SO COOL!| FIRST TIME HEARING The Psychedelic Fur - Love My Way REACTION

[@neilsmith9066]

Psychedelic Furs, The Church, Echo and The Bunneymen, Joy Division and OMD is my Halloween/Fall soundtrack! Cool, Fun, Dark, Spooky, Haunting and Amazing All in One!

[@dansace1]

First tune that popped into my head - "Lips Like Sugar" by Echo and the Bunnymen

[@SMccrate01]

@dansace1 - The Killing Moon is right in the October vibe zone

[@mattperegrine873]

The Ghost in You

[@neilsmith9066]

Ghost in You- Furs, Under The Milk Way - Church, Killing Moon-Echo, Atmosphere - Joy Division and Souvenir - OMD are prob my favorite Haunting Halloween Vibe songs from these Amazing Under Appreciated Bands!

[@neilsmith9066]

Also Suburbia - Pet Shop Boys

[@Jacob_D4433]

Yeah, it's time for Jay and Amber to go down the Echo & the Bunnymen rabbit hole. Check out the song, "Lips Like Sugar." We ❤ the 80's!

[@tone4507]

"The Cutter" - their best IMHO

[@csn10]

Live at Royal Albert Hall 1984 is my favourite live album: Heaven up Here, No Dark Things, Never Stop, With a Hip... are all bangers. Ian's one of the best vocalists of any era, and so fun live with all of their medley's working in a bit of Velvet Underground, Beatles, Doors... and his banter with the audience!

[@myerschrism]

Yes!!!

[@deanjohnson6074]

You read my mind, time for echo & the bunnymen

[@johnsilva9139]

No pun intended?

[@db4982]

'Pretty In Pink' is my favorite by The Psychedelic Furs. But I think 'Heartbreak Beat' might appeal to J and Amber more.

[@seanswinton6242]

I agree. The entire "Midnight To Midnight" album is one of their best.

[@jenniferfoster1692]

We played the whole Pretty in Pink movie soundtrakc over and over and over in college, omg! I think that was my intro to Psychedelic Furs.

[@revgurley]

Was just thinking something similar. Both better "first impressions" of the Psychedelic Furs. This song grows on you.

[@alchemy-oi8xf]

I agree, db; the dance groove of "Heartbreak Beat" might be more to their liking, plus there's a wistful plaintiveness to Richard's vocals that still gets me when I hear it, even after all these years. :)

[@nitro_001newman2]

Man, I love the Psychedelic Furs. They’re usually a love them or hate them band, because of the singers voice. They’re underrated imo, because they have several ear candy songs. Here’s they’re best to listen to for the first time: Ghost in You, Heartbreak Beat, Pretty in Pink, and Sometimes.

[@surlechapeau]

Jay & Amber, you'll love their "Pretty in Pink" and "The Ghost In You"!!

[@sunnystormy4973]

-amazing !-

[@gilt8121]

and the movie Pretty in pink 😊 john Hughes

[@stephengilbert8746]

also Here Come Cowboys!

[@antwaun9763]

The John Hughes movie "Pretty in Pink" took it's name from the Furs song. They recut the song for the movie because the song is not about a virginal sweet sixteen.

[@danieljohnson2005]

Absolutely, but they have to find the original version of Pretty in Pink, not the poppy one that was re-recorded for the movie.

[@vannaty7]

"You will never win or lose if you dont run the race" Great lyrics to live by ❤

[@wiltchamberlainisthegoat13]

This is one of the Furs two best songs….probably their 2nd best. This sounds so modern and sophisticated. It may be No. 2 BUT this song is TOTALLY AWESOME!! Their best song happens to be, “THE GHOST IN YOU”, and it’s kind of the theme song for the hit series, “Stranger Things”. But, man….this song is one of my 80s favorites!! ❤

[@derekdonnell6503]

I BEG TO DIFFER. JUST SAYING.

[@jellyrollnorton]

Love The Ghost in You

[@wiltchamberlainisthegoat13]

@@jellyrollnorton 💯 It’s one of the best songs of a decade loaded with great songs, imo.

[@jay-bt2lu]

pretty in pink needs to be touched....and they havent really hit the new wave rabbit hole yet!!

[@JustTanya.]

I love that song. Though isn't the pseudo theme for "Stranger Things" Kate Bush's "Running Up That Hill"? Well, the show gave it an upsurgence that's for sure.

