Blondie - Island Of Lost Souls

REMASTERED IN HD!
Official Music Video for Island of Lost Souls performed by Blondie.
Follow Blondie:
🔔Subscribe to the Blondie KZbin channel: bit.ly/Subscri... ▶️Watch more Blondie Music Videos: bit.ly/Blondie... Follow Blondie Online: Instagram: / blondieofficial Facebook: / blondie Twitter: / blondieofficial TikTok: / blondieofficial Website: blondie.net
#Blondie #IslandOfLostSouls #Remastered

[@Bigweight66]

Blondie wasn't afraid to perform any genre of music such as punk, new wave, rock, rap and even calypso!

[@guyinsf]

Exactly! When asked what kind of genre they wanted to do, their reply was "yes".

[@stefanijakrivaja6068]

and disco

[@pagliacci2942]

In this case I kind of wish they had have been.

[@michaelgallagher6877]

And reggae. The Tide is High is a reggae song. When I read this I thought it was a bit of a stretch to call it reggae but Blondie’s version is a cover and the original is a reggae song

[@Lucern2112]

And she can do it. ALL. That’s what makes Her fantastic. Now and then.

[@neilmercer8023]

Don't people realize how fucking great Blondie were and still are

[@antongraman7515]

100 percent agree

[@Scott2Bgood4u]

This was a solo effort by Debbie Harry 😊

[@MsDragon1968]

Personally, I think this is one of Blondie's underrated tracks. I've always loved this song. And, for the people who wish to joke/criticize Deborah with the comments of 'Souls and Sins'. Are any of you aware, that Deborah placed her career on hold, while she cared for her husband Chris, when he was sick?

[@mehranhooshmand8407]

Her boyfriend; they never been married!

[@MAGA_Patriot2024]

Right with you Deborah! I haven't heard this song in over 5 years, and I still remember the words to it, so it must've stuck...lol!

[@kevinkruse7992]

It's very funny you said that because I also think it's a very good

[@soph3420]

I won this song as a 45 record, it was the B side to The Tide is High. I was in the third when I first heard this song and played it on repeat.

[@noahbody5987]

@@soph3420 Same here. I still have that 45 somewhere. But it's scratched.

[@RSBanks77]

I think that musically its one of Blondie's very best songs...Totally underrated. It should have reached no1 in uk and not no 11 as someone said lower down. For me the song is a bit sad but has many dimensions and I kind of want to listen to it over and over again.

[@EF-fc4du]

Blondie's style was whatever the fuck they wanted to play. Just no groups like this today.

[@wmnoe]

The scenes of Debbie dancing in the pink outfit are just too damn funny

[@brendaamata4577]

Shes amazi ng

[@graterdeddly9527]

She looks stoned out of her mind.

[@michaelwhite2823]

And the wig

[@offbeat65]

@@michaelwhite2823 - That wig is another indication she was zonked.

[@GoblinsFriend]

Nothing more symbolizes the change over from Post-Punk New Wave to 80's music than this song, its album, and what it did to Blondie. Debbie Harry and the boys were pop music gods for a few years, this single and its album came out, Blondie toured with Duran Duran opening, and within a year Blondie was yesterday's news and Duran Duran was the next big thing.

[@mehranhooshmand8407]

From Punk to 80s second British invasion of Synth Pop bands! And then came Rap music(?) in the late 80s until now!

[@Elitist20]

It didn’t help that Chris Stein developed pemphigus and was ill for years. (And his heroin use made things even worse.)

[@musiccollector]

Their best song ever, hands down! Released on May 16, 1982, reaching # 37 on July 3. Should have been #1.

[@ColumRogers]

I think this is definately one of their best songs shame it is ignored. I remember the first time i heard this song it was unlike anything i had heard by Blondie i just loooooooooooooove it.

[@pixie77531]

This is my first time hearing this song and i love it i have been playing this song all day

[@oliverplante]

This mysterious island is Tresco, in the Isles of Scilly. It's 28 miles South West of Cornwall in England! I lived there for 7 years. It's a great place to visit

[@adrianconnew5309]

Boy o boy how good was Debbie? Magnificent.

[@Lyubov91]

My favorite Blondie song. Brings back nice memories from the early 80's.

