Ultravox - Hymn (Official Music Video)

[@LPJack02]

RIP Chris Cross (July 14, 1952 - March 25, 2024), aged 71 You will be remembered as a legend.

[@rainbow1586]

🕯

[@michaeloneill6453]

I agree he will be missed

[@blueroses7935]

Only just heard this 😔. At least we got to see him and his former bandmates reunite around 2010/2012. To this day, I feel that Ultravox are underrated. RIP.

[@rodolfima]

Yes,R.I,P,

[@lyrimetacurl0]

The one who accidentally spilled the sugar cubes but then was promoted to chairman.

[@sandraorgill6552]

RIP Chris. Another of our heroes from that great decade the eighties gone.

[@b.v.6077]

Stillmissedmyfirstlove itishardformeto listentoultr Avox musicus awsomebut also hardinmemories Göttingen in myhe Artover30years now

[@jetman_pt]

RIP Chris Cross. 😪 Thank you for the wonderfull music.

[@arseniolupin8851]

one of the best things about 50 years old,is the fact that i lived my teenage years in the 80's that is priceless and i am grateful !!!

[@colleenhoffman2817]

Me too!

[@jonesy2111]

Absolutely could not agree more!

[@Persephone1971]

Couldn’t agree more ... 49 and blasting it out 🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@ericsaulnier120]

Born in end of 72 and I missed disco that's the only thing I regret...But amazing 80's, sweet 80's, bands were so big (and still alive and kicking ;)

[@ft9147]

Just like me in France, I'm remenber that my clothes look likes Midges Ure's ...

[@antjemaier7514]

Thank GOD I was born in 1971. That means my teenage years were the 1980s - the greatest time of pop music ever. Must I say more???

[@SteveMacSticky]

no need to say more. I was born in 76.

[@joegilligan4895]

Happy days. Don't take the 'vaccine'.

[@SteveMacSticky]

@@joegilligan4895 whatever pal

[@bluehorizon5149]

I was Born in 1963, THIS was MY music era... but you can share.

[@october65-h6e]

Produced in 1965...thank mom and dad for giving me the 70ies and the 80ies!

[@lanasgirl479]

My dad (born 1970) showed me this music video when I was 10 year old. I was so intrigued by the message, the whole “making a deal with the devil” it made me go through a spiral of emotions. I’m 15 now, and still love Ultravox, dad and I still listen together. Now I joke to my friends That my mental age is 50. Thanks dad for getting me into your music !

[@THEBIGMANGY]

Born in 1970 have to say the 80s best times of my life. No school on a sat up in the auld Jim jams tv and brekkie no mobile phones and laptop crap. Anyone a time machine would definitely go back.

[@burkhardraum1956]

I am 70 now and love it, cheers 😀🍷🇩🇪

[@erikarabie]

Brekkie

[@maryfrance1187]

For sure. We had a such great 80's time. Grateful for all those music bands we grew up with 🙏🎼🎵🎶🕺💃🎵😊

[@MarkHevingham]

I moved to the US recently at the age of 57, and I was playing an Ultravox mix in the car. My US friend (same age) had never heard of them and after three tracks including Hymn) said "WHat band is this? They are AMAZING". It shows that good music is forever.

[@EnglishRoseWhite]

What state did you move to? Lots of Brits in Virginia!

[@tomnicholls9016]

I was also born in 1967

[@katarh]

As an American, I only heard this song because it would occasional play on the '80s hits station on Sirius XM when I worked in a small tech shop around 2012. I don't remember ever hearing it growing up in the '80s or '90s, but once I heard it a few times at work, I became obsessed. Now it's probably my favorite song from the 1980s.

[@hasan6711]

Eines der besten Lieder aller Zeiten. So froh, in den 80ern aufgewachsen zu sein.

[@pmosly1578]

dito

[@travelerone1827]

Ganz richtig!