[@db-gb5xi]

So many 80s acts to react to - The motels - total control; Romeo void - a girl in trouble, never say never; Missing persons - words, walking in l.a., destination unknown; Lone justice - shelter, ways to be wicked; Go west - call me, we close our eyes; abc - when smokey sings, be near me; Hothouse flowers (irish) - I’m sorry, don’t go, give it up; The alarm (welsh) - rain in the summertime, sold me down the river; World party - ship of fools, all come true, way down now, put the message in the box; The call - let the day begin, the walls came down, I still believe, everywhere I go; Thompson twins - lies, lay your hands on me; Thomas dolby - I love you goodbye, Europa and the pirate twins, I love you goodbye.

[@Mark-zu6oz]

Great list of suggestions!

[@The80sCat]

Agree with all your suggestions.

[@BufordT]

They might get too embarrassed listening to Never Say Never lol

[@timwestcott361]

Lloyd Cole Joe Jackson Grace Jones Ian Dury ..

[@db-gb5xi]

No more so than if they reacted to Berlin's Sex.@@BufordT

[@danbaranowski8580]

This is a great introduction to the Psychedelic Furs. A couple of others to check out are: Heaven, Pretty In Pink, Heartbreak Beat, Until She Comes and The Ghost In You.

[@msmilder25]

very 80's, heavy synths, art rock, new wave, and that soft, romantic vocals and lyrics...you said it, very dreamy

[@liberaljag]

The great Todd Rundgren produced and plays the distinctive marimba. One of the top five First Wave hits from the early 80s.

[@shelbysnyder8109]

That is so cool. I didn't know that. Boy, Todd Rundgren can do anything. He is a Wizard, a True Star. I also love Utopia's RA, and Hermit of Mink Hollow.

[@magneto7930]

And the Turtles on background vocals.

[@happytownesvanzandt]

It's been used in many movie soundtracks-- Valley Girl, Wedding Singer, Call Me By Your Name. Richard Butler is so fantastic and had another group later- Love Spit Love.

[@dennis2966]

And Love Spit Love did the theme song for the TV series "Charmed". It was a cover of "How Soon Is Now", originally by The Smiths. Such a great song.

[@lynnhettrick7588]

“Valley Girl” got me into Psychedelic Furs!

[@Robertsonian]

Yeah I remember it in Wedding Singer being at a melancholy point in the movie I think.

[@jennypenny]

Always reminds me of Valley Girl

[@SMccrate01]

I've always loved Richard Butler's growling voice. Such a vibe! We used to dance to the Furs at the clubs back then. Great stuff!

[@nathalieplum2137]

I loved his cheekbones

[@machfront]

I’m a 49 year old southern guy who was about 8 or 9 when this was released. I think “growling” is fair. However he has a mysterious softness at the same time. It’s a great dichotomy for a vocal style. Like….a rocky or gruff dreamscape. Like a darkly cloudy sky. This genre and this band are not my faves, but I dig it and respect it, full force!

[@Rhiannon011]

@@machfront I call his voice "snotty English" for the 80's which I loved with all the English groups singing..their accents are so cool..

[@robinnelson1248]

Looovvve Psychedelic Furs. Always loved his voice. Their songs are just amazing

[@destinyreelly2974]

I don’t know what it is about this song but I love it so much. Even after hundreds of listens. It just moves and grooves my happy zone.

[@kensmith6027]

Amber will love their song “ Pretty in Pink “ Molly Ringwald’s movie.

[@The80sCat]

Great song. Good first choice for the Furs. Richard Butler is one of those vocalists whose accent comes through when he sings. "Heartbreak Beat" is also very good. You have to try "Lips Like Sugar" by Echo And The Bunnymen.

[@Guildofarcanelore]

They are a vibe! It is a xylophone.

[@alchemy-oi8xf]

@@group-music Yes, you're correct--a marimba. A "cousin" of the xylophone.

[@mkmstillstackin]

Absolutely love Psychedelic Furs and this tune! Richard Butler is the king of stylistic melancholy. "Heaven", "Here Come Cowboys", and "Heartbreak Beat" are some of their other greats I would suggest.

[@kevinsacks3185]

Ooh! Here come Cowboys. I forgot about that one.

[@robertorojasbalarezo]

the extended of hearbreak beat is on a whole new level, so effing good

[@tinternabbess]

Such a great early 80's vibe. Music was just excellent back then...

