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There are 4 bands with the name Targets. 1. Targets are an Exeter based Indie/Rock quartet. After three years of playing shows under the moniker of 'Pictures' and 'The Ghost Revolution' the young group have truly developed their live performances that take them across the UK. Band members; Tom Lillywhite Anna Jones Josh Gimber Jacob Dunkley http://www.myspace.com/targets ------------------------------------------------ 2. Targets is a Dutch rockband. Formed in january 2007, they began writing their own songs. In their first year they played local clubs and some bigger events like: Indian Summer Festival, De Melkweg and Paradiso. 2008 saw them performing at the...

Several artist are using the name "Target" 1. Target is a MC from Zagreb, Croatia, He's concidered to be the most skilled croatian MC. He's a former member of the most prominent croatian hip hop act Tram 11. He's got two solo albums and a number of mixtapes. 2. Target was a 1970's Hard Rock band from the USA. - Band members: Lead Vocals: Jimi Jamison (who went on to front Cobra and Survivor) Drums, Percussions: David Spain Lead Guitar: Paul Cannon Bass: Tommy Cathey Lead Guitar, Organ: Buddy Davis Organ, Piano: Paul Hornsby (replaced Buddy Davis in 1977) -...

Springing from the fertile grounds of Boston's parochial hardcore punk-rock scene, Moving Targets are a little-known but seminal link in a chain that joins hardcore and other early-'80s Boston music strains like collegiate art rock and folk-rock to '90s alternative rock. Forming in 1981 around the songwriting, blistering guitar work, and emotive vocals of Kenny Chambers, the original power trio included bassist/vocalist Pat Leonard and the strong-man drumming of Pat Brady. After a few years of trying to scrape together gigs in the competitive early-'80s Boston rock club scene, Moving Targets' first significant exposure came in 1984 via Bands That...

Tomahawks for Targets are a band from the north-east of England. They currently make music using voices, guitars, drums and keyboards. Any change in this will be self-evident. There are four human components in Tomahawks for Targets. Indeed, if one wished to be trite, one could pronounce the band ‘Tomahawks four Targets’, but time is short and such paronomasia is best left to the experts. 75% of Tomahawks for Targets proudly sport full British driving licences. The remainder knows his place. James is the lead vocalist in Tomahawks for Targets. According to a Channel Four documentary, James was a submarine...

The Visible Targets (with and without "the") were formed in Seattle by Pamela Golden, Rebecca Hamilton, Laura Keane, and Ron Simmons. They were part of Seattle's early 80s New Wave scene, and played opening concerts for Simple Minds. Their regional hit "Life in the Twilight Zone" (from a self-titled EP) attracted some attention and their second release was produced by Mick Ronson. .