The Hooters - Satellite (Video)

[@duncanmills4044]

Many will disagree, but as a child of the eighties, I can honestly say that no other musical era comes even close! I am now 46 years old and I am still stuck musically in that wonderful decade, unable to move on!

[@serdar7396]

This is the best comment I've ever read about 80's music, absolutely I think the same

[@fredricskogman2479]

Feel the same.

[@King-Vis]

Totally agree!

[@doloresdooner6308]

I agree, Duncan. I love the Hooters and 80s music.

[@danielolson5378]

Sorry bro but you can't beat the '70s and i'm a '80s child myself

[@anthonyhawk5977]

One thing I love about You Tube, without it, songs like this would be gone forever.

[@scottlarson1548]

I've been going through the Billboard charts since 1977 (I'm up to 1987 obviously) and I have found absolutely every song that ever hit the charts (even for just a week!) here on KZbin. Incredible!

[@craigrobinson535]

Great observational comment.

[@pauls4508]

Aye agree...

[@mkultra_86]

Truth

[@johnnyw525]

We were able to buy older songs before the internet was invented... you just had to put a lot more effort in back in those days :)

[@MarcInTbilisi]

This is still a great song, hasn't aged a bit.

[@machrisr2000]

"You love the ones that you betray" OMG what a perfect incredible line!

[@oohkaay]

One of my favorite 80' s hits. Great music, great lyrics, great people.

[@thomastarwater2989]

“Satellite” by the Hooters resonated with the listeners who were up to their eyeballs as I was with the Jim Bakker and Jimmy Swaggart scandals in 1987. It also resonates with those of us who have followed the excesses of Paul and Jan Crouch, Benny Hinn, Kenneth Copeland, Joel Osteen, Paula White, and the rest of the hot air artists trying to sell salvation through them, instead of preaching salvation through Jesus Christ. When these hucksters of holiness have their meeting with God in the hereafter and exclaim “Lord, didn’t we preach in Your name?”, He will say “Depart from Me, I never knew you”. Private jets? Mansions? Luxury cars? Air-conditioned shelters for cats and dogs? Really?

[@debrapietrowski8229]

Testify! But keep it close to the vest. Hit the secular world with too much common sense and they instantly rebel!

[@rynes.rai7er993]

That may end up being the case.

[@DianeDavidson-u2f]

This has got to be the funniest video I've ever seen, except for Weird Al! 🤣

[@davidbrayshaw6162]

I love playing that back to back with Genesis Jesus he Knows Me by Genesis. Similar video meaning!

[@andrewkim333]

The Hooters and Big Country are two of my favorite and underrated bands of the 80's. Both bands have urgency to their vocals..and their use of non-rock instruments (fiddle and bag pipes) just add so much. Love these guys!

[@awaken77]

they have touch of Irish folk music

[@MrMaddy70]

@@awaken77 Well since Big Country were primarily Scottish, and used the guitars to great effect to emulate that Scottish sound, the album 'The Crossing' is a fine example. No bagpipes but you could almost hear them.

[@padraigsisk4057]

@@MrMaddy70 Big country were able to create their own sound but got slated for it. Twin guitars at their best but when lizzy and maiden done it they were lauded.

[@chrispetty4574]

Big country and the hooters are the best greatest band of the 80s

[@daveholroyd-cf7ns]

Being born early 50's and raised in 60's I waa exposed to all the great music of the time but this loaded song and video is still one of my all time favourites

[@BackWordsJane]

I miss groups from the '80s like the Hooters .No subject was off limits for a song 😂

[@timcollinsable]

Saw these guys 2 nights ago in Fort Worth, after last catching them 35 years ago. Still frickin' AWESOME.

[@bobbyorchard5931]

I watched that same episode last night , great track

[@andrewquinn5837]

One of Dad’s favourite songs in the year I was born. Miss you old man x

[@litomaverick1490]

The 80s still keep the world moving.

