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Oingo Boingo

Artist Song
Oingo Boingo  Dead Man's Party  
Oingo Boingo  Weird Science  
Oingo Boingo  Only a Lad  
Oingo Boingo  Little Girls  
Oingo Boingo  Just Another Day  
Oingo Boingo  We Close Our Eyes  
Oingo Boingo  Stay  
Oingo Boingo  Not My Slave  
Oingo Boingo  Grey Matter  
Oingo Boingo  Private Life  
Oingo Boingo  No One Lives Forever  
Oingo Boingo  Nothing Bad Ever Happens to Me  
Oingo Boingo  Insanity  
Oingo Boingo  On the Outside  
Oingo Boingo  Goodbye-Goodbye  
Oingo Boingo  Who Do You Want to Be  
Oingo Boingo  Wild Sex (In the Working Class)  
Oingo Boingo  Gratitude  
Oingo Boingo  Home Again  
Oingo Boingo  Out of Control  
Oingo Boingo  You Really Got Me  
Oingo Boingo  Elevator Man  
Oingo Boingo  Good for Your Soul  
Oingo Boingo  Winning Side  
Oingo Boingo  Nasty Habits  
Oingo Boingo  Nothing to Fear (But Fear Itself)  
Oingo Boingo  What You See  
Oingo Boingo  Cinderella Undercover  
Oingo Boingo  Insects  
Oingo Boingo  Running on a Treadmill  
Oingo Boingo  Flesh 'n Blood  
Oingo Boingo  Wake Up (It's 1984)  
Oingo Boingo  Violent Love  
Oingo Boingo  Reptiles and Samurai  
Oingo Boingo  Where Do All My Friends Go  
Oingo Boingo  Whole Day Off  
Oingo Boingo  Dead or Alive  
Oingo Boingo  Ain't This the Life  
Oingo Boingo  Hey!  
Oingo Boingo  Return of the Dead Man 2  
Oingo Boingo  When the Lights Go Out  
Oingo Boingo  Sweat  
Oingo Boingo  Country Sweat  
Oingo Boingo  No Spill Blood  
Oingo Boingo  Helpless  

Comment:

To say Danny Elfman's busy these days would be an astronomical understatement, what with all the pop-culture-piercing TV theme songs ([i]The Simpsons[/i], [i]Desperate Housewives[/i]) and film scores ([i]Pee Wee's Big Adventure[/i], [i]Good Will Hunting[/i]) that he's cooked up over the past two decades. In fact, Elfman's whimsical and weird sound has become so ubiquitous in the television and film business that it's easy to forget the 17 years he fronted Oingo Boingo. Founded in the '70s by his older brother Richard as a musical theater outfit, the band went on to become one of new wave's dark-horse acts — as indebted to synth-pop as they were to Elfman's traditional music training in Africa and France. No wonder their entire Essentials playlist sounds so fresh and frenzied, from its liberal use of horns to percussion patterns that'll leave your head spinning.
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