Freur - Doot Doot (Official Video)

[@iammrberserker6068]

We were blessed to be growing up with tracks like this , who with me ?

[@Mark-v5n4p]

Got this album, we had so much music.

[@rob-robi]

yes and despite mtv we Mostly just heard the music with no visuals added to them , which makes the imagination wander

[@victoriamedina1906]

I miss the past. Such great music.

[@kevinkeller2819]

MeMeMeMe!!!

[@Miru-gy5ng]

Me ! Best time of my life 80s ❤

[@stevevandeman7984]

I have loved this song for 30 years, just found it. so cool. And i am 77 yo.

[@stevevandeman7984]

Euphoria max.

[@eddo_storyboard]

Crazy how things work out later in life right

[@alessandrosalvatori188]

They are not so younger than you...

[@Gervasolaporta]

Gods bless U Steve

[@greatmcluhansghost7134]

my dad wrote that comment ^^. I found it here 6 months after he passed away. that's him in the pic w/ his weed plant. he was the funniest, toughest and most tech-savvy person in their 70s ever. hi dad. I still miss you. It's great find these little Easter eggs in cyberspace and see your comments getting love. Doot doot!

[@tsitracommunications2884]

Before there was Underworld there was Freur

[@unclebenz5049]

1983, I was 15 years old and got blown away by this song. Thank you for bringing back wonderful memories.

[@antonioskoutsoyiannis6575]

I was 17, saw them at the Marquee Club, 1983

[@stunnedmulletblah9714]

67 child eh? Me too

[@missp543]

And me too…

[@antonioskoutsoyiannis6575]

@@stunnedmulletblah9714 58, 1965 is my year.

[@guillempascual]

I was 17 too when I discovered this

[@ebjeezer]

What an absolutely amazing time to be growing up and to be influenced by music. The emerging New Wave music with Flock of Seagulls, Strange Advance, The Fixx, Men Without Hats, OMD, Human League, Joy Division, XTC, Freur, and many more. Not to mention everything else that was happening at the same time with Ska, Rock, Pop, early Rap... there was so much going on!! So very thankful.

[@impactfoto]

Never heard of Strange Advance. Know and love all of the others, so now I'm off to check them out!

[@DaveAndBeth1978]

Isn't it mad to think that a relatively little-known New Wave band like Freuer eventually evolved into 90s electronica legends Underworld! Just shows how wide-ranging the influence of New Wave has proven to be

[@Guido_XL]

Howard Jones and Nick Kershaw are the ones that stuck in the back of my mind ever since. And indeed, Flock of Seagulls, right after them. Although, my actual infatuation with the music of that era was U.K., when they released their first album in 1978 (with "In the Dead of Night"), followed by their more commercial album "Danger Money". Not comparable to the synth-pop that emerged in the New Wave that had already picked up pace then, but U.K. was quite appealing to me in my early teens years.

[@Guido_XL]

@@DaveAndBeth1978 The early eighties were the era of synth-pop in general. I still love the music from Matia Bazar with their hit "Ti Sento" from 1985. It's a CD that I keep playing, regardless its age (nowadays as an mp3 storage, for convenience). Some songs from Kim Wilde remain quite appealing, like "The Touch" from 1984. One of my all time favourites.

[@ebjeezer]

@@Guido_XL thanks for the information on U.K. Being from the east coast of Canada, I never heard of them until now and I just checked out In the Dead Night and really liked it, the base in that song reminds me a little bit of Yes. I am actually quite happy I didn't know about them as I have a new 80's band to discover - thanks!

[@DonJuanson]

There are certain songs that create a sense of emotional nostalgia, even if it doesn't specifically tie to anything in particular. This is one of those songs.

[@stephenulmer3781]

I remember exactly where i was when i heard this song regularly on KROQ in the 80s.

[@michaelbennett9100]

Definitely. I wasn't even born when this was released but gives me a huge sense of nostalgia, I'm always in awe of how music can do this.

[@metrotek5]

@@stephenulmer3781 KROQ eh ... Same here. . . Redondo Union High School '88

[@funtimes8296]

@@michaelbennett9100 Just because you weren't born when it was released doesn't mean you didn't hear when you were younger though. Food for thought.

[@alessandrobertuccioli8062]

When i listen this song i usually go back in time It's nice trip and it makes me Happy

[@btondre4255]

Audiophiles of the 80’s can time travel through music.