[@alejandrobojorquez6181]

DOUBLE - " THE CAPTAIN OF HER HEART " 80s Romantic new wave classics 🎶 so smooth and soulful

[@timoteo950]

I see someone already requested "The Ghost In You" but I want to second that.

[@Hp411hp]

The Ghost in You is my favorite Psychedelic furs song.

[@kbusby4824]

I very much enjoyed seeing them live in 1984. Fantastic band. Richard Butler has such a unique voice.

[@valderjasmins5757]

Love this song...very underrated 80s tune...this was part of the The Wedding Singer soundtrack..good choice. Love the channel you guys are awesome. Keep choosing great 80s jams

[@mikebonneau3784]

Now it’s time for Echo & The Bunnymen!

[@shelbysnyder8109]

P-furs were one of the coolest new wave bands. You guys did a couple of John Hughs 80s movies "Ferris Buellar, Planes, Trains and Automobiles" He made a great movie and named it after the P-furs' song , "Pretty in pink" good song too. Thanks for all the punk/new wave it's so great to hear. 😂🎉

[@xoxxobob61]

As an 80's kid I Remember this Song and listening to the Lyrics and thinking "are they really talking about this"? This Song was a "calling" bell to so many around the World.

[@dartbull24]

“Ghost in you” is their best song!

[@scottboswell6406]

LOVE THIS SONG!! This is what people mean by 80's music (especially if the band were featured in John Hughes films)! This song takes me back to Friday nights after work, dancing in a nightclub.

[@jay-bt2lu]

totally agree!! jay talks about loving the 80s but new wave and post punk WAS the 80s. obscure bands with eclectic music and names. without a band like Japan, Duran Duran dont find success. david sylvian was a brilliant lead vocalist. haunting, mesmerizing, artsy....'life in tokyo' , 'the quiet life' , 'ghosts', 'the art of parties'. yes please....more 80s new wave!!! also a special shout out to martha and the muffins 'echo beach'. definitely a must hear!!

[@drea4195]

The Psychedelic Furs were some of the coolest and the best of New Wave/post punk. They still tour and they still sound fantastic and put on a great show! I saw them last summer. You'd also like Heaven, Ghost in You, and Sleep Comes Down for that really psychedelic vibe 😎 The P Furs are experimental and take risks musically to this day. I hope you react to more from them soon!

[@elegantirony78]

Under The Milky Way -- The Church, Lullaby - The Cure & The Killing Moon - Echo & The Bunnymen, The Ghost In You - Psychedelic Furs are really great atmosphere 80s song for Halloween.

[@allisonreed7682]

Another song from the same era (came out the following year) that incorporates xylophone in a cool way: "Gone Daddy Gone" by Violent Femmes.

[@shelq3814]

I don't know what they would make of the Femmes, but it would be fun to see them react to Blister in Ths Sun and Add It Up! One of my favorite bands of all time. I remember my high school boyfriend was a MAJOR music fan and DJ-ed the dances at his high school. He made a lot of mix tapes on cassette and I will never forget Mix #3 - the first song on it was Blister in the Sun and my life was never the same after that...fell in love with 80s alternative from then on. I remember when REM released their first album Murmur, before before they hit the top 40 later inthe 80s and were considered alternative. Love them so much too but it seems like people on this channel only suggest their top 40 songs. Sorry for rambling on so much....

[@allisonreed7682]

@@shelq3814 no worries at all! Thanks for sharing! I was a teenager in the 80s and grew up loving all the of music you mentioned. It’s true about R.E.M. for sure- reactors seem to choose their later and most popular songs. But I’d give ANYTHING to see a reaction to “Pretty Persuasion” from Reckoning.

[@shelq3814]

@@allisonreed7682 Reckoning and Life's Rich Pagaent are my favorite albums by them!

[@allisonreed7682]

@@shelq3814 both are amazing! Reckoning is my absolute favorite of theirs.

[@ahad2k11]

Now there is a great suggestion!

[@pete3397]

Echo and the Bunnymen, Ultravox and Heaven 17 should be on your 80's radar.

[@surlechapeau]

yes, Heaven 17's "Let Me Go"!

[@cphipps1969]

Love this band, you definitely need to do “Heartbreak Beat” next!

[@michellem3127]

I couldn't click on this fast enough. I loved this song. Check out The P Furs 'The Ghost In You' Its a great song too.

[@jimmydaves]

I saw them in concert in 1983 and they played "Love My Way" as their last song. It was so loud that I couldn't hear anything for a week afterwards.

