired by an experience that Geezer Butler had in the...