And deep transgressive lyrics, now you really don't need much English to understand the song, back then Souixies', Cure's, Crowded House's and many others LP sleeves were my textbook)))
@@SkuStyle Good heavens. No, it isn't. Where on earth did you get that from? Are you American? They seem to be the ones hyperfixated on Satanic sacrifice for some bizarre reason.
Without question to mine as well. I’m married to a Brit. I have asked him how a small country could produce so much amazing music as England has…then there’s Scotland Ireland and Wales…so much brilliance in music
65 love the 80's. i listen to hard rock and metal more back then. really liked the music then, appreciated it even more now the new wave made great music! now you have to listen to under ground music to get good music
Wait until you realize there's more to it than english or american music. Ex-yugoslavian music in 80's and 90's, which is better quality than anything in the west by a long shot, will have you spent a lifetime discovering it and you still won't discover it all.
You know, one of the best things about being in my 50's now is that I lived my teenage years in the 80's.........Priceless and I wouldn't change them for the world!
@negadorjolene2979 I know what you mean bud. But the beauty you have is that you can rewind and listen to these tunes and suddenly be transported back to that time and see it through your eyes
@@Paris__i concure + very sweet. Just True. May we just imagine, so many things to hear for the first time & repeat play their faves. My gosh. So many full album experiences to be had! As we can hear for the first time only happens Once. I envy That. Enjoy, Everyone. I mean, my best girlfriends in HS with older siblings passed down to us pure gold. Ha, all the bands made albums that were in themselves complete performances. Ok I'll stop, too excited. 😬😁
I know exactly what you mean, I'm 68, my husband was a guitarist in band in the 70 , he passed on awhile back, but I listen to all the music from 70,80,90 , and most of the music the band played them at clubs, this is one of them , so many memories.
It’s very scary how fast it really goes. When you get older nothings new and routines suck the meaning out of life. The only good thing, If your conscientious enough, is you learn to appreciate every moment of life and are grateful. When I was young I didn’t give a shit and knew I had time. One day you wake up and realize how much time is behind you. Love every minute with your family and friends because the clock ticks regardless and you can never go back.
Anyone born before the cell phone era knew what real life was like. I was born in 1990, so I'm nor negating your experience, but I feel sorry for anyone born after 1997. They don't even know what is a desposible camera is.
This video was filmed in Carnglase Caverns in Cornwall. The album cover ‘Ocean Rain’ is them in a white boat in the underground lake at Carnglase Caverns. There is an autographed album in the caves reception!!!
@@Arkskii-gf03I think the music, movies, tv shows and Nintendo were awesome. There was enough entertainment but not as overwhelming as it is today. Just the right balance. People have shorter attention spans, today, because of it.
Haber sido adolescente en los 80's es una bendición. Tantos y extraordinarios géneros musicales, tantas bandas geniales. Y no lo fueron por casualidad, fue una explosión creativa, en sus letras, melodías y hasta modas. Cuanto extraño esa época.
This is one of those rare songs that actually makes you forget where you are physically, and you just get lost in the lyrics and the music and you're transported to another world. Who needs drugs when you can listen to music this great.
Interesting you say this song transports you to another world. That is what appears to happen to the ship in the TV show 1899 as this very song is playing in the background
Heard this song for the first time since 1984 while I was doing my laundry yesterday listening to Alternative 80s from UK and it just took me back to when I was 16 years old Young free had the whole world ahead of me. And now I'm old,fat, and sitting in a dog park with my pug in Tucson Arizona looking at mountains. Beautiful day today. Love That 80's music though. Good times good times
Anne Kale hell nah, your doing great. I love Tucson, always look at the positive and enjoy life and remember that everyone else is doing miserably just hiding it.
My husband bought this on 12" vinyl. He has alzheimer's and he cannot remember it at all. I love it now, even more. It breaks my heart he can't remember. He passed in October 2023, just turned 68. He did love music and reading, but he could not read or speak at the end. I can only hope music still gave him pleasure. I don't know.
