EPIC!| FIRST TIME HEARING Simple Minds - All The Things She Said REACTION

[@seanswinton6242]

Simple Minds is great. The female backing vocalist Robin Clarke sang background for Daivd Bowie with Luther Vandross and the "Young Americans" sessions.

[@O_Towne_Bear]

and Fish

[@quincee3376]

*Clark. Sorry i don't mean to come across as a know -it-all it's just that there's a famous author named Robin Clarke.

[@scotmax8426]

That lassie has a great voice.

[@michaelasay8587]

Hope she's still singing!!

[@MELLYBOY58]

Robyn#

[@batmanforpresident9655]

Fun fact: Simple Minds lead singer, Jim Kerr was married to legendary lead singer for The Pretenders, Chrissy Hynde frim '84-'90.

[@mramartelli72]

With Patsy Kensit too

[@fernandocuriel124]

Yep. They also have a daughter despite of their divorce.

[@mkmstillstackin]

And Hynde, by far, one of my favorite frontwomen of the era!

[@seanswinton6242]

Yes, I met them and their bands and LIVE AID in 1985. Great bands- both the Pretenders and Simple Minds. I saw Simple Minds in concert headlining only once, the Pretenders 4 times.

[@GWThorley]

The Pretenders Brass in Pocket, Back on the Chain Gang, I’ll Stand by you and my favourite Don’t get me wrong

[@lauriebarrett6789]

Simple Minds - "Glittering Prize".

[@jgreen6772]

My favorite Simple Minds song is "Waterfront" - very new wave!

[@heidismith2824]

I was going to suggest Waterfront!

[@caseyaltorf2317]

Great song!!!!

[@rjjcms1]

I love Waterfront too.

[@JontyBlue67]

I still have the vinyl single of Waterfront.. Love it so much.

[@rjjcms1]

@@JontyBlue67Turning it up loud so there's that bass at the beginning,knowing that any second now it's about to come crashing in. Good one to try on unsuspecting parents back in the day.

[@magneto7930]

Sanctify Yourself by Simple Minds, that's the one you should check out next!

[@volkerthienenkamp9720]

Promised you a Miracle, Up on the Catwalk, Waterfront, all typical bangers, but Belfast Child is a whole different number, you will love that side of the band.

[@givepeasachance7]

Yes thank you - Belfast Child is extraordinary. I also really like Glittering Prize - that whole album in fact.

[@fernandocuriel124]

Thanks for listening to my suggestions. I’m the one who send you guys a long list of songs along with Simple Minds’ All The Things She Said through email. I knew you guys were going to listen this song in 2024; I was expecting it. I also love Simple Minds’ Glittering Prize, a quisentential eighties song; it’s very eighties, mesmerizing, & breathtaking along with Simple Minds’ “Hunter & The Hunted.”

[@christinadiane4257]

Rockets,is a great new simple minds song ❤

[@surlechapeau]

Jay & Amber you’ll love their "Sanctify Yourself"!!!

[@clintlandrum9498]

"Sanctify yourself" with the video. Yes!

[@fernandocuriel124]

Yes, Yes, Yes!! Including Under The Catwalk & Ghostdancing.

[@aceblades8679]

Not a fan of this bands deep cuts. They’ve burned them out

[@pflynn581]

​@@fernandocuriel124Up on the catwalk.

[@fernandocuriel124]

@@pflynn581 Yep.

[@princemichaelwilliam7137]

'Belfast Child', probably their biggest hit in the 80's will blow you away.

[@alistairmcdougall9625]

Amazing track, & unbelievable to think it was the groups only UK No1

[@josephzake9248]

Belfast Child was not their biggest hit

[@ItsSolarzzz]

Don’t you forget about me and alive and kicking is there biggest songs, while yes Belfast child was a big song it was now where near close to dont you forget about me and alive and kicking

[@GodLovesComics]

Absolutely loved Simple Minds back in the day and this was always a fantastic song. They had sparkling production so that every instrument and vocal was crystal clear but still filled with soul and emotion, and just wrote great songs. Saw them once in concert and they are every bit as powerful live. Great drummer too!

[@TheNotedHero]

Simple Minds are brilliant! New band recommendation: The Church and their song "Under The Milky Way". 80s indie rock band from Australia. It's a beautiful song and was a massive hit!

[@yvettepatterson156]

Under The Milky Way is SUCH a great song! Yes, it was a big hit.

