Hall & Oates: 'Memba Them?!

Posted May 22nd 2008 4:30PM by TMZ Staff

In the '70s and '80s, Daryl Hall and John Oates -- and their hair -- topped the charts with songs like "Rich Girl," "Kiss on My List" and "Maneater." Guess what they look like now!

Filed under: Music, Beauty, 'Memba Them?!

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1. these dudes are one great 80's band..

Posted at 1:54PM on May 22nd 2008 by VAN HALEN OU812

2. The Mullett look is making a come back

Posted at 1:55PM on May 22nd 2008 by artstoyz

3. I would so do Daryl Hall.......

Posted at 2:30PM on May 22nd 2008 by TallBlonde

4. THEY STILL MAKE A NICE COUPLE...COUPLE OF LOSERS

Posted at 2:33PM on May 22nd 2008 by Nicole

5. They were the hottest couple outside of George Michael and hit Wham partner.

Posted at 2:48PM on May 22nd 2008 by old school

6. I thought it was Lenny and Squiggy for a second.

Posted at 3:29PM on May 22nd 2008 by Tim

7. He still has gorgeous eyes...loved them back in the day

Posted at 3:32PM on May 22nd 2008 by Abby

8. BABA BOOEY!!!! BABA BOOEY!!!!!!

Posted at 3:45PM on May 22nd 2008 by Rusty Schackelford

9. YIKES!!!!

Posted at 4:03PM on May 22nd 2008 by TomW

10. Hall and Oates: the greatest!

Posted at 10:54PM on May 22nd 2008 by Trina

11. Lyme Disease is an awful illness. It can mimic so many other illnesses and robs you of your energy. I know, I had it and it left me with premature arthritis. Best of luck to him.

Posted at 12:16AM on May 23rd 2008 by tiger313

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