If he can remember some of it...let him have that pleasure. I know that caring for him , and observing the decline- is a difficult task. While you have the chance, pour on the TLC. You will be so glad you did. ( I lost my husband in January). God be with you, Suzanne.
My nan has Alzheimers and it kills me that she has no idea who I am, I'm sure it is a drop in the ocean compared to what you must feel with your husband being afflicted. All the best Suzanne. - Monk
I'm into my 70's now. Seen and heard pretty much every genre the music world has thrown at me from early rock'n'roll, right through to the EDM of today... and nothing holds a candle to the sheer melodic, intelligent, innovative genius of '80's British Indy. The definition of cool
I couldn't agree more. Started high school in 1980 MTV came out 1980. What a decade. For music, love and everything in between.❤❤❤❤ Nothing but love for the 80s.
I"m 65 and grew up loving music from a very early age. In the 70's I thought the hard rock of Zeppelin and Black Sabbath was the best there was. Then the 80's came around and one night driving home I heard Your Silent Face by New Order and I was shook to my core at how good it was and how much I liked it. From that night on my tastes changed and I still feel the same way today as I did that night when I hear the great music from the 80's.
I bought this on a $1 cassette when I was a US Sailor visiting Hong Kong, 1984 or so. I listened to a few tapes for months at seas, and I loved this one. Still listening in 2022!
i was on board the USS Essex CVS9 1964 heading to the UK at that time Eric Burdon had a hit " house of the rising sun" every time i hear that song im back on the ship. just think we were heading to the UK 1964 the british invasion was in full swing to say the lease we had a blast there
Got my first Echo and the Bunnymen album from the Navy exchange at NAS Sigonella in 1980. Was lucky enough to see them twice when I was home on leave in New York City.
My brother really liked Echo & The Bunnymen, he also liked other bands, of course, but The Killing Moon is the song that I keep hearing in my head for the past week because today would be his anniversary. He died 33 years ago at 18, and it affected me profoundly. But it's funny to know, only now, that this was released one day before his anniversary. That's a very nice concidence. Thanks.
Sounds cool. I live, or at least used to live (I never moved) very close to Ian and he's a very cool guy. He projects this air of the big 'I am' but in real life he's as down to earth as they come. And some of their local gigs in the 80s were spellbinding
This song, bittersweet memories of the 80's, the angst of being a teenager, the clothes, the hairstyle, the youth club disco on a Friday night, the girls, the lads, the unbearable pain of wanting to be older, to explore the world - don't wait, do it or regret forever.
The soundtrack of my youth… along with The Cure, The Smiths, INXS, Depeche Mode and The Talking Heads, etc… There’s no music today that can compare with it, which makes me grateful that both of my millennial daughters love my music too! Its made road trips much more peaceful, lol!
It would be a miracle if a song like this was produced today... Thankfully we have this to remind us how some bands had just brilliant musicians back then... ❤✌️
Yes! Someone who understands! Beautiful man, beautiful voice. Does anyone know what feelings are anymore? Or how gorgeous men looked in make up then, And still do to be truthfull Viva la differance!
@@Jon....... Probably right there. I was an Iron maiden fan back in 82 and they weren't radio friendly or had much airplay. Music today is just the same mumble nursery rhyme rap crap that radio stations constantly play. No real diversity anymore.
That's because the music and the vocals were raw and natural back then. Now everything is overproduced and smothered with effects. Fake instruments have taken place of real ones and anyone with a pretty face can be a signed singer now, regardless of their singing ability. It's all about money now, which is sad because bands like Echo and the Bunnymen are the REAL artists. I've met amazing musicians who will never be heard because of the shallowness of the music industry. I don't like to be a negative Nancy but it is so true and as a musician myself, it is frustrating. I'm glad when I see others like yourself who acknowledge that music has changed because it makes me feel a little saner :)
You had to be there to understand it- I 100% get it- I’m not sure what it was as I cannot put my finger on it but were not the only ones that felt it- it was magical
I’m 52 as well, and still remember the first time I heard this song through headphones back in the mid-eighties. Still an amazing song. Even the extended versions are awesome that can be found on youtube. Do it properly and listen through headphones.