[@GuillermoSanMartin-lz5np]

Yes yes

[@iirachelmadness8677]

Chris's role as dreaming to be a scary business man in this video never fails to make me smile. Miss him so much :(

[@blueroses7935]

This feels like such an underrated song that should be a classic. I'm sure it was pretty successful at the time (same as other Ultravox songs), but you don't hear it mentioned or played these days, despite it being so powerful and anthemic. You only ever hear 'Vienna' or (occasionally) 'Dancing with Tears in my Eyes.' So many bands are treated like one- or two-hit wonders when they had so many good songs.

[@clogs4956]

That’s because we’re now living in the days to which the song refers…

[@stevefraser8071]

I totally agree !!!

[@daviocampi6951]

Perhaps because the words remind the general public of the Lord's prayer. Yours is The Kingdom, power and glory. In this even more secular age there are forces which hate the teachings of Jesus and any song which highlights His Kingdom is to be discarded.

[@sanjeevjagtiani9192]

I understand, however, if you see Midge live, the entire crowd sings along with Hymn. I know I did…

[@nextsegment78]

Tune in to an 80s radio station or watch Now80s

[@tomhopkins4430]

We flew to London (we're from Canada) to see what is likely to remain Ultravox's last live performance: November 30, 2013. 'Hymn' brought me to tears (as it's doing now). I waited 33 years for the chance to see them live. It was only nine songs, and I didn't get a single picture, but I'll never forget experiencing Hymn live.

[@EdMcF1]

I saw them live in 1984, and was livid that they went straight into Hymn without the intro.

[@garyclarke4840]

I've seen midge sing this 3 times and I nearly cry out of happiness,,if that makes sense,, rewind concerts over here are brilliant,,you need to come over,,25 great groups all weekend 😊🙂👌🍺🍺🍾

[@jonnyz5772]

caught them in toronto in 1983 massey hall - never forget it

[@Zalentsia]

You still did it, that's the important part! ❤❤❤❤

[@robfisher3273]

What is so special about the 80s is those that lived through it are still so passionate about the music more than any other decade....

[@moniquejouvenaar2319]

Yes I think so too 😍❤️

[@powersnoopy1]

Ultra trifft es genau. Ich bin jetzt 64 und so froh dass ich jede geniale Musikrichtung seit den 60ern live mitbekommen habe. RIP

[@tellandlass]

Born in 71, this was the first Ultravox song I ever heard and I fell in love with their sound almost immediately. Still in love after all these years and a strong metal phase in between.

[@Freddie1710]

Born 65, still Questions?

[@birgitseidl7642]

Born in 71, too…. I totally agree

[@johnnottingham6189]

as well....1971

[@louisechambers8253]

Me too. ❤️

[@lyrimetacurl0]

​@@johnnottingham6189 As opposed to 1871 or 2071 😂

[@retrorter89]

My mum suddenly passed away a few months ago...worst pain I have ever experienced.....this song reminds me of long gone happier days and the wonderful time in the 80s I had....I enjoyed them at the time...but even more so now looking back

[@Asoligas]

Estoy en tu misma situación, mi madre se fue hace poco y estas canciones me llevan a tiempos felices, con mi madre joven y guapa

[@robfisher3273]

Take me back to the 80s these times are not for me......

[@juliescholes3203]

The absolute best musical era ,the 80's , loved it, can I go back please.

[@amoxtlihernandez3835]

❤

[@bobrew461]

Same here; Lost my mother January 22nd, 2023

[@petemccarry2326]

Synth pop is not usually my thing, but Ultravox we’re masters of melody and atmospherics.

[@nilvancoimbra]

Fantastic Midge Ure . 🥂🍾👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@calif1mc]

Take me back home, Ultravox, back home to the 80's, where I belong! I love this one soooooo much!

[@gagilaki8319]

No way unfortunatly...

[@leroyrs]

@@gagilaki8319 You need a DeLorean. 😀

[@123TeeMee]

@@leroyrs But you'd need to go back in time to get a DeLorean... hmm

[@leroyrs]

@@123TeeMee Ask Doc, he is still alive. All you need is some plutonium., 😜

[@rymary2358]

This song is a masterpiece!!

