The first woman singing is Marcella Detroit and the “evil” one is Siobhan Fahey of Bananarama ( you reacted to their song, Cruel Summer.) She is also the ex-wife of Dave Stewart of Eurythmics.
I am fascinated with Siobhan. She plays Death coming for his soul. Another fun fact, she was in the band Bananarama. She's such a weird, awesome woman.
I read that she was married to Dave Stewart from the Eurythmics! They have two sons. And I loved this song when I was in my Late teens early twenties! The high voice (Marcella) compliments (Siobhan) low deep voice! This video is trippy! LoL.....great song and video!
@@angelabowman1614 She was. She, along with the other 2 girls from Bananarama were in the Eurythmics video "Who's That Girl" I think that was the one lol
It was beautiful then.. now..it would be bannished imo... thats why cult songs are important... n reactores like jay should send it back oot there for the young uns to hear...
Still holds the UK Charts record for the longest time at #1 by a girl group = 8 weeks. Even The Spice Girls (and every other girl group since) couldn't break that record in 28 years. An amazing achievement.
Apparently, Siobhan Fahey who plays the devil character had been sat around on set all day becoming bored so took comfort in a bottle of vodka. And that's the result ! !
Apparently she was drunk out of her skull during filming which if true only made it better! I remember having a weird crush on her at the time as a kid. I guess there was a juxtaposition between the scary witch image the fact the was clearly beautiful. This video is probably responsible for my type being "goth" lol
I've always loved that bit towards the end of the video where Siobhan rolls her eyes " Oh I can't be bothered anymore, you can have him, whatever!" The song: Still superb after all these years of course.
Someone explained their take as the lover singing being addiction and the angel of death rolled her eyes because she knows she'll get him eventually... Odd but shows every song has it's own meaning to each person
This song is about Life fighting Death, Love conquering illness and not giving up. One of the most beautiful love songs (in my humble opinion). It always gives me goosebumps. Thank you for your respectful and beautiful reactions :)
Consider if you will, that the first woman singing (Marcella) is the man’s lover, but is actually addiction. If the angel of death releases him then addiction wins him back if only temporarily as Siobhan’s eye roll signifies. ✌🏼😎
Don't you just hate it when you're trying to get a sponge bath and Bellatrix Lestrange just barges in? One of the best comments on the orriginal video! lol
I'm 41 and was 13 when this song came out. It is such a great reflection of the unique sounds of the early 90s. People were trying different things, and this track really stands out. I used to get so excited when it came on the radio or was played on MuchMusic. I was upset when the group broke up (they had a nasty separation) but they actually just recently reconciled and got back together.
What a wonderful surprise to see you react to this tonight!! One of my all-time favorites ever!! I always interpreted the story as the second woman coming down the stairs represented the Spirit of Death (as a Temptress!) She's come to claim the male who is unconscious and living between the two worlds. The powerful force of Love from his lover who is caring for him revives him and Death has to go back to the light from whence she came. Now, I will really flip if you do a reaction to The KLF feat. Tammy Wynette on the song "Justified & Ancient" - definitely the single/video version with Tammy and not the album version which does not include her! Thanks for another great reaction and selection!!
Totally oVerblown interpretation., It's almost 98% symbolism., However, cannot fault any element of either 🎞️📹 *video or 🔥🎵🎤 *song. Attendee's at 'Rose Theatre'🇬🇧 eVent, were just..😆.., EXtatiC that they decided to v%, ( *mC2F ℹ️👀👂).
I always thought this was less about death and more about the pull of serious addiction and how difficult it is to leave the euphoria that it brings and go back to 'your own world'.
"The evil witch" She was a representation of death. She wanted to take the love of the other girl, but the girl fought to keep him with her and wasn't ready to let him go. An incredible song that still makes me cry. Your reaction was priceless and I felt it!
@Barely Taupe Actually just checked out and Keren at the time was already married to the guy from Wham! that isn't George Michael. But she and that guy (Dave Evans) were together for a few years and had a son.
Shakespeare's Sister's music has been my jam since 1990! I still listen to them regularly. "Stay" is my favorite song by them followed closely by "I Don't Care".
This was a very special song to me beeing a teenager! Now 47 yo, I really love how you appreciate this great song from my youth aera. keep rolling man!
