Missing Persons are awesome. They're so cheesy, but Dale Bozzio has such an awesome voice  :-*

Oh yes, I like Missing Persons! They were a cheesy band, but they were contrived as such. Terry Bozzio is actually a world-class percussionist. I've seen Dale Bozzio's, erm, spreads in Hustler. She went more explicit than most pop stars are willing to go!
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Oh yes, I like Missing Persons! They were a cheesy band, but they were contrived as such. Terry Bozzio is actually a world-class percussionist. I've seen Dale Bozzio's, erm, spreads in Hustler. She went more explicit than most pop stars are willing to go!
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For such a synthy band, they're actually pretty hardcore.

I only know "Words", which is a cool song in a novelty sense (the beginning's "Do you hear me" part is a little cheesy, but the chorus is pretty catchy).

I only know "Words", which is a cool song in a novelty sense (the beginning's "Do you hear me" part is a little cheesy, but the chorus is pretty catchy).

Their other big song was "Nobody Walks in L.A.," which you've probably heard.

Their other big song was "Nobody Walks in L.A.," which you've probably heard.


Oh yeah, I forgot about that one. ;) Good song too, not quite as instantly memorable, but I actually think it's just as good of a song.

Oh yeah, I forgot about that one. ;) Good song too, not quite as instantly memorable, but I actually think it's just as good of a song.


Cheesy as they are, they're actually a pretty talented band.  The instruments, vocals, it's just done well.  It's kind of live-sounding for a synth pop band.

when she hits those little high note  screeches  i find that facsinating!

Don't forget 'Mental Hopscotch'. And I think the name of the song is 'Walking in L.A.'

If memory serves me correctly,They were all members of Frank Zappas band during the "Joes Garage" era.

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I saw Dale Bozzio in a 1981 movie called Lunchwagon. Has anybody here seen it?