The Smiths - How Soon is Now. 1984 (Full 12" Extended Video Version)[Remastered Audio]

[@daveconyard8946]

68 Years old and still floating with this Classic, Brilliant. 😄

[@michaelbeu8590]

Me 68 too and still dig it too.

[@hal9thou001]

59 this September

[@VaduzVaduz]

Es que The Smiths nos transporta a otra dimensión Músical, solamente los leales seguidores podemos entenderlo.

[@jimurrata6785]

Hard to imagine this is 40 years old. I'm 60's too and a punk, but remember when this (and a few others like Depeche Mode) hit the clubs. It REALLY WAS a New Age!

[@oliverclaffey5186]

66 year older than moz

[@Damon759]

Rest in peace bassist Andy Rourke (1964-2023)… 😞🖤🕯️

[@VaduzVaduz]

El no quiere descansar, el quiere disfrutar su Música con los leales seguidores de The Smiths, pq el vive dentro de esta Muy buena Música.

[@christiandiaz466]

Así es su legado permanece intacto ❤❤

[@mapymap9217]

But inmortals

[@sharimilan6876]

😢🙏🏿💕

[@sharimilan6876]

​@mapymaYes! Emphatically! 9217

[@gimmethepinkelephant3685]

The decade of the 80's was probably one of the best in modern musical history. And thank god I was there to witness it. So many genres with so many hits and the underground was like nothing ever seen before or since.

[@MichaelSchuller-m1l]

Say no more...

[@ruuds...7509]

Totally agree. I was there too, awoke in 1981 and God, what a years would follow… indeed The Smiths, and The Chameleons, Talk Talk, Prefab Sprout, R.E.M.. . Even U2 were great in those 🎸!days😉

[@VaduzVaduz]

Es la mejor década de los 80 a nivel Músical x lejos, pq existía todavía esa rebeldía e ingenuidad pero era genuino no era una moda de negocio barato, como es ahora en pleno siglo XXI.

[@gimmethepinkelephant3685]

@@VaduzVaduz No hablo Espanol ... KZbin no translation abajo ... Siento amigo.

[@Yungrexy]

@@gimmethepinkelephant3685 Translation: *"It is the best decade of the 80s on a Musical level by far, because there was still that rebellion and naivety but it was genuine, it was not a cheap business trend, as it is now in the 21st century."*

[@s.jackson1960]

University pubs, beautiful girls a dark smokey room, friends, this song playing, cranked. I m in my zone. Havent felt that good in a very long time. Thank you boys

[@LAMF24]

Indeed, but such perfect days of the past cannot be relived and it kills me with sadness that I can't.

[@PomazeBog1389]

@@LAMF24 Not with that attitude it can't. The hell's a matter wit you, boy?!

[@xlr555usa]

@@LAMF24 self-medicate more...

[@RobertArnett-kp9ep]

One of the most musically and lyrically brilliant songs of ALL TIME.

[@321bytor]

What else is there for a song other than its musicality and lyrics?

[@cristina7952]

Totally agree 👑

[@andyj639]

One of the greatest 80s tracks. Definitely one of the Smith's best ever. Great student memories.

[@frankwelling8536]

Who is still listening to this in 2024? Me for sure.

[@axercst]

yes there are ppl born in the 60s that love this. not many but a few

[@xabelLeBeau]

Me too !!!

[@mwallace2922]

👍👍🇦🇺

[@JennieDiaz-kg9lf]

🎯

[@Denise-lh6gg]

Me too🎉love it

[@EMarrs42]

I'm 50. Remember first hearing this at an underage club in Chicago as a wee teen. Religious experience. Went on to be a musician. Played everything from punk to the blues and everything in-between. And decades later, it still comes back to Johnny Marr and this hypnotizing guitar riff. Gives me goose bumps to this day.

[@Yungrexy]

I'm 51 & this song still moves me the same today as it did back when teenage me first heard it. Music is dead now. We used to get a new genre & style every 4 years or so but modern music is just a homogeneous blob of formulatic crap.

[@EMarrs42]

@@Yungrexy yeah music is not as culturally impactful & important anymore. Sad.

