text: The following year, Tim Cappello covered "I Still Believe" for the film The Lost Boys. In the film, Cappello memorably stole the scene as a muscular bare-chested, oiled-up saxophonist belting out the tune on the beach. Contemporary Christian musician Russ Taff also covered the song on his 1987 self-titled album. More recently the Protomen covered the song on their 2015 cover album The Cover Up. In 2017, Klayton from Celldweller covered "Too Many Tears" on Offworld.  In 2018, a cover version of "I Still Believe" appeared in the Paramount Pictures television series Waco about the Branch Davidian tragedy. In 2022, "I Still Believe" also featured prominently in the last episode of the second season of the TV show Reservation Dogs, which included a cameo by Cappello playing the saxophone.
  The band released Into the Woods in 1987, which Been referred to as his favorite album. In 1989, they released Let the Day Begin, whose title track reached No. 1 on the US Mainstream Rock chart. Their label under-ordered physical copies of the album and the resultant decline in sales limited their chart position.
  The Call released Red Moon, their final studio album for a major label, in 1990. The album included background vocals by U2's Bono on the track "What's Happened to You". The album took a turn into the then-rising genre of Americana and was out of step with the shock of grunge music taking over the airwaves. Following the Red Moon tour, the band took an "extended break".