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Music video by Simple Minds performing Promised You A Miracle. Digital Remaster (P) 2003 The copyright in this audiovisual recording is owned by Virgin Records Ltd

[@SGH-rt6ci]

Being a teenager in the 80's was the biggest blessing !

[@lorisyadegarian5214]

Amen to that!!!!

[@Dbot38]

Of course it was 😂

[@maijaliisa7339]

Absolutely☺️❤️💎

[@vap0rland]

was in my 20s, lived life to the fullest, still do, legacy of the 80s!

[@SadiKalen]

I was the same age as the kids in Stranger Things in the 80s so I'm quite into the series now. Takes me back. All the music too! Simple Minds were one of my favourite bands. Love this song, it's timeless and still slaps in 2024.

[@FreddieFreethinking]

One Of The Greatest New Wave Songs From The 1980s. 🙌

[@paulbryant1042]

Agreed

[@Xman156]

I heard this song back in the 80s and liked it. But now at 57 and hearing this song again, I love it more than ever. I'm now obsessed with this song, anyone else feels the same?

[@PlanetEarth143]

Ditto

[@nicolasharvey2597]

Yep 👍

[@marcbredontiot3920]

I discover this sound grace of a Friend

[@esoteric6503]

I feel exactly the same! Really liked this back in the day, but now, at 54, I'm obsessed with simple minds!

[@billba]

I’m going through an 80s reboot

[@davesmith5731]

Simple minds are right up there with the ultimate bands of the 80's.

[@veronicanicholas2434]

No doubt it

[@a.tanner8524]

They’re great.

[@helenecarlsson4997]

I would say they are at the top

[@comsense8778]

This song is evident of that imo

[@keithbunyan2321]

Jim kerr stuck to his words promising a miracle. This song is a miracle. Great track and band.

[@son0fbob]

I would give anything to go back to 1982 and tell my 14 yr. old self to enjoy these songs, never sell the albums, take advantage of the chance to see them perform...and record the damn videos on your VHS. Music changed the day I saw this video and heard this song...my whole musical appetite developed and I spent many hours watching video after video, getting introduced to so many groups...you didn't realize how special music was at that time.

[@tvtitlechampion3238]

You don't realize that it all slips away. Forgive your 14 year old self for assuming it'll last forever. There is no context for assuming otherwise. Being grateful takes practice.

[@The_Empire_Chronicles]

I agree with every word. I was in Southern California at the time growing up on Kroq and not understanding how precious everything was.

[@lorozco2006]

@@The_Empire_Chronicles I agree with you....music become kind of culture

[@florenciaalvarez3213]

Absolutely agree!

[@rebels42wynn83]

Oh I think you are so right on! I was 11 when this still incredibly timeless gem had came out! It had aired on MTV and all through my 80s childhood, this cut and band has never,ever left me. ♥️💎♥️💎

[@Sarconthewolf]

The bass line makes this song swing, as the guitar splashes along, with that steady beat and vocals charging the whole thing.

[@michaelsylvester3968]

Derek Forbes was critical to their songs - until he was fired. They never sounded the same after he left.

[@matthewblack7206]

One of the best bass guitar tones ever recorded.

[@Etatdesiege1979]

Please, ladies and gentlemen a standing ovation for Derek Forbes and Charlie Burchill.

[@madelineerwin9743]

Loved this song in the 80s then heard it on radio on way into work the other morning,what a way to start the day ❤❤

[@jesse3545]

Such a brilliant track! Still sounds as fresh as it did on the radio decades ago ❤️

[@bp6329]

i wouldn't say that.

[@Roscoe.P.Coldchain]

@@bp6329 would, the lady is spot on

[@jameslenahan6075]

Totally agree!

[@jf8085]

One of THE 80’s songs

[@adderon]

Facts

[@JulezWinnfield]

Absolute killer bassline!

[@sexobscura]

because it's Rick James

[@StarSiren81]

Derek Forbes

[@blujazz10000]

@@adrianh6182 Which song?

[@10fcull44]

Thomas Lee Miller “black star dancing”, well its actually Fashion by DB, but I’m pretty sure that’s where this tune is derived from. Hence the supermodels in the video - might be wrong?

[@heyyou1075]

The bass is fkn based!

