Jimmy Marinos is the lead singer and drummer for this song. But if you're talking about most songs, the lead singer for most of the songs is Wally Palmar.
@@thedraytonking6730 I thought he sang three. One was "What I Like About You" of course, "21 And Over" which is this one, and "Got Me Where You Want Me" because that sounds a lot like Jimmy's voice.
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Amazing song… completely overlooked band
Surf, ska, punk all rolled into one. I love it.
Criminally overlooked band…way ahead of most other US new wave acts…National Breakout is my fave LP of theirs….
same!
1980, wow this was way ahead of its time. I remember skateboarding at the park to this, Agent Orange, Dead Kenedys
one of my favorite 80s new wave songs
Jimmy we love your vibe.
The tough love side of The Romantics ❤
Same
Thanks for posting !
New Wave | Ska | Surf | Power Pop | Detroit Rock and Roll
Cool 😎👍
First song I ever heard by them. Love it still.
Cool band.
The law was 18 years old when I turned 21!
nice
When Jimmy left, they lost the plot.
YUP
I like talking in your sleep
From them
skabilly? 🤔
I guess that what you'd call it
Green day's Espionage sounds like the intro !!
It's an ska!
Who is even the lead singer?
Jimmy Marinos is the lead singer and drummer for this song. But if you're talking about most songs, the lead singer for most of the songs is Wally Palmar.
Oh
Didn't he only sing too songs
@@thedraytonking6730 I thought he sang three. One was "What I Like About You" of course, "21 And Over" which is this one, and "Got Me Where You Want Me" because that sounds a lot like Jimmy's voice.
Yes what I like about you and this I thought?
Saw them live at the Showbox in Seattle 1980 and this doesn't do justice to the song or their performance.