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Released in 1989, "Eternal Flame" marked a significant turning point for The Bangles, revealing a softer, more profound side of a band already known for its vibrant pop and sparkling new-wave sound. Without heavy drums and built on tenderness, the song focuses on Susanna Hoffs' gentle, vulnerable vocals, transforming... show more

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