[@CreanCrimson]

First time I heard it was walking in the door of Medussa's...a moment I'll never forget

[@susanmoriarty7533]

50 next year 💚

[@Kinesiology411]

You mean Medusa's? 😊 Oh yeah, then you head over to Punkin Donuts to keep the party going. I miss it. Great times.

[@nadiagill1255]

I'm 56 & This is My Era ❤ The BEST Music EVER 🎶 😊

[@jcost0099]

indeed. What a great time back then!

[@kamuelalee]

Class of '86!

[@MarkCadiz-n6r]

hi

[@tracyhiers6365]

We had the best of almost everything ❤

[@TheArcofinfinity]

Makes me painfully nostalgic.

[@turboslag]

TUNE!!!!! Music has gone down hill and off the edge of a cliff from about 2005. 70's, 80's, 90's were epic, kids need to discover this stuff and realise what good music is.

[@britishsteel666dc]

It's not even music these days, those 3 decades were epic

[@barbaradoyle6093]

This is one of the most hauntingly beautiful songs ever dreamt of.

[@AndrewReid-m3g]

Somebody please re-release this tune. It is better than the crap that is turned out today.

[@gimmethepinkelephant3685]

Why re-release it? It's here for whoever wants it. I certainly wouldn't want to see a bunch of modern twinks screwing it up by trying to cover it again...lol!

[@WayneGreen-b4y]

WAY better.

[@gimmethepinkelephant3685]

Why re-release it when it's already out there? Not quite sure what good that does.

[@burtrangle3546]

Tatu did it justice, believe it or not.

[@ejude83]

Try Snake River Conspiracy’s version

[@kaitai5900]

58 years young. This song is utterly timeless. 80s and early 90s were a magical time. This song still nearly brings me to tears thinking about the loneliness and general alienation I felt at the time. Johnny Marr has no peer.

[@jaysnowden558]

I'm 55 and this song instantly transports me back to 15

[@philipm06]

Johnny Marr is a bit like Brighton.

[@alantak1091]

Im 67 and still love the 70s and the 80s ride my old harley and just rock man.

[@dwilloughby13]

This song was for everyone who didn't feel like they fit in anywhere.. this was our mantra...

[@billchief397]

And siouxsie too good music good underground vibes

[@HockeyVictory66]

Yes. I found out years later that I was also dealing with depression. It’s tough growing up but I made. Finished college in 1989, got married, had great kids and career and am still breathing at age 58. Dealing with a bad bout of Covid but slowly getting better.

[@mclovin9678]

I still feel I don't fit in!

[@Tacoman1967]

Wanting to meet a beautiful girl but too fucking scared to talk to one and leaving the club feeling totally defeated.😩

[@beyondmiddleagedman7240]

This and Mad World.

[@mrmash3085]

Blessed and honoured to have lived through the 80s 💙💚👌🏻👍🏻💪🙏👊🏻 .....who else have felt the same as me ? It be rude not to ask

[@martinwood744]

Lived through the 80s? I'm Still living in the 80S? Did they ever end?

[@jennytaylor3324]

Comrade!

[@mrmash3085]

@@martinwood744 definitely still going my m8

[@mrmash3085]

@@jennytaylor3324 respect 👍🏻

[@DonaldSnyder-yw3xj]

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[@cherylharris2369]

Timeless - the music, lyrics, the feeling it evokes. Artfully done in 1984 and still resonates in 2024. ❤

[@surfomzt]

55 now still enjoying this like back in the 80s and always will!! 🔥

[@SallyBowles5050]

Same!!

[@jmitch623]

I’m 75. This here is on my playlist.

[@hansOrf]

Fekin legend you xx

[@VaduzVaduz]

Seguís siendo un rockero de a pie de The Smiths.

[@TestUser-cf4wj]

I can't imagine you any other way but gay. I don't know if you are or not, but all the 75 year olds I know that aren't gay are listening to the Beach Boys and Joplin.

[@Mouse_007]

checked out your playlist on YT , dude you rock!