[@antonellagargano9904]

Ero appena adolescente ed inconsapevole che gli anni ‘80 sarebbero stati i migliori anni della mia vita. Quanto ricordi e quanta nostalgia!!!!!!!! ❤

[@pasqualebarbaro6971]

Bei ricordi davvero... film VANILLA SKY scena finale....

[@einwd]

you only remember happy things

[@monicagreco4841]

Tanta, tanta nostalgia 😢

[@marcopiccirilli8526]

ciao avevo 20 anni ed ero felice ...senza saperlo

[@marktheelf53]

peccato che, come molti altri gruppi dell'epoca, hanno fatto una canzone che è un capolavoro e poi sono spariti! Quanti nomi potremmo fare di meteore di quei tempi? Loro, Industry, Limhal, DNA, Re-Flex, Knacks ecc ecc...

[@Sam-fo7zy]

The most underrated 80’s song out there!

[@bentmercer]

It's the best 80s song out there

[@chrisoughton]

Absolutely. So little played at the time.Brilliant song

[@carnivalimusic]

Underrated by who? This is amazing!

[@dartanyanrogers4849]

I remember back in the day I left the TV on and fell asleep and to be awoken by this song at like 3 in the morning. My head was boppin while Im half sleep. For the life of me I could never find out who this was until now. How awesome is that?

[@tecnogof]

Glad I finally found the video to the tune. When I got into the dance band 'Underworld', I was delighted to discover Karl Hyde and Rick Smith were taking their music to new awesome level in the rave dance scene.

[@Luisord]

I know exactly how do you feel. It happened to me with 2 or 3 times, accidentally left the TV ON and at 2 or 3 am i heard a song that blow my mind when im half sleep, several months or years after, accidentally i found that song...

[@tecnogof]

@@Luisord This version was shown on channel 4's 'The Tube'. I happened to record it on a VHS tape. And got to watch and listen many times. Alas that tech is now lost, so I'm glad it's been uploaded, with the original intro as per the version I loved!

[@matiasnigrum1348]

Ohh man I have many to recollect as u stated...the best remembrances of my Life ..thanku u for posted such a memoire

[@michaelsnow7252]

the power of the internet.....

[@mauiwonderland]

This song makes me cry for days long ago. Damn the 80’s ruled!

[@p.w.streekstra8236]

oh yeah!

[@davest123va]

Me too and don't know why! Can someone explain to me why this song makes me cry? I never heard before until a year ago so I have no "special moment" from my past that would make me reminisce about some lost love or life or anything still, I cry every single time I hear it. How can a song do that??

[@Nicoda1st]

DaveST songs from those times do that to people! Especially if you’re ear is a little trained to listen to all them weird noises and stuff! I personally listen the first time to this song in the 80’s in my cousins club, and every time i hear it, it brings me back to the exact time and place. But there are other songs that can do that, like songs from Yazoo and similar 80’s groups like OMD ecc. Try listen to Sharp & Numan’s song “Change your Mind”, might give you similar chills, or a song by Mike Oldfield called “Crises”

[@NickB1967]

@@davest123va The tone of the song is somber, and the lyrics? They are too: What's in a name? Face on a stage Where are you now? Memory fades, you take a bow Here in the dark Watching the screen Look at them fall The final scene And we go doot Doot doot Look at them fall Flicker and fade Gone are the screams I put them to bed, now they are dreams And we go doot Doot doot

[@kimberlyturner2193]

I’m with you guys... Shit I think I’m about to cry now..... It’s so beautiful

[@vincenzogassi4269]

Come una macchina del tempo ,mi ritrovo 40 anni fa ,ero un ragazzo , quanti sogni , la spensieratezza di quegli anni, le ragazze, gli amici i Fleur ! ❤ È vero che alcune canzoni, sono la colonna sonora della nostra vita !

[@chocaholic65]

From this came Underworld. That says it all about the gifted creativity of this group. Superb, all the way!

[@Mibit911]

Just saw them live in miami 2 days ago. My all time favorite band full of joy and love and creativity I knew about lemon interupt and underworld mk1 but I HAD NO IDEA ABOUT FREUR!

[@arbiter01]

Chi non ha vissuto quei tempi, non può capire ....😢

[@pasqualebarbaro6971]

Esatto ..... film VANILLA SKY scena finale....