[@tbirdsteve1]

Yes the album version, not the short radio version.

[@BuddyBoy68]

Hi, you two! It's Andrew Erroch fae Paisley in Scotland here. This is a great Glasgow band, and they will be back home at my work, the OVO Hydro in Glasgow, for 2 big nights at the end of this month, supported by Del Amitri, another great Glasgow band. Of course, I will be at both gigs. Simple Minds have some more big songs you've still to hear, not least, their iconic 'Waterfront'. Don't miss their earlier ones, too, like 'Love Song', 'The American', 'I Travel', 'Chelsea Girl' and their very first release 'Life In A Day', from 1979, to name just a few. They had a very different sound back then. Æx 🙏

[@DMCDObidon]

You have to do Waterfront. They opened the Barrowlands Ballroom in Glasgow to shoot a "live" video for Waterfront. The owners of the venue kept the stage up afterwards. This year is it's 40th year as a music venue and been voted 2nd best venue in Europe (it is the best tho). All Thanks to Simple Minds. It still has the same owners, The equipment has been modernised but it has kept the old Ballroom look. It's a well loved venue in Scotland. The Clash were the first non-scottish band to play there.

[@JollyRogerVF84]

Oh you have to listen to soooooo many Simple Minds songs. =) One of my all time faves: Speed your love to me. "Alive and kicking", "Light travels", "Moscow underground", "Let there be love", "Graffiti soul", "Blood type 0", "Ghost dancing", "Love song", "Mandela Day", "Promised you a miracle", "Real life", "Sanctify yourself", "See the lights", "She's a river", "Someone, somwhere in summertime", "Speed your love", "Stars will leed the way", "The American", "Waterfront".

[@scorpiouk5914]

You have excellent taste, J. This is my favorite Simple Minds song also. The awesome accompanying vocals were provided by the beautiful Robin Clark. She did some singing with David Bowie and she is still around!

[@Sec998]

Glad you heard this song. I've always thought it was cool when it first hit way back in 1985. I'd also recommend "Sanctify Yourself" by them from 1986

[@nancysmith8626]

I am so glad you did this song and you like it so much! Jim Kerr's voice is distinctive; you always know when you're hearing him, and it's always a delight. Having Robin Clarke sing backup on this was genius. This is one of my favorite songs from Simple Minds, and that's saying a lot, because I love so many of their songs. They are an 80s staple and really just don't get all the credit they deserve.

[@flowerofheaven70]

Feel the same, great comment, thank you ❤

[@MrScotsAway1]

Great band from my hometown Glasgow, Scotland. Jim Kerr, vocals and Charlie Burchill, guitar were 3 years above me in school in my brother's class so always followed their progress. Check out Up On the Catwalk and Waterfront ...... and so many other brilliant songs! Thanks for checking them out. Love the channel and your observations. Have a great day!

[@MrAitraining]

"see the lights" is another real good one from them

[@keithjones7390]

Absolutely! A favourite 'single' She's a River another great one rarely mentioned.

[@KejaHuds]

Yesssss to this!

[@nancysmith8626]

YES yes yes! An absolute must - it's a masterpiece.

[@hlgmjg]

Belfast Child Belfast Child Belfast Child Probably their best song ever, reaching number 1 in most of Europe in 1989, a must listen

[@jenniferbeeson2777]

Gotta Love those 80’s💓

[@patrickglynn7089]

Sanctify Yourself or Oh Jungleland are fantastic songs

[@garymcatear822]

Oh Jungleland is my favourite...woke up with many a sore throat after belting that song out in my room...ah memories. I asked them about 2 years ago to react to it but nothing so far.

[@MrSteveLoucks]

Thanks Jay and Amber. Glad you didn’t give up on them after Jay wasn’t initially impressed by Don’t You Forget About Me! Thanks for sharing. The lead singer Jim Kerr was once married to Chrissie Hynde of The Pretenders! Perhaps you could react to her singing with Moodswings doing State of Independence. You’ll be blown away.

[@ericroth9514]

Love this song. The album it comes from is incredible. Try Sanctify Yourself next. It really rocks, and Jay will love the bass! And Ghostdancing is an underrated gem. Fast paced and just cool-sounding.

[@seanswinton6242]

Yes and "Promised You A Miracle" from their prior album.

[@fernandocuriel124]

Agreed!!