This is the “One Song” that changed everything for me and further opened up my world to a new musical genre I hadn’t yet fully experienced. When I first heard it, it stopped me dead in my tracks. I instantly sat down on the carpeted floor of my bedroom with my transistor radio as I listened completely mesmerized and enthralled. It was the early 1980s. I was 14 at the time. Currently, 55 and going to see them (again) in Detroit in a couple weeks!✨
First time I hear this or the group lead singer he reminds me of a favorite of mine who was ahead of his time from England David Bowie who has passed😞 I feel rather let down that I missed this lead singer’s music. Just by accident heard and saw BTS doing a show USA and I was captivated for life. 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
I'm pretty certain this was my introduction to Echo back in 1987, when I was 19. 1987 was filled with introductions to groups like Echo, New Order, The Smiths, The Cure, Depeche Mode, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Erasure, and so much more. What a great decade for music.
i was a young man when this came out , now 53 and still i love it , the smiths , sisters of mercy and the bunnymen , even now i live with there songs in my heart , its a great selection , and while no longer goth i still love the music of the era
I don't remember the term "Goth" being used that often in 1983 when this was released. I was all of 18 yrs old when "The killing Moon" came out. I'm not trying to be rude, please don't take offense. Just wondering where you lived at that time. I'm from New Orleans, LA. Sometimes it takes a while for a phrase or term to hit the south......lol. But there was nothing like growing up in the Big Easy. But I love hearing about how other places in the world referred to the music and culture of that time frame. For me, the music of the late 70's and 80's, is unmatched. The level of creativity and diversity that came from that time frame, is what gave the artists of today the freedom of expression. Don't get me wrong, the 50'and the 60's had their thing. But a lot of it all sounded very similar. But Echo and the Bunnymen are still one of my top 5 favorite bands of all times. I fell in love with Ian. Went to their concert one night, then saw Ian and the other band members the next night at the Psychedelic Furs concert. That list also includes The Psychedelic Furs, The The, The Ramones, David Bowie, The Smithereens and many others. I also like the hard core punk like the Misfits, the Sex Pistols, the Dead Kennedy's, Black Flag and more. I still listen to it all today. It never gets old....... Enjoy your day! Playem loud!!!!
@@tuomasholo Thank you, it's actually coming up shortly. I'll be 58 years young on 12/3. I always laugh and say that in my head I'm still young and thin.... Lol I may be growing older, but I never agreed to grow up!!!
" you give yourself to him" I am 68 now and still remember the chills I got the first time I heard this song !( 1984) My brother just texted me - he is going to see them tonight.❤
@@mikeluke9404 // So true...but it was part of a line-up of songs a certain radio station where I grew up played on a regular basis...hearing one reminds me of another.
Some Feelings: We have a big something in common! Plus I LOVE your channel. I was my prim in Punk Rock bars (mostly dancing) in Chicago and NYC when this was out. I was only 10. LOL
@@traviswall1615 directors cut doesn't have it. I was like wtf is this shit this isn't DD. But apparently yeh they thought it was weird it was a british band and had some upbeat AOR crap instead. Its like taking 'the end' out of apocalypse now or 'thus spake zarathustra' from 2001 space odysee.
This just captures teen years of the 80’s anyone else? Amazing music & lyrics, defo a yearning, longing sehnsucht sense had then still have it. Who is listening to it in 2024? Would like a 12 inch but great to discover here with vidéos.
One of my favourites from this era: right up there with "Love will Tear us Apart". Played every morning when I got into uni - just takes me right back to those times!
This song is the feeling you get when you're at a house party on a beautiful summer night, and see your major, unattainable crush. I'm 61 now and remember the feeling like it happened last night.