[@s1973l]

as it is often said, "criminally underrated band", especially when you consider their influence on other musicians and the songs they wrote for Cyndi Lauper, Joan Osbourne and so on This is an absolute gem

[@ddellwo]

Thirty years later and the message of this song and video are still spot-on -- a testament to what good music is all about!

[@jasonbarbush4991]

there will be other testaments about us here and now.

[@gnash64]

Thirty two years later and the Fallwells are still playing in the dirt. www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-politics-falwell-exclusive/exclusive-trump-fixer-cohen-says-he-helped-falwell-handle-racy-photos-idUSKCN1SD2JG

[@thespeez]

Gives a justifiable "F@#% YOU" to the (ir)religious right!!!

[@iainsimpson5658]

Oh, goodness yes, Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker. Grifters, both.

[@bohemianwriter1]

With the evangelical Trump cult, they double down these days...

[@butlerhatler2444]

80ies, heard first time in a Mami Vice Episode:-) Make the 80ies and Miami Vice great again:-)!!!

[@olivierjansen694]

Ow yeahhhh

[@Mark-cs9nt]

They used to play this on radio Caroline a lot back in 1987.

[@tommybards3489]

Jesus is lord, I wish I would have started younger, by god's grace here we are still standing tall!

[@robertgarcia5809]

Saw them open up for Bryan Adam's in '87. Awesome show. We'll never see the fun we all had in the 80's again.

[@procrastinator9]

"And should you Falwell it's ok." That was a clever dig at a loathsome person. I'd never heard this song until today. Professor of Rock prompted me to check it out. This is a really good song. The guitar arpeggios are amazing.

[@1980Campino]

I always understood "Farewell"

[@JendrixHimi]

should you fall well thats ok ,

[@Iceman2630]

Most underrated band of the 80's - they're so fuckin' great..

[@jackd.ripper7613]

Agreed. I've said for years that two of the best albums of the 80s were "Nervous Night" and "One Way Home" Really great musicians.

[@Qaplan]

Your absolutel right

[@mskradworxx4776]

stimme zu, nächstes jahr spielen sie ine konzert hier, bin dabei

[@jimmyp1298]

True

[@jeffreywright2294]

Awesome band

[@Tiglath-PileserXIX]

This video is a gem. This reminds me of the 80's vibe. Equally important is the subject of the video; after 40 years nothing has changed. Some people are still ignorant.

[@burkhardraum1956]

I am 70 now, great song, cheers from cologne 😀🍷🎉

[@scoincollecterb]

This song is really awesome, also the videoclip with so many cool details, the reaction of the child and the angry looking older lady and all the happy people (the crowd), the boy with the musical instrument.

[@stevieduzit]

Went four weeks ago with my brother to the hooters concert in germany, dusseldorf! I think we were the youngest over there, 35 and 37! They played so awesome and pure, the harmony was so incredible! Even shaked the hand of Eric Bazillian!! Best memories!

[@1980Campino]

I hope you didn't have to drive 500 miles to see them 😉

[@stevieduzit]

Haha it were 100 miles, but even 500 miles would be totally worth it!

[@Mc-Lovin]

Tekst vertalen met je camera a bit late. but I am the brother 😂 this year we are going again!!!!

[@AndreasReimold]

Kann ich nur bestätigen ich war vor 3 Tage in bad krozingen beim hooters Konzert. Ich bin 42 . Selten so eine klasse Band gesehen einfach der absolute Hammer.

[@happentodie8776]

I'd love to see them do this live , awesome track

[@anthologyofinterest1]

that riff is insanely catchy

[@michealkelliher2510]

I'm Irish, and I love this band from Philadelphia. A message of meaning and purpose in the evangelical church and exploitations of people, as important today, as it was then, and I'm catholic. I call a spade, a spade. Love this song, has that carnival like American keyboard style fused with a Scottish like rock, guitar riff from the band Big Country. I remember hearing this song as an eleven year at the Listowel Races, Bird's Amusements Funfair, The Market in September 1987.

