Only Calicher and Mollinger remained from the original line-up. From 1980 to 1984 the band released the albums "Copy Copy" (1980, with Deaf School's Bette Bright on vocals and featuring songs such as "Up To Date", "Life in Tokyo" and "What Happened To Romance?"), "Pop! Goes the Brain" (1981, featuring "Holland Now", "Rhythmisaconstantbeat" and "My Old Cortina") and "Designe Moderne" (1982, featuring "Happily Unemployed", "On Her Own" and "Go 'n' Get It"), which brought a shift of success to mainly Germany, Italy and Spain. "Sombrero Times" followed in 1984 and was the band's first album released by an independent label. It featured the singles "Two Tickets To Rio" and "Radar". After splitting up for a couple of years, the band returned with compilation album "Back to 19 Mistakes" in 1988, which included their popular Wall of Voodoo cover "Mexican Radio". It was followed by "Sucker of the Century" (1989), "Young & Out" (1992, featuring radiohit "She Was Pretty", "Repeatlemania" and new jazzy version of "Hey Girl") and the acoustic live album "Sing Sing" (1993). "Sing Sing" included new versions of hits (a.o. "Disco Really Made It", "Mission à Paris" and "Beep Beep Love"), album-tracks (a.o. "Repeatlemania", "Shave" and "Hollywood") and new songs (a.o. "I Would Dance"). The band toured Europe with the Bombita's (Lies Schilp and Inge Bonthond) on vocals. After "Sing Sing" Hans Vandenburg released his solo albums "Commercial Break" (1994, including the rocker "This Day Is Fine", which was accompanied by a video directed by Theo van Gogh) and "Shake Hands with Vandenburg" (1996). These albums were followed by "Uit het Leven Gegrepen" (1998), the debut album by his new band "Dierenpark", the first album Vandenburg wrote in Dutch. After releasing "Married with Singles" in 2000, a compilation album with all the singles and b-sides from 1976 to 1988 (plus two new songs "Click Here" and "I Don't Think So"), the original band re-united for a handful of dates, including a high-profile show at 'Sail 2000', which was broadcast on TV.