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Monitor can refer to one of seven things: 1) Monitor were a Los Angeles Free Music Society-related project featuring Steve Thomsen (of Solid Eye, NON, and session player for an early incarnation of The Meat Puppets) who released a single called "Beak b/w Pet Wedding" in 1979 and one self-titled album in 1981 both on World Imitation records. 2) A trip hop , electronica, nu jazz duo from Athens, Greece singing in both English and Greek language. Formed on a "rust red september" back in 1997 released a couple of cd singles and in 2000 their first album "Ena" for...

This is for three groups: 1) The Monitors was an Australian synth pop band of the early 1980s. They were primarily a studio group which involved a collaboration between Mark Moffatt and Terry McCarthy, featuring various vocalists. Their biggest single was "Singin' In The '80s" which was released in 1980 and reached #16 on the Australian singles charts. The song was co-written by Moffat and McCarthy, with Kim Durant providing the vocals on the chorus. The video featured Gayle & Gillian Blakeney lipsyncing the vocals, the sisters went on to become television hosts on children's television show Wombat and actresses...

Check out “Elaine”, the new Single from Tibursky (ex-prussia). Already featured in a number of films, it is here backed with the dark and disturbing “Play Time”, to make for a very interesting pairing. (August, 2nd 2013, worldwide, Kitchen Records / Believe Digital. THE MILK MONITORS is another TIBURSKY Band-Project. www.tibursky.com "New TIBURSKY Album "Not Quite Bohemian" out November 20th 2009." THE MILK MONITORS: Mike Fuzz, Wilhelm, Tibursky, John Carroll, www.myspace.com/amilkmonitor www.kitchenrecords.de www.myspace.com/themilkmonitors .

The Naughtiest Girl Was A Monitor were an English band formed in 1979 in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, UK. The founding duo, consisting of John Mayfield (guitar, synthesizer, vocals) and Steve Bedford (drums, synthesizer, vocals), also incorporated backing tapes. Early gigs were mostly Sheffield pubs, and later clubs. ‘The Limit Club’ was an early gig for the duo. Only London gig was ‘The Moonlight Club’ in 1980, marking the release of the first single ‘All The Naked Heroes.’ Played Rotherham Arts Centre, South Yorkshire, UK the same year with up and coming Sheffield band ‘Pulp’ as support. This was Pulp’s first...