[@noelmurphy406]

Lament, another of their classics. Oh to go back !!!

[@zsoltdeak1355]

Absolutely agree!

[@lyrimetacurl0]

Hymn is officially my favourite Ultravox song.

[@karl-heinzheyland3496]

Totalskivic

[@arsenjaho8854]

Hymn is like... Hymn, as the title says. The only bad thing is that rephrene goes on and on too many times, like looping.

[@martynclayton742]

Listening to loads of 80s stuff at the minute, takes me back to happier times away from this covid19. Love this track Stay safe people

[@lyra639]

Not a coincidence, that you hear this song now in this crazy time. I don't know why, but today i heard this melody in my head. And that's crazy too, because the last time i heard this song was many years ago😅

[@anonymousone7448]

Me toi

[@SSJfraz]

And another year later..... still every bit as relevant, if not even more so.

[@paolobenmore3504]

Enjoying the scamdemic.

[@covidwasacon]

Covid was a con... The public failed the test

[@leelishman7137]

Those Synths take me back to the 1980-82 era.Music sounded so much better then, with true meaning.I love the way Ultravox always included a dramatic synth/piano solo in their masterpieces.Epic!

[@isabelveidt655]

1980-82, yes, good music from Europe.

[@nickevans417]

Ultravox were great because they used synths and guitar as equals.

[@anonymousone7448]

Definately

[@simonbarber5440]

I forget if its true or not but ... I seem to recall BBC TV only showed this ONCE - as religious folk complained it showed Daemonic dealings. Which it does, but it also shows that... you sign the Contract, and you DON'T get away with it. The contracts are drawn up in the place all the lawyers go to, what do you expect ?

[@susanpotter1300]

I was born 1948 the music in the 60s 70s and 80s were fantastic cant beat it and never will i was blessed still cant get enough of it

[@GeorgeThomas93]

Good news, big celebration this birthday Susan! Was real music through the years, played by real folk, with real instruments, and real producers/mixers, relating real stories, so real people could have a little real fun!!! Sounds of reality straight from the soul. Good luck Susan x.

[@Tocimah]

Right in our faces in the 1980's in this video and words....how many got it then. How many understand it now? The bands that know the truth tried to tell us.

[@tdirtyatl]

It's wild this video seems to predict now common public ideas about the price of easy fame and fortune.

[@thursoberwick1948]

@@tdirtyatl Note the chequered floor. It's symbolic. You would see it at the Queen's funeral.

[@tvtitlechampion3238]

Um, 'deals with the devil' are not a new theme

[@whatonearthishappening4485]

The antichrist and his coming kingdom 😢

[@shelleywinters6763]

This song popped into my head at work. I've no idea why and today I thought. I wanna listen to it. They made fantastic mini movie music videos too.

[@hondac7028]

I was 11 in 82 don't know why this song always stuck with me great song.😂

[@ruedigergoettsche4959]

I was also lucky enough to grow up in the 80s and experience this fantastic music.

[@billcole3287]

Forgot how brilliant this song is.

[@arsenjaho8854]

Top 3 of ultravox: dancing with tears in my eyes, hymn, vienna.

[@rainn77]

Damn right

[@elitokihaste]

Reap

[@stoffenl]

And a good fourth place we have ”All stood still”

[@SiLatics56]

The Voice?

[@stephensaxby2820]

My top three are 1.Vienna 2.Reap the wild wind And 3.Hymn.

[@idigiorgiosskevis8209]

I will never forget , i was at school in 1979 ( 7 yrs old)come back at home,i open the radio Titograd and i hear this Fantastic song ! Thanks Yugosllavia !

[@delby66]

I'm just hearing about the death of Chris Cross. I don't know where I've been, but this is very sad news. RIP Chris, your music will live on in all of us.

