Yes! Nothing like riding home on the 2 train, at 2 am, having spent the last 4 hours at the Garage, especially the holiday sessions. The Wednesday night before Thanksgiving 1987... everyone was there that night...
Very nice. What drumming from Stew, and that chorus effect by Summers. Bands that had to be able to play. That stopped around mid eighties I think in Britain.
Man. Nearly 30 years of wondering what this song was as it was stuck on head. I knew it was The Police, but didn't know the song title at the time. Finally!!!! Well it's still worth a listen. This mix is mellowed out, so I am comfortably numb.
Antonio Malano Toni Massaro hey it was a music video made with the mix not too long ago...it starts with a old man remembering his past life with his girlfriend.... do you remember the video because I'm having a hard time finding it
Not really. I wasn't privileged with cable TV (back when it was OnTV/SelectTV) or a channel that had music videos in the 80's (early 90's) until much later. I had always wanted to get cable so I can watch VH1 or MTV, but was disappointed when I find out they were more geared to reality based showing than showing of music videos; hence, why I come to UA-cam. I first heard this song on KLOS (95.5) along (in 1988) with other songs (was right after Midge Ure's "Answers to Nothing") that I recorded onto cassette. DJ's at the time never gave out the song info but I had always thought it was done by the Police as I can recognize the voice. My search was put on hold even after the internet was introduced to me in 1996 and I was journeying around. This time, I just thought I would put my mind at ease and just see if I can find the song. If I manage to find it (based on your description), I will give you a holler.
There was an official video for the Police track back in the day, featuring Sting or one of the other members riding a motorcycle through a city on the freeways, filmed from various overpasses, etc. Pretty much confirming that which you said!
The mystery has been solved... I remember this song as a disco remix at the very end of the disco era (1980) when I was a young kid. I always thought the chorus was "hey theeeeeere, its a paaaaaartyyyy..."
If ever a song deserved a sympathetic remix it's this one. It keeps all the jaw dropping moments of Copeland's brilliance and gives it the bass it needs to drive it beyond the minalism of the original, whilst somehow being almost as haunting.
This beautiful song is just a small example of why it doesn’t pay to be prejudice! I look at my play list and it amazes me of how diverse it is! Music is the glue that should bond us all together 💯👌🏾💯👍🏾💙🙏🏾❤️ 👏🏾🔥👏🏾🔥👏🏾🔥 AAAYYYEeee!!!!!🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾AAAYyyee!!!!!!!!🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Yeah if you're hanging with people that turned away from this track after finding out three caucasian Englishmen wrote and performed it, it's best you leave them be
It definitely had cross-cultural appeal & it still does! Timeless track. Great groove. I remember hearing it mixed into house DJ sets in Chicago. The best DJs knew how to mix all sorts of stuff together: house; punk; R&B; new wave; industrial; funk; disco...
After checking out some other mix versions of this song on YT I'm even more fond of this. You haven't altered the song drastically, but kept the mesmerizing beat of the original and spliced in the original music. I have the originally published "long" version and this builds upon how that first of what in the 80s called the "Remix" or "12" " twelve inch LP record. Great piece. Sting may want to ask you for rights to publish this version of what is still at its core The Police, "Voices, Inside My Head." Thumbs Up!
If you mean the long 12" version from 1980 by Common Sense, it's a cover. It's not the Sting/Police vocal or the music either. It is a great version though. I'd easily rate it a close 2nd after this one here.
Being a 3 piece band is extremely difficult and rare. Because each member MUST be truly musically gifted at their instrument or else the weak link bandmate is exposed ruthlessly. My top 3 pieces... Rush, wolfmother, the Police. The musicianship of these bands are above reproach and are a testament to just how truly talented these musicians were. Just as Niel Pert has Tom Sawyer, voices inside my head is THE showcase piece of Stewart Copeland.
62 year old Police fan here. Surprisingly, just now came upon this. Love this mix take on the original. Thanks!
Bass guitar and drummer is absolutely KILLIN IT!
Music of the 80’s, music of eternity
I usually don't like remixes but this adds complexity to a classic piece, which enhances it and doesn't detract from it, great job.
With these 2 folks you couldnt expect something else... Listen to their stuff, won't regret at all!!
Stewart Copeland, the muscle of the police. What brilliant drumming.
Perfect creative atmospheric groovynees.
What a song with a message, Police is my ultimate favorite band of all time .👀💜👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Mine too. Salutes from Argentina!
LOVE THIS VERSION !!