[@kevinhernandez-fl2nl]

Pre cell phones and computers I miss those days

[@christineparker2511]

Incredible song by a band with ground breaking sound,top quality. Where are the bands like these today? Nothing left.

[@RickDorian]

The bands could exist today but they don't for the same reason Chinese bands exist but don't write songs about personal freedom. It is the same in the west - bands self censor for fear of 'consequences' (being cancelled, not getting any airplay or a recording contract). If they don't self censor then they just sink into relative obscurity uploading their unheralded efforts on you tube. But for those who dream of old school commercial success the lack of creative freedom required to succeed these days kills the fun, humor, honesty, optimism and just about every other real emotion that songs are capable of conveying (and which were the hallmarks of the free wheeling 80s music scene). Although we didn't realize it while we were living those years it turns out the 80s were a unique moment in time that saw a freakish convergence of social, political and cultural drivers that produced 80s music and those circumstances will never be repeated. It was a high point just like Fin de siècle Paris was a high point for artists. And just as the 1890s Paris art scene withered and eventually died on the fields of France in WW1) the 80s music scene was unsustainable beyond the 80s. But at least we can relive the sights and sounds of that era courtesy of dedicated uploaders to YT.

[@yodoglover400]

MTV used a snippet of this video behind one of the animated logo spots. Another one they used a snippet of on a logo is a riff from Small Town Boy

[@yodoglover400]

Bronski Beat.

[@paulmattsson2878]

Try “Local Natives” or “LCD Soundsystem”

[@alastairrichardson3483]

​@@RickDorian Great write up there Rick!, what you said above, resonated with me, (As I have just turned 60) and when I look back I get goose bumps when that flash back of the eighties, appears in my mind. I am off to Leeds next week to see Jim and the band, which is why I was just listening to some Simple Minds, and saw this, (I'm just getting fired up!) best make the most of these bands now, as there wont be much more time left for these concerts now because either them or me wont be around for ever, , all the best!

[@bokking]

40 years of promises ! Still sounds fresh and relevant

[@veronicanicholas2434]

F%%%king brilliant

[@stacisimp07]

Bassline is amazing

[@michaelsylvester3968]

Derek Forbes was insanely good and then Jim Kerr fired him. They were never the same band after he left.

[@natedash11]

The Scots have good music. I respect people with good music.

[@mauriziomarcialis7726]

the unforgettable beautiful 80' new wave melodies always on the edge of melancholy

[@sadeatthewhip1846]

I somehow only heard this song less than a week ago and I think I’ve already listened to it like 30 times. It does not leave my head. It’s such a good song

[@andrew.hamsterdad]

yeah it is

[@Sarconthewolf]

Yes

[@christineparker2511]

It is because it was simply a 80s song,so much talent in that decade

[@veronicanicholas2434]

Only 30

[@veronicanicholas2434]

Got to get back to this point

[@seabirdoflove21]

That ''New Gold Dream'' album was some ground breaking achievement.

[@mojavedesertsonorandesert9531]

Still have all my Simple Minds cassette tapes & CD's, & Sony walkman & Sony portable CD player! You can keep your online internet junk!

[@giovannigallo4225]

Sounds better then three quarters of the music today.

[@Flaercio141gmail]

No Spike inglish português Brasil

[@nopants4259]

3/4 !! 99% man !

[@karanaman68]

​@@nopants4259 thoroughly agree

[@FuckSlowShit]

I’m 23 and my music is from the 1900s and gonna stay with me until end of time. The 2000s doesn’t really exist in my life (;

[@a.tanner8524]

Modern day music is complete rubbish. The cut off was late 80’s.

[@bacchuslax7967]

This is as 80’s as it gets.

[@ajs41]

And only 2 years into the decade. Impressive.

[@hillaryforincarceration4404]

This song should have been a mega-hit. It's brilliant.

[@colingeddes2172]

Quite agree. Great MINDS think alike. A cracking song all the same. , we both think.

[@acidhousetherapy]

Hillary would love it

[@fishandchips9033]

Whatsapp

[@winstonchurchill6506]

You go girl hilary ps hows monica

[@t.beierle7685]

This song was and will forever be a mega-hit. ;P

[@RobertJohnson-zg6bc]

Groundbreaking masterpiece from 1982. Refreshingly innovative and original, Simple Minds were ahead of their time.

