Lene Lovich - Lucky Number

[@johnalex6309]

The late 70s/early 80s was the most delightfully weird, indulgent and creative period in Rock. Thank God for free-form radio (look it up, kiddies)!

[@kimberleyasselin8614]

alternative was born then, I miss those days

[@stalino7]

That’s true

[@richardcrook2112]

Yeah I've noticed that. Pop music was stuff like Adam Ant (?)

[@johnmacdonald4955]

i dont need to lol

[@terryl9643]

David Bowie, Iggy Pop, Brian Eno, King Crimson, Kate Bush, Lene Lovich, John Peel, Kenny Everett, etc, wish i had a time machine

[@fredsalfa]

What a great hit have not heard that song in 44 years!

[@MandM-yj3fb]

Too many great songs from that era, I listened recently to a song that I hadn't listened in 30 years. It was really a WTF moment 😄

[@tdsims1963]

Why don't we have crazy ladies like this any more? I miss you, Debbie, Nina, Siouxsie, Lena...Come back, come back!

[@terryworthington2159]

Ditto

[@dennisleecleven3209]

Marianne Faithfull was also a part of the end of the 70s early 80s brilliant wave of talent a and need I mention The Pretenders?

[@tdsims1963]

@@dennisleecleven3209 Both ladies I love!!

[@sailis1809]

Not to mention Kate Bush!

[@johnmacdonald4955]

nina simone top of the tree

[@russellmoran3858]

If you are listening to this you are a legend 🙌🏾

[@satyricon65]

Thanks grandma... I know.

[@tracybocarisa2555]

I am legend 😂

[@olliehannam1330]

❤

[@sheppertonstudios8253]

Right back at ya!

[@kevinbrewis6014]

thanks, I remember when it came out, was with a girlfriend babysitting her neighbours kids at the time

[@rafaelchavez5224]

Wow. Still love this song..She was ahead of her time,heard this at High School Dance Roosevelt High L.A. Awesome memories 1979 Greetings from Oklahoma City

[@josemoreno3334]

The start of new wave music. Wilson High Mules. L.A. .

[@tagiscom]

I will take this any day over the bad elevator crap we have to endure at shopping centers!

[@Goldengoose416]

Hey drake will not appreciate that

[@fitzerelli1]

This week I am mostly listening to this song.

[@anthonyclarke5579]

Umm that was a stiff one....

[@RamadanBatata]

While eating yogurt, I guess.

[@oldkiteman]

Suits you sir

[@RedfoxCGLM]

Fast show…number 1

[@cuedotfilms4427]

I first heard this on the school bus, back in 79 . Fell in love with it instantly.

[@DrMezMcG]

I woke up from a dream at around 1 o'clock this morning and this song was playing in my dream. I woke up singing it. I'd not heard it or thought about it for years. I loved it as a child back in 1979 and, yep, still love it now.

[@alfredagain]

Dreams... who can figure them? Two nights ago I dreamt I visited Dr. Doom and he had all these animated mannikins to show me around.

[@annataylor5042]

I've never ever heard of Lene Lovich, and never heard her music, but I heard this on the radio the other day and liked it, looked for it and was gobsmacked that this was from the 70s. WTF it sounds (and she looks) so modern!

[@PamK36]

There was a lot of innovative music going on in the 1970s.

[@BrotherRain]

She was way ahead of her time. There were so many bright and creative artists from the 60's thru the 80's... then it all sort of fell off the planet. MTV helped a lot but then it went off the tracks with "reality tv"...

[@MeTube3]

Not to forget that this is an example of a b side that surpassed it’s a side.

[@patguilfoyle9720]

I think that she co-wrote Supernature, look it up

[@jimchambers8580]

"There's something in the air besides the atmosphere."

[@Chris-dm1je]

I've always loved that line.

[@timmillan6701]

My favorite line

[@jamesp6832]

I was 8 in 1979, this song reached #1 here in New Zealand, and I still remember it clearly in 2022. Still got the 45 vinyl.

