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Joined: Wed Oct 03, 2007 4:31 pm Posts: 188 Location: San Francisco area
It's funny - we used to read about them in Star Hits (the American version of Smash Hits) but as far as I know they never had a record released over here. They certainly weren't stars by any stretch! Interesting to finally see what the mystery was all about.
_________________ "Music is a language...some have the ability to speak it better than others." - Sir George Martin
Joined: Wed Oct 03, 2007 4:31 pm Posts: 188 Location: San Francisco area
It's odd what catches on and what doesn't. One of the neat things about the internet is you can see stuff from all over the world you'd normally never see because someone puts it on their blog or facebook or something. It's a great benefit even to established acts. For example the Pet Shop Boys would probably have no following at all in the US anymore if it weren't for the internet. They aren't marketed at all over here (sometimes there will be a video on the gay-targeted network, but they don't get played on the radio or MTV ever) and if it weren't for the various websites and boards there'd be no way to keep up with them.
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I really think it's a pity they disappeared. 