[@somberrose85]

yea. how the hell does 80s music sound more futuristic than today's ?? :D

[@veggie42]

somberrose85 Yh too much Ed Sheeran,Justin Bieber,slow stuff like Adele, etc everything all so slow!

[@SB-xo2bx]

Crappy Producers and record industry trends, internet influence and the lack of isolated scenes making stuff up independently.

[@Muddyrich]

because they're just sampling what came before. But some stuff still works. Like that Migos 'Stir Fry' song

[@minorsnow5306]

Muddyrich good song!

[@jimbig3997]

Simple Minds reinvented their sound at least 3 times during the early 80s.

[@paulmattsson2878]

Simple Minds and The Fixx had the most incredibly produced albums… so perfect… true ear candy… and still providing after 40 years.

[@ajs41]

Interesting thing about The Fixx is that although they're British almost no-one has heard of them over in the UK. They were popular almost exclusively in the USA and Canada. I discovered Reach The Beach recently and was amazed by good it is, and also that I hadn't heard it before.

[@80sandretrogubbins25]

@@ajs41 There's a rare British TV appearance of the pre-fame Fixx surfaced on the channel Made in Maidstone. On No.73 would you believe?

[@DrTomoculus]

Derek Forbes. Derek Forbes was simply one of the best things going for this band. Brilliant musican. Kickass bass player.

[@markneilson4076]

totally agree re Derek Forbes, his bass playing so distinctive & shaped the sound & feel of many tracks big time

[@joanogorman473]

As was Mick MacNeil!

[@tvtitlechampion3238]

Absolutely. When they dismissed him, they lost something vital. I suspect he was a necessary counter-balance to The Jim Kerr Show.

[@adderon]

Good drummer too

[@alanburge4798]

I love this man's voice too Strong. Distinctive. Unique.

[@EK-yp8ip]

Great crooner

[@nickpearce9441]

The man is God. AKA Jim Kerr.

[@tinoherrera1134]

I’m 63 year n still new wave 80’s baby 👍👍

[@tw6873]

I can never get tired of hearing this song!

[@mrm8850]

same!!

[@Roscoe.P.Coldchain]

Same same

[@Fullprops]

Don't get tired then ;)

[@ianjemma]

Still think this is their best song. I know they had still greater success with a couple of big anthems later, but this is it. Loved it since I first heard it in 1981 and purchased New Gold Dream immediately.

[@ajs41]

Glittering Prize is almost as good as this, but not quite in my opinion.

[@andycuthbert2763]

Fucking great song. I’m from Newcastle and appreciate a good Scottish band.Up in Glasgow on Saturday to see The Damned at the academy. Look forward to a day on the drink there n will certainly stick this on the jukebox in every pub I visit!

[@Lilac.98]

I can't believe I'm seeing them tomorrow with my dad!!!!!!!!!

[@femme-mirage]

Scottish music is exquisite! 🖤

[@adrianbrowne7874]

If ever anyone was "Born to sing" then it is surely Jim Kerr!! He remains one of the "Greatest vocalists of all time" as far as i'm concerned!!!

[@ledboots5178]

Great song. Derek Forbes was the best bass player this band ever had.

[@jamesbarbour8400]

Is he no longer a member of the band then ?

[@stevebrickshitta870]

Was one of the best bass players of the 80s. A bass icon. HE drove this band. Phenomenal player and tone.

[@sarahmarcella2507]

This album is wonderful and never got the attention it deserved. Fabulous band.

[@trevorbishop3567]

Brilliant

[@trevorbishop3567]

Brilliant band

[@lmrclmrc9195]

It had some attention and became a classic by now I think or?

[@brendaleman]

This a was a very cool song when I was 13 and still a great song at 47.

[@ericchociej8826]

Jason Weeks 12,17,1970 enough said

[@rebels42wynn83]

Jason Weeks Hear,Hear,Love!:)

[@deadpanbarry5442]

@Nancy Pelosi knobjockey 👍

[@Elise-vn2eb]

Im 13 rn and listening to this😂

[@tedstryker7965]

In deed!