[@danielarondelli868]

Ci puoi contare😊

[@marktheelf53]

Hai proprio ragione, io ho cominciato a suonare a 9 anni l'organo...poi a 12 ho scoperto i BEATLES e sono partito a palla con chitarra e basso! Ciononostante, anche se suonavo rock, debbo dire che la disco di quei tempi ( ho fatto anche il disk-jockey) era bella..c'erano idee, melodie e non era tutta la stessa solfa come oggi!

[@BrutusMayhem567]

Professor of rock turned me on to this gem. I'm an 80's kid and this one snuck by me.

[@garyvance4172]

Exact same story here.

[@robwall4422]

Every here and there I would hear this song ring through my house. It was my father's favorite, one he would test every sound system upgrade with. He was my best friend, and I lost him to cancer 3 days ago. I miss my family. RIP dad, this one's for you.

[@joycegeertsma7115]

So sorry for your loss.. your dad had great taste in music❤

[@DAB59]

I'm so sorry😢

[@donniebrasco4114]

The 80s. Damn. I hope when I die heaven is the 80s on constant replay. Miss those days.

[@lemierecensioni]

i think the same

[@stevechance150]

I miss those nights!

[@paolosantiago7543]

I can't explain in words, how much this song means to me.

[@johnashton3088]

You look like a baby.

[@paolosantiago7543]

@@johnashton3088 Thank you John.

[@wildechild5]

Me too. I love it and it cuts deeper every time I listen to it. I have been hooked for close to 40 years now and it still makes me cry every time I hear it 😭.

[@vittoriolonardi413]

Un'attesa o una cosa bella in arrivo

[@deepakchoke-ya2560]

The more you listen to this song the more you’re drawn into the atmosphere it creates. Beautiful use of builds and pull backs or decrescendos.

[@annamariapalladini9550]

Un pezzo da brividi, unico ! lo ascolterei mille + mille volte ancora !

[@doggysixdoggysix6147]

@@jeanniemorin8196 unfortunately KZbin translates that poorly. By “brividi” he meant that it gave him goosebumps!

[@RalphsiegfriedGrundmann]

So great, so individual this 'Fairy-Song' ✨timeless& unforgettable 🍀

[@marcvialli8469]

Thank you Cameron Crowe for including this song in Vanilla Sky. Captures, perfectly, the emotion David feels when he understands what is happening. He didn’t kill Sophia. Beautiful.

[@moonbeamsunshine]

One of my favorite movies of all time. I also think it has an amazing soundtrack.

[@TheEqualizer70]

Was also included in the Topher Grace, Teresa Palmer romantic comedy Take Me Home Tonight

[@lyric.kayden]

Fit so perfect for the movie and got me emotional for sure. Love the song and movie both.

[@oneday2670]

In the film, the song Sigur Ros - The Nothing Song played vanilla sky. You have the Mandela effect

[@ivanvargas2425]

One of my favorite movies

[@bassaniobrokenhart5045]

I was working as a DJ in a pub, that summer. This song blew my mind; everybody's minds, I'd say, because I would play it once, twice... Even three times on the same night. And people crowded to the dance floor; that was something to be seen. Not even Billy friggin' Jean got that reaction. I just can't get my mind around the idea that Culture Club's Karma whatever reached #1, while Doot-Doot didn't even make it to the top 20.

[@denisespencer6550]

Well said

[@dovie2blue]

Maybe because no one could say the band's name??? I used to request it at clubs and sometimes they would play it. No one knew it.

[@bassaniobrokenhart5045]

@@dovie2blue It might well be, yes. That reminds me of this movie, The Shawshank Redemption, with Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman. Everybody would go: -"man, I just saw this great movie!" -"Yeah? What movie?" -"Eerr... The Shakasaa something..." Word of mouth is something to be taken into account, I guess. Maybe Freur should've called themselves "The Welsh guys with Funny Hair Styles" and everyone would've remembered them!

[@parkeryen7091]

3:16 the transition here is just amazing.

[@davidcaste8567]

La delicatezza di questa canzone è disarmante. Un pezzo che ti fà viaggiare contemporaneamente indietro e avanti nel tempo. Solo brividi!!!!