[@j.m.g2417]

I'm only 20 years old, but thanks to my parents I discovered this masterpiece. Sadly such music does not get as much love as it deserves in my generation.

[@remofurstenberg6346]

u`re right!

[@GeorgeThomas93]

So true, enjoy the moment.

[@DJBla2e01]

I'm 22 and kinda feel a similar way about newer music. I listen to a wide variety of music from the 60's to now, and find the only good music from the last decade is mostly non-mainstream stuff, but it still doesn't come close to music like this. I was up late last night watching Rage (an Australian music video show), where they played this, some of their other songs, and an old interview with Chris Cross, likely due to his death last week.

[@GeorgeThomas93]

Denied topping the charts by a cheesy haters gimmick seven inch !!! Remember watching TOTPs that week, un-burr-leee-vable Chris !!!

[@dorahyeireann256]

So sad in learning about the passing of Chris Allen. Our idols are getting older, but their legacy will live on and never age. We can say this about Chris and the memories you have filled us with. RIP Chris Allen.

[@stephennield4719]

This song is immaculate perfection by a band that brung so many many memories for me growing up in the 1980s. Today as I live my life without my mum it still brings me to tears.

[@JamesJackson-yk3kb]

"BRUNG "??? Seriously dude??? Try brought next time works great and doesn't look so stupid.

[@Kazilikaya]

Criminally underrated song. I first heard it in 1998(16 years after its release) and it stuck with me ever since: the deep internal conflict about wanting to believe but not having the evidence to convince oneself that God is real("faithless in faith, we must behold the things we see!"). Ultravox's lyrics are some of the deepest and most profound...and most cryptic of all bands.

[@lambjab9832]

Your comment about wanting to believe in the existence of God questioning it's reality. You are not alone, but I just wanted to say that it is all true. It is the devil that is raising that question as it's most successful strategy calling it "a fairytale" and that it itself isn't real. You see the reason it does that is so you drop your defenses against it giving it cart blanche to step in and control your every thought, action. In order to stop it, you have to side with God, asking (pleading with Him to come into your heart a nd take over putting all your faith in Him that He has your best interest in mind a d that you love Him and to forgive you for your past transgressions. You see it's all about where we end up after this life is completed. The are only 2 choices, either in Heaven (Paradise) for Eternity, or The Lake of Fire (what's known as the 2nd death) as the former hell has been ended as all who were there escaped (why everything is so evil now here). There is no fence sitting, it's one or the other. I implore you to select the former. Hope that helps! 😇✝️

[@destinycole]

so what does Hymn mean, is it a nod to religion, a warning, what, because the fact that he includes some of the Lords prayer must mean its good. Its really soul lifting should it be? @@lambjab9832

[@dennishohl504]

Im 23 and still dont believe that i was born to the right time i feel more comfortable with all the old music and cant stand this new time music im so happy to say this i love this masterpiece Maybe my soul was there before my life started :)

[@ivanstranjancevic7451]

Dennis welcome to the 80's time machine 🙂

[@Kassandra1270]

Was für ein Brett. Nach all der Zeit,immer noch Gänsehaut und Tränen inden Augen 💕

[@matthiassauer7996]

Korrekt 😍😎👍

[@pokerface7611]

Da war die Welt noch in Ordnung, jedenfalls für und Kinder der 80er.

[@freibierfelix]

Für wen das nicht genug brettert is Music Instructor - Hymn was👀

[@florianstumpf4349]

@@freibierfelix dadurch bin ich aufs original gestoßen 👀

[@keyewhoknows2409]

Schön und intensiv war die Zeit...

[@Vixsniper]

This was (& still is) hypnotizing to me as a young wild & free teenage girl here in New Zealand. Midge Ure's voice is Mesmerizing & took me away to places beyond! Beautiful Escapes! Deep Memories! I Will Love Ultravox Always! ♥️✝️♥️

[@westcoast_trains_]

Born 1974, lived in the best period of Music ever, and still living it thanks to KZbin

[@lauraladystarlight3608]

One of their best songs ever. ♥️ I like Midges voice a lot. Was on a concert at the 80s at Frankfurt Music Hall. Greetings from Germany.

