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Real world was an Australian New Wave band that had hits using their debut individual, "Send Me an Angel" (1983) and using "Catch Me, I'm Falling" (1984). A b& consisted of David Sterry (lead vocals/guitar), Richard Zatorski (violin/keyboard), Alan Johnson (bass), Danny Simcic (drums), and Steve Williams (keyboard). Inside late 1985, they freed their watch-higher, "Flame", which spawned of these only, "One Blind Love", neither of which repeated their last profits. Within 1990, they freed "Lifetime", their 1st album of completely-up to date lesson around 5 years, which spawned a minor hit by having the individual "God Tonight". Around 1986, they recorded the watch-higher song known as "Babies", which was far less successful than "Send me an Angel". Within 1989, they freed the fresh version of "Send me an Angel", coroneted "Send Me an Angel '89", which fared slightly better than a original. When of this date, "Send me an Angel" however receives a respectable total of airplay inside 80s-themed radio stations, also when existence played regularly in dance clubs throughout the United States and Canada. Within 1998, they freed Happy, which was followed by their most recent album, Imperfection, this time exclusively featuring David Sterry & George Pappas.
Singles |rowspan="2"|Year |rowspan="2"| Title |colspan="4"| Chart positions |rowspan="2"| Album |- |US Hot 100 |US Modern Rock |US Mainstream Rock |UK |- | 1990 | "God Tonight" | - | #15 | - | - | Lifetime |}
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