[@TheWorld_2099]

The 45…that’s a beautiful thing! It was heaven buying those when a song came out.

[@julianmisaacs]

Actually only got to No. 3 in NZ and 2 in Oz.

[@louise_rose]

If you've once heard it, you'll never forget the chorus! :) I've remembered this song for nearly as long as you.

[@marcosruiz1709]

@@julianmisaacs Actually, it was number 1 in New Zealand, on local radio and also in several specific cities. Likewise, reaching number 3 in the entire country is obviously a huge success, it was also #3 in the UK.

[@kevinbrewis6014]

@@marcosruiz1709 yes I remember it was number 3

[@louisb5563]

Oh MAN...Still a BANGER!!!

[@JessicaMiller-pc4dj]

Thank you Black Mirror for reintroducing this 👆 bopper of a tune . Seriously, well done.

[@_Zaaier]

brought me here too ^^

[@zchharper]

Same

[@FloweredUp-n4t]

Shame Black Mirror is tedious derivative science fiction for folk who don't like science fiction made by cosmopolitan midwits.

[@countzer0408]

The description for this video asks that you don’t mention the shows name but oh well…

[@JessicaMiller-pc4dj]

​@@countzer0408I literally never read that before 🤭 oh well..

[@S7EVE_P]

50 years ahead in terms of vocal style. Amazing track. A real gem

[@luannabbate2624]

And now wer're stuck with generic taylor swift crap😛

[@Theboxingobserver]

Thought I would comment as there's nothing worse than a blank space, but, to be honest, I need to shake it off.@@luannabbate2624

[@Belluser-we1uc5cb2l]

​@@luannabbate2624 💩 yep

[@bikenband]

I think Gwen Stefani may have heard this a time or two.

[@jeffk3037]

Lena lovich came to my house in the mid 80s i lived just outside of Detroit. she is my best friends aunt! She gave me and my sister a bag of pistachios. I vividly remember her having very long black painted fingernails! True story!

[@shanesouthern9829]

love this song its out there

[@scattysafari7742]

Was she nice?

[@breakwind5537]

@Truth Reigns Forever He just wish she was friends with his aunt

[@jackssmirkingrevenge9365]

im generally quite good at detecting lies via sentence structure, the pistachio bit didnt jump out at me. why so for you?

[@jackssmirkingrevenge9365]

why the cloak and dagger shtick? you know as well as i do its largely innate and really cant be learnt or copied. _oh well_

[@Cdearle]

Must be the first time I’ve heard this in more than 40 years!

[@blackopman1]

This song is art to me. She rocks out for us.

[@MJ-1973]

Ah man, I was 6 in 1979, but distinctly remember liking this song at the time, when it would come on the radio.

[@karlsinclair9918]

I was 5 and I remember it vividly too!

[@NEILTheBOY-c7h]

1972 Yet remember this clearly Brilliant 🙏

[@ianpearson7544]

I was 17yo in 1979, one year out of school. I bought this tune as the 12in single way back then.

[@battlemorph]

Do you remember the KP crisps advert that used the tune, too? 😂

[@karlsinclair9918]

@battlemorph mmm KP

[@amandab9313]

My first ever favourite song.. age 4 I used to spin round to this. As a Goth, punk and rocker I feel proud this was my catalyst !! I like alternative and it will always be an amazing track.

[@kelseymariel2127]

Brings back so memories of that time. We really did experience an amazing swath of music from the 60’s all the way through the 80’s and 90’s. So cool,

[@crabstick250]

One of a kind. First 2 albums are brilliant! Love her so much!!! Memories!

[@shannonnonnahs6943]

I haven't heard this song played in so long. A true alternative classic! Thanks for sharing.