[@SwjatoslawHD]

@jmitch623 I'm going to listen to your playlist :) thank you for putting it together.

[@tonyhill1264]

I'm 55.... This was our music in the 80s... 😊

[@jaysnowden558]

55 as well. This song touches the soul. Truly a masterpiece

[@danielsnook5029]

At 58 I'm right there with you!! 80's forever!!

[@MaryMalmsteenfreak]

I was 24 in 1984 I felt invincible and the music was incredible!!!

[@st939]

I'm getting older, this will never get old. The Smiths and many other 80s bands gave us immortal tunes.

[@cleanseyourcache]

True

[@s.jackson1960]

This is the song of songs. It just fit in my life so well. The university pub. They played it every night. Ahhhhh those were the times. I am blessed to have been part of those times.

[@mdte5421]

I was an international student from Ethiopia in a very exclusive boarding school in Indiana ! I was introduced by my American roommate at 16 - she literally welcomed me with this song when I first walked in our room ! The rest history ! I’m 48 and I still listen to the smiths !

[@junrafaelcruz2522]

Deserve!

[@chrisx8902]

I grow older but this will never grow old.

[@barrettfenwick8028]

Bad songs can get 15 mins of fame.. Good songs will find new fans forever! :)

[@ericligotke3542]

The reverse backbeat. The industrial guitar. Morrisseys insecurity. Awesone

[@Jazna1]

1984. What a great year. Forty years ago now. Where did the time go?

[@thescarletgraywitch8052]

Well, the fashion did suck. Then hair metal came along trying to ruin the world. Other than that, it was great. Although that's only because I was like 14yo! 😂😂😂

[@shaunburrelli6029]

Time waits for no man..

[@julesleon482]

Mostly up my nose 🤣🤣🤣

[@David-gh6vp]

Yeah, what about time? As tense and desperate as this song. . . "i have already waited too long, and ALL MY HOPE is gone."

[@Miniature-Solutions]

Cruised the town at night driving alone. Despairing that I'd ever find someone. This song resonated to my soul. Still brings tears to my eyes, especially now that I've found Her. No longer alone, loved and happy. But a lot of strong emotions tied to this song

[@DavidRosen-i2e]

Same here. At that time, my addiction to alcohol and drugs had not totally taken over, but the song resonated with me too because I was often left alone since then I found some love and have a 17 year-old daughter with 19 years of sobriety and listening to the whole different way it’s amazing.

[@aafgahfah]

And in a darkened underpass, I thought “Oh God, my chance has come at last”, But a strange fear gripped me and I just couldn’t ask….

[@discos-comics-y-mas]

I am the son And the heir Of a shyness that is criminally vulgar I am the son and heir Of nothing in particular You shut your mouth How can you say I go about things the wrong way? I am human and I need to be loved Just like everybody else does I am the son And the heir Of a shyness that is criminally vulgar I am the son and heir Of nothing in particular You shut your mouth How can you say I go about things the wrong way? I am human and I need to be loved Just like everybody else does There's a club if you'd like to go You could meet somebody who really loves you So you go and you stand on your own And you leave on your own And you go home and you cry And you want to die When you say it's gonna happen now When exactly do you mean? See I've already waited too long And all my hope is gone You shut your mouth How can you say I go about things the wrong way? I am human and I need to be loved Just like everybody else does

[@davidfinnegan9162]

Thank you

[@Araziel79]

Great song.💙 I'm fifty two and just realised that probably many humans never get to be really Loved by other humans.

[@RocketPropelledWombat]

Damn, i just liked this for the instrument arrangement, never actually listened to the lyrics. Dark.

[@Peter-km7hb]

Heavy

[@JaketheJedi23]

Thank you so much🖤🕯️

[@lelfet3177]

I was 19 in 1984 ... still listening to this brilliant sound.

[@michaeloakley696]

Same here. Using my altered ID to go to the clubs. This song blew me away. Memories

[@DJMustang722]

Also born in '65 here. To me, this is quintessential 80's music. Great music and fun times!