[@GeorgeThomas93]

Peace and love to all, make the time to relax with this song. ❤

[@mjw123]

think the 80's was when the UK peaked, it just had everything. 60's and 70's were wonderful as was the 90's but none of them had the endless magic of the 80's - Music, Fashion, Movies, TV and the start of the electronic era.

[@cScottD]

When I hear these songs, I’m taken back to driving with Ultravox’s greatest hits playing. So many fantastic songs!

[@michaelhorns9761]

One of the Best Songs of the 80th, a true Synth Classic , i Love it so much

[@aha3885]

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[@tripzville7569]

How many have sold their souls for the oh so brief fleeting comforts and shallow victories in this existence at the expense of the millions, and the innocent around them.

[@jfromfl9006]

Ultravox, Hymn, is absolutely on my top 5 favorite eighties songs. My first Ultravox album purchased was Quartet and I listened to it more times than I can remember. Their sound is mesmerizing as it seems to sing to your soul.

[@frozenlionheart1854]

Tomorrow, it will be one year since I lost my mother....and the biggest thing she infected into my head music wise that would not get out of my head was the chorus to this song.... Only 52 when she passed away and this song goes through my head a lot because of her..... 😢 She had great taste in music....

[@destinycole]

sorry for your loss, 6 months also since I lost my Mother, she was 89, she loved music, she loved kids, she ran discos, the 80s where my generation of youth and fun, my brother was our DJ, I have never heard this before. Raised a Catholic, recently losing my faith after all she went through. Your Mum was very young, thinking of you

[@frozenlionheart1854]

@@destinycole Thank you, and I am sorry to hear about the loss of your mother too, music can be so powerful and impressionable, I took after my mum quite a bit in that regard... In terms of likes and such.... And she was very young.... But life has ways of helping people destroy themselves....and for the longest time due to how my childhood was (and I wish I hadn't been the way I was) I put too much trust and faith into mum... And was blinded for too long and by the time I knew things it was too late in the long run...and I didn't know how to approach things either due to something else that happened when I was younger so I have to carry my fair share of guilt there too I wish I could say things have gotten easier, but well my mother wasn't the only thing I lost.... The following 9 months I lost pretty much what I classed as the rest of my direct family, but I'm still standing somehow, and I know I probably wouldn't be without the support of others.... I hope you have as much support as possible through friends and family and you take each day one day at a time, put yourself first when you need to.

[@garyclarke4840]

Very underated song from the 80s,,, should easily of been a No1 ,,a classic ,what a voice

[@bp6329]

this is their most underrated song

[@marcellocelio2013]

I'm 61 years old ,Just out plombs years ,unliked time, this Song give me a new smack life

[@curlers8798]

Classic band of the 80's, over looked my many but the songs are still timeless classics

[@miguelgaldonmoragues]

You are right. Greetings from Spain.

[@paulnickelles2910]

I'm 63 still top notch 👍👍🔥

[@user-hv2qk3ji1l]

Thank you for sharing this iconic song. It takes me back to the 80's when I was 12 yeas old. Used to listen to this song all the time. Memories!!

[@Jeromealdebaran]

Heard it when I was about 9 or 10 years old on the radio ! didn't know the vocals or the title (it was 35 years ago !) discovered it on youtube !!! (Sorry for my English, I'm French)

[@Crackfox75]

jérôme Lacambrousse anglais tres bien, I’m Ecosse, sorry for my terrible french.

[@Snuzifer]

Me too Jerome

[@henninghartmann1215]

I'm from Germany ... and your English sounds perfect to me.

[@EifelBlaulichtTV]

Your English isn't that bad :) Greetings from Germany :D

[@BigCMiner]

Your English is pretty much perfect.