One of the best pop songs ever written and highly underrated as a group it’s a shame they didn’t have more success or albums to enjoy. The song is the perfect example of a sonic Doctor Jekyll and Mr Hyde. You just don’t expect the song to switch on you as it does. The sister that plays the evil one used to be in the band Bananarama in the 80s
I was in England during the time this song came out. Loved it then love it now It and Freddie Mercury's "Living On My Own" dominated the British airways at the time.
Wow, I forgot all about this song. That is what is great about your videos, we get to re-experience stuff, sometimes things we haven't heard in a very long time!
It was No.1 over here in the UK charts for weeks. What a fantastic song! Marcella Detroit (the one with the short hair) used to be a backing singer/songwriter for Eric Clapton back in the 70s and Siobhan Fahey (the Grim Reaper!) was in Bananarama. Great reaction again :) x
@@lubilou64 *Hint.., While, video 📹 has 2 women.., it's all *symbolic not even entirely about 'Person'. Ever seen good follow-up movie 'Identity' ft John Cusack?!? Well, he attended same 🗓️, day through eVent (Historical ℹ️ in 📗), which this group also did giving assc, support to 'Rose Theatre'🇬🇧.,
Phenomenal and genius song. Way ahead of its time as much now as then. Really liked this group bac in the day - alternatively brilliant and beautiful🖤🙌
I think the song is about a guy that's dying and the missus is trying to keep him in the real world. The evil missus is, I think, the angel of death coming to take him and its a battle of love vs death. Of course, love prevails!!!
In my opinion, this was the most powerful music video ever made! The woman refused to let her man slip away and was even willing to face down death herself to fight for his life. The power of her love brought him back to her! Not just the story behind the song, but the emotion and quality of the vocals, always makes me cry. I just can't help it.
Saw this on top of the pops 1992 on Saturday night’s tv. Was probably the biggest track of that year. I haven’t heard it in almost 30 years. Was 10 when it came out 😳
In this video I see Siobhan Fahey as death coming to collect Marcella Detroit's lover. It's a fight between the two with life winning and death saying 'maybe next time'. Great vid and reaction.
Wow, thats a blast from the past! This song stayed at #1 in the UK charts for sooo long that people almost got sick of it! Still sounds amazing even after all these years, remember it like it was yesterday when I was at secondary school!
I grew up with this song and was absolutely fascinated by it. It ages so well and still gives me chills. Looking at it again it was probably a major influence on me going goth 😂
Love this song so much, I love how it sounds like a heartbeat in the background at certain point and my mum played it constantly when I was growing up. Thank you for reacting to this! Hardly anyone has
@@christinamann3640 That was kind of my thoughts or a she-devil back when I first saw this video. I loved it so much I had to get their cassette and I didn't buy many back in the day but that one I had to have.
This song always makes me have goosebumps when I hear it. Brings me back to my yought, when MTV still was a music channel. My sister and me both had a VHS videotape where we recorded our favorite songs on. This one was on mine and I played it over and over again. Thanks for bringing back the chills and memories! And glad you liked it!
I clearly remember being young buying this on a single. As a family we were travelling back from a holiday in Scotland by train. We had a break waiting for the next train and I was looking through the singles in WH Smiths at the station and this was the one I got.
Yay, good choice for a reaction. More women please! Tasmin Archer 'Sleeping Satellite', Natalie Merchant 'Jealousy', Dionne Farris 'I Know', Edie Brickell and the New Bohemians 'What I Am', T'Pau 'Heart and Soul', Amii Stewart 'Knock on Wood'.
I have loved this song for about 20 years. Watching you respond so strongly and genuinely to it was truly wonderful. So happy you felt it. Thank you. ❤️
I’m so glad you enjoyed Shakespears Sister it’s an awesome song and was a huge hit in Australia. There album Hormonally Yours is in my top 3 albums off all time , you should check it out. So love your reaction 😀 keep well
Folk talk about the so called drop..imagine if they spoke about the lyrics.. 'cause when you sleep at night they don't hear your cries in the real world' do you know how fundamentally incredible that lyric is?