[@truthhitman7473]

Another Blondie classic 💯

[@Luke-cz9tm]

In Babylon On the boulevard of broken dreams My will power at the lowest ebb Oh what can I do? Oh buccaneer Can ya help me put my truck in gear? Can ya take me far away from here? Save my soul from sin? You want to get away you've had it man Nothing's going right So come sit on the sands of the island Island of Lost Souls No luxuries, no no amenities Too dull, your senses Oh oh only primitive "Hey hey really get away, " is what he said Where did he go? I'm tired of waiting here for him Where can he be? He's not with me Where did he go? What will I do alone? Why did he run, run away from me? The sky is blue the sea is warm and clear And golden sands are calling out to you inviting Make a new man out of you You can come for a while come with a friend Forget about work start all over again Let the real you through, here's what we do Where did he go? I'm tired of waiting here for him Where can he be? He's not with me Where did he go? What will I do alone? Why did he run, run away from me? Oh buccaneer Can ya help me put my truck in gear? Can ya take me far away from here? Save my soul from sin? No luxuries, no no amenities Too dull, your senses Oh oh only primitive Hey hey really get away Island of Lost Souls Hey ya hey ya hey ya Island of Lost Souls

[@evagabor5]

This is such a beautiful song. Underrated.

[@Ragnarr1955]

We were stationed in Iceland when this song came out. This song fit our situation exactly. We felt so abandoned....

[@blackmore4]

Haha.

[@WreakingHavoc1]

With a name like Ragnarr I wouldn't think you'd feel out of place in Iceland. You sound like a Viking.

[@Ragnarr1955]

@@WreakingHavoc1 It took some getting used to. When I came to Iceland in 1981, beer was illegal. The Icelanders had drifted far from their Viking roots.

[@joetrava3808]

Great song first time listen I bet Madonna heard this and got inspiration for Isla bonita.

[@samfibrofox]

my sister hid in the bushes and watched this being filmed xx love tresco xxx

[@kennygr8ify]

Such an underrated song.

[@loudmusic67]

Wow, never knew Blondie had a video for this song. AWESOME! I still love her.

[@raygiordano1045]

I remember seeing this video on MTV back when they still played rock n roll videos. It must have been around 1984.

[@watchxfiles]

It was not played on the video shows back then

[@watchxfiles]

It waa 82

[@chewybunz]

It played on HBO's Video Jukebox.

[@UnderTheTableGremlin]

So under appreciated

[@offbeat65]

A much better song than Tide Is High. Never understood why that became a hit, and not this one.

[@JCStorm76]

Shtwaan E. Spot on but don’t forget that it was still a hit. It reached number 11 in the UK and went top 15 in Australia

[@SneedyKetler]

Shtwaan E. Maybe because TTIH was a cover and people thought it felt familiar? Not sure.

[@exgren]

This song takes me back to 1982 when i was stationed in Chelsea barracks serving in the grenadier guards... Aaah the memories

[@johnbecker9242]

Takes me back to 1982 when I was stationed at Templehof air base, West Berlin, Germany serving in the US Air Force.

[@exgren]

​@@johnbecker9242 happy days

[@massivebalkans]

No matter how disastrous people think it is... I love it for all its campiness, Debbie never looked so stoned, the boys never looked so goofy, but Blondie is so cool they just can´t help being cool at their worstest

[@leoepsilon1371]

She invented and first performed the Rap music. She is the best in my book! ❤️👍😅

[@TheSeanmf69]

i have ALOT of respect for them, they are iconic, and way before my time. that said, i love how baked she seems in this video. wish i was chillin with her, what a blast!!

[@jpwcpa]

Ahhh yes, the early days of MTV - way back when they actually played music videos. Thanks for the upload.

[@electricstatic]

A lot of people will disagree, but I actually think this song, and many others off of this album are among the very best songs by Blondie. On each CD of Blondie's, I generally have a few tracks on auto-skip. This is the only album where I don't do that. This particular song is also one of my favourite drinking/BBQ songs.

[@josephkokomo1752]

I totally disagree. I am a HUGE Blondie fan(atic). The whole album, the Hunter, feels half-assed to the max. Don't get me wrong - I love it. But most of the songs feel incomplete or could have used better production/reworkings by Mike Chapman. For me, the song that's an absolute classic off the album is 'Dragonfly' (except it needed the vocals pumped up a bit, for more clarity). But songs like 'the Beast', 'Orchid Club' and 'War Child' feel like incredible ideas - but somehow they feel half-finished. Love 'Can I Find the Right Words' and 'English Boys, insofar as they feel complete. 'island of Lost Souls' needs to lose the brass instruments, imo. Anyway.... i know i'm not 'right' - it's just my opinions - and i appreciate you letting me express them. The main thing is it's good to meet another huge fan of Blondie. ('Autoamerican' is the classic album- best pop album of all time, of ANY band).