[@Trancegirl1966]

Like many of us who lived as teenagers in the 1980’s, we were blessed with masterpieces like this. I heard this track for the first time at a Goth party in 1984, it was pleasure for my ears…I don’t listen much to the Smiths now but this track is a favourite. Morrisey’s haunting vocals makes this track unforgettable! ❤❤❤

[@jollyjohnthepirate3168]

This song brings back memories of the 80's. Me being 16 or so. Head over hells in love with a girl...... who didn't know I existed. What great music we had back then.

[@jamesreid1847]

Yep

[@martinhunter1187]

The Smiths were built on the ‘swoon’ of Morrisey & the ‘soar’ of Marr - add in the locomotive drive of Rourke and Joyce at this pitch & it gets ridiculous. Staggering good

[@malibubarbie5349]

I'm 65 and I still love The Smith's...9/19/24

[@venutiraines2413]

I'm 57 grew up in New York on long island we had a radio station called WLIR there's been documentaries made about this time period and that radio station how they got all this great British music out of the UK to play on the station. Music nobody had ever heard arrived at JFK airport every Monday n was on the air that day. When MTV began this was the music that started it all off. Great Times wouldn't trade my youth for anything it was that special I saw all the greatest music the best bands and I still play today.

[@reneehansen987]

WLIR Malibu sue and Larry the duck!! Omg those were THE DAYS!

[@reneehansen987]

Best songs ever on LIR

[@eumesmo6209]

I'm 54 but my head is there on 80s.

[@trevorlaidler9243]

75 years old and love this so much feet are moving now the rest of me moving

[@Yungrexy]

G'wan Trev lad. Let the rhythm mova ya 😆

[@joserodriguez-pc3fk]

Are you 75 years old? I don't understand why marijuana is still banned in so many places in the world.

[@emilygoddard7651]

This song will live forever ❤

[@Knyfefyte]

The kids will never understand… no phones, no influencers, only talent.

[@susanneweiss9059]

Yes

[@32ModB]

Like Napoleon said,, are you lucky? 😊😊😊😊😊 lucky? 😊?

[@ChadGeidel]

No influencers. LOL - there have been "influencers" as long as there have been people grouping together. What do you think MTV was created for? The Movies? The Radio? The Newspaper?

[@travisgardner4091]

Fashion and Music magazines crammed stuff down our throats as well as MTV. We were always being manipulated.

[@gregbors8364]

Wow, no phones… I knew Morrissey was old, but I had no idea he was older than Alexander Graham Bell

[@thomasleuckert5065]

I am the sun and the air. I am 55 now and this song never gets old.

[@robertmcdougall115]

same as...love it

[@christopherdeen5275]

I am the son and the heir of a shyness that is criminally vulgar ...

[@Argentx1965]

I was 19 in 1984. This masterpiece hit HARD 💯🤯

[@PaulBuckner-c8h]

One of the most profoundly classic songs of the 80's. LOVE IT

[@vivienwade4378]

A masterpiece. Never ages, just brilliant

[@XLBiker13]

Definitely not my favorite Smith's song but I will admit it is probably their most important. I've been in love with the girl in this video for 40 years now.

[@DrMeta666]

Same here. She's been the stuff dreams are made of for generations!

[@joserodriguez-pc3fk]

Absolute beauty. Does anyone know what her name is? Forty years later, I'm still looking for her.

[@Daatchmo]

Johnny Marr ran 4 twin reverb amps to get this sound, still 2024 it’s a relevant song- does that need any explanation????

[@Gimenez528Hz]

❤

[@hal9thou001]

Brilliant

[@SamHell-wr8bi]

Reverb? I'm a guitarist. What makes this song is tremolo, not reverb.

[@Daatchmo]

@@SamHell-wr8bi …Um yeah- no. He used twin-reverbs (with the tremolo and vibrato) switch , but you would know that if you’re a guitar player right ? I’m a guitar player as well since 1980’s…played LA circuit in 2000’s and EL Rey.. where’d you play?

[@SamHell-wr8bi]

@@Daatchmo Charlotte, Asheville, and Athens, 1990s. I don't doubt there's reverb in there, but that's not what's shaping the sound. It's tremolo/vibrato doing that. You can't make that sound with just reverb, no matter how much you use.