@@TheSeanashley@eleven38 is correct, it's Siobhan Fahey who was in the original line up for Banarama. She is also the older sister of the girl who was "Eileen" in the Dexys Come on Eileen video
As your comment is written it reads as an allusion that its 1 vocalist.. the good is the current version of the person and the evil version is that same person from the past. A dig at the former self.. your comment is just not very well written
Who else waiting for that drop? 😅
Lol me!
Oh yes! :D
Yep, was thinking can't wait till death arrives lol
me...i love peoples reactions when it just happens haha
Yea lol 😆
Anyone else that knows this song thinking “wait for it.....” ?? 😂
I said it. I actually said.
I was like, you think that note was impressive, just wait.. Lol
the WHOLE time! Had a massive cheesy grin on my face waiting for it
oh yep ! haha
I said it outloud!!
I intentionally watch reactions to this song only to see the reaction for the rock part :)
I’ve been listening to this song for 30 years and I’ve never once thought it could be improved. Definitely an all time favorite.
Nope..this is top of perfection ❤
This song made me cry like a bitch when I lost my daughter who was stillborn. I wanted her to stay with me.
I'm so sorry😥💛
❤
Much love your way
❤️ 👼
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knowing this song, i had a huge smile when you paused it, talking of its beauty, but i knew what was around the corner lol
I had the same exact huge smile haha
Same
Same! Lol
Same I was like ‘Here comes Siobhan! 😉’ 😂😂😂
@@isobeljohnshoward it is fun watching somebody about to be ambushed lol
To whomever suggested this song: THANK YOU.
The first woman singing is Marcella Detroit and the “evil” one is Siobhan Fahey of Bananarama ( you reacted to their song, Cruel Summer.) She is also the ex-wife of Dave Stewart of Eurythmics.
Absolutely, ☑️
Mad as a box of frogs but great performer
@@mubbles1066 'Dave' 😆
Dave Stewart worked with Joss Stone on her album “EP1” here is a link of the performing “Karma”
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Marcella Detroit is from United States and Siobhan Fahey of Bananarama is Irish
I am fascinated with Siobhan. She plays Death coming for his soul. Another fun fact, she was in the band Bananarama. She's such a weird, awesome woman.
I read that she was married to Dave Stewart from the Eurythmics! They have two sons. And I loved this song when I was in my Late teens early twenties! The high voice (Marcella) compliments (Siobhan) low deep voice! This video is trippy! LoL.....great song and video!
Oh.....and watching them fight over him! Very well done ladies! 👏👍
@@angelabowman1614 she was, she was also a bit pissed making this video 😅
@@angelabowman1614 She was. She, along with the other 2 girls from Bananarama were in the Eurythmics video "Who's That Girl" I think that was the one lol
They both were bananarama!
Was a very different song to everything else at the time. Really stood out.
Stands out even more now... 💖
It was beautiful then.. now..it would be bannished imo... thats why cult songs are important... n reactores like jay should send it back oot there for the young uns to hear...
Still holds the UK Charts record for the longest time at #1 by a girl group = 8 weeks.
Even The Spice Girls (and every other girl group since) couldn't break that record in 28 years. An amazing achievement.
Boy groups are generally better though
When you think that Siobhan was in 2 of the UKs best selling girl groups?! I mean WTF! They're both superstars😍😍
None of those could lay a glove to this
Hopefully it’ll never be broken.
I've not heard this in about 15 years...my mum used to play this a lot when I was toddler here in the UK, I miss her.
I’m so sorry 😢
oh bless you, I am so sorry for your loss....I played this for my daughter all the time x
@@lindalou8120 Great taste in music ;)
@@rhondafoy7403
@@HomeworkRadio me and my daughter love this song as it played so often in the car just after her dad died 2 yes ago. So powerful x
Apparently, Siobhan Fahey who plays the devil character had been sat around on set all day becoming bored so took comfort in a bottle of vodka. And that's the result ! !
True! (And it shows)
Yes I remember seeing an interview with her saying she couldn't even remember doing the video really haha
She was renowned for it.
I reckon if you watch her vids very few are done sober. Lol
Siobhan looked so evil but very beautiful 2 , she was fantastic in this vid ❤️🐶
I'm not surprised, it's all hurry up and wait.