[@MrPizza063]

1978 my high school years

[@davidbell9815]

A truly original and unique song like this comes to a writer once in a lifetime. Absolute genius, and this timeless, quirky classic will be a hit again, when somebody in the media reintroduces it to a whole new generation. 👌🎤🎶

[@luannabbate2624]

Totally agree. These days it's all generic crap with 50 people on stage to distract you from the fact that there's nothing there to begin with.

[@cephlopodic]

ms lovich toured the world riding this one. with a newborn baby I understand

[@sevchyk]

I don’t know about lyrics, but sounds like filler material to me. Listen to Voulez-Vous by ABBA. Way more interesting.

[@cephlopodic]

@@sevchyk doo ! lighten up. its just a bit of fun🦑

[@sevchyk]

@@cephlopodic What are you talking about? Are you under influence of LSD?

[@berry_sweet483]

Watched the Black Mirror episode "Demon 79" last night and heard a snippet of this song towards the end of the show when the main character is driving in her car. I immediately recognized it from my childhood but couldn't put my finger on it. Looked it up and it was this song. Cool song!

[@rschiel50]

Saw her at City Gardens in Trenton, New Jersey a thousand years ago...before cell phones...before computers...before MTV...yep I'm that old...but I have memories that you CAN'T see on KZbin... ;)

[@lexie7930]

u and me both sister check this out great early punk video, was just getting into it out of h.s. one year ....then came my talking heads, blondie, the clash, yes this lady saw the clash in 81 .....martha and the muffins, the motels, The Tubes, the ramones a dozen times and in bars, not big halls, the cars, Romeo Void, great one hit wonder, Echo and The Bunnymoon their killing moon so intense ...B52s three times ......all i can remember ....no saw X too Show less REPLY

[@ralphklages]

Dont worry, saw her in Hannover- Germany in 1980, what a song !! -that time!

[@deenibeeniable]

I hear you, sister. I saw the Beatles at Shea Stadium. Notice I say "saw" -- because there was so much screaming you couldn't hear a thing. lol.

[@carlocee6699]

But some people had the foresight to tape their life in the eighties. Since you are a near NY'er @5O, you should check out Nelson's channel '5thavenue project' -especially if you dug the east village scene. xoxo.

[@happynowadays]

Ditto rschiel50

[@malbuff]

"Betty Boop on bad acid," said a friend of mine, but I think she was jealous she hadn't had the concept first. Lene's a true original. How many Goth girls today even know who she is?

[@Phoeberuthless]

Me

[@pauldeverill926]

kat Just two letters and I love you!

[@Izzyrocks4321]

Me

[@clod8]

Me, since I was 10

[@sexobscura]

*Seeucksee Sucks...*

[@jamiegrifter]

This was the first record I ever bought! Pretty cool for a seven year old! Still love it now and it's great to see the video!

[@Phase52012]

this has been on YT for 16 years! how did I miss it? haven't heard it in decades. still great!

[@drinkclintons2058]

Wow, thank you Black Mirror, I’m obsessed with this song now.

[@omniexistus]

yeah just heard it there myself

[@spastikman]

This is brand new for me. Wasn't alive back then, but it's incredible

[@louise_rose]

I've remembered this one for more than forty years - the name of the singer too. Yes, those years around 1980 and on towards the mid-eighties were incredibly innovative in music.

[@koitorob]

If you think Lena is incredible, give And The Native Hipsters a listen. The first time i heard this song was on holiday many many years ago. Sat on the floor in a holiday chalet in Wales playing cards one evening with my brother and sister and mom listening to John Peel on the radio. I only tracked the artist down about five years ago and bought the album. You know it's musical gold when you read the track listing and see such titles as Baboon Climbs a Mountain! kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3Sth6Cfo7t5iLM Oh, and don't forget Klaus... kzbin.info/www/bejne/fp6vnGWsiL2Lqs0

[@kathleensalazar5222]

Welcome to the 80's music!

[@kathleensalazar5222]

​@koitorob tyx for info ! Gonna,check it out! ❤

[@kathleensalazar5222]

​@@louise_rosemy fave time for music & bands then ! ❤ still love them today ! Always,will !