[@heidismith2824]

Ghostdancing is awesome!

[@needsmokes2410]

Hunter and the Hunted is my favourite Simple minds track. Taken from their best album: New gold dream.

[@garymcghee2249]

Yes. Although the Sisters and Sons double album is just as good in many ways. x

[@ChristopherB72]

I always liked the earlier Simple Minds’ catalog. Mel Gaynor is very underrated as a drummer. He has great rhythm and sound.

[@shawnkautzman4879]

Jay and Amber i glad you loved it as i was one of the ones who said to react to that song. I love it too the video is awesome. Thank you so much.

[@Robsan40]

Pet Shop Boys "What Have I Done To Deserve This" is a Must.

[@petercourtien4581]

I look forward to that!❤

[@sandrahughes8645]

Especially featuring fabulous Dusty Springfield!

[@O_Towne_Bear]

been trying to get them to listen to "Being Boring"

[@Robsan40]

@@sandrahughes8645 - She does a Fantastic job.

[@petercourtien4581]

@@O_Towne_Bear love that too. I’m a big fan of them.😊

[@willowway4104]

I love him and this song and that moment in time!!!

[@paulmartin7332]

Yes! My favorite Simple Minds song and maybe in my top 10 songs of the eighties, finally someone reacting to this great one. Thanks so much!

[@peterjohn1217]

She's A River is a classic 90s song of theirs. Great tune. Also check out Wet Wet Wet and the House Martins Caravan of Love. Norman Cooke aka Fatboy Slim was a bass player.

[@keithjones7390]

Not many mentions for She's a River, great song, my favourite 'single' is See the Lights.

[@kevincooper2317]

Sanctify Yourself is one of their greatest hits. Give it a listen. 😁

[@pflynn581]

Not even close to their best.

[@realShadowKat]

@@pflynn581 Your comment is useless without stating what you think it is.

[@pflynn581]

@@realShadowKat Earlier stuff from the brilliant New Gold Dream and Sons and Fascination and before that are far superior.Sanctify yourself is ok but in my opinion not one of their greatest hits.There,i hope that is a more compelling argument for you.

[@bradleypaulus2926]

One of the best and most visual videos of all time. It mesmerizes me every time.

[@davidirvine6035]

Going to see Simple Minds in a few weeks at Glasgow Hydro!!! Can't wait u guys!! You should listen to Waterfront, Up on the Cat Walk, see the light and loads more!!!

[@keithjones7390]

See the Lights is definitely a top favourite of mine

[@diamond1897]

Maybe see you there. I'm there on the Saturday night.

[@davidirvine6035]

​@keithjones7390 See the Lights is one of my all time fav songs too!!!

[@davidirvine6035]

​@diamond1897 yeah mate, we are there on Saturday night too lol

[@eileen742]

You're in for massive treat, saw them at Glasgow hydro last year......AMAZING@

[@yvettepatterson156]

Jay is right. This song is better that Don't You Forget About Me. I saw Simple Minds in high school at the TCC Arena. they were amazing. I had such a crush on Jim Kerr. Anyway, I would play "Sanctify Yourself" or "See the Light" next.

[@keithjones7390]

See the Lights is my favourite 'single' from the band no question, Waterfront and She's a River a couple more great ones.

[@r-loc2602]

Glittering Prize Hypnotised Somewhere, Someone in Summertime She's a River See the Lights New Gold Dream All bangers! Simple Minds and U2 were very much in the same bracket competing with each other in the 80s... Add any of these to your list please!

[@keithjones7390]

I think See the Lights is my favourite Simple Minds song.

[@charlie3655]

To see how there music has progressed, you should do Chelsea Girl, one of my favourite Simple Minds songs from their first album.

[@keithjones7390]

Early stuff is great!

[@Austin__75]

Blessed to have been a teenager in the 80s surrounded by this awesome music

[@andrewmilesbroughton8222]

I dig you guys! I grew up with this stuff so its great to see a fresh reaction!

[@Mind-your-own-beeswax]

Ghostdancing and Belfast Child are 2 killer tracks by Simple Minds. They had so many anthemic tracks though.

[@katierobertson8104]

Saw them play a couple of weeks' ago in Melbourne, Australia. They're still rockin'. Next one has got to be Belfast Child.

