Rita M. Johnson Wired, LA Weekly, Beer Connoisseur 1. Rick Springfield 2. Stevie Nicks 3. Falco 4. The Cassandra Complex A late '80s industrial group on the Play It Again Sam/Wax Trax
labels. They had a memorably unforgettable song called "Ted Bundy,"
I believe. The chorus went like this: "My name is Ted Bundy and
I'm a very nice guy/ When I discovered girls/ I discovered they
could die." 5. Phillip Michael Thomas Most of us remember him from his stint on "Miami Vice" alongside
Don Johnson. 6. 4 Non Blonds 7. Pat Boone During my formative years when I thought I needed to be a born-again
Christian in order to have a fulfilling life, I thought Pat Boone
was an extraordinary musician. 8. Nine Inch Nails Nine Inch Nails is the industrial genre's version of The Spice
Girls. 9. Deicide Death metal. The vocals sound like the Cookie Monster trying talk
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