The Dublin-based band's first release was the self-released "Two Chances" EP. After signing to Virgin Records they released a live EP, "I Know Ray Harman", in 1988 which was recorded live at McGonagles. Their live show was energetic while the bands dress varied from Tom Dunne's trademark paisley shirts to Alan Byrne's neckties. Later that year, their debut album "Been There, Seen That, Done That" was released on Virgin Records. In August 1989 the band supported Simple Minds at their Dublin show and earned many new fans. Relentless touring in Ireland saw them build a strong local fanbase. One of the singles from their first album, "Forget Georgia," was later covered by Canadian singer Emm Gryner on her 2005 album "Songs of Love and Death". 'Burn Clear' another track was on the soundtrack of Irish film "The Courier"