[@letiziamarano3414]

Complimenti per avere trovato le parole giuste,non sempre è facile esprimere delle sensazioni..😘

[@angelaresta8273]

Combina la voglia di futuro degli anni 80 e la nostalgia dei tempi moderni, indecifrabili, inconcludenti......

[@MIDNITENOWHERE]

pure a me questa sensazione da sempre.

[@rinaldovaldoni9895]

Si ...un gruppo musicale che avrebbe potuto creare un genere...eppure hanno fatto un capolavoro e sono morti lì...incredibile...un mistero

[@rennyrenny100]

Ho 5o anni e la ascolto da sempre almeno un paio di volte al mese. Capolavoro di sint. Ed armonia totale. Il Viaggio.

[@caringfamily8132]

Floating through a nostalgic wormhole filled with beautiful synth emotion. This piece is odd, yet incredibly beautiful at the same time. So many emotions rolled into one audio journey - sadness, loneliness, inspiration, hope, and so much more. Amazing, really. Time to replay the video...for the tenth time. Thank you, Freur.

[@robruitenberg4064]

Good sum up.

[@leonardigweokolo2813]

Best sum up, I should pay you.

[@d.Cog420]

we used to get really stoned to this

[@mohamedbenferha3665]

Best 80's track ever

[@marekmoj4832]

damn...i was looking for this song the last 15 years or so....

[@augusts1]

There are plenty '80s songs to rival this one. I never even heard this till today hahaha.

[@korriesabbagh5388]

And we go doot doot

[@pinopino1086]

At least one of them.....

[@bac025]

So True, 80's forever

[@sergiocalzoni1783]

It is incredible, this song still gives me chills after 40 years...

[@nickwyatt9498]

I was once, in another life, on the same record label as Freur. I remember bemused A&R people playing stuff like this to me and asking plaintively "is it any good?". They really didn't know what to make of them. I thought it was lovely stuff, but never in a million years would I have predicted the mighty Underworld. Although of course if you listen now it was all there in embryo. Fascinating.

[@veniceperno6096]

Another iconic piece of music so unforgettable, yet still forgotten😢, amazing all the memories it tugs! Happy, sad , love, loss what special times!🎉

[@KurrentEvents]

Awesome memories tied to this song...I can remember how free I felt when I first heard it...I was 18 and I felt invincible, yet my heart was so fragile. Funny how a song can take you right back to those feelings....

[@AlgernonMoncrieff77]

I was a kid when this song came out. Now I am 46, turning 47 in 5 Months. I wish the 80ies may come back again someday, the world needs them more than ever.

[@agla6634]

the 80' were great. the mood and music these groups gave us definitely made it special. we had great bands here in the US but the music coming from the UK back then was just so unique and obscure it was awesome.

[@paulopereira9160]

Vanilla sky's soundtrack. Elevator scene.

[@funtimes8296]

Best scene ever

[@k.douglas1455]

I'm here because this song hahaha

[@keithbiz85]

TECH SUPPORT!!!!

[@klondikeblame1327]

That damn Palm Pre commercial from 12 or so years ago

[@anthonycosentino463]

Not in the vanilla sky soundtrack.

[@jlarrybrewer1149]

This is the song I want played at my funeral. So beautiful

[@dovie2blue]

And everyone chimes in "Doot doot"

[@standartenfuhrerhanslanda343]

Deep

[@SergioRussoPlus]

Same here man. No joke

[@FHSBlackSwarm]

@@standartenfuhrerhanslanda343 it was the heat of the moment

[@lyndraski4152]

YES! I've thought the same thing!

[@oxiigen]

80's essence, mystical, haunting, past and the future combined in the romantic now. Beautiful masterpiece! Vienna by Ultravox is in the same masterclass.

[@proudmary3553]

Yesss.....

[@davidbedard3201]

Thank you for this recommendation! Great song. Another masterpiece of its time: "The Melody of a Fallen Tree" by Windsor for the Derby. Also, check out "Better" by Teen. It actually came out in 2012, but it would have been received well in 1985 and wouldn't have sounded out of place.

[@sericjosko4406]

And Bovie with see this eyes so blue its like gasoline

[@matteobusatto9758]

Definitely in my personal top 10 of the best songs I've ever listened to. Thank you, Vanilla Sky. Thank you, Freur.