[@dmh872]

If anyone's wondering where the video was filmed - Tresco on the Isles of Scilly, off Cornwall, United Kingdom.

[@josephlowry4320]

That's an very awesome fact, it's cool when they made an Blondie music video in England.

[@michaelbruns449]

I thought she said somewhere else at the beginning of another video for this same song?

[@andrewmarr6173]

Definitely Abbey gardens Tresco

[@legionnairegonk4425]

Tropical...

[@nickcolby1391]

I remember they were supposed to be on our biggest chat show at the time but were trapped on the scilly isles due to fog , I was sooooo disappointed 😥

[@secpac58chichi]

their swan song 1982 - sad - but then there was Maria 17 years later !

[@rockshot100]

No there is "Sweet and Low", not played but a good one.

[@alanbaines7435]

Grow up Blondie are still writing and performing new music in 2020 after covid-19 anyway

[@Aramanth]

Debbie is so beautiful!! 💚

[@cdncitizen4700]

Great song... but a clumsy video thanks to random assorted imagery and horrible Star Wars masks. The Hunter album was pretty darn good despite the bad reviews, but I always thought they got short changed when they didn't get the nod for their James Bond theme song entry "For Your Eyes Only" which was BRILLIANT... and way better than the slow broody Sheen Easton rendition.

[@sacredcowmusicjukebox]

Love how Debbie mashes Marilyn Monroe, Jayne Mansfield & Joey Heatherton ! 💋

[@michaelfoss6903]

They each have unique qualities .. Marilyn Monroe is an icon for American actresses . She broke the mold and battled sexism by establishing her own studio !

[@ColumRogers]

Very Star Wars chic i looooooooooooove it.

[@thebaneking4787]

Beautiful Debbie.

[@lyndaoneill6483]

She was almost as beautiful as Agnetha, good fun to watch.

[@lolagolightly8578]

I have been a fan since 1977. Rock on Punk. #cbgb

[@Annamandabella]

This video is right up there with Bowies Ashes To Ashes.

[@chrisboyle7994]

This is such a fine song that only got to No.11 in the UK back in June 1982. I think this song missed the UK Top 10 rather unfairly.

[@mikekaraoke]

Love how you say-that only got to number 11. lol I mean it was still a hit so all good-you made it sound like it got outside the top 40 at like 48. lol If it was a flop could understand what you are saying!

[@guymichel8533]

@@mikekaraoke when you consider how well all their preceding singles did on the UK chart then no 11 is poor. I myself was stunned as a wee boy in the UK.

[@mikekaraoke]

@@guymichel8533 When you consider their other chart hit singles in the top 20: "Union City Blue" + "Picture This" nothing poor about it! However if "Island of Lost Souls" got to ay number 46 I could see your point that would of been poor in comparison! Love it on TOTP when they performed it and was said another chart hit for the band!

[@guymichel8533]

@@mikekaraoke I know but…the preceding few years was occupied with massive smash hits for Blondie here in the UK….Atomic, Dreaming, Sunday Girl, Heart of Glass, Rapture, Hangin’ on the telephone, Call me….big number 1 hits in some cases….and then Island of lost souls hits number 11. I was devastated. I actually remember coming home from swimming….I must have been about 7 and watching TOTP and thinking why is this song not as successful as their others! I love it. I still do.

[@guyinsf]

@@mikekaraoke I think Chris was trying to articulate that number 11 is a poor performance by Blondie's standards. They had so much success in the UK, they were pretty much one of the biggest bands from 1978 up till they released this album.

[@michaelbruns449]

I've luved Blondie for several decades. Seriously wondering why im only now just discovering this beautiful haunting irrisitable music video for the very first time?! That face and those eyes and her glowing hair when she was 37 > 2:19 & 2:30 This has always been my favorite Blondie song ever since first released in 1982 and after like 40 years of listening it still is.