[@1965Marla]

This music video was one of the first that I ever saw. I was babysitting in 1980, and watching a show called "Night Flight," and this came up. Loved it then & now. Lene is dark, quirky, & weird (in a good way) and she made quite an impression on me.

[@blazak]

+bucky468 I watched Night Flight on USA in 1980!

[@susanconnelly6915]

Night Flight aired on the USA network from the summer of 1981 to 1988 and aired in "reruns" into the 1990s.

[@markbryant7743]

I LOVED Night Flight. We've got a thousand channels now and nothing compares to what they had back then.

[@lexie7930]

a classic song ....band quite good too

[@lexie7930]

yeah yeah night flight forgot all about that

[@eggy-marra]

She is great! No one could top this one! Great dance music too!

[@steveboverie9432]

Check out the KZbin video of Lene Lovich performing at Studio 54.

[@ThePaulv12]

@@steveboverie9432 I'll do that right now! Cheers Steve - I love it when I read comments and get this sort of tip.

[@renpan]

All time favorite, for almost 50 years ... absolutely fantastic in any way ❤❤❤❤❤

[@navalerman1508]

exactly ❤💥❣️

[@walterwindas3874]

Met lene few times around town in hull really nice lass down to earth and a good laugh good tune lene willy 👍💯

[@bambangsudanto5309]

2022..love this classic

[@les13robinson]

Loved this song in 1979....and still love this classic! Lene Lives!

[@sullyuk]

Late 70s / early 80s: a fertile period for innovative music and performers. Much still sounds fresh today

[@nicki996]

Thank God for this❤

[@maureenwagg5305]

Thank you Spirit of Radio 102.1 The Edge Toronto ON. Without you I could never have seen Lene Lovitch or heard her on radio. She is magnificent.

[@agirlhasnoname1422]

Maureen wagg, CFNY, 102.1!!! Yo, come on!! The 1st station in Toronto to play alt music. The funny thing is originally the station was from I think Niagara Falls ont, and I can remember having a hard time tuning into it. U needed a good stereo to pick it up, lol

[@maureenwagg5305]

@@agirlhasnoname1422 Yup. I only heard this type of music on CFNY

[@agirlhasnoname1422]

@@maureenwagg5305 you are right tho, at the time. Do u remember the dj Chris Sheppard from cfny; I knew him back in the day, lol

[@polyglotte]

This is so brilliant in so many ways that I can hardly even begin to describe it. Which is, no doubt, why more people don't bow down before this song and its brilliant creator.

[@Skullink]

hortense234 umm... Everything but 1:08 was brilliant

[@lexie7930]

great early punk video, was just getting into it out of h.s. one year ....then came my talking heads, blondie, the clash, yes this lady saw the clash in 81 .....martha and the muffins, the motels, The Tubes, the ramones a dozen times and in bars, not big halls, the cars, Romeo Void, great one hit wonder, Echo and The Bunnymoon their killing moon so intense ...B52s three times ......all i can remember ....no saw X too

[@lexie7930]

oh yeah, new order as well ...billy squire, not punk but good

[@erika6651]

@@Skullink Nah, even that was kinda awesome.

[@johnpicone5800]

I was 16 back in 1979 when this came out, haven't heard it for decades! It's weird to finally see the clip, ahh the magic of KZbin! She was 30 when she made it and must be nearly 70 now!

[@mikefisher2673]

I was 16 too when I first heard it used it in 35th high school reuion. So many different sounds to hear back then never got bored with music.

[@Brewzerr]

One of the true originals, and a real sweetheart. Lene, Nina Hagen, and Siouxsie ripped up the rule book for female vocalists.

[@johnnymfan5065]

Lene had much more tuneful music than Siouxsie though. I never had an interest in Nina.

[@dav01kar]

Polystyrene too.

