MAJOR AKA MAJOR MONEY | en
Years after the zombie apocalypse ravaged the galaxy, Major Lazer went into isolation after bringing peace and order to Earth. With the help of a mysterious shadow government called Cinco he was cryogenically frozen as a safeguard for the future’s wellbeing. Despite a great many years of pursuing peace on the planet, a new threat began to loom on the horizon and the commando was brought out of sleep by the Committee of Five. This intergalactic group faced an opponent that only Major Lazer could defend against: his former superior and commander General Rubbish. Rubbish had come out of deep...
Four different groups have performed under the name Major:
Major(Bosnia and Herzegovina) Major is a new wave band formed in Sarajevo, BiH in 1986. The original lineup consists of Darko Jelisić, Boris Sofronić, Igor Legat, Miroslav Mijanović and Aleksandar Samardžija. Other participating musicians include: Braco Šolaja/artist], Neven Miseljić, Bojan Popović, Faris Arapović, Đani Pervan, Alan Omerović, Saša Bjelica, Igor Milanović, Rade Grahovac and Almir Lemeš.
Major published their first and only album "Son late zigi daj" in 1989. Their second album, "A pa pa", was never published due to war in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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There are at least three artists with the name Silent Majority.
1. Silent Majority formed on long island in the mid-90's and became one of the most influential hardcore bands from the area. Tom currently sings for Capital. Many people consider them to be the best hardcore band originating from Long Island of their time
Silent Majority started 1990, as something of a joke band called Splastic Action. The band was started by Tommy Corrigan on vocals, Rich Jacovina on guitar, Jim Mallin on bass and I believe Tommy's brother Steve on drums. I'm pretty sure Ryan Heyner joined a...
Big Money was a Swedish pop group active from 1989 to 1995. It's members were singer Big (Magnus Rongedal) and songwriter VASA (Lars Yngve Johansson). Big Money released two albums; Lost in Hollywood (1992) and Moonraker (1994). Both albums were produced by Michael B. Tretow. .