[@bostonseeker]

In spite of the weird video, this is a great song, better than Tide Is High, I think. The funny thing is that Blondie was on its way out by 1982, and still they knew exactly what they were doing. (Music video producers didn't quite know what they were doing in 1982.) It's perfectly fitting with Blondie's retro tendencies, except this goes back to the 1940s, a little far back for us young'uns in 1982. My mother thought it was a hit from the 40s, and I had to convince her it wasn't :)

[@timsimms412]

‚Better than …‘ are songs competing with one another?

[@pixie77531]

am i the only one who likes this instead of heart of glass

[@RosieLee777]

Like both. Found this track about 15 years ago. Love it.

[@friscoprocessserver6078]

YES! 😁

[@Talsa93]

It,s wonderfull song! Deborah just like an Alise in the wonderland there)))

[@johnlegg2207]

God she is bloody beautiful every man's dreem blasphemous to say a goddess how many of us worship her I always will

[@bradydavis5791]

I don't worship people. I'm not weak.

[@joanneharris923]

I'd forgotten this was song by Blondie. I love this style. It has an upbeat, but some of the lyrics sound so sad. It does have a holiday feel to it though.

[@Benhasanothernumber]

If ever there was a song and video made as a direct result of heavy substance abuse.. and it's still great!

[@hoangbui5628]

Blondie is one of my favorites 💖 I like most of their songs. This song "ISLAND OF LOST SOULS" is a good song. The music is nice, but the lyrics are sad such as "Where did he go, I am tired of waiting for him....... Where can he be....... he's not with me........he runs away from me........etc. !!!". If the lyrics are about true and beautiful love, I am sure this song will be very popular like "THE TIDE IS HIGH". It's my opinion, if anybody agree with me, give me "A Like" 😀

[@briwolfe1]

thought this song was gonna be a smash! I was big time wrong...only hit #37 in 1982...and there went Blondie.

[@kevinfenton97]

When it changes key on the where did he go is one of the catchiest bits of music I've ever heard

[@alejandrosalas2304]

I wanna share a personal story about this song: Even though it has a happy vibe and a catchy rhythm, this song reminds me of a dark time of my life. I can't say this song used to bring me bad luck because it would be such a hard statement, but every time I played it (I was so hooked with Blondie at the time) a thing would come to me (family, love life, job and many other issues). Anyway, I love Debbie and I'll listen to Blondie until the day I die.

[@markmartindale7215]

Probably just coincidence

[@IldefonsoMunoz]

When I was 14 I was hoping to hear about this album everywhere but I was disappointed by the fact this was the end of Blondie.

[@thiscorrosion900]

It was a rough time to be a Blondie fan then. I also barely noticed when Debs put out Rockbird in 1986: due to my excuse being I was finishing high school, distracted, and intent on escaping the horrid place (and also smitten with newer bands like R.E.M. and others). I recall seeing the video for French Kissin' In the USA and just not being knocked out by it at all. (I did have the vinyl of KooKoo which I kind of liked, a few years earlier) Then flash forward to the later 80s to early 1990s, and I managed to see Debs solo twice, once at Malibu Club in L.I. and also the same time in NYC at the Marquee Club, which didn't last too long. I paid a lot more attention to Def, Dumb and Blond, of course, which found her on much surer footing all around.

[@deathlarsen7502]

Debbie Harry is a musuc and cultural legend!!!

[@davefil6102]

first time i heard this is was like wtf but i really do like it and the video is so 80s aewsome

[@Aliendear]

This is such a great song. With a great message. And I was on her 'Island of lost souls' (figuratively) at one point in my life. Blondie is special, she sang a song of open locks. It takes special people like this to sing songs and open locks. Days like this are gone, what with the police state. No one is allowed to open locks anymore. I'm glad blondie freed me. And where ever you are Debra Harry, I love ya!

[@PaulRoberts-o2j]

Creativity unleashed! Have I ever been so in love with a woman?

[@tomislavpotocar91]

Will we SAVE OR SOUL with the HELP of an INTERNATIONAL the PROGRAM ?

[@KingFahtah]

The Hunter is an unfairly maligned album. A lot of very good tracks on it.

