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Easton Legacy
Easton Legacy formed in London in the early 1980s with Mark Thomas on vocals and keyboards, Richard Frost on guitar, Mark Thompson on bass, and Dave Cummings...
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Back Off Man I'm a Scientist
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Goodnight Neverland
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LOST
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Marionette
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Monster Eats the Pilot
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Run For It Marty
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Back Off Man I'm a Scientist
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Goodnight Neverland
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LOST
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Marionette
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Monster Eats the Pilot
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Run For It Marty
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The Gathering Clouds
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Traitors of the Lost Ark
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Two Weeks From Everywhere
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Easton Legacy formed in London in the early 1980s with Mark Thomas on vocals and keyboards, Richard Frost on guitar, Mark Thompson on bass, and Dave Cummings on drums. Their debut single 'Back Off Man I'm a Scientist' caught attention with its danceable rhythm and playful lyrics, and the band often wore lab coats in performances. They released albums like 'The Science of Love' in 1983, 'The Big Bang' in 1985, and 'Plastic Fantastic' in 1987.
Their songs like 'Goodnight Neverland' and 'Traitors of the Lost Ark' mixed synth-pop melodies with witty, sometimes absurd lyrics that referenced scientific jargon. This approach drew some criticism from more conservative listeners, but the band maintained their eccentric style throughout their recordings.
Easton Legacy's music showed influences from acts like Depeche Mode and The B-52's, combining dance beats with quirky themes. Other tracks such as 'LOST' and 'Monster Eats the Pilot' continued this pattern of pairing accessible synth arrangements with unconventional subject matter.
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