Zebra "Who's Behind the Door"

Zebra performing "Who's Behind the Door" on August 26, 2007 at the Long Island Maritime Festival.

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[Aero7141]

This is one of the most talented and unappreciated bands in rock history. Saw them

in a small club in Randolph, NJ ,20 plus years ago. This band is Rock.

[DallasKass]

one of the most underrated bands of 80s. Such a sophisticated, sweet on ear and heartwarming song. Long live Zebra

[kelley61]

such an awesome song

[Daleboy51]

I took my son to see Zebra play in El Paso, Texas when he was about six years old back in the early 80's. There were three bands that played that night. Zebra open, Survivor next and the REO Speedwagon finished. We had backstage passes and got to meet the drummer of Zebra. It was a most excellent concert. My son was totally thrilled to meet a member of the band.

[BASS4HIREJAXFL]

i was at this show but I believe it was 2006.. I wasd on the Island for a high school reunion..

[infin0902]

More talent than the" so called" talent of today!!

[zerothehero83]

@Aero7141 I was there..the club was called Obsessions......just saw them this past Saturday at BB Kings.

[mrcyflft]

that's the most fitting way to describe them & their music, @mikedonn71, the american answer to rush, yes & zep...all from the same period, all extremely talented & all with music that will endure for still so many years to come...

[GEORGEZNEMETH]

Been so long when i last listened to this song. Then one day just before 911, I was at a Spanish bar where I used to hang out. Greg, the bartender who was a metal head made his own jukebox full of tunes. This was one song of the plentiful supply. I spent sooooooo many dollars playing this tune! Thank You South Side Deli, AND Thank You, Zebra for helping me through tough times!

[mikedonn71]

The American answer to Rush, Yes and Led Zeppelin. Seriously. Wicked cool song.

[julesfeb4]

fhis was definitely one of the best acoustic songs of the eighties really good

[steadypocket]

Perhaps with the right management and promotion, we'd be seeing these guys being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. One of the best bands ever, and unfortunately, unknown to most.