[@thiscorrosion900]

I'm not sure, but I think their relationship with their label was not in the greatest shape by then as well, on top of all their other problems. The album was a good one, but nothing to really touch Parallel Lines or Eat to the Beat in terms of consistency. According to Wiki, "in the liner notes to the 2001 reissue of The Hunter, producer Mike Chapman stated "I knew that we were in a different and far less accessible artistic space. And that worried me. I could tell that things were different now, and I knew that this would be the last Blondie album." " So clearly Mike could sense that things were breaking apart. The tour that followed was apparently not a raging success, either. But the album has some fine material on it, nonetheless.

[@jusztinnemeti6380]

I tried listening to it a few months back. It's pretty awful. At least when you compare it to all of their other albums.

[@BrooklynAvenue]

It's fairly maligned. I threw it in the trash can after playing through it once. If you had Parallel Lines or Eat to the Beat and picked this up, listening to this was a misery.

[@davidellis5141]

Used to hear this on 🇬🇧 📻 ! 😎 song.

[@lirio7698]

People complain too much, wth! Just enjoy it, shit. The song is nice, the video too. End of conversation.

[@BrickWorldPictures]

Got to agree with that.

[@mrtimtremmel8465]

even this sketchy effort is still pretty classic. blondie on an off day still beats most music today!

[@foodanddietdotorg3069]

Debbie trys so hard to stay positive on this track ... but it was clear the Blondie dream was over ... at least for now!

[@LarryFogarty]

my fav blondie song

[@barryfong2844]

Debbie sounds as though she's singing the song 2 me as I'm waking up from a dream. Thoroughly evocative.

[@emoore492]

I actually remember the lyrics and can sing along The brain is amazing. I was here May 26, 2017. 535pm

[@cerneuffington2656]

This reached number 11 in the UK chart, and that was it for Blondie - Their hugely successful run of hit singles was over.

[@Marchant2]

Until Maria.

[@mikekaraoke]

Yea it was a Shame when this was thier last hit single in the UK , And was their last hit album: The Hunter in 1982-But their last hit single in general was War Child which got top 30 in Ireland

[@welshlad6427]

Maria....number 1 but hey let’s forget such a low position.

[@johnnymfan5065]

No 37 in the US.

[@mehranhooshmand8407]

Then came Debbie Harry solo career; she had some hit songs on her own too!

[@redrum4100]

Very underrated single.

[@JCStorm76]

Underrated

[@Stogdad1]

I don't care for the video, but the song is great!

[@bigguys45s29]

From 1982. Peaked as high as No. 37 on the USA Billboard Hot 100 Charts. Was their final top 40 Hot 100 charting hit single. From their album, “The Hunter”. A Chrysalis Records release. Fun calypso inspired song.

[@nenadgregor6107]

Just INCREDIBLE! Thanks alot!

[@UNOwen1]

So nice that people who DON"T have anything to say but b.s. say it. So - drugs? Does it affect you - Blondie on drugs? No. I've known them for years (Debbie), and all I got to say is...just enjoy the music.

[@MindTheDrift]

“What do you mean? How HIGH were they?!” “Soooooo.. have you seen the music video for Blondie’s Islands of the Lost Souls??” “Oh dear GOD…”

[@buddrossi6451]

This was a sort of “The Tide is High” 2.0 for Blondie, and it IS a catchy little ditty. Even if it isn’t their most beloved song, at least they were having some fun and putting it on a record and a video!

[@robertomoi2044]

The UK loved Blondie more than any other nation. She had way more success here (UK) Than anywhere.

[@vincesmith2499]

Is that why she was on Ab Fab?

[@Musicman-y7v]

😂, sorry but she was and is still a big hit in the United States.

[@robertomoi2044]

@Musicman-y7v of course she is but she had far more success in the uk.

[@stephenwilson7243]

I think Australia fell in love with her first.

[@Musicman-y7v]

@@robertomoi2044 Population of the UK 66 million ..... Population of the US almost 350 million.Id definitely say that she had far more success in America.

[@graterdeddly9527]

I remember thinking at the time that reggae had been played out so Blondie tried calypso. Islands, brass instruments, sort of reggae-ish, if you squint with your ears. I think it was successful, if not sustained or mimicked by others. I do vaguely remember a calypso fad for a little while back then that then faded, which I thought would happen to rap too. Seems that fad might keep going, but calypso is better. At least it’s real music.

[@HarryPotter87]

New wave, reggae and ska were the blueprints for No Doubt, but years later!

