They didn't have that many hits, but they were somewhat popular in the late 80s. I remember watching them on my cable when I was about twelve years old in my room, and that I thought they were hot!

They were supposed to be a girl band version of Bon Jovi, but they never really took off. Shame, they were cute. In an 80s look sort of way of course.

You were 12, I was 22 and that might be why I'd rather forget them!!!

I really liked the songs How Much Love, Cryin', & Edge of a Broken Heart. I still have the Vixen & Rev It Up CDs but haven't thought about them in years.

I remember the drummer and the bass player were two of the "I'm going to be a star" interviews in Decline of the Western Civilization Part II. I guess they were sort of right. I always had the hots for the guitarist. Hubba hubba.

Never got into Vixen, reminded me too much of a female version of Poison.

If we want to talk about female rockers of the 80's, how about Lita Ford. Her first couple albums were great!

Bring on the MTV unplugged 5.1 DTS dvd!

interesting fact: RICHARD MARX wrote "edge of a broken heart"

Yes,KIP VIXEN-one of my Favs

ts

Uhh.. who was he? I tend to lose track of the 80s music scene.

marx's biggest hits were "endless summer nights" and "hold on to the nights"

You know, last time I was at the dentist, I think one of the chicks from Vixen cleaned my teeth and put bite-wings in my mouth.

I should've asked her for an autograph.

I remember them, sometime over the summer I downloaded one of their mp3s.

They released a comeback album around '97 or so called Tangerine. It sucked.

Mordred