Masterpiece from 1992. Spent a whopping 8 weeks at No.1 in the UK.
It was No. 1 in Australia too!
Should've been better here in the U.S. than #4, that's for sure !
@@Rage_Harder_Then_Relax like Australia matters anyway 😂
As someone who was a child when this came out, it gives me SO MUCH JOY to watch someone hear this for the very first time.
In my mind Siobhan is playing Death... Love her acting at the end, as if to say "Ah, how sweet... Oh well, I'll get you eventually". lol
Yes. The rolling of the eyes at the end is so perfect. I interpret it as Death coming to take him too. So good.
Apparently she was drunk out of her skull during filming which if true only made it better! I remember having a weird crush on her at the time as a kid. I guess there was a juxtaposition between the scary witch image the fact the was clearly beautiful. This video is probably responsible for my type being "goth" lol
I've always loved that bit towards the end of the video where Siobhan rolls her eyes
" Oh I can't be bothered anymore, you can have him, whatever!"
The song: Still superb after all these years of course.
Someone explained their take as the lover singing being addiction and the angel of death rolled her eyes because she knows she'll get him eventually... Odd but shows every song has it's own meaning to each person
OMG..I had completely forgotten about this song!!! Yet somehow remember all the words!
Same!!!
Me too, how could I forget this?
Same here too ! Rock on 🤘
Played quite a lot on U.K. video channels. We’ve never really forgotten it here. 8 weeks at number one
Death walking in gives me chills everytime.
OMG, I didn’t think anyone would ever react to Shakespeare Sister! I use to love this song.
Me too!
Siobhan and Detroit were awesome together I remember when this song came out in 1992
Right? Everyone reacts to Bohemian Rhapsody. I completely forgot about this song!
This song is about Life fighting Death, Love conquering illness and not giving up. One of the most beautiful love songs (in my humble opinion). It always gives me goosebumps.
Thank you for your respectful and beautiful reactions :)
Consider if you will, that the first woman singing (Marcella) is the man’s lover, but is actually addiction.
If the angel of death releases him then addiction wins him back if only temporarily as Siobhan’s eye roll signifies. ✌🏼😎
I always feel it is about the thin line between love and possession.
I think it's more like a 50's alien movie.
That's what Siobhan said.
I could be wrong.
Don't you just hate it when you're trying to get a sponge bath and Bellatrix Lestrange just barges in?
One of the best comments on the orriginal video! lol
🤣🤣🤣
I was just thinking that myself 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
This song gives me goosebumps everytime.
One of the most emotionally loaded songs and videos ever
I cant watch it without tearing up😪
I'm 41 and was 13 when this song came out. It is such a great reflection of the unique sounds of the early 90s. People were trying different things, and this track really stands out. I used to get so excited when it came on the radio or was played on MuchMusic.
I was upset when the group broke up (they had a nasty separation) but they actually just recently reconciled and got back together.
What a wonderful surprise to see you react to this tonight!! One of my all-time favorites ever!! I always interpreted the story as the second woman coming down the stairs represented the Spirit of Death (as a Temptress!) She's come to claim the male who is unconscious and living between the two worlds. The powerful force of Love from his lover who is caring for him revives him and Death has to go back to the light from whence she came. Now, I will really flip if you do a reaction to The KLF feat. Tammy Wynette on the song "Justified & Ancient" - definitely the single/video version with Tammy and not the album version which does not include her! Thanks for another great reaction and selection!!
I'd love to see some of these reactors doing KLF. 3am Eternal would be another good one.
@@pitmatix1457 absolutely!
Totally oVerblown interpretation., It's almost 98% symbolism.,
However, cannot fault any element of either 🎞️📹 *video or 🔥🎵🎤 *song.
Attendee's at 'Rose Theatre'🇬🇧 eVent, were just..😆.., EXtatiC that they decided to v%, ( *mC2F ℹ️👀👂).
@@pitmatix1457 Last Train to Transcentral is my favourite of theirs
I always thought this was less about death and more about the pull of serious addiction and how difficult it is to leave the euphoria that it brings and go back to 'your own world'.
I was sat here watching, thinking to myself "wait for it wait for it" you didn't disappoint.
Has anyone ever suggested Sophie B Hawkins? The song Damn,I Wish I Was Your Lover.