[@tonyhill1264]

I went to middle school and high school from 1981 to 1987...What an incredible time to be alive with music like this!!!😁😁

[@lagartijoazul75]

In THAT moment, she was the most beautiful woman in this world.

[@Charly_Dont_Surf]

Stunning

[@pavel7700]

And no-one knows who she is...

[@Broomehall]

My god I loved these times, we were young living life to the full and into a burgeoning and thrilling music scene in London and beyond, the decade that defined many of us ....... Steve Tucker, it was a privilege to call you my friend, you will never be forgotten, a huge missing piece of the jigsaw.

[@littlemisstwiggy4529]

The nostalgia is heavy with this song❤ Man I loved the 80's & early 90's so much. I love how music/songs can take us back in time

[@kevinotto5879]

I'm 55 world traveled. Just heard this 2 months ago. I know 80s and 90s is coming back around. KLO 🐻

[@silkeriekeit9675]

The 80's. Strange style but never ending incredible music!! 55 now and still feeling 15

[@paolobenmore3504]

And to think we took it all for granted. Good days.

[@susanneweiss9059]

Y E S !!!

[@dominiquecolin4716]

There were some real crap also…

[@Nick-m7w]

Amazing.. better than anything out in the top 20 today

[@martinsolomon5500]

That’s not hard. “Hey Mickey” by Toni Basil is better than anything in the top 20.

[@Elsie-ek8rb]

Taylor Swift can only dream of having a song of this caliber.

[@nicholaswagner9683]

Absolutely

[@tc9869]

56 years old and this song is our era's "Stairway to Heaven", theme song of my youth for sure! Love it the same now as then

[@Codzilla71]

Whose era is "Stairway to Heaven"?! 😂

[@joannaprevost426]

I remember cruising Fremont Street , smashed out of our minds growing up in Vegas 80's. This song is timeless.

[@natureandbirdlovernut9930]

Feckin' A. This just came up on my feed. I had totally forgotten about this awesome group. I'm 55 and STILL VERY MUCH ALIVE!!

[@Kat-cg9hr]

Rock on!!

[@QuantumMind88]

Since this song reminds me of Charmed, I feel the need to say, RIP Shannen Doherty. Beyond that, absolutely amazing track that I come back to when I remember!

[@emmarae4322]

Takes me back to my teenage days which I’d go back to in a heartbeat.💓

[@patring620]

Lol. Wouldn't we all...

[@thescarletgraywitch8052]

Yeah right!!? 😂😂😂 All these kids try so hard to be older, when it's usually all downhill after 25 or 30. 😂😂

[@patring620]

@@thescarletgraywitch8052 I just turned 60 the other day, which freaks me out. I Am trying not to slow down, as I just purchased a dirt bike. Surely this won't end well as I haven't ridden an off-road bike in 45 years.

[@thescarletgraywitch8052]

@@patring620 well, tbh once I passed 50, i actually have to think out how old I am when someone asks. 😂😂😂 It just isnt registering in my brain since I've worked hard to remain as immature as possible! 🤣 Keep us informed PLEASE!! This dirtbike adventure could be priceless!! 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Azabaxe80]

_"So you go and you stand on your own, and you leave on your own, and you go home and you cry and you want to die"_ No, I lived this and wouldn't ever want to go back. Even if the romance was beautiful.

[@tjwright-df2cu]

The guitars & bass on this are something else. Love that reverb. No one else sounds like Marrs. Awesome! Just an all round great track with relatable lyrics. Hasn't aged a bit. Fab!

[@F3rn4nd0S1lv4]

482 years of eternal youth and I never listened something so smooth since Moonlight Sonata

[@Yungrexy]

Diary of a Vampir: Discovering Morrissey :p

[@tonyhill1264]

I think seriously I will always be 16 in 1985 listening to music like this and being so happy with my friends!!!💪

[@teresasmith8946]

I will always be 24

[@AndyT30-q4e]

62 years old and still play Hatfull of Hollow and The Queen Is Dead constantly in the car - and the kids have now grown up over the years to love the Smiths too… Pay them forward !! Timeless brilliance…

[@CordellPotts]

47, sitting in the garage with my 17 year old boy , letting him hear why the Smiths were so Great. These songs, they make me happy and sad and the same time though... We've all lost so much time, And it seems to be moving faster every day.

