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On this day April 6, 1982, The Motels released their third studio album All Four One, a breakthrough moment that brought the band mainstream success and solidified their place in early 80s new wave. With Martha Davis on vocals, the album blended pop hooks, dramatic flair, and emotional depth...
On this day in 1983, The Motels released their fourth album, “Little Robbers.” The album made a notable impact, reaching #22 on the Billboard charts. It included hits like “Suddenly Last Summer,” which became one of the band’s most memorable tracks. This album showcases the band’s blend of new...
Title: All Four One
Artist: The Motels
Genre: No Genre Specified
Released: 1982
Tracks:
1 - Mission of Mercy - 3:02
2 - Take the L - 3:42
3 - Only the Lonely - 3:16
4 - Art Fails - 3:12
5 - Change My Mind - 3:22
6 - So L.A. - 3:35
7 - Tragic Surf - 3:29
8 - Apocalypso - 3:30
9 -...
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