[@sirpatrickofgoober6603]

I was born in 1971 so would have been about 11 when this came. It was a big hit, so of course I know it, but it was probably a bit mature for my ears. Since then I've had them down as another slightly pompous 80s pop band type thing. I stumbled across them, no reason, was just looking on KZbin at 80s bass lines to play for something to do, and simple minds kept coming up. Now I've rediscovered them with maturer ears and I'm obsessed. Absolutely bloody brilliant songs, even going back to their early stuff very different to this. Super duper talented and ambitious and experimental in a way I never knew. What a gem of a find!

[@KyranHammond]

This was awesome in the 80’s and it still is

[@angelwhitesmith366]

Promise we need a miracle

[@therunningmanz5339]

Brilliant track! Don't listen to those haters, Simple Minds are one of the best things to come out of the 80s. So many excellent tunes from them and this is no exception!

[@rjjcms1]

This song gave them their first top 40 hit in April 1982,going on to reach number 13 in May that year.

[@User-jj6yz]

TheRunningmanz and the smiths

[@deadpaul6415]

I’ll second that bro

[@roritzs7135]

Another Scottish eighties band

[@deadpaul6415]

Ro Ritz's was the proclaimers 80s ?😂

[@blinksstayfresh2524]

This is what 80s was all about baby.

[@alvardiez838]

No doubt on why Derek Forbes was chosen as the best bass player of the UK

[@amandasmith3303]

Jim Kerr.Powerhouse vocals.Makes great songs and apparently a great guy who cares about his fans Spot on!

[@A2JDScott]

Underrated track.

[@JOHNCONNOR19840]

Happy Birthday Jim 😎✨

[@Voidnomore]

80s alternative music is the best

[@ajs41]

This didn't count as alternative music here in the UK. It was mainstream.

[@playlist9980]

@@ajs41 No David Lee Roth piriouetting in spandex counts as alternative in the US, I suppose.

[@bensherman8976]

Badass base player. They are underrated .

[@Noodleydoo]

In 1982 in Rochester, NY I would go to a club named Jim's every Monday night because that was New Wave Night! They played all the cool underground UK stuff, and Promised You a Miracle was played every night for months. Everybody loved it, too! I never heard the song anywhere else, but budding hipster that I was, I rushed out and bought New Gold Dream. I was ASTONISHED. Those beautiful swirling synths just blew me away. I smoked some W and listening to Big Sleep became a mystical experience, like looking into another world. New Gold Dream definitely started their career with me and I bought almost everything after that. Thanks to the band for all this amazing music

[@sararoberts6183]

whooo early 80's..crazy daze and I mean crazy !!!!!!!!!!!!

[@nicholasfarrer1032]

When kerr whispers promises , promises i just close my eyes & go back to the 80s & all the good memories flood back great music then im 54 now & this track still gives me goosebumps ❤

[@anthonyf.9457]

The Promises, Promises whisper reminds me of Naked Eyes song a bit. Great track. Love Simple Minds❤️

[@kimberlywalker3970]

I live in The States. I heard this song on Glittering Prize first then, on a cable music channel. If you only hear FM radio here, you'd think Don't You Forget About Me was the only song they ever song. This is one of my favorite's hands down. Even more so than Don't You Forget About Me.

[@emmarobs28]

Damn! That bass! Magnificent!

[@manuelgonzales6483]

WOW, I'd just graduated from highschool. Give me the good ol' days 🥺😜

[@GERARDDESANDRE-cx7qj]

FROM FRANCE🇫🇷 MOST OF THE 80’S SONG DON’T GET ANY WRINKLES. THANKS GOD🙏 THAT I WAS BORN JUST IN TIME TO BE A TEEN IN THE 80’S. NEW GOLD DREAM❗️

[@christinej_h]

Really great band. Lucky enough to have seen them live twice in the 80's. ❤🎵

[@Tony-hz8ld]

It's August 16th 2023 and Yes, I am still listening to this song like it just came out yesterday even though it's about 40 years old. It just never gets old. What can I say? I love it.

[@davidsherrick898]

Me too!

[@bbaraider]

October 2023 here! Loved this song for over 40 years!

[@goateeki]

We grew up in the best time. Both of my teenage kids think so, and have said so, and love the music.

[@veronicanicholas2434]

Too good

[@antonpaco]

A song like this can never be old.

[@SgtSteel1]

That bassline is awesome!! it all is!

