From Billboard:
It is surprising that I didn't think of using this video as a lost and found video until now, as it was one of the first non-mainstream videos I was exposed to, via Video Concert Hall.
Our mullet for this week is one I actually kind of like, really not quite a full-fledged mullet -- a pre-mullet, if you will, in the vein of David Bowie or Leonard Graves Phillips of The Dickies. It's a little shorter in front, so it's alright. Anyway, this pre-mullet belonged to David Fenton, lead vocalist and guitarist of The Vapors, a British band that released a pair of albums in 1980 and 1981.
From Billboard:
Our former mullet-wearer for this week is none other than Dave Gahan of Depeche Mode.
From Billboard:
Well, it's another painful edition of New Mullet on Monday, as the mullet spotlight shines on Mitch Easter of Let's Active, a musician/producer whom I hold in particularly high esteem. Although most of the time, Easter did not have a mullet, there was a brief period in which he sported one that was nice and fuzzy on top...
Today's edition of the Lost and Found Video is from Hindu Love Gods, a supergroup of sorts that consisted of Warren Zevon and three-fourths of R.E.M.: Bill Berry, Mike Mills, and Peter Buck. According to Wikipedia, the band released a single entitled Narrator in 1984 that didn't get much notice. Then in 1987, while Berry, Mills, and Buck were playing on Zevon's 1987 album Sentimental Hygiene, the four participated in what was rumored to be a drunken, late night recording session that resulted in 10 tracks -- all covers, and mostly blues. The album was apparently never intended to see the light of day, but ended up as a self-titled 1990 release.
