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stabilizers : ウィキペディア英語版
stabilizers

The Stabilizers were an American pop/rock band from Erie, Pennsylvania, founded in the early 1980s by musicians Dave Christenson (lead vocals), England-born〔(Erie_Newscast.mp4 @YouTube.com (features local broadcasts chronicling The Stabilizers' return to Erie to kick off their national tour) ) Retrieved 10-3-2015.〕 Rich Nevens (guitars and occasional keyboards) and Dan Haight (drums). They spent the first few years touring the Pennsylvania area and recording original compositions on a 4-track recorder. Then, in 1985, they were signed to Columbia Records and in 1986, released ''Tyranny'', their first and only album. By this time, only Christenson and Nevens remained in the official band lineup, with Haight and other previous bandmembers not appearing on the recording.
The guitar and synth-laced album followed in the style of other 1980s bands such as a-ha, Duran Duran, Tears for Fears and Mr. Mister. The first single from ''Tyranny'' was "One Simple Thing," which peaked at number 21 on the Billboard Mainstream Rock Tracks chart in 1986 and number 93 on the ''Billboard'' Hot 100〔Billboard.com: (Stabilizers: Artist Chart History ). Accessed 2007-05-27.〕 in 1987,〔 Allmusic.com〕 helped by the band's performance of the song on ''American Bandstand''. Two music videos were released to promote the album: "One Simple Thing", which was directed by David Fincher - who would go onto greater success directing the feature films ''Alien 3'', ''Se7en'' and ''Fight Club'' - and "Tyranny", directed by David Hogan.
The "Tyranny" single failed to chart, and for the next five years, The Stabilizers disappeared from view. However, in 1991, an unreleased track from the ''Tyranny'' sessions, "Maybe This Time," surfaced on the soundtrack to the film ''If Looks Could Kill''. Although no additional music has been released from the band since then, ''Tyranny'' has been re-released digitally via the iTunes Store.
==Discography==

*''Tyranny '' (Columbia Records, 1986)

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