[@michaelangelioliebers7601]

I met Johnny Marr and talked to him here at the house of blues in San Diego a great guy had a concert here back more than few years ago.

[@stephenfisher9505]

Almost 70 no playlist without this tune

[@s.jackson1960]

Lol im having another relaspe, back in the 80s again. Alway on replay and a quick exit to the past. Thank you Smiths

[@TheRealThomasPaine1776]

So glad I was able to see The Smiths live! It was 86/87, went with my band, Great Woods/Boston. Awesome!

[@ellaboobella8770]

omg I love this song. The best era ever! So many memories of me and my best friend going to the “New Wave” clubs in Denver, just there with our peeps, most everybody wearing black. If there’s a heaven, it has a backdrop of 80s music.

[@blandrooker6541]

Dead Beat Club, Rock Island.......Spent many, MANY nights there.... Rode my motorcycle down Sper, looking around, was in town to visit my son, was suddenly struck with the urge to look for Rock Island.... 4 decades makes for nostalgia

[@disciplenovusordo122]

I can remember driving and this song would play on the radio. Always made the trip better. wherever I was headed...

[@raconteurtroubadour]

They had a style and sound all of their own. Unique and brilliant! 🤘😎🎸🤘

[@gosborg]

Such a talented group, so underrated yet so influential.

[@martinsolomon5500]

The smiths aren’t even a teeny tiny bit underrated by any critic or human in history. What utter nonsense. Why do sad mediocre bland people just write poorly thought out nonsense like “they are so underrated” then insert an extremely highly rated, multi award winning, famous band, singer, actor or film…that everyone on earth rates extremely highly. It’s embarrassing, shockingly unoriginal and totally false. It’s like they alone believe that they are “intellectual” and have somehow discovered an unsigned, unsuccessful talent that “no one else” figured out. 😂😂😂😂

[@Samuel-hd3cp]

Thanks Martin, that needed saying. The Smiths are not remotely under-rated!

[@spirwes64]

I'm really interested in how you come to the conclusion that The Smiths are underrated.

[@markanthonyharrison5153]

@@martinsolomon5500100% agree. I love The Smiths, I’m 57 now and they were never ever under appreciated or underrated!

[@mikeclarke952]

62 and half y.o. and I still love this song. Going to the clubs with my buddy, picking up chicks and dancing the night thru. It's what you did. Fun times.

[@courtneyd9438]

It’s bittersweet isn’t it…

[@Guitarzzan56]

I’m beginning my 69th time around the Sun. I’ve been hearing and loving this song for 40 years. Just recently learned who it was. What an iconically beautiful tune!

[@josephpereira75]

All Johnny Marr. That guitar sound is what made them famous. Thank you Johnny Marr. He actually changed the sound of rock without even knowing it.

[@igorl3073]

Not a single bad or average song from The Smiths! Glad to see so many teenagers coming back to this. So lucky I was a teenager in the '80s!

[@SybilKibble]

Thanks, man! I love this tune.

[@jaykulina6064]

Whenever I hear this master piece, I want a hug 😔

[@darkshad0wz69]

this song never gets old and im 54 and remember when it came out and instantly fell in love with it and i also dj for a college radio station here in Maine and i always have to play it at least once lol and its sad music cant be like thiis today

[@conrad152]

Such a great song, thank you Rex for uploading the 12'' version. I have to agree with the comment section the music was better in the 80s, so eclectic in the UK charts we had music from : The Cocteau Twins, Echo & The Bunnymen,The Cure, Joy division, John Cooper Clarke etc etc.

[@comingsoonpodcast]

Turned 50 last week....this song has lived rent free in my head since 1987... I am human and I need to be loved...just like everybody else does

[@johnsononey]

I wish someone would re-post the live version from May 9th , 1984 from the Paris show .Its rare but It will blow your mind along with the stage affects .