[@emoronc]

Che ricordi... era il 1983 ed io rimasi folgorato da questo pezzo la prima volta che lo vidi suonare (in playback) alla TV. Non so se fosse a Discoring o cosa ma mi catturò subito. Ricordo che il batterista continuò a suonare selvaggiamente e irrefrenabilmente la batteria anche dopo la fine del brano...WOW!!! da lì mi comprai le prime bacchette. 😎

[@antoniotoro7055]

Sanremo

[@tamaraholloway9634]

I don't remember this song from the 80s, but The Professor of Rocked hipped me to it, and I'm adding it to my playlist in 2024!

[@garyvance4172]

Same

[@denisghirardello8279]

We often say ...ahead of its time.. well this was really the case!

[@dimasmayda8021]

Totally! I discovered this song a few days ago, and i think exactly the same.. Its such a cool song, nostalgic 80´s vibe yet so modern (in an alternative way). As a 80´s music lover, i couldnt be happier for discovering this gem :)

[@67bm10]

They recently had a concert with the Mars Rover....like right next to the Mars Rover

[@RQBtv]

This whole song is fantastic, but that warm synth introduced at roughly 3:20 just makes the whole song work.

[@donatoiacovino6968]

Totally agree Ryan, those synth pads are very ethereal and truly lasting......there were other beautiful new wave ballads from the mid 80's that are similar to this song in that they too express a certain sensuality; two that come to mind are Art of Noise 'Moments in Love' and Orchestral Maneouvres in the Dark 'Never Turn Away'.....

[@lizsev9818]

So agree with you! One of my favorite 80s songs

[@jairlucio1216]

I agree. It's the precise moment when this song turns on its epic mode.

[@FHSBlackSwarm]

So reassuring

[@TheNimasan]

yesssss becuse of this genius kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4C4dZhpa8h5apY&ab_channel=ManilaErekt watch and you are gonna love it!!!!!

[@angelenemacklin7767]

Saw them in London in the 80s... Brilliant... Great Memories

[@martinfitzgerald1605]

Lots of Marquee fun😂🍻

[@paulwally9007]

Simply, the best British song of the Eighties.

[@silkeriekeit9675]

We kids from the 80's bring the best music for decades... We grow up with the 60's and 70's and continue in the 80's What a precisa time to life

[@kellychoo35]

And then music did a head dive since the 2000's.

[@unit29y80]

I have been chasing this video for some after a few decades. This song still sends chills and tingling in my soul. Thank you.

[@ryanpetersen3789]

V A N I L L A S K Y ❤️

[@transmit13]

LET ME IN

[@deejaydark07]

I'm 44 and miss the 80's 😞

[@carolinap.1878]

I'm 54 and miss them too !!! What a great time. Everything was so easy, life was easy, find a job was easy ... I wish, I had a time machine to go back

[@deejaydark07]

@@carolinap.1878 me & you both 😎

[@standartenfuhrerhanslanda343]

48 year old here. The ‘80’s were amazing

[@Kenshin266]

I'm 22 but i really wish I could live in 80's

[@SDK2K9]

So I'm listening to this, for what the 10,000th time, yet still my hair stands on end. That says something about this amazing tune. Was surprisingly only a minor hit here in the UK but I'm so glad that didn't stop them!

[@christopheradderley45]

Just way too good to have ever been popular. 🧡 Freur

[@DaveAndBeth1978]

They did become popular when they evolved into Underworld......

[@bgc3864]

1:14 best part

[@jonathanstrauss8194]

Stunningly beautifully layered song I love the keyboards and the quintessential stand up drums from the 1980s

[@ajs41]

In a funny sort of way it's a bit like Mama by Genesis in that the song starts off with a strong drum machine pattern, with that replaced by very loud real drums in the second half of the song.

[@Werwulfe]

For lack of a more lengthy summation ( and I resist the temptation to wax loquacious, here): This song, and the moment it captures in time, is PERFECT. Forever sublime, and an indelible stroke in music history; it holds a special place in my heart, that no other memory from those years ever will. ~CC.

[@wildechild5]

Loquacious and verbose "that's ME" in a nutshell.

[@brunodrouillard3578]

Toujours le même plaisir de réécouter ce morceau culte, le bonheur d’avoir vécu ces années sublimes..

[@Mode-7]

I love how their look and sound feels like it's from some alternate future that could have happened

[@ajs41]

A lot of bands from early 1983 had this feel.