[@tomoflaherty3638]

I’ve been to Listowel a couple of times. I’ve always felt welcome.

[@brendadrumm9451]

I'm 73 just heard this first time in England on cwr radio my ex is from listowel my dad was a cavan man bro in law tipperary x

[@jordans4448]

One of THE best 80s tracks, such a feel good song

[@Munrobagger1976]

If only they still made music like this today. Can't beat 60s, 70s, 80s!

[@soulcrewblue5608]

Timeless classic song, never get tired of listening to it, could play it on a loop for ages.

[@normankennith7919]

lyrically, not the greatest song but one of the catchiest, musically!!!

[@jesusnova5329]

@@normankennith7919 I can hear Joel Osteen preaching that song! Who was that woman with the mile long eyelashes? The husband was putting up satellites all over world,? In truth he was buying his wife her $100 eyelashes! It was a program called "Praise the Lord!"

[@normankennith7919]

@@jesusnova5329 WAS SHE THE LADY IN THE RED DRESS?

[@lawrencedavis4406]

@@normankennith7919 huh?? Besides being catchy as heck powerpop, they are lyrically brilliant too...love the satire on televangelism & fundamentalist Christianity...it helps that they are Jewish, you would not dare have Christians do this song, as they would be ostracized...and Joel Osteen is Jewish, conning as an evangelical Christian...this song would either be his biggest nightmare or he would never get the joke if he embraced it...I'd personally blast it in his face!!

[@lawrencedavis4406]

@@jesusnova5329 a satire on Tammy Faye Bakker...

[@adriantownsend2317]

...Songs such as this only serve to highlight how dire modern music is. Thankfully we can still travel back to a better time and place!

[@RedBreenie]

That beautiful synth melody will be ringing in my ears all night...

[@sfedroid]

I remember loving this when it first came out and it stands up to this day. One of the greatest singles of the 80s, for the message and patent unveiling of the utter stupidity and vapidity of televangelism, but also for its excellent guitar swagger and insane catchiness. Always brings on a turn-it-up-to-11 moment when I hear it on the radio.

[@seanchriscraft]

11... Why not 10 ?

[@jesusnova5329]

Today was the first time I heard this song. Fits today's churches PERFECTLY! catchy tune! I bet my kids heard it back then. I let life just pass me by, I was busy trying to raise 4 children, working so many hours!

[@BoudicaJ]

@@seanchriscraft are you perhaps not au fait with the origin?

[@davidnorris3802]

Love it😅

[@EphemeralProductions]

You hear it on the radio? I’m 50 and had never heard it before a few years ago; I randomly found it on KZbin. So it’s cool if anyone is playing it on the radio! :)

[@ThomasMcDrum]

I like how she says "God loves you" as she's getting into her new car. Simply brilliant. That captured EVERYTHING in 5 seconds.

[@AJ-tp9bk]

Great video!!

[@pgbokhari]

As long as the Church of Prosperity remains, this song will be there to make a mockery out of it.

[@Michel777]

People are disappointed by the church. The church who didn't show love and merci but judgement and fear for God. These kind of songs are the result. Btw the melody is awesome.

[@BitcoinBistro]

This is awesome!! Just what my soul needs at the moment 😊

[@jrose1593]

So many of their song are still relevant especially in today's world. There is a big message in so many of their songs. I had 2 of their albums(Amore & Nervous Nights) back in the day. Wish I still had all my vinyls from the 80's & 90's. Was a pleasure to be taken back to their musical brilliance Thanks!

[@Leaddevo]

One of the most under-rated bands of the 80s. Great songwriters and a genuinely unique sound. I still have the picture disc single of this song!

[@mkultra_86]

Including Rob Hyman co-writing Time After Time.

[@SuperAnatolli]

The production on this song is simply brilliant. So much depth and details. There is no one doing stuff like this today.