[@tbirdsteve1]

Simple Minds just finished a tour of Australia playing with Icehouse ( which I keep recommending to you ) and they were PHENOMENAL. Great, great band. Both of them actually. Icehouse - Don't Believe Anymore & Great Southern Land. Simple Minds - Mandela Day, Streetfighting Years, Belfast Child, Sign 'O the Times, Love Song (thrillseeker remix) This Is Your Land, etc etc

[@cericj99]

The backup singer is Robin Clark, she also worked with Luther Vandross & David Bowie on Young American

[@GavinPasco]

Saw them live in Perth a few weeks ago. Jim Kerr still bounding around the stage like a 20 year old and sounding awesome!

[@chrisking2799]

Yes, Sanctify Yourself is great. His voice is beautiful.

[@SteveJones-om6ks]

Loads of good tracks to pick from with Simple Minds. If you liked this then ‘See the Lights’ or ‘Hypnotised’ you need to check out next.

[@keithjones7390]

Absolutely! See the Lights is my absolute favourite 'single' from the band.

[@bridgemanjr]

MUST LISTEN.... See The Lights....Someone Somewhere In Summertime....Promised You a Miracle!!!!

[@anthonyblakely399]

I really love the fact that Jay and I really like Simple Minds. The band is one of my quirky Rock bands which I saw 1986 at the Santa Barbara Auditorium. They were Dope. Good reaction.

[@csilt]

Simple Minds is such a great band. I loved listening on their compilation CD called Glittering Prize blasting in my Volkswagon Jetta with my 6x9 Blaupunkt speakers up!

[@b.slocumb7763]

Utah Saints sampled “New Gold Dream” and that’s a fun song, too!

[@JaDav40]

This song barely cracked the top 30...it deserved to go higher.

[@Synthcronized]

I love Simple Minds, being a fan since my teenage days ❤️ Thank you! 😊

[@gregeaster8970]

Thank you! Really enjoy your guys reviews! You can tell how prolific Simple Minds is by the fact that (almost) every comment below has a DIFFERENT favorite song!

[@brandonfizer4094]

I just love LOVE this channel. It is my chillax space and I am absolutely beyond grateful I discovered the two of you, my favorite reaction video posters.

[@STEPHENGOODE-y2o]

Sonically, they have incredible depth. 'Waterfront " has a hypnotic groove that doesn't deviate throughout all the crescendo, diminuendos and climaxes. Simple AND Poweful!

[@STEPHENGOODE-y2o]

The original video and a recent live version are spectacular!

[@eggy1962]

gotta do the anthemic WATERFRONT ...its a favourite at their concerts as the music is so powerful

[@Xiroi87]

One of their first big hits was Lovesong, a perfect example of what early 80s were like.

[@rjjcms1]

Their first major hit was I Promised You a Miracle,followed by Glittering Prize,in 1982.

[@Xiroi87]

@@rjjcms1 Those 2 were more successful and released later, Lovesong got a lot of airplay in Europe anyway. There's a reason it's included in their greatest hits compilations.

[@rjjcms1]

​Just checked it up and you're correct. Lovesong reached number 47 in August 1981,the second of three singles that came close to breaking into the Top 40 for them that year. The others were The American early that summer and Sweat in Bullet (which I heard on the radio a bit at the time) later. Their big breakthrough came with I Promised You a Miracle,which broke into the Top 40 at the anchor position of 40 in April 1982 and went on to reach number 13 (thought it was a place or two higher than that) the following month. They followed that with Glittering Prize getting to number 16 at end of that summer and scored a third Top 40 entry with Someone Somewhere (In Summertime). They returned to the Top 20 when (the) Waterfront crashed into the chart in November 1983,also making number 13. Speed Your Love to Me and Up on the Catwalk followed,but they really hit the big league with Don't You Forget About Me,Alive and Kicking,Sanctify Yourself and All the Things She Said between April 1985 and April/early May 1986.

[@Xiroi87]

@@rjjcms1 if you were cool back then you just had to own the Sons and Fascination / Sister Feelings Call album combo, lol. We probably were a bunch of little posers but we had an exquisite taste in music

[@chantal6076]

This is one of my faves by them. This video was huge and quite innovative for that time. Another great song and video with stunning visuals is Alive and Kicking.

[@mkmstillstackin]

Aaah yes, always love it when you guys tap into music that was in the heartbeat of my coming of age! Although "promised you a miracle" was my favorite of theirs, this one is right up there. You're right though Jay, the bass here is also killer.