Stewart's drum is very exquisite to my ears!!! I really love it!!!!
I think out of all the remakes, re-edits etc of this song - this is my favourite
Baseline bumpin!
Always AMAZING 💕🤗🧚🏿♀️
Fabulous rendition 👊🏽🎶
Excellent version ! I am pretty sure that the trio would share this feeling !
Love it. This was always a Police fave!
Stewart Copeland, my favorite drummer of all time. Great remix!
Love this song
Heard it at the Paradise Garage
No better place to hear
Voices inside my head
You ain't lying. I use to dance my ass off at the garage to do this
Everyone in the Garage was hearing Voices in their Heads. Especially when the Snoopy kicked in 😏
Yes! Nothing like riding home on the 2 train, at 2 am, having spent the last 4 hours at the Garage, especially the holiday sessions. The Wednesday night before Thanksgiving 1987... everyone was there that night...
This is insane. Really hope it drives others nuts as in forever.
Back in the 80s this piece represented an example of real and lasting crossover...!
Dem white boys was jammin'..😉
Masterpiece MiX
This is the version I have dreamt of for decades, thank you-
Very nice. What drumming from Stew, and that chorus effect by Summers. Bands that had to be able to play. That stopped around mid eighties I think in Britain.
Metronomic Precision Stewart Copeland!
Man. Nearly 30 years of wondering what this song was as it was stuck on head. I knew it was The Police, but didn't know the song title at the time. Finally!!!! Well it's still worth a listen. This mix is mellowed out, so I am comfortably numb.
Antonio Malano Toni Massaro hey it was a music video made with the mix not too long ago...it starts with a old man remembering his past life with his girlfriend.... do you remember the video because I'm having a hard time finding it
Not really. I wasn't privileged with cable TV (back when it was OnTV/SelectTV) or a channel that had music videos in the 80's (early 90's) until much later. I had always wanted to get cable so I can watch VH1 or MTV, but was disappointed when I find out they were more geared to reality based showing than showing of music videos; hence, why I come to UA-cam.
I first heard this song on KLOS (95.5) along (in 1988) with other songs (was right after Midge Ure's "Answers to Nothing") that I recorded onto cassette. DJ's at the time never gave out the song info but I had always thought it was done by the Police as I can recognize the voice. My search was put on hold even after the internet was introduced to me in 1996 and I was journeying around. This time, I just thought I would put my mind at ease and just see if I can find the song.
If I manage to find it (based on your description), I will give you a holler.
I just thought it was Steelo by 702. JK
@@allstar930 😂🤣
Yeah I heard this in a NYC club back in like 96
It is not possible to drive under 100 mph with a 6-speed while rockin' to Voices Inside My Head... They told me to do it, officer!
story of my teenage years.....
Officer,I Swear....🤣
@@rneubel1937 officer, I swear, I was listening to THE POLICE...
There was an official video for the Police track back in the day, featuring Sting or one of the other members riding a motorcycle through a city on the freeways, filmed from various overpasses, etc. Pretty much confirming that which you said!
LMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The mystery has been solved... I remember this song as a disco remix at the very end of the disco era (1980) when I was a young kid. I always thought the chorus was "hey theeeeeere, its a paaaaaartyyyy..."
😂😂
If ever a song deserved a sympathetic remix it's this one. It keeps all the jaw dropping moments of Copeland's brilliance and gives it the bass it needs to drive it beyond the minalism of the original, whilst somehow being almost as haunting.
yeah wish it had stronger drums
I was never a big Sting fan but dude kills it live on bass
Well said!💯
This just took me into a time machine travel back to when i was about 13! Great Hit
Me too !
Woooohhooo.
If this don't make u groove......
Then u ain't hooked up right!!!!
It's just great, is it not? Just great. Timeless classic.
I feel sorry for young people they will NEVER get to experience music like we did!!!
@@MrSpikebender !
So true, man!
#The Purple Love Assistant
As funky as the original!
OMG so wonderful and brought to life! Why is this not on Tidal/Spotify/Apple ? COME ON!!!
The voices inside my head shut up and listened to this.
You know its true
This beautiful song is just a small example of why it doesn’t pay to be prejudice! I look at my play list and it amazes me of how diverse it is!
Music is the glue that should bond us all together 💯👌🏾💯👍🏾💙🙏🏾❤️
👏🏾🔥👏🏾🔥👏🏾🔥
AAAYYYEeee!!!!!🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾AAAYyyee!!!!!!!!🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Yeah if you're hanging with people that turned away from this track after finding out three caucasian Englishmen wrote and performed it, it's best you leave them be
Very pleasing to the ears...