[@Brewzerr]

@@dav01kar yep. Good call. Poly Styrene definitely belongs in the same category. I'm still sad that she's gone.

[@Brewzerr]

​@@johnnymfan5065 My point is that these women were/are all pioneers who blazed the trail for strong female vocalists. Whether one was "more tuneful" or not is kind of irrelevant and comes down to personal preference. They had different styles, but each one was/is genuinely original.

[@johnnymfan5065]

@@Brewzerr Yea your right. Everyone was unique back in the old days

[@snailhawk]

I went to see her at the Lyceum in 1979 but I got so drunk I didn't see any of the gig. I was 15. First chance I got to see one of her shows was about 8 years ago (although I did see her do a guest appearance with Hawkwind in the '90's). All those decades later, she still rocks

[@joeyli8634]

Absolutely brilliant love this song I like the bit where she sing ehhh orrr ehhhh orrr

[@shoftim]

Man... she is incredible... I'm ashamed to say, I just discovered! Greetings from Cleveland OH!

[@isthynamewart]

Forty years ago, give or take. Still as good as it ever was.

[@lexie7930]

ugh u had to say that i was 19 back then lmfao

[@stacierichardson4475]

Still just as awesome as the 1st time I heard this album, incredible!!!

[@michaelwilliams7026]

i love lene facail reaction i know she only miming but her expression when she sings something tells me tell my lucky numbers gonna be 2 at 1,28 priceless

[@andysmart01]

loved the simplicity, a lot of symbolism here.

[@petermeredith3873]

I love how she sings "something in your eyes gives me a wild idea" perfect voice... of course the whole song is fantastic it's not JUST that part

[@petermeredith3873]

@Satanic Panic Fun and Games Hmm? Why do you ask

[@petermeredith3873]

@Satanic Panic Fun and Games Pass

[@jas22]

i LOVE the "ooh ooh OOH ooh"! its so - avian or reptilian, strange, dissonant, yet so beautiful!

[@darkestserenity6775]

I remember dancing to this on my bed when I was little I thought her and Siouxie were so cool , so unique I still Love it ❤

[@VictoriaBitter1976]

Huge hit in Australia in 1979. Went to Number 1 :D

[@guycordeau3789]

in Canada too

[@65tosspowertrapl36]

Lucky huh?

[@Brewzerr]

And of course, here in clueless states of America it didn’t even chart, despite the fact that Lene Lovich is from Detroit. The #1 song here at the time was probably some godawful yawn-inducing chunk of crap by Foreigner or Journey.

[@65tosspowertrapl36]

@@Brewzerr My Sharona by The Knack, neither of those bands you mentioned were number one in 1979.

[@Brewzerr]

Yeah I was just taking a stab at that, hence “probably”. I haven’t looked at the actual billboard charts for 1979 in a very long time. I just remember stuff like Journey, Foreigner, and Styx was really popular on American FM radio at the time. Also, disco was still very popular that year. I remember that Donna Summer had a few big hits, and there was stuff like Gloria Gaynor, Chic, and Anita Ward. All I know is that while Lene Lovich was doing very well in places like Australia, Canada, the Netherlands, and the UK... she didn’t even crack the top 100 in her own home country... where the charts were bogged down by disco and bad rock. I never cared much for ‘My Sharona’, though that first Knack album had some other real power pop gems on it, like ‘Let Me Out’.

[@pariahthistledowne3934]

This song, and the Rodney GERMS interview are what made me a Punker...Blessed Be, both Lene and Rodney!

[@robertowens7771]

I realy love your style and sound wow

[@venanciahopkins5035]

This is a great song! Lene Lovich was so cool and weird! Her, Nina Hagen and Siouxie Sioux were Goth divas!

