Missing Persons

It's like you're not sincere about anything.

Well, I mean, Missing Persons came swinging with Walking in L.A. That whole song is about nobody walks in L.A. Now, Dale Bozio's from like a Some town in Massachusetts.

So I'm like, if you've been in L.A., you can't walk in L.A.

I try.

Yeah,

with Missing Persons.

I've played with many times, and I was excited.

It's been a while.

Talk about Bone Daddies tomorrow night.

You're playing there.

Like you said, with Dale Bozio of Missing Persons, and I'm going to be hosting the show.

They specifically sought me to host it with you

And everything before.

It's because there was The Missing Persons.

The band? Yes.

oh rad

they had rad music i just heard one of their songs yesterday on the radio

yeah missing persons changed my life and nothing to do with her it was all about the musicians and and At that time, coming up as a drummer, everyone was like, Neil Peart, Neil Peart.

And I was

like, okay, Neil Peart's cool.

And he said, what about Steve Stevens? And I went, hmm.

Because Terry, like myself, you know, he had come from, you know, Frank Zappa, but Missing Persons wrote pop songs, you know.

And I think he saw what I...

Somehow he recognized what I did with Billy as, you know, technically... a bit more proficient but also making pop rock records or whatever so they contacted me and I went Terry was living in Austin Texas at the time I went out to hang with him and jam in his garage he had his drum kit I had like a little combo amp or something and we just jammed and said yeah you know this could work you know we're not going to prepare anything and then when it came time, oh, well, we need a bass player.

we need to get somebody to record a version of that song but with crap list and we'll use that as your entrance music for panels from now on alright Noel what do you got

well you know i i this was my first one on the list because this is the first i thought of and even though one character whose name is very similar and this character have already been mentioned this round um my first the first one i saw was i looked at zarana um and but i'm looking at zarana and i'm looking at her you know she's got hot pink hair she's got you know like ripped clothing and she's got you know she just looks very like 80s new wave to me um So when I'm thinking, like, what's a perfect 80s new wave song, specifically with a female singer, the first thing that popped into my mind was Destination Unknown by Missing Persons.

Oh, yeah.

So,

I got mine-

Well, I think of like Dale Bozzio, the, uh, lead singer of, uh, Missing Persons.

Yeah.

Yeah.

You know what I mean? You couldn't break out of that.

But you did come along with this band, the Bonnie Hayes with the wallet combo, and the type of music you were doing at a time when the Go-Go's and Missing Persons and the Bangles were becoming...

they were out of that area and they were, it was more of

like a year after us.

Yeah.

Yeah.

But it was at a time when, you know, like, you know, front, you know, like there was some sort of liberation, you know, for, for, you know, like all girl bands, you know, for the most part now, not missing persons, obviously it wasn't an all girl band, but they were fronted by a female, a strong female lead singer.

But, but yeah, I mean, it was, it was kind of, Well, I mean, but we