THAT BASELINE THOUGH 🤦🏾♂️
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
🎉👏🏾🎉👏🏾🎊👏🏾🎉👌🏾🎉👌🏾
I still can't believe I actually managed to find this on vinyl. It sounds....good.
Where I’d love love this vinyl or Apple Music
Sounds
Don't lose your copy
Classic superbly done !!!!
❤❤❤❤❤fab
Loving this. Classic...
The original was played on Black radio back in 1980.
It definitely had cross-cultural appeal & it still does! Timeless track. Great groove. I remember hearing it mixed into house DJ sets in Chicago. The best DJs knew how to mix all sorts of stuff together: house; punk; R&B; new wave; industrial; funk; disco...
Yep! 'Cause it's funky af!
Frankie Crocker RIP of WBLS 107.5 FM played this way before he became a VJ for VH1 back in the day
This is classic. The Frankie Paradise Network. NYC
Excellent job!
What did u expect putting 2 absolute Don's together.. 🔥Quality tune 1luv 😎
The only edit worth listening to.
Best one I've found also
Ty Algo; a fav by Them. Copeland's Fills + Triplets = 🔥
And we'll dance all around the world! 🤣🤣🤣
PLAY IT LOUDDDD!!!!!!
Hassan Lewis Yessss!!
pure bliss!
classic Lockdown music 😊
After checking out some other mix versions of this song on YT I'm even more fond of this. You haven't altered the song drastically, but kept the mesmerizing beat of the original and spliced in the original music. I have the originally published "long" version and this builds upon how that first of what in the 80s called the "Remix" or "12" " twelve inch LP record. Great piece. Sting may want to ask you for rights to publish this version of what is still at its core The Police, "Voices, Inside My Head." Thumbs Up!
If you mean the long 12" version from 1980 by Common Sense, it's a cover. It's not the Sting/Police vocal or the music either.
It is a great version though. I'd easily rate it a close 2nd after this one here.
Another classic jam by the police Stewart at his prime
amazing mix
Copeland = The original Human Drum Machine.
this is gold
OMG ❤❤❤❤!!! YAZZZZ!!!
Pretty good. Glad I stumbled upon it 🙌 love the Police 🚔 😄
Love it!
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
excellent! thx for the upload, been looking for this forever :D
0:00 me emociona esa voz
faaaaaaaantastic!!
Good work!
Éfficace🔥👍♥️
Excellent version !
Musical GODS
Being a 3 piece band is extremely difficult and rare. Because each member MUST be truly musically gifted at their instrument or else the weak link bandmate is exposed ruthlessly. My top 3 pieces... Rush, wolfmother, the Police. The musicianship of these bands are above reproach and are a testament to just how truly talented these musicians were. Just as Niel Pert has Tom Sawyer, voices inside my head is THE showcase piece of Stewart Copeland.
Why is utube editing me?
Tossers
The song "One World" on the Ghost In The Machine album is pretty good featuring Copeland's drumming.
R.I.P. Neil Peart.
Excelent!!!!!!!!!!
I hear voices in my head all the time.....
Awesome mix... my lil brother is truly skatin his butt of on this cut RIHP CHUCKY!
Heaven must have a great rink just for your brother! Get your heavenly groove on Chuck ole boy!
Jah! Jah! Jah! Jah!
so far the best remix
514 - bellissima canzone - ciao da VALERIO !!!!!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Awesome tune
very good mix
Mi dispiace che. Non ci. Sono. Più o. The. Police da parte mia michelino da Roma. Italia
it's art music but not highbrow fake, it's pure
Incrrdibleee
myyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy headdddddddddddddddddddddddddd
Great mix!
uno de los mejores temas argemtina
What can u say it’s up there
BÄM!😍🖤
💯💯💯
This jam is bangin Stewart and Andy are well you know that
Dope!!!
Who'd of thought...a disc of Yum
Stewart's just ahead of the bass enough to spur Sting's ass.
Sweet!!!!
This is Stewart at his prime
único!
Nice mix
ALWAYS BIG
Cool remix!
géant
Under any other circumstances, I'd say remixing this song is a fucking sacrilege. But this remix is fucking sick, and only does the song justice.
Giving Andy some love too ... Sting and Stew get enough :)
I have the original album sitting on my milk crate
Dam!
Stewart at his prime
The Police inside my head