[@vickymorris4360]

Midge has one of the most underrated voices ever ultravox are one of the best bands to come out of the 80s

[@tizianamarino2022]

Why underrated? He' s voice is for ever in the story of 🎶 music.

[@ZlatkoKuzmanovski]

Rythm, voice, .. a pleasure for the ears. Thanks Ultravox

[@notlob23]

One of the best Ultravox songs and videos..I loved 1982!

[@nessie986]

Oh my god it was looking at comments that I saw this soo sad god bless and love to his family you will surely be missed by all R.I.P chris

[@Dybicus]

One of their greatest songs. Right up there with Vienna.

[@just2comment2]

and The Voice

[@sagdieWahrheit]

and Reap The Wild Wind.

[@owenedwards6655]

I miss the 80's..im 51now 😊❤️😢😊❤️😢😊❤️😢😊❤️😢

[@Pladderkasse]

48 here...yes, they were good days.

[@arkadius1588]

52!! 🤪😂💪🤟

[@JayFal68]

On the 27th July there's an 80s music concert in Liverpool in the UK with Midge Ure on it, amongst other's. It should be great 😁

[@georgetempest9627]

me too, 56 now

[@davidbanner9661]

I love 80s.i was born in 80.fantastic years.grandi

[@stevestarrs3242]

Classic , Timeless , Brilliant. My 2nd favourite Ultravox song. Nothing can top Vienna. Still as good now as the first time I heard it.

i got this album for Xmas when i was 13 and the memories while listening to it is, im on roller boots coming down a very long hill listening to this on a personal cassette tape and headphones, if only i could go back.

[@nickevans417]

Hope your batteries held out!

[@SpacehotelMusic]

The first single I bought as a young kid (with my own pocket money no less), so a very special song to me... and still a killer chorus eons later! Thanks #Ultravox

[@BillODriscoll-jo2ve]

This was a huge hit for ultravox in late '82 Ultravox were a great band in the 80s Midge ure had such a powerful voice

[@andreajohn9819]

People allways overthink...these were the best days of my life....outstanding and a pleasure to revisit my youth once again...enjoy as much as I do

[@lyrimetacurl0]

It's a good quality to stop things becoming out of control

[@tvtitlechampion3238]

Nostalgia can be as addictive as any drug

[@pauldunn5978]

A memorable one for me. This hadn't been released and hadn't been played in public at all. No airplay. Nothing. They tagged a extra charity gig onto the end of their tour and played in the Dominion Tottenham Court Road. When they played this they announced we were the first members of the public to hear the record. What an honour to be one of the first 1500 people on the planet to hear this great track.

[@BillODriscoll-jo2ve]

I remember when ultravox released this song in November 1982 I turned 4 years old in the summer of '82

[@charlesgreene8883]

Wow, i hadn’t heard this in years and it still gives me the same feelings as when i was oh so young! A genuinely creative work of musical genius, i love it!!!

[@paulfrancisgates1218]

Brilliant 80s best decade for music 😀😀

[@davidbanner9661]

Yes.i was born in 80.i love 80s.grandi

[@chantellelitmanen7896]

spot on there paul

[@isabelveidt655]

In 1985 se arruinó todo.

[@gagilaki8319]

You discovered warm water...

[@AnwarKhan-sg3vd]

sorry paul the 70s absolutely rock

[@michelemarriott5929]

So lucky to grow up in the 80's with all the great music we had. Saw Ultravox in concert and they were great, takes me right back to happier times

[@Snuzifer]

I forgot the name and searching for 16 years. Now my wife found it and I fell in love again 😍😍😍😍😍😍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@acatnamedbobbie3595]

16 Years really?

[@lyrimetacurl0]

Harder to find songs where the song name isn't in the lyrics I guess. New Order does that a lot 😂

[@Micha_RS]

RIP Chris Cross. Ultravox the Band ..legend.I was born 1968 in Germany.Legenden sterben nie!

[@ceryspepe]

I drove my parents nuts playing Ultravox 🤗

[@robertxx7439]

40 years ago, what a great time.