[@bobwyckoff7552]

I loved the new wave and was 23 years old when this song came out. The first time I heard it on my car radio, I felt like I was being lifted out of my seat!! Still love this song!

[@unkorichie2029]

This song always has, and always be on my top 5 favorite songs. Its a masterpiece...this song is one of those "you had to be there" to really get it..

[@JeffGerardot]

Loved this song. Always thought he had kind if a Bowie sound to him. Amber would like Haircut 100. Love Plus One, it has a lot of horns in it.

[@chitownlee]

They formed in 1977 right at the beginning of new wave. New wave and punk put an end to disco.

[@maryannprzybycien2013]

Love them! Another great one is "Heartbreak Beat"! ❤

[@sbollin4321]

“New Wave” was something that the record companies came up with to describe post-punk and/or post-modern music but really was the precursor to what would be referred to as indie and/or alternative music. Checkout the Furs Heartbreak Beat:)

[@motherofteriberry6495]

They are an amazing band. Saw them at The Greek Theatre in Los Angeles last week. My 12 year old loves them, especially this song. ❤

[@Cali_Lisa]

And I saw them the day before, on October 12th, in Paso Robles California. Had a blast!

[@007ndc]

They were amazing as always, Squeeze rocked out too!

[@motherofteriberry6495]

@@007ndc yes! First time seeing Squeeze. I forgot how many great songs they have.

[@bigjoe330]

Psychedelic Furs had such a unique sound and attitude. No one else sounded like them.

[@barrybrazil1246]

Pretty in pink by the guys is another good one.

[@mpwiedemann]

This song is all about how you feel listening to it. Dreamy and dark.

[@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis.]

The Psychedelic Furs were a great band part of the 'Alternative' music scene in the U.K. which later got called 'Goth', my favourite by them is, 'Sister Europe', they're are best known for, 'Pretty in Pink" and secondly this, 'Love My Way'.

[@RandomJane104]

I finally got to see them play "Sister Europe" live a couple years ago. It was great.

[@4tuneagent]

​@@RandomJane104Yes, the guy on Saxophone was awesome..

[@EricLovesthe80s]

80S was the best decade for all types of music

[@swinglow33]

They put out a new CD in 2020, Made Of Rain. You should also check out The Smithereens with songs like “A Girl Like You”, “Only A Memory” and “Blood And Roses”.

[@Kevvinm]

The new lp was pretty good!

[@4tuneagent]

Also " Behind the Wall Of Sleep" is excellent as well.

[@joannaison8265]

It was so fun in the early 80s on MTV and all those wonderful groups. When MTV first came on

[@bside_nl]

Saw these guys in Sydney earlier this year (or was it last year?) nearly 40 years since I last saw them; same lineup, sounded great and Richard Butler still had the voice (mostly!). What I found amazing was the amount of 20-somethings front and centre trying to get Butler’s attention. It only occurred to me then that the 80’s music culture revival is actually drawing the old bands back to touring, it’s not for us old farts in the wings...

[@denismansfield8876]

The Furs have been touring since their beginning. I've seen them 6 times since 1981, I believe. Richard Butler used to sing with a cigarette in hand (like Brian Ferry of Roxy Music) until sometime mid to late 80s. I've seen the Furs twice this millenia, and I hear a clearer and improved voice. My last concert seeing them in 2018, the band was great, his voice was the best, and Richard Butler was very entertaining as always. I prefer their early tunes like India and Into You Like a Train. However, every album was a new sound, and you can't go wrong with President Gas, Heaven, Alice's House, and Ghost in You.

[@markhagerman1837]

I only saw Richard Butler live once when he sang for Love Spit Love. It was in club in a college town. There were maybe 60 people in there. It was intimate and incredible.

[@ENDTIMEsVideoLibrary]

Psych Furs.. Heartbreak Beat, Pretty In Pink, Heaven, Ghost In You.. there's so many from this Awesome 80s Band!!

[@jkbezo1]

Good good band! They were on the goth end of new wave like The Cure, Echo and the Bunnymen and Depeche Mode. Therefore the dark eerie vibe.

[@christopherhoppe7508]

I was in high school during the early eighties and New Wave was it, the furs are great and one of their songs is in the movie Pretty in Pink. Flock of Seagulls is my favorite

[@stevegirard-voiceaudiopodcasts]

The Furs were huge in the clubs… and managed to standout among all the others… like Tears, the Church, Culture Club. These guys needed a hit, and in walked all-around musical all-star Todd Rundgren who brought in the shearing synths and the marimba sound! Great band!