There was this club that my wife would attend every weekend in Toronto. It was called Nuts n Bolts. They played all this great 80's music. We've been together for 40 years, married for 37 this year. We still listen to these guys and every other great band from back then. Listening to this brings back all those great memories.
Oh Katie you and me both… such good times for me in the 80s! The LA nightclubs were so much fun and it was safe to hang out with friends after dark back then. Good Times all around! 😎
The mainstream isn't the centre of anyone's universe. The mainstream doesn't feel like this because not everyone is ready for it. I certainly wasn't at 14
?? Didn't you have a good New Wave radio station where you lived? In SoCal we had great ones; heard E & BM all the time. What about Reptile by The Church? Another great song that more mainstream radio markets didn't play much, I think.
My God, this takes me back to my 14th summer. Everyday was carefree. Hanging out with my friends. It was such an awesome time to be young & be alive. I need a time machine. It would be lovely to back sometimes and revisit my youth.
I don't have clear memories of this from the 80s, but I just heard an excerpt on TV (evening of Wednesday 28 August 2024 - may have been an EE advert), and immediately Echo and the Bunnymen came to mind. Timeless 80s greatness 🎼👏🏾🌟❤
I was born in '86 and recently saw this video on MTV (during rare times they actually play music videos). It's beautiful and I'm glad that I stumbled upon it.
❤ an advert on TV 📺 make me remember this song, and how much I like it , used to listen it once and again and again 😊. And now after so many years the song still is SO PERFECTLY DONE, can’t stop it on my mind. ❤
This song encompasses the struggles that we crazily battle on a day-to-day basis when the outcome is already written by fate. A beautiful song, up there with the best.
and possibly the moon’s impact on human behavior (not just the ocean). Especially, during a full moon, at the end if every month crimes go up according to local police reports. Choice individuals turn into werewolves 🐺 Major side eye!! 👀 😐 😑
Being a 80's kid this song brings back wonderful memories of being in High school and trying to find your self. Flash forward 2023 a young man comes into the store I work at wearing a Echo and the Bunnymen tee shirt. I said to him great shirt. He said thank you my Dad gave it to me. Oh how old I felt,
I'm from today's younger generation, and my dad has always played tons of 80's bands music like The Smiths, The Cure, The Police, Tears For Fears, etc. and I really find myself resonating with that era of music. I love how magical and otherworldly it feels, and it reminds me of a lot of good memories. Echo & The Bunnymen captures that vibe, and I really love their music because of that. This song is a banger 🔥
That's happened to me too. A teenage girl that I worked with wore a Police concert T-shirt one day and I told her how cool that was that she liked the band. Then she told me that it was her mom's shirt, she didn't even know who the Police were. Yep...old.
After so much time and perspective I can say unequivocally that the 80s were the best. A great fortune to have been able to live those moments so prolific. Organizing parties with friends of the moment is one of the ways to recover those memories, or wait for those wonderful bands to return to the stage to perform those immortal songs.
The comfort that this song gave me when I was feeling alone in boarding school was immense. I had the pleasure of seeing Echo & the Bunnymen about 13 years ago at a festival and it was a spiritual experience.
Saw Ian, summer,’24 - all grown up from that beautiful boy in Echo - bought their album, way back. Ian’s combo was very good, but his songs and the way he sings them was my draw to his London concert. Thanks, Ian. Your a treasure, JaneR
Yes, it's an 80s classic. But I'm here to tell you in 1984 getting your teenage buddies to listen to this gem on the car's cassette player instead of freakin ZZ Top again was a losing proposition.
