Hampton then formed the equally short-lived One Last Wish, whose sole album was recorded in 1986 but wasn't released until the late '90s. At that point, Hampton spent a brief period of time in the Snakes before re-teaming with Hanson and hooking up with bassist Bert Queiroz (formerly of the Untouchables and the scene-defining Youth Brigade and also a local scene photographer of some note) to form Manifesto in 1991. Considerably poppier than any of the participant's preceding bands, Manifesto owed quite a bit to the British guitar pop scene of the '80s, to the point of signing to the U.K. indie Fire Records and using producer John A. Rivers (Fire Engines, Close Lobsters, Pastels, etc.) for their 1992 debut album. Manifesto was released in the United States the following year, owing to Fire's short-lived distribution deal with EastWest, but before too long, Hampton's usual restlessness kicked in and Manifesto went the way of all his earlier bands. ~ Stewart Mason, Rovi
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