[@atlbuck]

Great song and video! Brings back a ton of memories good and not so good of being in my 20s in the 80s..thanks for selecting it! You guys are doing great

[@donna25871]

I saw Simple Minds live with Australian group Icehouse two weeks ago. It was a fantastic concert.

[@stevejh2760]

'Love song' an early one is a classic not seen mentioned. Loved this reaction.

[@Stevenimich]

Y’all need to delve a little more deeper into Simple Minds… I mean into their older stuff. A little less refined, but regardless, their sound is unmistakable! Check out “Someone, Somewhere In Summertime” and “Up On the Catwalk”. You guys already did, “Promised You A Miracle” - such a great tune!

[@keithjones7390]

I agree, their earlier stuff like a lot of bands is definitely more 'interesting' a favourite early album for me is Real to Real Cacophony. As usual with these reviews it's a better known song which is chosen, better 'deep cuts' to listen to!

[@MrCanadian6]

finally im loving the fact that your listening to Simple Minds again all the things she said is one of my favorite songs actually i love the hole album but dont you forget about me is my favorite song by them

[@stevehamilton8824]

Simple Minds has amazing music. Jim Kerr's vocals are beautiful and this album - ONCE UPON A TIME has so many great songs. Simple Minds is still one of my favorite bands to this day. The song came about from Jim having read something about Polish political prisoners who had been in Russia at the end of WWII. He read an article where the wives had given these beautiful comments about their husbands and those became the backdrop of this song.

[@TrackRecord3455]

This film clip is legendary and the vocals are legendary also 👌 ❤

[@alistairmcdougall9625]

Belfast Child is a must, hard to believe it was the groups only UK number 1,the song came out around 88/89

[@skyscraper7474]

as a fan of simple minds, I'm happy with this choice! everyone seems to know just don't you-forget about me, but simple minds are much, much more. continue! ..my suggestions: someone, somewhere in summertime live version from LIVE IN THE CITY OF LIGHTS, sweat in bullet, speed your love to me, come a long way, this is your land, Belfast child, she s a river, hypnotised, home, vision thing.

[@keithjones7390]

Great album!

[@skyscraper7474]

@@keithjones7390 hi! I mentioned different songs from different albums; which one do you mean, in particular?

[@keithjones7390]

@@skyscraper7474 Hi, when l mentioned album l meant Live in the City of Light. You mentioned also a couple of my favourite songs, Come a Long Way, Belfast Child. As with a lot of bands it's their 'deep cuts' l enjoy the most, 7 Deadly Sins, Great Leap Forward or C- Moon for example, although when it comes to singles for me it doesn't get any better than See the Lights.

[@robertbagley9199]

You really need to check out some of their earlier work guys, try ' I travel ' ' The American' 'Love Song' ' Boys From Brazil' and then from the album New Gold Dream ' Big Sleep ' ' Colours fly and Catherine wheels' 'Somebody up there likes you'. Not a bad track on the album to be honest!

[@_mdb_]

Once Upon a Time is one of my all time favourite albums, there isn’t a bad track on it.

[@staceyc1630]

Promised You A Miracle is prime 80s Simple Minds. Also has a very strong bassline!

[@tracyverba2691]

Relive childhood through all your 70's reactions and 80's reliving time spent dancing in the clubs in Guam and Hawaii (retired Navy and that's where I was stationed when turned 21). LOVED dancing to Simple Minds tunes.

[@shezboyd7986]

Jay, if you like a bit of bass, you have got to check out Colours fly and Catherine Wheel. Simple Minds have so many great songs to be honest, hopefully you will go through them all in time 😁

[@maxmirni2768]

"glittering prize" is the true king

[@Jude_196]

LOVE SIMPLE MINDS!!! Also loved SANCTIFY YOURSELF!!! :) GREAT VOICES & COOL INSTRUMENTATION!!

[@NicholasSarsby]

One of their lesser mentioned songs is "new gold dream" which is definitely worth a listen.

[@bridgemanjr]

YES!!!

[@Shabenn]

Promised you a miracle.

[@scottboswell6406]

This is my 2nd favorite Simple Minds song (Don't You , , , will always be number 1). LOVE the video!! The woman does push this up another level.

[@alexmarin4245]

One of my favourite Simple Minds songs ever! I LOVE THE BASS IN THIS SONG! GREAT REACTION, GUYS!

