First Time Hearing Romeo Void - “A Girl in Trouble (Is a Temporary Thing)” Reaction| Asia and BJ

[@epongeverte]

This song and NEVER SAY NEVER. Thumbs up!!!

[@byerenny]

I like that scene in Reckless where Aidan Quinn and Daryl Hannah dance to that.

[@Experiment-ft3hg]

I remember when this song came out how controversial it was because it was about a girl getting an abortion being played openly on the radio.

[@neilpatrickhairless]

The music video for this song is so ahead of its time. Killer band, this song is interesting to say the least

[@neilpatrickhairless]

And yes BJ there was definitely a movement of strong women in music and art and film in the 1980's. Kate Bush comes immediately to mind, Dolly of course, Madonna, Pat Benatar, all the punk rock chicks like Alice Bag and Su Tissue and Polly Styrene... Blondie... Belinda Carlisle even dabbled. Roxanne Shanté... Latifah... MC Lyte. Damn dude I could go on and on. I love 80's music because so many women ROCKED back in the day

[@Eric4471066]

This song was Romeo Void's one and only Top 40 hit on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. The song did peaked at the #35 spot during the summer of 1984. Debora Iyall was the original lead singer and co-founder of Romeo Void.

[@sharonpeterson5415]

What I got from it was that whatever bad thing happens in her life, it is only temporary. She will fix it.

[@hughmonge5317]

Great 80's post punk band. A must reaction from Romeo Void is: " never say never". Check it out. By the way...... I love you guys. Keep being you!!

[@mirroredworld]

I LOVE NEVER SAY NEVER!!!! GREAT PUNK BAND!!!!!

[@johnfinlay4963]

this is a great song . thanks for letting me hear it again. been a long time . 💓👍🏼

[@jonthurlow1433]

The feeling and vibe of the 80s. Well said.

[@jimmydaves]

This was a huge hit at the dance clubs in 1984. They would play the extended version - and it was incredibly "danceable".

[@EpicFrozenMoment]

He had an awesome quote that I always loved: "I start crying before I cut the onions. That way I'm in control."

[@briangrigsby1842]

do never say never!

[@PhilAlumb]

Fun 80's song and Lead singer had a unique voice.

[@ThomasFromTN]

The lead singer once commented during a live concert that this song was directly inspired to respond to Michael Jackson's "Billie Jean."

[@dwoehrma]

Ah... the kind of pop we had in the 80s. So many different styles and personalities.

[@jamesgonzales5285]

This country boy was blown away with this tune, Debora Iyall's voice, and amazing band, shoot!!! Great jam!!

[@surlechapeau]

Asia & BJ, you’ll love their “Never Say Never” !!

[@MARKB3946]

Great song from back in the day. Great reaction.

[@gabrielmcdonnell8699]

I had the 12” single. 😎 Debora Iyall ❤️

[@robyndismon394]

So did I. 12 inch singles were like gold back then!

[@Shabenn]

Now, if you haven't yet their song Never say never (unedited) is a must. Enjoyed this one.

[@diablo4166]

Romeo Void was sold to Columbia Records and when the label asked her to lose weight she said no and the label pulled all their support causing the band to break up

[@tylerhackner9731]

Fun 80s song

[@epongeverte]

The lead singer was a pioneer in the New Wave sound as a female Native American----Debora Iyall. The saxophonist was awesome and one of the best in the business. Sadly, he lost his hearing and could no longer play.

[@bearballin]

Benjamin Rossi RIP

[@CAK1562]

Remember this song at my Jr. High School prom.😅😅😅

[@willfromyadkinville]

my first love! the 80s!

[@sisterdebmac]

I just thought it was literal. She got knocked up and "took care of business", as the line goes. Great song, no matter.

[@jaquettajones]

It is - I don't understand what's NOT to get?

[@enzoparadamorales3663]

Que temazo Dios mio!! , una de las grandes canciones de este gran grupo

[@JCK172]

It's about unwanted pregnancy

[@Belluser-we1uc5cb2l]

Miss ths saxophone 🎷 that was popular back in the 80's. Too bad this band didn't last. I know the lead singer, Debora lyall, still does gigs now and then.

[@PhantomHT1320]

i first have to thank KROQ for playing this way back when, is where i first heard this. 2nd, was so damn heart breaking when some MTV show[?] tried getting the band back together for a one night performance and the come to find out the sax player had some sort of ear damage and couldnt play sax anymore, he couldnt even be in the venue when the band played with someone filling in for the sax player. also the record studio management [?] hated the lead singer cuz she was FAT.

[@Zickcermacity]

Hardcore '80s vibes! I get yanked back forty years every time I hear this record

[@TooSkinnyKenny]

and the band is from my area and we have produced more classic bands than you can even count including Sly and the Family Stone, Creedence Clearwater, Santana, Big Brother with Janis Joplin, Grateful Dead, Doobie Brothers and more more more.