[@monsterstage11]

If Bladerunner had a nightclub scene

[@subs4794]

@@monsterstage11 you mean if Blade Runner had a better night club scene than the Taffy Lewis Night Club scene. Although the Vangelis disco song towards the end of that scene isn't bad... Having an actual band performing like Freur could've been interesting. What other acts would have been fitting for Blade Runner? I can imagine Sigue Sigue Sputnik performing "Atari Baby"...

[@expandlucmendez]

Amazingly ahead of it time, with its sound and melody... It launches my mind into deep space with some scenes of other faraway worlds, inhabited landscapes with plants animals, ruins and odd civilizations, strangely beutiful views of undiscovered new horizons for mankind to explore. Thanks Freur! You influenced many, beyond mesure.

[@MrUltranuman]

I recall seeing this video and hearing this track for the first time in 1983 and thinking 'These guys have something' little knowing at the time that they would become Underworld. One of my favourite bands of the last 25 years.

[@infectaphibian]

There are a few bits of 80's electronica that are timeless classics, this is certainly one of them.

[@fabiotosi8427]

Facevo il militare. quando girava questo pezzo di musica elettronica...bei tempi!!!!

[@thomasdavid1611]

such a beautiful lost classic,glad to find it back here after +30 years!

[@FolkinghamRob]

A classic - loved this song since I was a teen. I had the 12” version. This can often be found on compilation albums, it obviously has a following.

[@wryalways985]

Best use of synth ever. Gives me the shivers!

[@vaughandurful]

Few will ever appreciate the technical aspects of producing such a tune of this magnitude with what was available at the time it was cast in stone.

[@KenPorterHutton]

This is still one of my favourite albums. This song is just mad good.

[@denisespencer6550]

I remember this song. I've had this song in my mind on and off for 41 years. It's a pity they weren't big here

[@DanielOrion74]

This song is sublime. Stood out then as it does now. Love that these guys would re-emerge as one of the most influential electronica acts of all time, Underworld.

[@DaveAndBeth1978]

Remember these guys being huge on the live circuit in South Wales in the 80s, they were formed in my hometown of Cardiff and I used to see Rick and Karl out and about in the city centre back in the day... To think, over a decade after this song they had evolved into Underworld and released three of the best albums of the 90s, as well as the generation-defining hit 'Born Slippy'! Incredible! As far detached from 'Born Slippy' as synth-pop and New Wave may seem, you can hear the early hints of Underworld here on this song... Phenomenal talent

[@ReviewSesh]

I still can't wrap my head around their development into 'Underworld' SO much my favorites, but in multiple genres. I love it!

[@ThatKa5p3r]

Not only did my man play a wicked broomstick solo he smashed it at the end like a true rock star.

[@RadioklimaTheReturn]

Masterpiece 😮

[@diegoe.sacchi2139]

Vanilla Sky...

[@jam6000]

There's an alternate dimension feel to this song. Full of wonder

[@sacredspheres]

music is not about how it's made or how it's performed, music is about what you hear and how it makes you feel.

[@robertwill23]

Wrong. Music is how it’s made and how it’s performed. Music is art form and performance/mastery is most important. Because noise can also makes you feel. But it’s not music.

[@robertwill23]

Wrong. Music is how it’s made and how it’s performed. Music is art form and performance/mastery is most important. Because noise can also makes you feel. But it’s not music.

[@LaRusso]

This song is special.

[@albertovicioso226]

An inmortal tune.

[@robruitenberg4064]

inmortal or immortal?

[@m0t0g0th]

These guys invented the Tetris and Rubik's cube combo. Genius.

[@FrisbeeGirl]

1985. I heard this is in a friend's car on a night drive. A night drive back then was hours on back roads, windows open, heads hanging out as our music blasted on moonless country roads either to the lake or the beach. AMAZING memories. There was this [and so much more.] Then there was Underworld and "Under The Radar" which deservedly sealed my love for this collective.

[@filouno2]

This is exactly the spirit of the 80's - Always if I hear it, I'm still there, exactly WITHIN, in my first date, my first kiss, still in my first "lost in music". Thx a lot for this part of timelessness! No wonder that I became a fan of UNDERWORLD's Music - this are the founding people ;o)

[@BassByTheBay]

This song manages to sound very much of its time yet still somehow timeless.