[@normankennith7919]

i don't give 2 hoots what people think about this song!!! i think it's brilliant!! this must have been a big hit in australia, surely? 'men at work' meet 'mumford & sons'!!!

[@mikebower4582]

Ghost is doing this and more. Their music is phenomenal

[@normankennith7919]

@@mikebower4582 maybe they should be called the 'wooters'!!

[@domself9611]

Awesome track, I first heard it on a brilliant and much missed BBC2 show in England called 'No Limits' back in the 80's, I've been hooked on their music ever since, it's now 2022, I've transferred all The Hooters tracks to a memory stick and listen to it in my car and van!!

[@dowhiletrue6687]

These guys released some really good and unique music and I've forgotten just how many hits they had.

[@chrisolivo6591]

John Dixson Fortunately or unfortunately all their hits were in the heyday of MTV. They just got overshadowed by so many great songs from the mid 80’s when Michael Jackson, Bruce, Madonna, Prince and Whitney ruled the music scene. The Hooters were the definition of underrated.

[@jasonbarbush4991]

five days later. Hooters were my homework assignment just to reach out. God bless!

[@stevendimmock4791]

To the commentators beneath me. Good music knows or belongs to any era, it just goes on giving and being brilliant for ever more.

[@mikewhite4560]

A very UNDERRATED Hooters Song...

[@oliversjmildmay2970]

Yeh Isnt Mike Amazing tbh imo

[@Kblog777]

A very underrated band.

[@JRjaime]

Tremendo tema musical de la banda, the Hooters - Satellite me hizo recordar parte de mi niñez en la década de los años 80's, cuando empezaba a descubrir la radio FM siempre había un programa radial con este tema de fondo, saludos.🙋🏻‍♂️🇦🇷

[@TheShape_1031]

Not just one of the best songs of the 80s, but one of the best songs of all time.

[@kennyconnor32]

You got that right.❤

[@TM-yf9nk]

Re: Your Tweet asking for memories from 31 years ago: My dad let me take a day off from school to wait in line for concert tickets in Pittsburgh. You guys were touring with Bryan Adams but I only wanted to see you. Then you performed at Allegheny College in NW PA. My sister was a student there so I went up to see you guys perform. As we were walking back to her dorm after the show, we saw your bus and some people standing near it. We went to join them, and one by one you guys came out of the bus to talk with us & take pics with us. This was way before cell phones, but luckily I met a great person who took pics of me with you guys and she promised to mail them to me, which she actually did. I know this is a long (and boring lol) story but you guys meant everything to me and brought so much happiness to me. Each of you took the time to talk to your fans that night and made us feel like the most special people on the planet. I will never forget that evening and how much it meant to me. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. My dad & sister have both passed away from cancer but they will forever be a part of this story.

[@jasonbarbush4991]

I'm 45 almost a f'in half a century. Hard to believe the obvious and still in denial about how we are all going to die once.

[@michaelburland7932]

Sad but wonderful story. I pray your loved ones are at peace. Michael and 🕊

[@mijuki-liest]

It's a great story and it's not boring! It was real. Takes just 2 minutes to read and is better than a movie.

[@awaken77]

Why this band isn't more famous? Great voices, rich instrumentation, catching melodies. Very underrated

[@markboyd1696]

This whole album is great.

[@daveyjones72]

Wow - what a song to bring back memories of Christmas in 1987! I was 15 when this tune came out - the Hooters were such an underrated Scottish band too

[@Iceman2630]

This is such an awesome song and I so miss the 80's - The Hooters and Huey Lewis and The News really made my day back then when I was down and blue..

[@davidmorse4031]

One of the greatest songs and videos ever made. Simply can not be overstated.

[@nirv8]

Hooters played my high school in philadelphia in 1985, killer

[@RobMackay-i2w]

Wicked man, that's awesome! I've been listening since 1985 when I heard And we danced, as a 13yo on the radio one night. Cheers from New Zealand 🇳🇿

[@acaunce8213]

Wow what anthem has it really been thirty years where's the time gone. Thanks gents for this majestic classic.