[@andrewcallanan3781]

Gothic girls rule

[@robertstirman1736]

Venancia Hopkins ah you love Nina Hagen and Siouxie Sioux. God bless

[@geraldfriend256]

And lets not forget Kate Bush..she up on dat Mt.Gothmore.Think about it..female rock stars were largely a product( except Joplin) before 70s..these beasts were visionaries .But hey..2021 has St.Vincent..cmon

[@bradjustbrad]

40 years after seeing it the first time and I'm still googling this. That's staying power!

[@roddyteague6246]

Exactly the same thought!! 40 years gone in a flash. The other belter from then was (This) World of Water by New Musik. Still a smashing number. Regards. Rod

[@robertsvf]

Black Mirror just reminded me of when I was 16 and listening to Devo, B-52s, and the Specials. Of course, I also loved mainstream rock from Petty, the Cars and even ELO. All quirky, but so so so interesting. Lene Lovich's music fits right into this mix. She's now 74.

[@chriscefola7409]

First music video I saw one late night months before MTV Launched

[@sking55]

I remember when Lene and her band played the Hot Cub in Philadelphia in early 1980- she was a goddess- after her set she came out and sat on the steps with us and was hanging and talking- she started apologizing for her performance because she had caught a cold and couldn't do the OOH OOH OOH OOH part of lucky number- she was so sweet- and of course her performance was flawless to us!!

[@johnnymfan5065]

What a great story

[@Admin-qy4zi]

Wow

[@BrianLevine-q7e]

The whole Stiff Records catalog was great. This song has stood the test of time.

[@oolongoolong789]

Brilliantly quirky. Love it!

[@tommytippee2437]

The Ghost of Lillian Gish. What a brilliant sound from those great times in young music

[@malbuff]

Check out Theda Bara. I seem to remember Lene cited her as an influence.

[@TonyMartinChilcott-ke5jg]

Love this music all the crazy stuff Kate bush is up there with this group 🎉😮

[@katrinahesketh1799]

Wow I was just 7 years old when this came out!! I remember it so well x

[@bonniebickett4520]

LOVE her voice!

[@pigknickers2975]

One of my favourites of all time, recorded at Eden Studios Chiswick where I used to have a studio.

[@thefullmoongamer]

Amazing! no other words to describe it. She deserves more appreciation.

[@julianguffogg]

Bought the album in 1979, still got it.

[@shannonflores2317]

Love you Lene! Between you and Miss Nina my 80s were the funnest!!!🥰❤

[@billkenny3349]

This is just a perfect ditty! Brilliant in its elegant simplicity,

[@victorygah]

WOW! Finally, after more than 30 years I listen this amazing song. Cool! Cool!

[@eamonwright7488]

Didn't know till recently that Lene Lovich did backing vocals on The Residents - "Picnic Boy" off Commercial Album. She's vastly underrated as a performer, highly creative/original. I'm sure theirs not much that the likes of Lene Lovich/Nina Hagen couldnt do. They're highly talented musicians and artists alike.

[@davidforshaw4998]

👍 Check out the Hawkwind track : 'Angela Android, she's on there.' Such a great voice.

[@itchywitchy570]

I remember seeing this video when MTV first aired, loved it then love it now.

[@davidpan5176]

Such a great throwback to a wonderful time for music. Lene was one of the first post-punk artists I heard on the New York FM radios of the day.

[@philhuw88]

An underrated classic..

[@jollyrot3145]

This babd is so rad, love this song, actually heard it again on XM Satellite radio, thanks for posting this 🖤

[@cmp401]

Can't believe that Lene wrote one of my fav songs of all time: ''Supernature" by Cerrone. Kudos!!

[@andrew1598]

I think she wrote the lyrics not the music but it's great

[@jameslangley6779]

Wonderful weird great times and great music those were the days

[@hanshansen5774]

Coming from a Nina Hagen video and now discovering the music of Lene Lovich, she ist incredible and little crazy, just like Nina... I love it ❤️

[@davelesney7117]

This song comes across sooo well on a nice big on a loud stereo . Punk bars loved this one ! If your toes aren't tapping , ur dead !