[@coolcat6303]

New Wave masterpiece

[@ajs41]

Interesting fact is that the phrase "New Wave" wasn't used in Britain where the band are from. "New Romantic" was used sometimes.

[@krasteff]

@Andy JS , As early as 1976 'new wave' was used in Melody Maker and probably in the other weekly papers. I have the Jan 1, 1977 issue and new wave is there as a term.

[@Jeremyparker]

@@ajs41 I remember the phrase New wave was used?

[@asherouk7308]

New wave and punk were used interchangeably from around 76 to 78, but then in 79 they somewhat diverged in meaning, with punk evolving into post-punk (pessimism) and new wave (optimism). New romantic was a club and art and fashion movement with regional scenes in England, with ties to both post-punk and new wave.

[@Neptuneman07]

indeed

[@lpoudeweernink1356]

Simple Minds one of the best bands ever.

[@bryanhayes1218]

The best Bassline ever, Those Synths !

[@user-oliverrrrrrrr]

Great song Simple Minds.

[@lonniecain1294]

Time travelling through music!! Who would have thought back in the day, that we would some day have access to nearly everything we ever liked music and movie wise?? What a beautiful side of technology!! Rock on everyone!!

[@kingscourtchess]

So glad you too see it like that!

[@monkeyman2407]

Lonnie Cain That's how I feel as well! I was telling my 13 year old son how hard it was to build up an entire bands back catalogue & get to watch films that weren't released by a large studio in the theater while growing up in a small Texas town in the 80's. My favorite trip was to go to the city (Houston) where I could go to Soundwaves & order imported music - any new wave, really - & go see the midnight showing of Rocky Horror. It certainly is an exciting time to be alive!

[@clareosman1354]

Love this takes u back when l had no problems.

[@philipm06]

Bloody obvious, wasn't it?

[@trevorbishop3567]

Banging tune

[@davidsingleton9864]

Loving the tune from 1982.

[@Mrcpcaka]

Simple Minds....una obra de Arte de los 80's..........😊😊😊

[@hondac7028]

I'm 52years old and I've been a simple minds fan 41 off them 🎸👌

[@kristenmaipham597]

Take me back to 1982 please. I love this song!

[@bluemoondiadochi]

good luck surviving without internet...

[@marcpilotte6337]

Your back

[@ajs41]

@@bluemoondiadochi The internet did exist in 1982, although only a few people had access to it.

[@leroyrs]

@@bluemoondiadochi Back in those days you didn't need it, 'cause real life and friends were enough to survive.

[@erikhaack4123]

No sorry

[@Krell666]

New Gold Dream is truly a special album.

[@alanburge4798]

Another classic from this group.

[@MonicaSilva-qo9tg]

A broken arm IS NOT GOING TO PREVENT ME FROM SEEING SIMPLE MINDS ON THE 25 TH OF APRIL AT LISBON!!!

[@SamIIs]

This song has one of the most badass bass lines...!!!

[@Pleasure_Victim]

2021 and this song hasn't lost an ounce of its appeal! That bass and those synths! 🔥

[@Lex90909]

so true

[@panismith1544]

Yop!°°♡

[@jenbvb]

Timeless!!!

[@charetacanady3588]

Yess honey

[@Oooooh-Betty]

Right on!!

[@western-oud1898]

Simply magnificent...at the time we never knew how good these 80's records really were

[@uniteagainstantifa7141]

They don't make great music like this anymore. The 80's was the best decade for music.

[@ajs41]

Way ahead of its time. Released March 1982.

[@ryansymons8915]

Music of today is just noise

[@maccagrabme]

@@ryansymons8915 Agreed, in fact I'd prefer listening to noise. I'm talking about what they consider modern pop music btw, there are some decent artists around but I've yet to hear a solid song with some backbone like this, this sounds amazing after all those years.

[@romeks612]

it`s not that anybody make good music anymore...it`s that nobody plays instruments which requires to play such a great music.You can play a synth with sound of saxophone...of course and it `ll be fine .Whatever ,now buisiness it`s not about music,it`s about instagram and your ass in front of the picture.Hail to SM!

[@kayb947]

August 2021 This song remains eternal.

[@enzodisciullo2557]

Indeed, it's absolutely magic.

[@geoffreyjonathanwilson5826]

Loved this song from '82 from my childhood.

