One of the biggest hits of the 80's and still one hell of a song that stood the test of time. They had great albums, several hits but this has to be the biggest hit they had. This was a great time in music tbh, we got spoiled with acts like Ultravox, the Police, Blondie, Dire Straits, Duran Duran, Talking Heads, Genesis, Queen, Pat Benatar, and so on, great time in music to say the least. You've got so many gems to uncover still, gonna be a fun ride seeing you explore them :D
Legends of Scotland, other bands from Scotland are Texas, Simple Minds, Dire Straits, Fiction Factory, Wet Wet Wet, Proclaimers, Deacon Blue, Del Amitri, Altered Images, The Water Boys, Big Country, Runrig quite a few I missed.
One of my favourite old music. So nice to hear again. Reminds me of the Top 40 on the radio each week. First to the shop to pick a free Top 40 list on paper. Then anxious for hours by the radio with a cassetteplayer to put the record button on time without talking of the dj. And so each week having the latest music on casette on my bedroom. 😀😀😀😁 You become tired now by only thinking of it!🙄🤣
I think this is a homage to the spy film "The Third Man" which was based in Vienna. This holds the record for longest (and probably the best selling) #2 hit in the UK charts. The lead singer (Midge Ure) was one of the main organisers of Live Aid in 1985 along with Bob Geldof after their charity #1 "Do they know its Christmas".
Julian temple was the one with the spider on his face, he was suprised with it as he didnt know it was going to happen. The video was directed by Russell Mulcahy who directed Highlander
Midge Ure, the lead singer for Ultravox, did most of the leg-work for Band-Aid back in the day - yet Bob Geldof got the credit!!!? Such an interesting person! Ultravox's song "Visions In Blue" was my vocal exam song. Don't know if you could react to the music video but you can listen to it! (btw I passed the exam!) edit - Vienna in the 80's was full of spies - CIA, KGB, MI5, ASIS, ASIO, Mossad, Mossad, Mossad! LOL!
I truly appreciate you from the bottom my heart. Congrats on passing your vocal exam!! Send me the link to music video and I will get it on the request list. I will just need you to have patience because the list is long. I can promise I will get you that reaction. Here are the best ways to get it to me directly no matter what way you choose. ko-fi.com/highlycombustiblereacts bit.ly/RequestHXC Much love to you!
@@HighlyCombustibleReacts The official video has partial nudity, Might want to see the first 60 seconds to decide. Midge looks very different in 2010 than in 1983!
Oh my Lord lol In my top 10 play list MIDGE URE at his very best. 1980 ULTRAVOX I grew up on unique individual brilliant music like this. He went on to be a legend with BOB GELDOF. Absolutely awesome thanks
Technically, it is a music video, but but at their height music videos were little movies. Sometimes with a story that fit the lyrics, but sometimes with a story of their own. I have never seen this music video, though. I know the song from back in the 80s and I've seen it on UA-cam as live performances by Ultravox, but the video was new to me. I have to admit, I don't know what was going on, but that happens to me with a lot of video. I consider them art and you don't always know what the artist was trying to tell you and I can live with that.
Whilst this is an iconic video, combining the themes of spies in Vienna with surrealist New Romanticism, it’s not a highlight of the Ultravox back catalogue. In fact it’s hard NOT to find an Ultravox song that isn’t a work of genius.
Good grief ... where did you dig this up from? Not that I'm complaining, mind. Loved it then and love it now! Fun facts - first John Lennon with Woman then Joe Dolce with Shuddupayourface kept this classic from the number one spot in the UK charts. I can forgive Lennon but the other one??? Sheesh!
One of the greatest songs of the eighties. Brings me back to my highschool days. Midge Ure is a great Singer
One of the biggest hits of the 80's and still one hell of a song that stood the test of time.
They had great albums, several hits but this has to be the biggest hit they had.
This was a great time in music tbh, we got spoiled with acts like Ultravox, the Police, Blondie, Dire Straits, Duran Duran, Talking Heads, Genesis, Queen, Pat Benatar, and so on, great time in music to say the least.
You've got so many gems to uncover still, gonna be a fun ride seeing you explore them :D
One of the influences on this video was a movie called The Third Man, about espionage in Vienna and other places.
Funny seeing youth and their reactions. I’m 53 and this is in my top 5 most gorgeous songs.
Legends of Scotland, other bands from Scotland are Texas, Simple Minds, Dire Straits, Fiction Factory, Wet Wet Wet, Proclaimers, Deacon Blue, Del Amitri, Altered Images, The Water Boys, Big Country, Runrig quite a few I missed.
Dancing with tears In my eyes is another classic
This is my youth... the music we danced on in highschool..... i am THAT old 😂😂😂😂 great music! Thanx
Wasn't going to say anything lol😁😂😂😂👌💭💭💭💭
This is an oldie ! Love the 80's!!
If you liked this Ultravox video, try "The Thin Wall", or "Reap the Wild Wind" next.
One of my favourite old music. So nice to hear again.
