The third single from In Heat is "One in a Million," a solid song with a wonderfully campy video. Set it some strange alternate 1950's sexy universe, the video does highlight the Romantics sense of style. Although somewhat hard to describe, we would characterize the band's style as 1950s meets Road Warrior, with extra leather thrown in, to boot.
As is all too common a refrain on this blog, the band was unable to hold it together after In Heat, and drummer Jimmy Marinos left prior to 1985's Rhythm Romance. While the band continued to work, they did not release another album until the web-released 61/49 in 2003.
Cool trivia fact: Clem Burke (of Blondie fame) was The Romantics official drummer for most of the 1990s.
Thanks for posting. Great memories!
ReplyDeleteHey! Where you the one he was sing to in the video?
DeleteI thought it was the girl in the Eighties film Valley Girl but it looks like you Tamrakat :)
DeleteAwesome -- that's what we're here for!
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