[@jackmatthewtyson]

Marvellous is an understated understatement. What a brilliant tune

[@ry7047]

Watching "Take Me Home Tonight" and the trampoline scene came on with this song. I had to pause and listen to this song in full. That movie nailed the different 80's music at the right time.

[@brunodrouillard3578]

Ce morceau me fait revenir des décennies en arrière, un résumé du bonheur que c’était de vivre ces instants.

[@synthman3758]

It returns at last!! This video was on KZbin years ago and it was removed for some reason (probably some stupid copyright or something ) I remember watching this on a video jukebox in London in about 1983 and thinking “this band is so oringinal”. I still think this is one of the best songs to come out of the 80’s.

[@panismith1544]

Handsdown

[@zirkulator]

I was 12 back then. Something magic in this song let me be deep on my own every time i hear it. It´s still the same feeling since this song exists.

[@Paul-in-Viet-Nam]

Thank you for this song; Professor of Rock brought me here.

[@FANTASYKILLERS]

Best song ever hands down

[@sacredspheres]

i used to fall asleep to this song, over ten years ago. fifteen years old and not sure what life would become. this song reminds me it's okay to be unsure of it all. this is not only the best 80s song but the best song of the century.

[@KayleeCee]

I've been waiting for someone to reupload this video version for this wonderful song to the internet. It was on Dailymotion for a bit, but disappeared.

[@mtbd215]

Yes! i noticed this also

[@alfredgravy6375]

I have been searching for this version for 25 years ! Thank you for posting.

[@ALucas73]

I loved this song from when I first heard it at a club in the early 90's. It was good to hear it again in the Tom Cruise movie Vanilla Sky.

[@canarylegs3]

I too was blown away by this song what a great taste of Welsh talent

[@daviddennis808]

I was 19 years old, heard it once on WLIR, ran out to Tower Records and bought the album as the 12” wasn’t in. I still have it and listen to it. For whatever reason this song has always yanked my heart right out of my chest and makes me weep. Yet I love it!

[@Gringo_In_Chile]

This song is a great example of how WLIR "Dried to be different" and had such an influence on me.

[@davidrubel6295]

@@Gringo_In_Chile That was "Dared to be different"

[@Gringo_In_Chile]

@@davidrubel6295Yes, I stand corrected.

[@davidrubel6295]

@@Gringo_In_Chile the best radio station there ever was

[@Gringo_In_Chile]

@@davidrubel6295Rubel Very influential on me during my high school years. No other comercial radio station at that time would even have the guts to play a 5 min song called Doot Doot.

[@GrinningAries]

To me, the lyrics seem like an ode to the memories and fleeting moments of a better time, performances specifically. Which feels apropos when listening to this song in 2024. The 80s had such an amazing sound.

[@mauropalmieri1819]

14 y. o. for me in 1983...True beautiful Songs are for ever... Today's garbage immediately goes to W.C. ... GREAT FREUR.

[@blackcoffy83]

I discovered this on Spotify, and I was instantly blown away. The vocals, instruments, and production were all done perfectly! This song is an underrated gem ❤

[@cailetto]

Avevo 13 anni , è una delle canzoni che mi danno più emozioni . Non so il perché ma è come una macchina del tempo è magica

[@troymoore2536]

Wow I stumbled on this song I haven't heard since the 80s❤❤❤ brings me back

[@GregorioEsparzaMusic1111]

I was 14 when I first heard this song... It hit right on my imagination and dreaming about possibility and love. I was always a true romantic and still am This song puts me right back into 1983 and Vanilla Sky that makes me cry good tears of sadness but beautiful nostalgia.

[@shelleymortillaro2810]

I have loved this song since it first came out. I had it on 12" vinyl back in the day. Still nothing compares to this song.

[@lc3763]

All I can say is lay down..close your eyes...and headphones ! Aaaahh !!!

[@pedinurse36]

I’m here. I listened to this when I was 16…I’m 49 now and it still brings me joy

[@ale77brasileiro]

Una vita che cerco questa canzone... venerdì pomeriggio 8 luglio 2022 a lavoro, per radio la suonano... con app del telefono scopro chi sono.... sono nato nel 1977, forse da bambino devo averla ascoltata e metabolizzata! Un capolavoro di canzone!