im not au fait with musical terminology so this will sound crude but to be _absolutely_ perfect for me the verses (the killing moon/time parts) could he a tad longer before dropping into the chorus(?) fate up against etc. though i am being somewhat pedantic, it is an all time great as it is
oh i went crazy when this song played during 1899 good show actually ....i love that movies and series use echo and the bunnymen and radio head songs in the background for so many series or movies yes can't wait for season two of 1899 Indeed a masterpiece ....been listening to it since it first came out, and in 86 saw echo and new order together great concert
14 years old at the time, I remember hearing this on the radio late one night, not catching who the artist was. Back then, songs weren't on heavy rotation like these days. I swear it took me months of late night listening to actually find out who this was. I promptly ran out and bought the cassette tape. Been with me ever since, though I no longer own a cassette deck. :D
Memories. Love this song and lyrics. Will be my funeral song and reflection 😔 Happy times. The70s and 80s music cannot be beaten. Music is not made like this anymore .😢
Lets remember the late drummer for Echo. Peter Louis Vincent de Freitas.. Performed on their first five albums.. Died in a motorcycle accident in 1989 at the age of 27. So very sad.. But his drumming lives on..
Siouxsie and the Banshees, the Smiths and Echo & the Bunnymen were pure magic, their music is timeless and so rich of great tunes.
I like this song. But im more of a coil, throbbing gristle, psychic tv kinda fella
And deep transgressive lyrics, now you really don't need much English to understand the song, back then Souixies', Cure's, Crowded House's and many others LP sleeves were my textbook)))
@@nayrtnartsipacify Current 93 and Death in June too
Good taste Carl! The smiths were gods! You handsome devil.
cant forget The Cure
Years pass so fast it's brutal.
No, my friend. It’s the way it’s meant to be.
It’s fate, until….
If you don't believe we're eternal, sure..
We still here tho
fr
travel to machu pichu
40 years ago, seems like yesterday. Don't squander your youth, getting old sucks.
Well said, but do you know by now this is A song about sacrifice to Satan of children, the killing moon, Winter Solstice...
@@SkuStyle Good heavens. No, it isn't. Where on earth did you get that from? Are you American? They seem to be the ones hyperfixated on Satanic sacrifice for some bizarre reason.
For sure. Still, I had a good time in the '80's. Wouldn't have missed that....☺
I get it. I’m kinda missing a decade there too, but I’m enjoying getting old a bit so far.
Nothing wrong with getting older. It’s inevitable. Make of it what you will. Kick back with music you like and enjoy.
55 now and this song brings back great memories of an amazing teenage era to be alive... 🙌🏽
61 here the same again😂
Twelve days shy of 67; I totally concur!!!
Same age and same fond memories!
Weren't we lucky to live in such an alternative time. I'm 54.
I'm right there with you, man.
The UK has provided some of the most amazing music to my life
YEAH
Without question to mine as well. I’m married to a Brit. I have asked him how a small country could produce so much amazing music as England has…then there’s Scotland Ireland and Wales…so much brilliance in music
Amen to that.....and the world over I'm sure
@@cindyinnew Ireland is not part of the UK!
@@stoneage1971 Northern Ireland IS part of the UK, the Republic of Ireland is not.
44 yrs old and STILL discovering awesome 80's music! Absolutely incredible decade for music!!
65 love the 80's. i listen to hard rock and metal more back then. really liked the music then, appreciated it even more now the new wave made great music! now you have to listen to under ground music to get good music
I was born in 1989 and simply LOVe 80's music!
Wait until you realize there's more to it than english or american music. Ex-yugoslavian music in 80's and 90's, which is better quality than anything in the west by a long shot, will have you spent a lifetime discovering it and you still won't discover it all.
Same here. Just past year discovered Echo & the Bunnymen, Joy Division, The Smiths, Peter Murphy, Stone Roses, etc.
@@derbigpr500 Any recommendations on bands/artists we should listen to? Thanks
You know, one of the best things about being in my 50's now is that I lived my teenage years in the 80's.........Priceless and I wouldn't change them for the world!