[@mandyk4988]

Same, I graduated high school that year

[@katherinebarich3192]

That break leaves you thirsty for more.

[@DarkAries76]

My favorite Simple Minds song hands down.

[@neilbillybob3065]

BlaqueViolet Love Your Teena Marie Profile pic im a fan of hers. Good Taste.

[@AlejandroMS67]

It is a great tune, one of their best no doubt. My personal fave is new gold dream.

[@markillingworth1972]

mine is waterfront cant get enough of it

[@1414yorks]

Mine is Alive and Kicking

[@camtheoz]

Without question. So unique and quintessential 80s. Sounded brilliant thru my big f**k off speakers I used to have back in the day.

[@jokepy4230]

This song was the finale to a vivid dream I had last night. I think I should go back to sleep.

[@Viclovesthelord]

Wow 🤩 pretty cool

[@twpow8371]

i do yard work and mow the lawn to this song on repeat until im finished, it's a real good time. I love this song so much

[@dailydoseofbeauty-coaching113]

Simple Minds, U2 around this time and the Cure....were the hottest groups around ! Paradise.... 🤘💣💥❤✌

[@GhoulioLopez]

Scotland invented everything including great bass lines

[@mikedmartis1805]

And drunks ...

[@ChannelMitchy13]

The first Simple Minds Song I ever heard . Since then I was hooked.

[@Viclovesthelord]

Same , just got put on 😀🙏

[@imogenbebb9571]

Can't believe they've started doing their songs acoustically...the synths were what made them!!

[@stevebrown1978]

I can't believe it either

[@astrotrain21]

You think this is a joke? Is that what you think this is? How many million albums have you sold?

[@keithfrance6191]

Mick Macneil LEGEND ! Not the same when he left !

[@rogergrigg]

Definitely AGREE with your comment. Sons & Fascination/Sister Feelings Call, Empires & Dance, & of course New Gold Dream were 'Superb' albums.

[@sonykroket3068]

I fucking love it.............30 years later.........it will always be amazing

[@kike144p9]

In addition to the fact that the song is fantastic as soon as I hear it, I like the part where it appears from side to side and then disappears from the screen in the phrases "Promised you a miracle" and "As golden days break wondering" as if it gave that point to understand and no more retiring is a very advanced video clip just starting the 80s

[@nunoalexandre6408]

A Master Piece !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@irvparchman1078]

The New Gold Dream album was one of those albums I immediately new was a special work of art. I was immediately captivated and mesmerized by it.

[@alexiskatsogiannos7468]

I love the last "I promed you.."-opening of the last chorus! Both in sound and vision!

[@FreddieFreethinking]

This Is A Music Masterpiece In Every Single Way. 👈

[@Joshuadgog]

In my opinion this is their best song but they have such a great catalog of songs.

[@janemorrow6672]

This sort of music comes from the whole culture in which it was created. If we want more stuff of this caliber we need to go forth to a culture that values everyone who is creative and innovative and is able to and prepared to put in the hours of practice. A culture that values cooperation over competition.

[@michealkelliher8428]

Absolutely 💯 brilliant comment.

[@brianreynolds2312]

Never appreciated Simple Minds in the 80's when I was 16-17. They are still brilliant and timeless. Music now is commercial schieße!

[@jojojojo4332]

heard it on dutch radio right now, and im wondering why this style isnt more big now.

[@ajs41]

I love the 1982 style of music but you can't expect people today to be using the same style.

[@jojojojo4332]

@@ajs41 actually you can, wasnt rock music a protest that has now been a big mainstream influence only to now be slowly replaced with hiphop, house, trance, and other new forms of music.

[@jasonatkins8705]

My favorite Simple Minds track…

[@bigheadbros255]

My dad and his brothers grew up listening to these and me and my brothers are carrying the baton on. Timeless.

[@daveb6214]

2024 and this still Rocks even after 3:50 All these Years , the 80s were the Ultimate times for virtually everything . The Minds are still Alive and Definitely Kicking . They made so Many Classic Songs which still sounds Fresh and you can't help dancing to All of them. Wish we had those Times Again , If Only. All of you who are watching this and other Classic Minds songs You Have Amazing Taste in Music I Salute You ALL. From the 🇬🇧