[@dickson37055]

Toes literally tapping as I read this.

[@puttypiss]

I can only ever remember this one hit from Lene Lovich and it is as mad as a box of frogs but strangely brilliant.

[@Pincer88]

When people were truely original. Good lord, I miss that creative energy of the 80ies so much.

[@dekunstemaker]

You mean the 70's of course.

[@Pincer88]

@@dekunstemaker Sorry....i'm an eighties child. My mum and dad love the70ies. Each generation its own golden decade. 😁

[@gerardwhite2689]

The 70s actually

[@MickeyCool30]

Although technically its new wave which spread late 70s and 80s so the sound is similar and the sound is different from most 70s and this single was rereleased in 80s

[@richardwilliams1921]

Songs from '79

[@jessh6480]

Dear Jeff Tweedy, thanks for the nudge to check this out. Magic 💜💜

[@bobbyfeather1]

1979 was a BLAST !!! I totaled TWO vehicles that year. Almost died twice. I was both 18 and 19. Yet, here I am in XXMMIII...killing it!🚑

[@Cweisman35]

This song is one of The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame's 660 "Songs That Shaped Rock And Roll."

[@xtradelite903]

I love Lena's counterpartner. The post-post-post punk artist Nina Hagens. I remember in the early 1980's KROQ radio station (Los Angeles, California) would play their music often.

[@tiana1017]

i was thinking the same thing!!!!

[@brindlefly]

Agree. I also love Nina's version of Lucky Number as well.

[@longde]

@@brindlefly Nina's version is great

[@MultiScooter63]

And because Lene and Nina truely match, they did a song together: "Don't kill the animals". kzbin.info/www/bejne/mIfRh5aYqtSsjbc

[@dave1234aust]

I met my wife to this song. It was used in ice speed skating. She skated by and her blonde hair and tight black jeans... That was 1979, now it's 2023 and we've been married for 43 years. But we can't ice skate anymore....lol

[@oscarrocharealtorcaribemx7474]

It's been so many years since I had heard this great jewel from my 80's. Thank you very much for having them in your favorite songs and for that I could listen to it again. I am 55 and very happy

[@andrewpeover]

such a fantastic tune 1979 n still goin strong don't matter hew old tunes r tunes r their 2 stay 4 life Andy peover

[@craigbeale8540]

The scary thing is shes now 70. Where are the years going as this feels like yesterday to me......

[@davidmlsd8439]

Thanks Black Mirror for this discovery 🧱☄️🔥

[@Jelly-wo3so]

Totally forgot this song till I watched Black Mirror last nite so had to listen to it today❤

[@danielaschab6977]

Same here! What a great tune!

[@pacus1970]

Thanks life real artists like Lene Lovich ever existed. The freshness of genuity and love for real music as soul's fuel.

[@janemann2756]

This song takes me back. Just a kid when this came out.

[@merccadoosis8847]

First heard this on WLIR-FM back in the day. Still awesome after all this decades.

[@maxkerkar7175]

2024 anyone ?

[@sheppertonstudios8253]

Oh yes indeed.

[@benedettobruno1669]

Yes. A 58 year old from Sicily and terribly missing the creativity of the 1980s.

[@navalerman1508]

From ever Now and forever ❤❤❤💥💥💥

[@jonvincentmusic]

Here

[@SmelOdies]

@@jonvincentmusic Where the hell you been? We was lookin all over for you

[@andreyguest2490]

Новая Волна до сих пор НОВАЯ!😁

[@SynthesizersForPeace]

this track is so awesome, her music is great!

[@urbanfryk2878]

Very funky! Cheers from a lover of decent (!) music in Sweden! We are not alone - at all! Peace! This lovely tune is a real classic! God bless! And hot damn (!) give us more!

[@AnnemieM]

Why have I never heard of this lady? That was such a fun song. Thankyou supercaffeinated for introducing her to me. Bless you.

[@robertmatthews8302]

Still remains one of my faves !