About Cyndi Lauper Time after Time Live 1985: As a child I used to listen to her music all the time!!!!
A Flock Of Seagulls in Internet
1983 saw the release of three singles to back their second album Listen.<br />Each was only a minor success in the UK and abroad.<br />The album bore a heavily processed electronic sound that was a break from the Duran Duran guitar and bass driven sound of their début.<br />Faced with disappointment the group produced a third album in 1984 that leant closer to a guitar sound.<br />The More You Live, The More You Love was The Story of a Young Heart's lead single.<br />It was moderately successful, despite having production that recalled their breakout hit I Ran.<br />The album's other two singles - Never Again (The Dancer) and Remember David - didn't make any headway.<br />Faced with sliding sales and a loss of direction following the third album the group relocated to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania minus Paul Reynolds.<br />Eventually in 1985 the group released a new album; Dream Come True.<br />Despite having a new sound based around the Fairlight Synthesizer the album was critically panned and a commercial failure.<br />The remaining members fell out and A Flock Of Seagulls in its original incarnation disbanded.<br />In promotion of Dream Come True, two videos - Who's That Girl and Heartbeat Like a Drum - were filmed in quick succession.<br />These two videos were the last time the three remaining members were together in a recording or performance capacity until 2004.<br /> In November 2003, the original line-up (Mike and Ali Score, Paul Reynolds and Frank Maudsley) reunited for a one-off performance on the VH1 series, Bands Reunited.<br />In September 2004, they reformed again and played a small number of live shows in the United States, but broke up immediately afterward.<br />Maudsley returned to Liverpool and is now the owner of a newsagent in the City Centre, while Mike and Ali Score stayed in Philadelphia.<br />The brothers then had a falling out that resulted in Mike Score remaining as the sole original member of the band and Ali going to Boston, where he played in a hard rock band and then worked for a computer company in Cambridge. (*)