I also heard he was trying to grow an afro, but happened to stand too long in front of a jet engine. The artificial do is totally convincing: One reviewer wrote that he wore the wig to an A Flock of Seagulls concert, and said that people lost their minds when they saw it and thought it was. Time, and placed his hand on Score's head, leaving only the hair on the ĪFOS bassist Frank Maudsley was trying to use the mirror at the same According to Wikipedia, "his 'seagull' or 'wings' hairstyle was created when Score was trying to style his hair like that of David Bowie's character, Ziggy Stardust. Also, I know I'm making fun of it, but this song kind of rocks. Also, I think the girls simply couldn't afford sunglasses, so they decided to paint giant rectangles around their eyes instead. Honestly, the camera doesn't swirl enough for my taste. To explain to a young person of today what the '80s were like, and how aīand could just come out of nowhere, have a huge hit, and then sinkīack into the ether, and they give you a puzzled, confused look in The answer:Įverything I said about Kajagoogoo's "Too Shy" applies here. Just how ridiculous A Flock of Seagulls could have been. Backstage at The Straz Center Saturday at Lost 80s Live, I got a chance to chat with Mike and we found out how that famous hairdo was born. Heard the name thrown about here and there, but I always wondered A Flock of Seagulls is just as known for their crazy hair as their iconic 80s hits like I Ran (So Far Away). It was a classic case of judging the book by the cover and I. Mike Score, lead singer of the band sported some crazy hair and was critically burned for it.
Mike Score, A Flock Of Seagulls' lead singer, was a hairdresser who formed a band. I had ridden the coat-tails of mocking this band, largely because of the reason everyone did. Hair than the music, they're usually exaggerating. Rock critics condescendingly dismiss the '80s as being more about the
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