[@kfm-yd2ev]

I graduated High School in 1984. The Smiths were of my top fav bands...but this song spoke to me like no other. Teen angst and such, but so appropriate. Right to the heart.

[@_JimS]

This is on my stranded on a desert island playlist….40years on and still never tire of it. Always loved haunting melodies.

[@paulinemercer538]

Fantastic song timeless thank you for this moment in time my friends 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿😎

[@janemassey8617]

Always been my favourite 40 years ago and still listening, great video 😍❤❤xx

[@tennysonfordblackbird2087]

Saw them live at Wsrwick uni,Coventry UK 1985❤❤❤

[@rw8214]

A glorious moment in music

[@aleksandarborovac5204]

Predivno. Moja supruga i ja smo se nasli preko ove pesme. A istaje bila kao ta devojka.

[@KieranSearleTheDracul]

I died in 1894 for a few minutes. When I woke up on Xmas day in the hospital this was the first song I heard on the radio. Over the years I've actually grown quite fond of it, as it is one of THE songs of the 80s and my teens.

[@CordellPotts]

How long you been a vampire? What killed you in 1894? A wooden stake? Did they just remove it and you came back to life? I need to know!!

[@KieranSearleTheDracul]

@@CordellPotts 1984suicide overdose, I was dead for a few minutes in an ambulance, woke up xmas morning in hospital. My birthfather was called Karol Lambrino and I was born in Ireland, but I'm the firstborn eldest male so I am actually the Dracul. Not a vampire, but do have an extreme garlic allergy. I wore a crucifix, as a irish roman catholic until I was 18 so no burny burny there. Unfortunately I look like my ancestor Vlad and do creep the fuck out of most folk.🖖

[@CordellPotts]

@@KieranSearleTheDracul Oh damn dude... I was joking bout the typo. I'm sorry, truly. Hey man, I'm 46 and I still fight that feeling.. I thank the Gods that I've got people who need me and love me now. It wasn't always that way though, I've dealt with the burden of knowing the true weight that we all carry since I was young. Some folks call it depression, I think it's more of a lack of ability to lie to yourself about the way the world is.

[@KieranSearleTheDracul]

@@CordellPotts totally man, anyway good luck to you👍

[@chipcatanzano1534]

This song among others like this lead me down the rabbit hole of alternative music

[@rjzavala87]

Crazy to think how much creativity went into this track. That opening is one of the most badass pieces of music ever created. Just damn.

[@Codzilla71]

Natural for us mancs, kid.

[@noahderstand]

Being alive then at 26, i didnt have time to listen to music and with people my own age. Lost on a career during the time of AIDS. Years later at 66, this haunting hungry music fills the gap between now and who I've always been. No tune like it anywhere meant to stand out and be heard. Time is relative.

[@thepharcyde5239]

God I feel so young again ❤❤❤

[@truthkittie5607]

Music, a time machine that takes you back to the place in time, where a memory was made.. Life is a full jukebox of songs, one for every moment in time....

[@pattracey105]

56 here still love this. I don’t think that The Smiths and Morrisseys got the recognition they deserved - they opened the floodgates for a huge number of successful bands.

[@Mid-g4e]

These songs are always in the now. Evoking a mood. Love it!

[@Samuel-hd3cp]

The NorthWest of England produces the best football and the best music we have.

[@DaveArguesback]

One of the few bands out of the 80s i love !

[@leticiaarreguin7261]

My all time song and singer! He sounds just like hi s videos when live performing.

[@andrewturton484]

An incredible song, one that sounds clean, fresh, and different no matter how many times you hear it. That guitar shimmer…how the hell does he do that?

[@BirdTalk13]

It’s beautiful❤

[@sagatuppercut2960]

When I was around 18 years old, I heard this song and felt a sense of relief that SOMEBODY understands my depression and my frustration with the world I live in.

[@sakinahdavis5840]

I remember seeing this video for the first time on Friday night videos, still a great song

[@dougtull4594]

This song still blows my mind. I feel simultaneously sad and joyous. A revelation.