[@gryphon9507]

The harmonizing in the middle is definitely my favorite part.

[@Dingdangdoo]

Big Country and Simple Minds two of Scotland’s finest.

[@keithjones7390]

Don't forget Sutherland Brothers and Quiver, not quite as 'rocky' but released some great tunes.

[@garymcghee2249]

Also The Associates.

[@kategeraghty2591]

Someone, Somewhere in Summertime and Speed Your Love to Me are also great songs from Simple Minds!! ❤

[@tmr626]

I'd like to pass along a real good Simple Minds song that many people probably don't know about. They should listen to their song "Mandela Day" from '89.

[@SimonSays5]

Please checkout their earlier 80s synth pop hits ‘I Travel’ and ‘Celebrate’.

[@RockFan89]

And the video editing is spectacular

[@jsans2346]

Love Song by Simple minds is the best one from 1981... most rocking song from them

[@Escapee5931]

I'm going to see Simple Minds in Brum later this month! 👍 Favourite SM song that you haven't done yet - "This Is Your Land".

[@helindove2237]

Simple Minds are touring again! Their European tour starts this month I believe. You've already done "Don't You Forget About Me" and "Alive and Kicking". Their next most popular song according to the YT views is "Belfast Child". Perhaps not popular in the US, but it was a top ten hit in several European countries. This ballad still gives me chills.

[@Faltor895]

They have 5 good songs, this, Alive n Kicking, Sanctify Yourself, Forget about Me and She's a River

[@keithjones7390]

A massive omission there, what about See the Lights?

[@Faltor895]

@@keithjones7390 You're right, I was aware of that song but hadn't listened to it since the 90s. I just played it, good song.

[@keithjones7390]

@@Faltor895 It's funny when you see a review of a band and decide to play some of their music. I did just that yesterday when l listened to a Best of Simple Minds CD in the car. They really did release some good stuff! But l have to say l was very disappointed with Walk Between Worlds, not a strong song on it for me, just my opinion l suppose.

[@sidneyjackson8005]

They had a lot of great hits ....that great Scottish band ....Simple Minds....

[@billwalters9624]

Couple days ago you mentioned that this channel had introduced you to music genres that you would never have listened to. Question: have you tried to introduce different genres to your friends and family. If so, do they like it?

[@musicaddict5076]

You guys should check out The Alarm “Rain in the Summertime” - similar vibe and not sure I’ve seen anyone react to it.

[@anibalbabilonia1867]

Great band! You guy’s should listen to another of their great song! “Belfast child”

[@jennykvox]

Alive and Kicking is even better! It’s a masterpiece!

[@sorensmith9873]

Grew up with this music and watching these videos on MTV back in the 80s, visually cool back then but seeing them now kind of makes you chuckle...good thing the music is solid lol

[@StoneShards]

Don't laugh too hard! That's a pretty technically sophisticated visual effect!

[@grayham37]

Robyn Clark Female singer was one of David Bowies Backing singers on Tour her Husband Played Guitar for Bowie Jim asked Bowie who she was has he wanted her for the album Once Upon A Time which she appears on.

[@Maxi67]

For some epic bass for Jay check out their track “ Waterfront “ 👍🏻😎

[@aquariaaustin2077]

I know it doesn't look like a revolutionary video, but it is with the way it's edited with the layers of images. We'd never seen anything like this with the fluid multiple images. The album it came from, Once Upon a Time, is one of the most underrated albums of the 80s.

[@arielpena6564]

Loved seeing your reaction, I always liked this song, glad you went back to Simple Minds. There are many bands from the 80's that you have not reacted to, hope you get to the following list of suggestions, the best songs/videos go first: Dead Or Alive "You Spin Me Round (Like A Record)" Wall of Voodoo "Mexican Radio" Musical Youth "Pass the Dutchie" Visage "Fade To Grey" Ultravox "Dancing With Tears In My Eyes" , Midge Ure was a member of Visage & Ultravox, his solo work is great, especially "Dear God" XTC "Dear God" Alphaville "Forever Young" the remix version is a dance song, the original a ballad. The The "This Is the Day" The Church "Under the Milky Way" They Might Be Giants "Birdhouse In Your Soul"

[@songshare3489]

Such an Amazing band! Check out their "Theme for Great Cities" - it'll blow your mind. "Love Song" is pretty cool also. Thanks for the great content!