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Men Without Hats Living In China

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The new wave synth pop collective Men Without Hats were formed in 1980 by brothers Ivan and Stefan Doroschuk. Ivan was the leader of the group, writing the majority of the songs and providing the lead vocals; Stefan was the guitarist; and other members changed frequently throughout the course of the group's career. They independently released their debut EP, Folk of the '80s, in 1980; it was reissued the following year by Stiff in Britain. During 1982, the band consisted of Ivan, Stefan, another brother Colin Doroschuk (keyboards), along with drummer Allan McCarthy; this is the lineup that recorded Men Without Hats' 1982 debut album, Rhythm of Youth. Taken from their debut, the single "The Safety Dance" became a major hit, peaking on the American charts at number three in 1983. Driven by an insistent three-chord synthesizer riff, the song was one of the biggest synth pop hits of the new wave era. The group wasn't able to exploit its success, however. Folk of the '80s (Part III) stalled at number 127 on the charts in America and made even less of an impact in other parts of the world. Thanks to the minor-hit title track, 1987's Pop Goes the World was a bigger success, yet it didn't recapture the audience their first album had gained. Released two years later, The Adventures of Women & Men Without Hate in the 21st Century failed to chart, as did its follow-up, 1991's Sideways. The two albums' lack of success effectively put an end to Men Without Hats' career.

Comentarios

10 years ago

The 5th

Love this album, this is one of the best 3 songs on it, love the fast paced beat.

10 years ago

José Tak

THE SOLUTION IS REVOLUTION!!!

10 years ago

Mike Welby

China doesn't seem so bad now.

11 years ago

Grant McCagg

"They've got ping pong, egg foo young." Yep - pretty much sums up 1.5 billion folks.

11 years ago

Pat H.

men with out scrotums 

11 years ago

Stephen Handley

+Xvalhalla1997 yea metalica rules

11 years ago

murmansk3

wo hen xihuan zhe shou ge

11 years ago

MikePrattPhotography MPP

"I'm very well/good" this song? lol...

11 years ago

Carl Mallany

My parents used to rock this when I was a baby, almost 30 and I still love this shit!

11 years ago

Sharif Sircar

woooohooo!! this song is goood and so much better than todays music

11 years ago

Andrey Vershinin

"got ping-pong got egg fu yung" haha what a song

11 years ago

gedhession

I wonder if there is a Chinese band who have done a song called "Living in Canada"?

11 years ago

Patrick McGuire

No Safety Dance is WAY better than this!

11 years ago

John Arkady

How did we never hear this in the eighties? This and "I got the message" are even better than "Safety Dance"!

12 years ago

Joseph Hatch

this song is even more now than it was in the 80's. I lived in China and came back to the U.S. with Chinese wife and In-laws on the Mainland. When I am here, I want to be there. When I am there, I feel alive.

12 years ago

Dueville7777

i think that's the idea

12 years ago

Billyg126

so racist

12 years ago

sha11235

Notice the back up person sounds Chinese?

12 years ago

Craig Anderson

These lyrics are taunts to go to war with China. The demon or the midget singing back up vocals doesn't help either. Dear God:-O

12 years ago

TheExclusiveMan

I keep replaying this song.

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