Gosh that’s a blast from the past name...
i suggested it a month or so ago as well as some Taylor Dayne songs :)
Whoaaaa. Love that song! Couldn't stop listening to it back in 1992
@@bonnielee78 yeaah Taylor Dayne. Great voice and amazing songs. Any of her singles
The BEST! ❤️
"The evil witch"
She was a representation of death. She wanted to take the love of the other girl, but the girl fought to keep him with her and wasn't ready to let him go.
An incredible song that still makes me cry. Your reaction was priceless and I felt it!
Siobhan Fahey was in Bananarama. Marcella Detroit is the other member of Shakespeare Sister.
They have new music out!!❤❤
And the guy in the video was dating Keren Woodward of Bananarama at the time.
@Barely Taupe Actually just checked out and Keren at the time was already married to the guy from Wham! that isn't George Michael. But she and that guy (Dave Evans) were together for a few years and had a son.
@Barely Taupe Karen Woodward started dating Andrew ridgeley in 90 and apparently looks to be maybe still dating him
@Barely Taupe They're together again.
Shakespeare's Sister's music has been my jam since 1990! I still listen to them regularly. "Stay" is my favorite song by them followed closely by "I Don't Care".
I highly recommend their other tracks Hello (Turn Your Radio On), You're History, Goodbye Cruel World and I Don't Care.
That album was one of the ones that never ever left my car. Fantastic stuff
Beat me to it.
You're History.......yes!!!!!!!!!!!
I recommend "I Don't Care", too.
You're history. What a classic
Wow this hit differently as a 49 year old than it did as a 20 year old when it came out... I'm blown away!
Holly Hell I haven't heard this song since middle school! God I'm old.
Same.
Right!? 😂🤣😂🤣
I know right 😂
You're not old. I was in my late twenties when this came out.
Lol...nah, not yet.
This was a very special song to me beeing a teenager! Now 47 yo, I really love how you appreciate this great song from my youth aera. keep rolling man!
Don't matter how many times i see this video, its ALWAYS amazing.
One of the best pop songs ever written and highly underrated as a group it’s a shame they didn’t have more success or albums to enjoy. The song is the perfect example of a sonic Doctor Jekyll and Mr Hyde. You just don’t expect the song to switch on you as it does. The sister that plays the evil one used to be in the band Bananarama in the 80s
Lol. I was listening to talking about the song and Marcella's voice and I am smiling to myself thinking wait till Siobhan joins in lol.
I wouldn't say she's evil, she just death comming to collect his soul, that just deaths job. He's dying, he comes back, so death leaves.
at one point she didnt even look that sad about it..she had a bit of a smile
According to the interview with the girls ...Shiobhan played a role of an angel of death
Ah, but she wasn't just collecting him. She was pulling and pulling!
@@kwaobenti Yeah cause he was "dying" but then he survived
Love this song. Whole album is actually great. Wonderful to see a reaction to them. ❤️
You know they have a new album out!!
@@christopher5889 ooh I’ll definitely have to check it out. Thanks
I was in England during the time this song came out. Loved it then love it now It and Freddie Mercury's "Living On My Own" dominated the British airways at the time.
Thank you SO MUCH for doing this song. 🥺🥰🥲
Wow, I haven't thought of this song in decades. It always gives me shivers.
I remember when this song and video dropped. Still amazing today. Awesome reaction video 😁
I haven’t heard this song in years & I forgot how brilliant it is , both of their voices are unbelievable .
A nro 1 UK CHART for 7 weeks 29 years ago! They are Marcella Detroit and Siobahn Fahey from Bananarama. An stunning pop record from 90s.
Massive No.1 hit in UK! Incredible song at the time, and still.❤️🙏😎
Wow, I forgot all about this song. That is what is great about your videos, we get to re-experience stuff, sometimes things we haven't heard in a very long time!
It was No.1 over here in the UK charts for weeks. What a fantastic song! Marcella Detroit (the one with the short hair) used to be a backing singer/songwriter for Eric Clapton back in the 70s and Siobhan Fahey (the Grim Reaper!) was in Bananarama. Great reaction again :) x
Nope, Not 'Grim-R'.., Brilliant song, yet has most *Intense symbolism..,
Recheck, their 'Title'.
