When we wrote stuff, we didn't try to go "this is cool, people would like this." We just thought, "we like this so it's in."Ĭaller-Times: Is there any music that you are listening to right now that has you playing it on loop on tour? We just went with what we were, but it all came from the heart even though it was sci-fi and all that. We also got our record deal so fast that we really did not have too much time to evolve. There may be a couple of clunkers, but every band has a couple of clunkers.
When you do listen, there are actually good songs as well. Score: Because we were so fashion-conscious and image conscious, they kind of dismissed us as just that and they didn't really listen. To me, that's like saying, man, you did the right thing.Ĭaller-Times: What are some other things that you feel like many people don't know about the band? What would you like them to know? Now that they are doing movies and they are putting it in, it goes to show what kind of fans they were if they still remember it. When other people do movies and stuff with it, I look back and I go, wow these people when they were kids must have been totally into that. Score: I look back now and I laugh because at that time I took my image very seriously, but I don't anymore because it's a part of '80s history now. Jackson in "Pulp Fiction." How does it make you feel when you see stuff like that today? While on the road, A Flock of Seagulls lead singer and founder Mike Score gave an exclusive phone interview with the Caller-Times about his inspirations, what inspired the iconic "seagulls" hairdo, and what fans in the Coastal Bend can expect at the live show.Ĭaller-Times: Your look really has been an inspiration for a lot of people including director Quentin Tarantino who threw in that A Flock of Seagulls line for Samuel L.
That means it will be possible to hear “Wild Wild West,” “Turning Japanese,” “I Ran,” "Send Me an Angel,” "Everybody Have Fun Tonight” and “Living in Oblivion” all in a single show. 20 at Concrete Street Amphitheater on the Lost 80's Live Tour. Get ready to grab your favorite neon tights, cropped shirts, and style your hair with the legendary poof that defies gravity, because your favorite '80s bands have officially come together to tour once again.Īnd they're making a stop in Corpus Christi.Ī Flock of Seagulls, Missing Persons, Wang Chung The Band, Boys Don't Cry, Anything Box, The Vapors UK, Trans-X, The Escape Club, Real Life, Farrington + Mann of When in Rome, and Christopher Anton of Information Society will take the stage Tuesday, Aug.
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