[@daveking5047]

Holy crap!!!! I forgot how good this band was!!!!

[@jodee4179]

I was in the 6th grade when I got their tape.. I was obsessed with this song. I really miss that era. Sigh

[@prof.yurivaldesalvarezarza3998]

One of my favorite songs from The Hooters and heavily played on MTV back in '87.Thank you.

[@emirvmendoza]

Good to know even a professor enjoys this song

[@ageckomiller]

Omg. This came out when I was 7. I remember it well. It became one my favorites instantly. I can't believe I forgot about it. I just found it again. It brought tears to think I forgot all the good times back then. And to think our future generations will never know the freedom and fun we had.😞😞😣😭

[@oliversjmildmay2970]

Honestly .... I think this has got to be one of my all time favourite songs certainly of all time and music vids .... no joke

[@robertyoung5061]

This song absolutely kills -- thanks for posting this old gem!

[@joeblow7407]

Impossible to try and make people understand how big the Hooters were in Philadelphia in the 1980's. Ya hadda be there! Could sell out the Spectrum arena.....nearly 20,000.

[@ederle-laradioperduta4546]

Here in Italy this charted #1 in 1985 year-end national charts. Hooters were my dad's favourite group in 1987-88 when he was in Italian Army... great years

[@trsidn]

A good friend of mine is from Philly, and when this came out we were both in Louisiana.... She told me how popular they were. Easy to see why. They were sooooo good.

[@hailmaryrecordings8255]

They were one of the best live-acts I saw in the 80’s … Saw them with Loverboy in Feb ‘86 & they should have been headlining.

[@alliew5498]

We we'll knew who they were in England too!

[@nickunwin9642]

Surely the best ever treatment of televangelists! The leading lady, for want of a better word, invariably has me in stitches no matter how many times I see this video ...

[@antonynoon5325]

Love this song the video just adds to it. Same As Jesus he knows me .. Genesis

[@mixtapemaster1985]

It's a great song that's for sure! 80s was the best decade for music and films!

[@1VaDude]

I remember this song, but never saw the video until now.........almost four decades later!

[@peterivarsson6819]

A classic that was played a lot during this time. Had it on an old cassette that was in the car! Still likes it a lot!!

[@MichaelBurland-c1j]

This song says it all about some of our so called Christian leaders. African Ministers performing exorcisms on young innocents to raise some cash , and American ministers selling prayers for 10 dollars a time. ( You get my point. I would hope.!!.) " Well The God l believe in isn't short of cash Mister." Bono. St Michael.

[@mormagpal]

What a song.

[@supernursefletcher3731]

When I first heard this back I don't know when ( 1987/8 I think ? ) I was in a bad place really having lost really close members of family .From the opening " shock " verve coupled with the innocence of a young girl stumbling on the hypocrisy of evangelism it almost felt like I was in the position of the young girl in the video emotionally/ life speaking. The lyric's " Jump in the river and learn to swim " were a real catalyst, realizing that in the end it was me that had to cope and me that had to deal with everything and carry on, which I think ( know ! ) I have. I still visit and listen to this song and it gives me as much enthusiasm as when I first heard the song at 04:00 in the morning back then on MTV before going to work down the mine. I am now in a very different and more positive place and would like to personally thank the Hooter's for the guidance that the song/ video and lyrics's gave to me and my " now " family.

[@gordonmcpherson1103]

Brilliant Song Loved the Keyboards Amazing Video

[@MILUNGAO]

80's MUSIC NEVER DIES !

[@emirvmendoza]

I don't know if this song is timeless, or simply nothing has changed.

[@YZ250W1]

This song always brings a huge smile to my face.

[@mskradworxx4776]

MEGA / me same

[@lucekkalafiorek342]

that's my favorite song by them(:

[@williams418]

😊

[@syniekos]

I finally know the name of this song after Shazamming it after hearing it in a Greggs store. What a melody ! What a tune !