@@HeyouCrow She looks like the Grim Reaper ;) Lol
@@lubilou64 *Hint..,
While, video 📹 has 2 women.., it's all *symbolic not even entirely about 'Person'.
Ever seen good follow-up movie 'Identity' ft John Cusack?!? Well, he attended same 🗓️, day through eVent (Historical ℹ️ in 📗), which this group also did giving assc, support to 'Rose Theatre'🇬🇧.,
Adding this to my.playlist! Thanks for bringing it back to my attention.
Omg wtf just happend wow never heard this or seen this clip until today on radio had to play it WOOOOOW WAT A VOICE
Phenomenal and genius song. Way ahead of its time as much now as then. Really liked this group bac in the day - alternatively brilliant and beautiful🖤🙌
I love watching people's reaction to Siobhan dropping the beat.
20 odd years later I can still remember all the words to the middle part. Weird how music does that but this was massive at the time
I was 15 when this song came out. Loved it then and still love it now. The vocal range and the dramatics within the song is outstanding ❤
Such an iconic song. That twist was everything.
Yes its two different women, this was HUGE in the UK and hung around the charts for ages. Try another song of theirs "Your History"
*you're
Nobody likes the spelling / grammar police 😉
@@JacquiCryer Untrue. Plenty of people like learning not to make mistakes.
@@drakocarrion show me your evidence
@@JacquiCryer Are you kidding?
I think the song is about a guy that's dying and the missus is trying to keep him in the real world. The evil missus is, I think, the angel of death coming to take him and its a battle of love vs death. Of course, love prevails!!!
Thanks mate that makes perfect sense now
👍🏼 That's how I always thought of it.
Hi I'm in the UK ..just want to let you know I love your videos ..!...you are always so cheerful and happy and you make my day ..thank you ❤
They are two separate singers. One of the was from bananarama which you have reviewed. They have new music out that was released last year!!
I’ve been a huge fan of them since they first released this album 27 years ago. One of the best female duos ever!
In my opinion, this was the most powerful music video ever made! The woman refused to let her man slip away and was even willing to face down death herself to fight for his life. The power of her love brought him back to her!
Not just the story behind the song, but the emotion and quality of the vocals, always makes me cry. I just can't help it.
Saw this on top of the pops 1992 on Saturday night’s tv. Was probably the biggest track of that year. I haven’t heard it in almost 30 years. Was 10 when it came out 😳
Marcella Detroit and Siobhan Fahey. Amazing combination!
Yes Siobhan (formerly of Bananarama) was the evil one!
❤️
If you like the first girl’s voice, check out her solo single: Marcella Detroit - I Believe 👍
A beautiful song. Her range is nuts
Yes absolutely 🙌🏻
Beautiful beautiful song ♥️
Totally gorgeous song
Woman 👩 👩👧 not girl 👧 show some respect for this lady 👏
I was going to recommend this one, so glad you reacted to it, turn your radio on is another memorable one from them.
It hits differently watching this as an adult and realising he’s in a coma and she’s begging him to stay as death is trying to take him 😭
I absolutely love this song my kids give me the side eye when I play this video
Lol, kids. When did we become the adults that the kids don’t get our music?! 🤷🏼♀️
Is that cos you try sing it like I do 😂
In this video I see Siobhan Fahey as death coming to collect Marcella Detroit's lover. It's a fight between the two with life winning and death saying 'maybe next time'. Great vid and reaction.
I have always loved this song. Amazing.
Big hit at the time of release. It's actually written by the two women of the duo together with Dave Stewart of Eurythmics ("Sweet dreams").
Wow, thats a blast from the past! This song stayed at #1 in the UK charts for sooo long that people almost got sick of it!
Still sounds amazing even after all these years, remember it like it was yesterday when I was at secondary school!
Siobhan Fahey was in a girl group Bananarama who sang 'Cruel Summer' which was a soundtrack in the movie 'Karate Kid'.
I grew up with this song and was absolutely fascinated by it. It ages so well and still gives me chills. Looking at it again it was probably a major influence on me going goth 😂
I remember this very well and still gets me when death comes in its so good haha
One of my favorite songs of the 90s. It reminds me of driving around with my friends in the summer of 92. So glad to see you react to this one.