[@malnuman1836]

Wasn't a big hit, but one of my favs of Blondies back then

[@chasermalloy7406]

My favorite blondie song. Never seen the video before. Great fun and Debra looks great. Can't believe she's nearly 80

[@indie4life23]

@discomadame Junkies? On Tresco, the Isles of Scilly where they filmed this? Unless they flew them over from Penzance, that seems a bit unlikely! I've been to the Isles of Scilly for 20 years and I don't think I've ever seen a homeless person let alone junkies!

[@brucey39]

Gosh . I bought this song on a 45 when I was 14. Major crush on Blondie back then lol

[@johnhancock3815]

very Madness.

[@TravelinBand747]

Not their best song, but I love that Blondie was more than willing to experiment with different styles of music. This has a "The Tide is High" vibe to it. At least they were having fun!

[@a916LEX]

It’s a great song! Why knock it down!

[@QuantPlus]

For the record, Debbie always did her own hair. But this song crosses over from pop to Vegas kitsch. 78-79 material took balls and talent... anyone can do this.

[@guyinsf]

I think the Vegas kitsch factor was helped by the visuals of the video LOL.

[@wrapper2]

I remember this from HBO's Video Jukebox.

[@CarlD2]

I love this song and "War Child" off of that album. I don't remember the rest.

[@ericmeredith4022]

Debbie & Chris’ heroin phase .

[@raygiordano1045]

I never even thought of using heroine and never even touched it, yet it has ruined my life and my grandson's too. I hate heroin.

[@ramonpizagutierrez201]

Blondie es hermosa y muy talentosa tengo muchos discos de ella desde que empezó como grupo de punk allá en el 77 y todas sus canciones son grandes y difíciles de olvidar larga vida a blondie

[@markmartindale7215]

That was in 1977 (77) and now Debbie is 78! Will love Debbie forever!

[@sittingbythepool]

I love this video love love love

[@markpatient2766]

I was just 8 years old when this song was released so I missed out on the whole Blondie phenomenon but when they reunited in 1998 and released No Exit l got to enjoy their new success with Maria ❤️

[@markmartindale7215]

They are still an incredible live act. I saw Blondie at the 2018 New York State Fair and a 70+ Debbie Harry put on a great 90-minute set. She was so engaged with the audience! Unforgettable

[@Desertduleler_88]

They made a movie from the song title during the early 30's, then a remake was done in the 70's called "The Island of Dr. Moreau".

[@markpatient2766]

They did a lot of Calypso ❤️

[@nethy02]

it astounds me that nobody knows what the exoteric meaning of this song is, amazing, wanna tell them Debbie Harry?? or was it written for you by a ghost like so many other songs written by those illuminated

[@ruthdixon7807]

her cover of the tide is high may have outworn it's welcome but this second stab as caribbean summer fun still sounds like a good time.

[@defenderoFreedom]

this song makes me wanna go to the beach. Jamaica? Bahamas?

[@andrewmarr6173]

Or the Isles of Scilly

[@bipbip1107]

This músic was re-recorded by Brazilian Sing and tv hostess Mara Maravilha in 1990 and was a greatest hit here! Mara Maravilha is one of The most tv hostess and singers from Brasil until today

[@stevie5443]

It was Blondie's last Top 40 hit peaking at #37 this week on July 10, 1982 💚💛.

[@luisurzua9975]

Your best video

[@adolargangorra]

She is GORGEOUS and can sing, but DANCING is not her thing at all... : )

[@theresecallahan8548]

Too bad this was the last classic Blondie song. They should have gone on much longer than they did.

[@guyinsf]

It wasn't possible for them to go much longer unfortunately. By 1982 there was a lot of internal fighting and animosity between the members, a lot of drug use, they were overworked and overtouring since 1977 and Chris was developing a very mysterious life-threatening auto-immune disease which many thought was AIDS. Just a lot of odds stacking up against the band by 1982. The band didn't even want to record the album the Hunter but it was an contractual obligation to the record label, which made millions out of the band but the band got practically nothing during their peak years.

[@mustlovepretzels]

The album this song comes from "The Hunter" is loosely based on the theme of "searching , hunting or pursuing one's own Mt. Everest." I like this song and video. Cheers!

[@stephenbrookman9018]

cool clip

[@GreasyBelcher]

Welcome to the world of the mighty boosh

[@brianpomeroy9624]

Great song