[@stevegirard-voiceaudiopodcasts]

I should have mentioned that Todd produced this album !! Duh

[@juleskauppila6118]

This was 'Alternative' New Wave/ Post Punk? We didn't really label and put things into named sub-genres as much in the day, but I would say this kind of music was the spring board for the Goth sub-culture.

[@jollyroger1009]

That voice is almost THE definitive sound of early 80s music.

[@bigchingon]

One of my all time favorite songs. I grew up new wave in LA. Best time of my life🎉🎉🎉

[@flashmadison6689]

I love this one! I'd also recommend The Killing Moon by Echo & The Bunnymen and Under The Milky Way by The Church

[@sandrahenley-smith2626]

So much is to all of this. Glad someone rude recommended The Church Underneath the milky way and the bunnymen all fantastic songs ❤

[@razor6552]

Under the Milky Way and Reptile

[@dicksonsmith9258]

part of the 2nd British Invasion, The MTV influence of the 80s some really cool tunes

[@gwencampbell4345]

Love the Furs. Another 80s group with an eye catching name is They Might Be Giants. Birdhouse in your Soul is their most well known song

[@Robsan40]

Yes, and Crash Test Dummies is another great band name. I love their song "Afternoons & Coffeespoons"

[@shelq3814]

I always thought Don't Let's Start was They Might Be Giants' best known song but I could be wrong. In any case it's my fave by them!

[@robertyrigoyen2510]

Don't forget: Istanbul (not Constantinople)!

[@Inequities]

⁠@@Robsan40haha yesssss!! That whole album was great

[@lynnhettrick7588]

@@robertyrigoyen2510To me, that’s their most well known song.

[@ConradZimmer]

Saw them in concert last year… they were sooo good!!! Forgot how many hits they had.

[@someoneoncesaid6978]

Their song Pretty In Pink was very Meta. The movie was inspired by and named after the song, and the band rerecording a new version of the song for the movie, which put the band on the map in the US.

[@agoodday4pi]

Heartbreak Beat, The Ghost In You, President Gas, Pretty In Pink...so many hits from this group!!

[@octoberguy]

One of the most intriguing, haunting, mesmerizing, can't really describe it voices of the 80s. This is me in college with my first Walkman, bopping around the streets of Boston. Gotta listen to "The Ghost in You" and "Pretty in Pink." (And I echo the calls here for Echo and the Bunnymen!)

[@007ndc]

Richard Butler has velvet rasp

[@alchemy-oi8xf]

@@007ndc Very poetically well put!

[@4tuneagent]

The Furs are a very unique and versatile New Wave band. They have a few Punk tunes on the first 3 albums. For ultimate intrigue, though, the song "Sister Europe" has an excellent Sax solo..

[@Ranadkins]

Todd Rundgren produced this song, and from what I’ve been able to find he played the marimbas (not xylophone) on the recording.

[@jimcomvideos]

Bowie meets new wave. I've heard this a million times. Great song that was like many of this time trying to take music in a new direction. Unique and hauntingly beautiful.

[@Daishi13]

I've always loved Richard Butler's voice. 3:27 The instrument that Todd Rundgren is playing is the Marimba.

[@johnsilva9139]

Did Rundgren produce this?

[@Daishi13]

@@johnsilva9139 He did

[@RandomJane104]

They are post punk/new wave like The Cure and Echo & The Bunnymen. They were alternative bands and had a Goth following. Like a few other 80's band they released an excellent album during the pandemic. Still great live too. "Pretty in Pink" is probably their biggesr hit. It was on the soundtrack of a big 80's movie of the same name.

[@markstryshak539]

Others have listed all their more new wave pop oriented songs which are great. They stated as post punk on their first album. “India” was always a show stopper live and a real rocker.

[@Kevvinm]

I agree, love the first two lps and their post punk sound . The transition started with this album most songs still maintain that sound a bit . Not that big of a fan when they went new wave. Although the 1989 lp Book of days was a return to the the earlier post punk sound.

[@Larold13]

back when the big hit makers of the 80's went back out on the road doing the smaller circuit to try to regain their popularity, i was a bouncer at a live music venue and got to meet the Furs as well as Flock of Seagulls.

