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Public Overdrive
Public Overdrive formed in Los Angeles in the early 1980s with Mark Daniels on vocals, Tony Wilson on guitar, Chris Thompson on bass, and Dave Carter on...
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Public Overdrive formed in Los Angeles in the early 1980s with Mark Daniels on vocals, Tony Wilson on guitar, Chris Thompson on bass, and Dave Carter on drums. They put out their first album, 'Edge of Insanity,' in 1985, which included the track 'Do You Remember.' That song got some attention and helped them find an audience.
After a few years, the band took a break around 1988, with members working on other projects. They got back together in 1992 for a tour and released more albums over the next decade, including 'Overdrive' that same year and 'The Final Cut' in 2002. Their sound mixed rock elements with some pop touches.
People still listen to 'Do You Remember' from time to time. The band's lineup stayed consistent through their recordings, with Daniels, Wilson, Thompson, and Carter appearing on all their studio work.
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