Fifteen year old boy's dream. A little younger too but it fit us well. We were the perfect age for this. Van Halen, not Van Hagar,

I was 12 years old and just moved to Texas from New York and we got mtv and when I saw this video for the first time I instantly knew that I would love heavy metal for the rest of my life....I'm 53 and I still love heavy metal 🤘🤘🤘🤘

This looks like the male version of 20 Minute Workout.

I know 20 years ago you were a 10/10 and eddie is singing specifically to you.

For years I heard this song on the radio never knew who was the band/singer but the vibrato was just out of this world and such soft smooth tessiture

31 an would give almost half my lifetime to live through the 80’s🙌an btw your very beautiful an love your reactions ❤

U2 made the album called " The Joshua Tree " and won Grammy Award album of the year in 1988. And won another Grammy Award for best Rock Performance by a Duo or group with vocal.

I am into a fifty plus year crush on the Wilson sisters.

Crying, laughing, grooving... Nostalgia is such a bittersweet move to the past. Love to see your reaction ❤

I used to be part of my local "anti-popular music league" when this album released, and at the time, I thought Siouxsie "sold out" for pop music. I refused to listen to the album and actually got rid of my other two Siouxsie tapes I had (Tinderbox and Juju), it wasn't until years later when I stopped being an angry beanie wearing highschooler who grew up in a well adjusted home that my philosophy of music softened (my philosophy of music being popular=bad) that I checked this album out, and was rewarded. Yes, it is very radio/pop friendly but it's still an excellently put together album with virtually no "filler".

Crocodile Dundee

Thanks , Cat from Argentina

as an 18 yo baby bath, this is one of my favorite songs ever<3

This so g came out b4 the movie. There is a alternative version of the movie version of this song. Video also. This is the best version, good call....

Don't ever stop in the middle of a guitar riff! Ever!!!

that's a woman alright!!!

I would classify this song as “Roots Rock" music.

I dont care how old i get,This song and black will forever make me tear up. Greatest grunge band of all time

I've had my mohawk since 1982, still rocking it at 55.

damn were old

Im a 47 year old Sigma male & this song makes me cry like a child. This is kates magic i cannot thank her enough. She is most special

You know he's singing about cocain

Sad thing is Flock of Seagulls is more known for the hairdo instead of awesomeness music that they blessed us with

Hansey? Grow up gen x. Let me guess he committed a crime? And in the bible there is no such thing as a female angel, as they were made in the image of God.

This song came from an album called "How to be a Zillionaire.". By golly, the whole album was amazing!

It's a great antiwar song

I believe I saw the 'Laser Beam' one on Friday Night Videos... they announced it as controversial. Its on a VCR tape somewhere 'round here.

Your reaction was fantastic! Jus' the way a man wants a woman to react to him... Thanx. Oh yea, He can Rock.

I could never get my hair as perfect as his.

this song reminds me of my dad before he died and how i wanted to know if he was proud of me before he died

Very underexposed billy idol

not a great review and volume so low

Love them

Hiya Cat, you need to react to Eighth Wonders 1988 song I'm Not Scared, you'll really like it, I hope you start uploading again soon, this is Choppy

Geat original band😊

The Original <<< The Strangeloves 1965 >>> Reference <<< Candy Johnson the Beach Girl From the early sixties Beach Movies !!! U-tube Candy Johnson for the Original Meaning !!!

You are absolutely gorgeous. No offense to the hubbins. You did good, hubbins....you did really good. She's a keeper.

Lifelong Chicagoan here. Coming off seeing them at Wrigley on the 29th and 31st of August. Opened up with Release Thursday. Emotions all off over the place! So good! I was at this show as well.

I was 15 when this song came out, so long ago, sigh

Music culture, technology and tastes have moved away so much from how things were in the 70s and 80s in a World that allowed people like Bowie and Mercury (plus May, Taylor and Deacon) to flourish with the incredible talent they had. No, there won’t be legends like this again, not at this level. I wish I’d fully appreciated how good we had it and how lucky we were at the time.