Two-Hit Wonders: The Romantics

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'What I Like About You' (No. 48, 1980)
'Talking in Your Sleep' (No. 3, 1983)

The Detroit power poppers' 1983 hit 'Talking in Your Sleep' was a Top Three single. But thanks to countless cheesy movie trailers and stupid ads, everyone remembers 'What I Like About You' instead, even though it barely broke the Top 50 three years earlier. That's a great argument for selling out, but did we really deserve that Amanda Bynes TV show?

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flilguyat 6-01-2008

I remember their songs, they bring back memories.

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Erinat 7-09-2008

I hear both songs on the radio, actually. I like 'em. Ha, I kinda like the Amanda Bynes TV show too. xD

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marcopottamusat 7-27-2008

One In A Million also charted in the top 50 for them. It was on the same album as Talking in Your Sleep.

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sam75309at 8-02-2008

I'm Gonna Rock You Up? Their latest album (61/49)is very good and Wally and company were still kicking it out this summer in Mount Clemins, MI.

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WalkingJukeboxat 8-07-2008

Don't Forget About One In A Million

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Badger9000at 8-18-2008

1984 "One in a Million" HIT NUMBER 37 . "What I Like About You" hit number 49 in 1980

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veeedaat 8-19-2008

Now THIS is a good entry for a two-hit wonder list. Massive hits, only two.

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loveanddesire36at 9-04-2008

i like wat i like about u eva since i started watchin that amanda show

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Heatherat 6-09-2009

Not a good reason to like the song, Amanda's shows suck.

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Heatherat 6-09-2009

Ahahahahaha, you made me laugh with this one!!!! -.-

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