[@evelinekettle1150]

The message is still very pertinent!!

[@jimlongstaff5580]

I am 70 and I love this song

[@anne-mariedewar4010]

Never ever thought I'd hear this again after 30 odd years brings back all my childhood memorizes where I was born and bred as they say!!! Love it,love it,love it!!!

[@keekee777]

this just popped up on my iPod and I was jamming. 2 sista's in the car next to me laughing at me. sounded so good. back then and today. Amen!

[@AlexDeLarge2022]

This was one of my favorite albums. I saw the Hooters just outside Philadelphia in the 80s where they originated. Great song!

[@mikehack422]

I remember seeing this on MTV when I was four years old! This video was fun for me!

[@markhakin603]

Love this song I often get 80's songs pop into my head but this has to be the weirdest one I literally haven't heard it for 30 years then one day I find myself singing it word for word awesome

[@richiepietro4545]

I'm a hardcore lover of the Lord Christ Jesus and proud Christian brother and I must and will say, BRILLIANT!. The message of the Gospel is Grace and the Lord's voice is true, it's just that not ALL messengers of the Word can be trusted is all. Can't believe that this video is close to 30 years ago back.

[@michaelshields7777]

It's hard to believe that this came out that long ago, and it is still a good song.

[@43Aquaman]

i dont have to prove he doesnt exist, you have to prove he does. a books not good enough. good luck.

[@richiepietro4545]

That's where pure, unadulterated Faith directly comes into the picture. I needn't anything called 'luck', the Lord says in Isaiah 65, that there is a Sword waiting for those who believe in fortune (luck), and destiny. The Lord will destine the Sword of the Lord for those that falsely believe in luck & destiny! Anyways, I have no need for humanist secularistic knowledge, like a heathenistic pagan like yourself. "PSALMS 14:1" "The fool sayeth in his heart, there is no God" You have the need for proof, I have the love, truth, faithfulness, and eternal salvation from my Saviour, the Christ Jesus! ! !

[@43Aquaman]

none of that mumbo jumbo is proof. just a lot of psycho babble that youve been brainwashed with. if it helps you sleep at night, awesome. im warm and cozy in my evil, fluffy pagan bed:) nitety nite crazy zealot!

[@richiepietro4545]

Well it's all fine with me if your Great-great-great-great Grandaddy swam in a pool of gunky unformed 'jellyfish', then decided to jump out the muck, unto land. Then up popped some formless beast who grown two ( or perhaps more?)lengthy protrusions for propulsion. Done spotted a giant root of some sort, fibrous mostly, decided to climb upon this fibrous limb. For NO other reason than to swing to and fro', back and forth. All the while yelling and screaming in powerful yet a totally unknown gutteral utterances. All the while banging repeatedly upon the now extremely hirsute chestal area. If you want to call the theory of Evolutions main star your strong relative. Go Right Ahead! I have all the proof I need. The Holy Fathers WORD! Now, say what do you claim? You ignorant secular humanist. The worthy Lamb of God, slain before the foundation of the world. Who WAS, Who IS, And Who is to Come! These come from the Word. Where does your filth come from? Your own depraved, sinful, sick, and unforgiven destined to perish without Christ lonely body of skin & flesh. You need Christ and His touch. Only HIS!

[@StarlightVideoProductions]

A TOTAL MASTERPIECE !!! Both the song and this incredible music video !!!!

[@thecoffeepanda]

I swear I'm not exaggerating: This song was the gate to my own individual musical pathway when I randomly discovered 'One Way Home' in a public library at the age of maybe 8 and simply went for it because something about the cover art must have looked interesting. What a journey it was (and still is); now I listen to anything with soul from Jazz, Classic, Progressive Metal, Drum and Bass, 50/60s Pop, 80/90s Rock and so much more, I play the trumpet, the guitar, the piano and I DJ ... and I'm literally not exaggerating attributing a huge chunk of all of that to This One Song staying with me since then over 15 years ago now and gives me goosebumps every single time I listen to it ... Fkn amazing, Cheers boys.