[@dunringill1747]

Gotta love that saxophone in this one.

[@digger65uk]

💟All good thanks for the tunes. PLEASE will you consider the following…. Run to Me by the BeeGees Casanova70 by Air Train by Goldfrapp Song to the Siren by Robert Plant S-S-S Single Bed by Fox I’m Gonna Crawl by Led Zeppelin Lone Ranger by Quantum Jump Lucky Man by The Verve Devil Woman by Cliff Richard Apache by the Shadows Ride a White Swan by T Rex Cathy’s Clown by The Everly Brothers Let’s Stick Together by Brian Ferry Over You by Roxy Music Music by John Mills The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face by Roberta Flack Sweetheart Like You by Bob Dylan You’re So Vain (studio version) by Cary Simon Wordy Rappinghood by Tom Tom Club Power of Love-Frankie Goes to Hollywood Games Without Frontiers by Peter Gabriel Mr Myself and I-Joan Armatrading Senses Working Overtime by XTC State of Independence by Donna Summer I’ll Find My Way Home by Jon and Vangelis Chung Kuo by Vangelis Oxigene part 4 by Jean-Michel Jarre La Femme d’argent by Air Golden Brown by the Stranglers Swinging Safari by Bert Kempfert Love spreads by The Stone Roses

[@paull4968]

Romeo Void was awesome. Until MtV era shot her down because of her size. But so talented. She was an art teacher in high school after this. So talented. Watch bands reunited on VH1 to hear about them. On KZbin.

[@russwr4946]

checkin in...

[@ReneChewbaka]

The tune may be 80s but the message is timeless... BJ digging himself into a hole. Lol

[@WThomas66]

Underrated band. They burned out too quickly.

[@robyndismon394]

They DIDNT burn out.

[@WThomas66]

@@robyndismon394That’s not what the lead singer Debra Iyall has stated. Go watch the VH1 show “Bands Reunited” with the episode on Romeo Void.

[@britandtati]

Ohh give a listen to Annie Lennox and Aretha Franklin “Sisters Are Doing it”

[@digger65uk]

❤PLEASE consider the following. You won’t be disappointed…. My Oh My by Sad Cafe Them Changes by Buddy Miles Cissy Strut by The Meters All this is that by The Beach Boys I’m leaving by Shelby Lynne Catch the wind by Donovan A little piece of my heart, by Irma Franklin Stay with me baby by Lorraine, Ellison Spooky, by Dusty Springfield Spirits having flown by the Bee Gees Welcome aboard by the love, unlimited orchestra I’m still waiting by Diana Ross You are everything by Diana Ross and Marvin Gaye An England in New York Godley and Creme Pinball by Brian Protheroe Curtains by Elton John 99 miles from LA by Art Garfunkel Mustang Sally by Wilson Picket Georgia by Elton John Teenage Rampage by The Sweet Outer space by Billy Preston Different drum by the Stone, Poneys/Linda Ronstadt Your time is going to come by Sandy Shore You’re Love is Forever by George Harrison Strict Machine-Goldfrapp One of these days by Paul McCartney Take Five by Dave Brubeck It’s all over now Baby Blue by Them A keeper of the fire by Buffy Sainte-Marie Let Forever Be by Chemical Brothers This Town ain’t big enough for the both of us by Sparks Trouble by Lindsey Buckingham Singapore by Tom Waits When I grow too old by Jimmy Smith Is that all there is by Peggy Lee Drop by Hope Sandoval All I need by Air Casino Royale by Herb Albert Got to get you into my life by Earth, Wind & Fire Walk on Guilded Splinters- Dr John Twist by Goldfrapp Virginia Plain by Roxy Music Asleep from Day by the Chemical Brothers Open Up by Leftfield

[@jamesvomsaal]

The Supreme Courts taking away that Temporary Thing

[@jaquettajones]

I always thought this song was about Planned P@renthood - I still do!

[@robyndismon394]

More like UNplanned parenthood tbh

[@creolerican]

NEWSFLASH: HELLO!, The song is about ABORTION!

[@TooSkinnyKenny]

the name Romeo Void of course implies there's a shortage of real life romeos around.

[@williamwolfe4997]

Love this group! Remember it well but the lead singer was a "big girl" so record companies were not with that.

[@mandymac74]

A temporary thing??? Not in 9 months😂😂😂😮

[@bohemi2001]

With this song “RV” made it plain that a “tough” woman didn’t have to present like a man. Tough but feminine was not easy to pull off.

[@lanceulibarri7983]

The video is about a girl who is involved with the boy but at the end of involvement she becomes pregnant with nowhere to go so she takes things in her own hands and gets an abortion

[@hellblazer7092]

This is my song back then. My days of roaring thunder car race time.. quarter mile. Hit the pedal to the metal.😄