Alongside Rubiks cubes and video games, The MDs came forth with a particular approach to 1980s Puerto Rican rock. Catchy sing-alongs, naughty synths and moody guitar riffs overtook the island’s rock-hungry stages and all nearby galaxies. A staple of Surgeon Records’ lineup, we released "Brain Damage" in 1980. A transcendental work, and a local magnum opus, the album encompasses multidimensional lyrics ranging from juvenile experiences to atypical perspectives in a post apocalyptic world. The MDs original lineup consisted of lead singer Richard D'Lima, lead guitarist Rick Rivera, vocalist/guitarist Tatito Requena, bassist Rene Cardona, keyboardist Rey Rivera, and drummer Rigo Collazo (Millo Torres y el Tercer Planeta). We also were complemented by the flashy melodic voices of Maria Luisa Pagán, Silvia Rico and Milly de la Torre. Current live shows are performed by Ian Carvacho in bass, Jerry Rivera (Ongo, Tallaboa) on vocals, and Fernando Rodriguez (AlterEgo) in drums. All together, at the birth of life and beyond, as surgeons of sound we transplant knowledge to generations we have not yet discovered. Our new wave sound merged with a punk-out attitude has positioned us in the books of Puerto Rican rock and roll history. Today, we are eager to ink with new lyrics and a fresh stream of punchy scents. The diagnosis, MD-itis; the relief, more Brain damage.