In the mid-1980s, there was a brief mod revival centered on bands such as the Prisoners. Fanzines following on from "Maximum Speed" – such as "Mission Impossible", "Patriotic", "Roadrunner", "Extraordinary Sensations" and Chris Hunt's "Shadows & Reflections" – helped generate further interest in this stage of the mod revival. The Phoenix List was a weekly newsletter listing national events, and they organised a series of national rallies. A main player in the 1980s UK mod revival was Eddie Piller, who founded Countdown Records, and then went on to develop the acid jazz movement of the late 1980s. in 1985 the Mod alldayer in Walthamstow paired tribute to band aid sponsored by unicorn records and had a host of 80’s mod revival bands playing, old and new. Making Time, probably being one of the biggest mod revival bands of the 80’s after the jam. And a well known north London mod band called the OUTLETS; band members being Steve Byrne and Mario Vitrano who also supported Steve Marriott packet of 3 and geno Washington at various gigs in north London in the mid 80’s.