Dana Anderson4 said:What do you all think about that iconic scene in "Sony"—you know, the one from both the book and the movie—where Jack Black blasts "The Bangles" to absolutely wreck the Monday morning vibe in that convenience store?
I believe they were actually the first to break through somewhere in the early eighties—if I recall correctly.😂 🙂
They hit their peak in the mid-nineties—which is kind of wild when you consider that "Walking on Sunshine" was already about ten or fifteen years old by then. I’ve always struggled to wrap my head around why Kimberley Rew decided to take such a desperate leap at a moment when it seemed pretty obvious to everyone involved that the band had run its course. That being said—and please, let's not go too hard on Rew here—he actually has some serious pedigree. He spent time in the Soft Boys alongside Robyn Hitchcock, for heaven's sake, and if you ever want to hear his real talent, his 2002 Great Central Revisited album is easily one of the best records released in the last five years.