[@dersuperrenz750]

Finally I get to see the video of this awesome song - after almost 40 years! Thanks Ultravox...

[@computer2computer]

I rediscovered this song lately after I downloaded Ultravox's album "Dancing With Tears In My Eyes" to listen to it in the gym... And this song is THE SHIT! It recharges me like I'm on steroids! The force is strong with this one.

[@stephensadler1539]

One of the best songs of the 80's .. Send me back to eighties any day.. Life was easy..

[@kitty-alicefrench1199]

Please take me back to when music was real and life meant something

[@brendankeenan1698]

I have been an Ultravox fan from i was 12yrs old and i still am they never made a bad song i got to see my heroes when they reformed in 2009 in Belfast it was well worth the wait they were excellent Midge is a very talented singer and he deserves recognition for his contribution to live aid with Geldolf

[@volkernagel6420]

R. I. P Chris Cross. Ultravox haben den Sound meiner Kindheit und Jugend geprägt

[@rolandesslinger89]

Grateful that this time was my youth - best time of my life.

[@b.v.6077]

Same here and thank god or who ever is up there that i had Chance and the possibility to live and crlebrate the best decade in real Harmonie heard made music thanx to the Olymp of Sound an beat rythum and melodies

[@Joshuadgog]

One of the best 80s songs and my favorite ultravox song.

[@leejt101]

Over 39 years later.. This is more apt & stunning than ever! *Total Goosebumps 2022* Awesome!! ☝❤🎶

[@stuforty2]

Saw them live in London last night - was epic 👍😬

[@smu48]

Heard this song a few days ago on the radio. Loved it instantly but I couldn't remember the title or any lyrics. Have spend the last hour looking for it and finally found it!

[@claudiobelotti6376]

La mia canzone preferita in assoluto, ho iniziato ad ascoltarla nel 1983 quando mio fratello maggiore tornato dalla missione di pace in Libano mi ha regalato delle music cassette, in 1 oltre ad Hymn degli Ultravox c'erano anche Sultans Of Swing dei Dire Straits, Don't Cry- Asia, The Safety Dance- Men Without Hats, Jammin- Bob Marley, Cocaine- Eric Clapton, Paris-latino- Bandolero, Red Red Wine- UB 40 ecc!!!

[@auberjean6873]

Sono contento che tuo fratello sia tornato... e abbia avuto un ottimo gusto per la musica!

[@paulodossantosbernardo9132]

Sou brasileiro e aos 45 anos escutei o ultravox. Grande grupo musical. Vienna é hymn são boas músicas.

[@BabyYode75]

Selling the soul

[@rococolesyeux]

I sometimes watching ULTRAVOX DVD or Cds, Almost ULTRAVOX videos has story , love that. They're top band in my mind and all songs totally wonderful. I'm a fan about 35 years more. My life has change , thanks ULTRAVOX you're our love . I not remembe how many times went to gigs , Love the Smile of Chris, gigs yes. Anyway great ULTRAVOX

[@jessikasandberg6994]

Yes, totally agree with you. They are one of my topbands aswell. Saw Midge Ure last May, it was great as always. For me he and Dave Gahan share the top spot of singers for me.

[@vcybxy9109]

Its 01.01.2024, im 19 Years old and while i was cleaning our Party Location Last Night, with my playlist on Shuffle, this Song Randomly Played and i guess im in love with it. Never heard a Song, as good as this, Thanks for this Masterpiece.

[@CarmelDeery-qc9lv]

Enjoy it.

[@OJO-il8um]

Die Energie, die dieses Lied verströmt, geht durch den ganzen Körper 🌟

[@acrodave9287]

I was never really a fan of Ultravox after the John Foxx period, but this track is a beast! Come to think of it, they did some good stuff in the Midge Ure years...I think I'll have to listen again...

[@brucedanton3669]

Thank you for this of course. The second single from their Quartet album, this is one of Ultravox's best for sure. Well done too!!