Reminds me of the Top 40 on the radio each week.
First to the shop to pick a free Top 40 list on paper.
Then anxious for hours by the radio with a cassetteplayer to put the record button on time without talking of the dj.
And so each week having the latest music on casette on my bedroom.
😀😀😀😁
You become tired now by only thinking of it!🙄🤣
Hey loved your reaction love. Love This song ultravox Vienna and I agree same as you the way piano plays half way through amazing slow then fast 😎
Every time I hear this song now it brings me to tears. One reason, Hannah Baker. If you know the name, you know what I am referring too.
I remember this song very wel by now, nearly forgotten, will put it on my playlist.
I love this song. Always did, even as a young teen.
I think this is a homage to the spy film "The Third Man" which was based in Vienna.
This holds the record for longest (and probably the best selling) #2 hit in the UK charts.
The lead singer (Midge Ure) was one of the main organisers of Live Aid in 1985 along with Bob Geldof after their charity #1 "Do they know its Christmas".
l Love it bring me back to my youth . Try, Orchestral Manoeuvres in the dark - Maid Of Orleans
Julian temple was the one with the spider on his face, he was suprised with it as he didnt know it was going to happen. The video was directed by Russell Mulcahy who directed Highlander
OMG, here comes the spider again. First time I saw that, I looked away immediately. 😄
Ultravox was a British band, half of the video was shot in different locations in and around London if I'm not mistaken.
Also.. thank you for doing this one ☺️
Meri Licious you are correct and it was mainly filmed in Covent Garden London
Thanks for doing this one Highly...love love love it. But you know this already though as I'm stuck in the eighties 😂🤣❤
Midge Ure, the lead singer for Ultravox, did most of the leg-work for Band-Aid back in the day - yet Bob Geldof got the credit!!!? Such an interesting person! Ultravox's song "Visions In Blue" was my vocal exam song. Don't know if you could react to the music video but you can listen to it! (btw I passed the exam!) edit - Vienna in the 80's was full of spies - CIA, KGB, MI5, ASIS, ASIO, Mossad, Mossad, Mossad! LOL!
I truly appreciate you from the bottom my heart. Congrats on passing your vocal exam!! Send me the link to music video and I will get it on the request list. I will just need you to have patience because the list is long. I can promise I will get you that reaction. Here are the best ways to get it to me directly no matter what way you choose.
ko-fi.com/highlycombustiblereacts
bit.ly/RequestHXC
Much love to you!
@@HighlyCombustibleReacts The official video has partial nudity, Might want to see the first 60 seconds to decide. Midge looks very different in 2010 than in 1983!
From what I read, Vienna is still full of spies...
Oh my Lord lol
In my top 10 play list MIDGE URE at his very best. 1980 ULTRAVOX I grew up on unique individual brilliant music like this. He went on to be a legend with BOB GELDOF.
Absolutely awesome thanks
Ah, brings alot of memories this one. This is sure an golden oldie. The trenchcoat reminds me of Inspector Gadget some how. It fits the area though.🤣
Film Noir get a grip.
@@andrewdock7288 The Third man ?
Class tune 👏
Real classic! Didn't see the MV yet though...
I think it was the director of the video, who had the spider on his face.
Trenchcoats were a trend among those who were into the musical scene we called Cold Wave.
This video is a follow up story to the video for the single passing strangers. Both the videos link
If You Love This You’ll Love Duran Duran The Chauffeur ❤️ This One Gives Me Goosebumps Always!! ❤️
I knew it… the spider 😂
I think he was participated with the Live Aid gig in UK
Technically, it is a music video, but but at their height music videos were little movies. Sometimes with a story that fit the lyrics, but sometimes with a story of their own. I have never seen this music video, though. I know the song from back in the 80s and I've seen it on UA-cam as live performances by Ultravox, but the video was new to me. I have to admit, I don't know what was going on, but that happens to me with a lot of video. I consider them art and you don't always know what the artist was trying to tell you and I can live with that.
This video was what all music artists wanted their videos to be like, to tell a story! Midge was the first! ❤
THE RIGHT STUFF !!!
❤️
As a child I always thought it was about Dracula....? Don't exactly know why.
She fell into another man’s arms at the end
Whilst this is an iconic video, combining the themes of spies in Vienna with surrealist New Romanticism, it’s not a highlight of the Ultravox back catalogue. In fact it’s hard NOT to find an Ultravox song that isn’t a work of genius.
Midge ure better than foxx with out midge no Ultravox?
You should listen to this without the video then you can concentrate on the music not the trench coats 😏🤣
Brilliant song, unfortunately kept of no1 by some stupid song called shaddup a ya face by joe dolce utterly crap comical song.
IT WAS ALL DONE IN LONDON
Good grief ... where did you dig this up from? Not that I'm complaining, mind. Loved it then and love it now!
Fun facts - first John Lennon with Woman then Joe Dolce with Shuddupayourface kept this classic from the number one spot in the UK charts. I can forgive Lennon but the other one??? Sheesh!