Love this song so much, I love how it sounds like a heartbeat in the background at certain point and my mum played it constantly when I was growing up. Thank you for reacting to this! Hardly anyone has
That is two different singers. She fought for his soul and won.
I think the second girl represents death
@@christinamann3640 That was kind of my thoughts or a she-devil back when I first saw this video. I loved it so much I had to get their cassette and I didn't buy many back in the day but that one I had to have.
This song always makes me have goosebumps when I hear it. Brings me back to my yought, when MTV still was a music channel. My sister and me both had a VHS videotape where we recorded our favorite songs on. This one was on mine and I played it over and over again.
Thanks for bringing back the chills and memories! And glad you liked it!
Still on my playlist all these years later! These ladies had some great hits.
The one with the deep boice is one the founding members of the 80's girl group Bananarama She us representing the Angel if Death.
Always thought she had a beautiful voice, powerful song too. The other singer with long hair was a member of Bananarama.👌
Yes, Yes, Yes!!!!! Thank You for your reaction 😘 How I love this song ❤️
I clearly remember being young buying this on a single. As a family we were travelling back from a holiday in Scotland by train.
We had a break waiting for the next train and I was looking through the singles in WH Smiths at the station and this was the one I got.
2 words "hauntingly beautiful"
Yay, good choice for a reaction. More women please! Tasmin Archer 'Sleeping Satellite', Natalie Merchant 'Jealousy', Dionne Farris 'I Know', Edie Brickell and the New Bohemians 'What I Am', T'Pau 'Heart and Soul', Amii Stewart 'Knock on Wood'.
Sleeping Satellite is a downright AWESOME track!
So is Heart and Soul.
Heart and Soul by T'Pau is a great choice. Now that woman can SING!!!!
Oh, I'd forgotten about Edie Brickel - used to be my favourite!
I love this song so much!!
29 years and it still sounds like a fresh song & very very unique!
One of the better videos at that time, one that caught a lot of people off guard.
I was sure you would like this. Thanks for playing it. 💋💖☘️🇮🇪
The second woman symbolized death who was coming for the guy, but the love of the girl successfully brought him back from the brink. For now.
Yeah captain obvious; we figured that out in 1992...
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@@punkt_stef but you never figured out how not to be an a-hole.
This one floored you!
I have loved this song for about 20 years. Watching you respond so strongly and genuinely to it was truly wonderful. So happy you felt it. Thank you. ❤️
I’m so glad you enjoyed Shakespears Sister it’s an awesome song and was a huge hit in Australia. There album Hormonally Yours is in my top 3 albums off all time , you should check it out. So love your reaction 😀 keep well
title due to both ladies being heavily pregnant at the time
Wow this song takes me back to my high school days, I loved this song and I'm from New Zealand.
Lyrically.. she’s speaking and pleading with love to stay.
Dave Stewart who was Annie Lennox. Eurythmics, Sweet Dreams. His wife was in Bananarama. She's also Siobhan
dave was Annie? wow
Great song. Love the reaction as always bruv 👍👏👏👏
Folk talk about the so called drop..imagine if they spoke about the lyrics.. 'cause when you sleep at night they don't hear your cries in the real world' do you know how fundamentally incredible that lyric is?
Loved this so much when I was a kid 😆❤️
The 'evil' girl is her from bananarama ..... the 'na na nah nah , hey hey hey good bye' song
They are 2 different people
@@TheSeanashleywhat is it about my post you dont understand?
@@TheSeanashley@eleven38 is correct, it's Siobhan Fahey who was in the original line up for Banarama. She is also the older sister of the girl who was "Eileen" in the Dexys Come on Eileen video
@@poppad331 thats her sister? wow, great info thanks!
As your comment is written it reads as an allusion that its 1 vocalist.. the good is the current version of the person and the evil version is that same person from the past. A dig at the former self.. your comment is just not very well written
first time I heard this song I was SHOOK. I was in awe of the odd video too. I was wondering recently if anyone remembered this song.
Your reaction when the second woman's voice kicked in was us all back in the day trust me! It's such a good classic song though.
Great Drop caught me off guard when i first heard it