@negadorjolene2979 I know what you mean bud. But the beauty you have is that you can rewind and listen to these tunes and suddenly be transported back to that time and see it through your eyes
I'm with You! I'm to be 60 later this year. Egad! 🎵🎶🎶🎶🖖🏻✌🏻💞🙏🏻💪🏻
@@lisa.user-xm7kz2tb6x Right there with you sister👍
@@Paris__i concure + very sweet. Just True. May we just imagine, so many things to hear for the first time & repeat play their faves. My gosh. So many full album experiences to be had! As we can hear for the first time only happens Once. I envy That. Enjoy, Everyone. I mean, my best girlfriends in HS with older siblings passed down to us pure gold. Ha, all the bands made albums that were in themselves complete performances. Ok I'll stop, too excited. 😬😁
@@lisa.user-xm7kz2tb6x 😂 No, don't! Your experiences are my experiences! Couldn't have said it better myself, dear sister.
You'll never hear anything like this masterpiece ever again. The 80s knew how to deliver the goods. 40 years later it still hits
New Wave! 🎛️📻🎚️ 🤏
ibiza - it's all 80s and early 90's dance tracks with a techo backbeat to make them sound modern. If you can't beat 'em join 'em i suppose.
This is a masterpiece that we'll never see again
@TalorcMacAllan Thanks!
Im 21 but man so much good music from the 80s and 90s
65 years old and still rocking to this .....absolutely fantastic....
😊 great song, sounds like magic
I know exactly what you mean, I'm 68, my husband was a guitarist in band in the 70 , he passed on awhile back, but I listen to all the music from 70,80,90 , and most of the music the band played them at clubs, this is one of them , so many memories.
Sorry for your loss Debbielee
@@alexbrown4235 thank you
Same here big man , take care.
If you are young now , love and cherish these years, because they go in a flash.
How right you are scary very scary indeed
no. dont fall for the hoax lol
some old people are youngllllllll
Truth…⏳🕰
It’s very scary how fast it really goes. When you get older nothings new and routines suck the meaning out of life. The only good thing, If your conscientious enough, is you learn to appreciate every moment of life and are grateful. When I was young I didn’t give a shit and knew I had time. One day you wake up and realize how much time is behind you. Love every minute with your family and friends because the clock ticks regardless and you can never go back.
I was 28 years old when this came out, I'm now 65 and this brings back great memories of the club life in Toronto at that time.
This is a super wholesome comment, I bet it was such a time to be in!
Cheers to the good times ! Awesome song!
Brings back the old CFNY days for sure.
Ach so
I was 29 when Pete died. I got the phone call...and then that year my Da died....
Feel so fortunate to have lived my youth in the 80s. The music, movies, the attitude, the coming of age during that era was simply magical.
Verdade
💯👊
Anyone born before the cell phone era knew what real life was like. I was born in 1990, so I'm nor negating your experience, but I feel sorry for anyone born after 1997. They don't even know what is a desposible camera is.
Now it's turned to literal sh*t, so sad
I wholeheartedly agree!
Sittng on the back porch on a beautiful 2023 fall day and watching a great vid/song from 1984. Maybe life ain't so bad.
2024
The good times and the bad times and the amazing times
This video was filmed in Carnglase Caverns in Cornwall. The album cover ‘Ocean Rain’ is them in a white boat in the underground lake at Carnglase Caverns. There is an autographed album in the caves reception!!!
SWAG
getting old so your life runs backwards
62 and so thankful I lived my younger years at this time. It was magical!
Yep, me too...
Lmao no it wasn’t , the economy was bad not as bad as today , be honest if your from the 80s!
@@Arkskii-gf03Most of us were preteens or teenagers. So the economy was not much of a priority.
@@Arkskii-gf03I think the music, movies, tv shows and Nintendo were awesome. There was enough entertainment but not as overwhelming as it is today. Just the right balance. People have shorter attention spans, today, because of it.
Wow. You guys got old. Sepia tinted photos and all that.
Absolute class. What a decade the 80s were for music.
fr i’m 49
Not only for music, everything else was better
The best.
The greatest time for all music lovers
The best ever. Nothing will ever surpass the 80's
Haber sido adolescente en los 80's es una bendición. Tantos y extraordinarios géneros musicales, tantas bandas geniales. