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  Van Halen

  Van Halen were one of the very few rock bands to sell more than 10 million albums in the US, putting them up there with Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, etc! Their debut album, called 'Van Halen', was released in 1978. ...

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  Van Morrison

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  Vanilla Ice

  Vanilla Ice rose to fame in the late 80's as a hip-hop star with his chart topper "Ice Ice Baby". He also brought in the highlightening of the hair. Vanilla Ice's hair had blonde streaks along the top and sides ...

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  Vanity Fare

  This British harmonious band was big during the late 60's & early 70's. Their first single "I Live For The Sun' was released in 1968 and reached number 20 in the UK charts, this was surprising at the time due ...

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  Vardis

  If heavy metal was your bag in the late 70s and early 80s, you may well have found yourself headbanging to the three-piece band from Wakefield, West Yorkshire who went by the name of Vardis. Or they did after ditching ...

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  Village People

  The six guys that comprised the Village People came to be known in the 70's for their dress style as much as anything else - one in leather, one as a red indian, one as a builder etc., all due ...

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  Visage

  Visage was an 80s New Romantics band, headed by Steve Strange. Also involved Midge Ure and Rusty Egan. Their biggest hit was 'Fade To Grey' a fabulous haunting electro ballad. Also 'Mind Of A Toy', 'The Damnded Don't Cry' and ...

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  Voice Of The Beehive

  Anglo-Californian rock band formed in '86 by American sisters Tracey and Melissa Belland, who were the daughters of Four Preps singer Bruce Belland. The British contingent consisted of Martin Brett on bass, Daniel Woodgate on drums, and Mike Jones (formerly ...