[@padraigsisk4057]

Great song from a great era. Good music never dies.

[@shaunwatson6354]

I haven't heard this song in over 30 years. I never learned what the name of the band or song was until today. Thank you KZbin and the Hooters!

[@JamesParker-jb8rp]

Just an awesome message! Are you listening? Hypocrisy rules!

[@anibalbabilonia1867]

Man I miss the 80s! Music was the best! The hooters was the 80s!👌👉❤️👍🎸🤟

[@Potionette81]

I'm nearly 34 and only discovered this song recently (didn't pay much attention to music when I was 6) and I totally LOVE it. I have to say the singer is rather good looking too.

[@lelizardroyale8002]

+Jennifer G he wrote One Of Us and Kiss The Rain

[@buddyclem7328]

Jennifer G His name is Eric Bazillian, and he wrote Private Emotion, and as mentioned before, One of Us and won the Grammy for it, even though he wrote it in ten minutes to impress a girl, who he married and raised two children with. He is still a good looking man now!

[@buddyclem7328]

Le Lizard Royale I did not know he wrote Kiss the Rain. Thanks for that. I don't know if Eric wrote Time After Time with Rob or if one of them wrote it by himself, but there's that song too. I like The Hooters' version best.

[@robertyoung5061]

Man, I've been trying to find this song for ages -- a great rock classic -- thanks so much for posting! Gotta love those '80's tunes!

[@ohglubbits6649]

Robert Young got this on vinyl for about 50p

[@TrueColors311]

GOD BLESS YOUUU

[@grking7731]

All you zombies Was just as good

[@jasonmussett2129]

I was seventeen when I bought this record. Life was simpler then.

[@2stroke1971]

My Brother took me to some college in PA to see these guys so many years ago, I was 15 then. Love them so much. This was one of my favorites of theirs.

[@RitaEhrnfeldt]

Maybe Millersville? Was it outdoors? 1985? Cops came and pulled the plugs. I was there.

[@heiko8196]

Am Anfang kriege ich heute noch ne Gänsehaut !

[@jamesclark3879]

Yup, who could forget Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker conning people out of their money! This is honestly one of my favorite videos because it captures the essence of 1980's TV ministries.

[@frankderudder7290]

Just a great song FROM a great band!! Best band 2 come out of philly so talented and also these guys played a variety of INSTRUMENTS!!! And Eric bazilian was a really good guitar player very underrated!!!

[@davidlindsay2138]

Haven't heard this for 30 years. Epic. Just epic 😊

[@paulharvey4159]

What a tune! I've forgotten all about this lovely Gem 😍... It came into my head this morning all of a sudden... That riff.. And the meaning... Satellite The Hooters should have more air play... Thankyou!

[@cafedelmike]

I love this track, humorous yet on point. Was only small when this came out but I loved it even before I knew what it was about.

[@cafedelmike]

classic eighties

[@cafedelmike]

we need a satellite right now

[@andrewhallgate9736]

what a fantastic song brings back memories, love this 😊

[@gordonmcpherson1103]

One Absolute Classic Take me Back to the 80 s Top Class Vocalist

[@rocksmore]

I loved this so much, my mum and dad bought me the album on cassette for my birthday. Still got it!

[@synthwave7]

They don't make music videos like they did in the 80's no more. Just look at this marvel...

[@annajohnson4147]

Great track from a fun band!! I watched the Thanksgiving concert on MTV in I think it was 87 or 88 with my Dad and he even thought that they were cool. He heard this track and he smiled at the parody of it all. I would love to see them live, but they don't play too many US dates, much less in the Great Lakes region

[@jasonbarbush4991]

i saw them in Hershey in August of '86 but i don't know why we left after the Nervous Night album tracks. we missed Adore because we were in a hurry.

[@jeremyclark7872]

I've always wondered why exactly I love this song, it's easy really, it's because its brilliant.