[@brucedanton3669]

Thank you!

[@paulanthony5274]

@@brucedanton3669 Are you talking to yourself there 😂

[@brucedanton3669]

@@paulanthony5274 Indeed so I guess?!

[@paulanthony5274]

@@brucedanton3669 Top guy 😂

[@brucedanton3669]

10 out of 10 of course really for sure too!

[@blackvelvet4056]

One of my absolute favorite songs, not only of the 80s, but of all time. I just turned 12 when it was released, and I still love it to this day. Best regards from Germany ♥♥♥

[@davidez5322]

The masterpiece of Ultravox, i was only 11 years... And but this is Wonderfull!!!!

[@owlteria5338]

I was born a long time after the release, but I remember how popular the song was and how many times it was played in radio channels during the 90s. When I was in my parent's car, I listened to this song a lot and loved it back then as a 90's-kid. I recently heard it again and it warped me back into a long forgotten time where everything was easier and nicer for me.

[@TheNenek7]

New ❤️ wave ❤️ masterpiece!

[@lenonkrk1]

Ultravox were more then new wave in my opinion :) The were just Ultra! ;)

[@irenejohnston6802]

Not infra, intra, supra, but ULTRA! My son playing them loud in his bedroom. Wld shout up the stairs "What's that, love it". He's now 54 yrs of age. I'm 82. Liverpool UK 🕊️

[@GeorgeThomas93]

Positive Irene, hopefully many more days, to be happy, and may I say - genuine. Best wishes ❤

[@davidallcock6316]

In our time folks....its almost over...thank god...however you define him....give thanks for what we have had..we are the blessed generation😅

[@ABittyBee]

blessed with technology and a vast base of information

[@thepowerstation2702]

My favourite Ultravox song. I can't help but play the air drums 🥁 to the song each time. Thank you. 🙏 ✌️ ♥ 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Levent 🦁

[@michaelthompson5538]

Midge Ure's voice is again absolutely amazing in this song. He really has an exquisite voice .

[@azapro911]

Such a shame they're mainly only remembered for 'Vienna', this is fabulous.

[@KermisVoyager1997]

To be fair. Vienna was also an amazing song.

[@azapro911]

It is, got played to death over the years though, which can get annoying for a song like that.

[@isabelveidt655]

I love Ultravox! Foxx era and Ure era.

[@gb9884]

Dancing with tears in my eyes

[@janthomson7697]

In my element love Ultravox.

[@treppenturmzentrum1364]

Although I was born in 2001, I remember hearing this song quite a few times on the radio when I was really little. I never understood any of the lyrics, but the melody always seemed a little magical (for lack of a more fitting description) to me. Then I suddenly didn't hear it anymore for a while, and I forgot it ever even existed. Today I heard it for the first time in around 15 years. It randomly came on the radio that was playing at some burger joint. Almost immediatly, I felt like I was a little kid again, sitting in the backseat of my parents car on a long drive, dreaming of castles and dragons. Weird how I was born long after this song came out, and yet it gives me so much nostalgia.

[@steffanhoffmann]

That's a great story. Song from 1982. I'm not going to insult your intelligence by explaining the story of it. It's self explanatory. Maybe not too far from the truth either. Music stars pay the price the most...dying quite early in life, the vast majority of them.

[@auberjean6873]

Amazing how music and fragrance can transport you back--or into un-lived, future times.

[@steffanhoffmann]

@@auberjean6873 Yes.

[@Kazilikaya]

The meaning of this song is the conflict between the desire of the proverbial heart to believe in a higher power and purpose and a skeptical mind that will not be convinced without tangible evidence. The crux of the song is the last verse "faithless in faith, we must behold the things we see!"

[@steffanhoffmann]

@@Kazilikaya An admirable analysis; and one which I hadn't fully grasped previously. 👍

[@paoladuran7862]

I couldn't believe this was "my generation's", I was born in 1977. Luv it!!!!!