[@anthonys2818]

This song brings back so many great memories. The movie “valley girl”with Nickolas Cage. Gag me with a spoon. That was narly man❤

[@bethtanner4481]

And these songs hold up so well! Saw the Furs in concert last month!

[@chetcarman3530]

This and "More Than This" by Bryan Ferry are my 2 FAVE songs of the 80s!❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@virginiav1704]

Speaking of new wave, New Order's "Bizarre Love Triangle" is fantastic

[@chrisharris7931]

The amazing backing vocals are Flo and Eddie from the 60s group 'The Turtles'.

[@MRM-Red]

I did not know that...cool

[@akiuliano]

“You can never win or lose if you dont run the race”

[@fhdz505]

Reminiscing to my New Wave clubbing days. Days when the "dance moves" were as they said, mysterious. Love the intense synth vibe.

[@Bekka_Noyb]

80s had some of the best pop music ♥ You gotta do their song Pretty In Pink (original not the movie version) There are def drums in there! 🙃

[@carlospagoaga321]

thank you guys for reacting on the Psychedelic Furs I've been asking for this guys for a very long time since you guys starting to reacting on New Wave 80S music their were one of the most influenced groups from that time like ABC , Echo And The Bunnymen , The Cure , Talk Talk , New Order , Oingo Boingo , The Smiths , Depeche Mode , Jimmy Somerville ( Bronski Beat or The Communards ) and the list goes on and on but The Psychedelic Furs had a huge list of iconic songs like The Ghost In You , Pretty In Pink , Mr. Jones , Sister Europe amount may others

[@broken_face3780]

One of my all time favorite bands from the 80s! Richard Butler’s voice is incredibly unique and beautiful. No other voice out there like it. They’re always amazing live!

[@richardkint6531]

Love the Furs. Seen them many times in concert. Many tunes to checkout guys. "The Ghost In You", "Pretty In Pink", "Heartbreak Beat" and my Fave "Heaven". Also checkout Echo & The Bunnymen "Killing Moon". Thanks. 😎

[@happymethehappyone8300]

The Stranglers "Golden Brown",, "Walk On By",, "Skin Deep" & "Strange Little Girl"

[@d2d2d28]

Still performing - saw them last year. His voice is still going strong.

[@O_Towne_Bear]

With Sparks?

[@d2d2d28]

@@O_Towne_Bear no with X at the Parx Casino

[@opencarry3860]

The New Wave of the 80's was Awesome. I miss those days.

[@clawsv66]

❤ this song... I ran out and bought the 45 when it came out and played it over and over ❤

[@christophert9430]

“Heartbreak Beat” is the first song I think of with Psychedelic Furs-great 80s song. I see a comment for “Lips like sugar” by Echo and the Bunnymen another great song in that genre

[@yannhollister9091]

One of the bands that added so many more layers to the 80's, Echo and the Bunnymen are another one.

[@nicolek1676]

When I was growing up and these bands come out they were classed as “alternative” bands. After Pretty In Pink (the movie) and Breakfast Club they all started to get played on mainstream stations

[@johnseverson6604]

Just saw them a couple weeks ago at The Paramount in Seattle. Great show with Squeeze opening.

[@chrisclanton4430]

That's awesome

[@dansace1]

Thumbs up for Squeeze

[@marinergal2810]

Darn how did I miss that one!

[@johnseverson6604]

Squeeze should have headlined. We saw them at The Moore Theater last year. They’re so good live.

[@glass2467]

The live version of this song released many years later is really killer. His voice got much more intense as he got older.

[@joannparker1977]

Great 80’s song. Takes me back

[@deeksquad4051]

I saw them on a double bill with Talk Talk in 1990. It was a great show. A couple other good tracks by "The Furs" are "Heaven" and "The Ghost In You".

[@derekfnord]

One of the few hit songs to prominently feature a xylophone... 🤣

[@PHLCoffeeSnob]

You have to listen to The Ghost In You by them. It's a great song

[@happymethehappyone8300]

The Flaming Lips "Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots",, "Do You Realize" & "Sunrise" (Eyes Of The Young)...TRUST ME on these!!!

[@mahatmarandy5977]

I always threw them into the “goth lite” category myself. Moody, brooding, haunting, cool

[@jimmydavis9639]

Rob smiling the whole way, with Amber doing her little "wave" back and forth, iconic song!

[@brianezell5790]

President Gas is another song off of the same album Forever Now you should react to. Pretty in Pink is definitely a song you should react to as well as Heartbreak Beat.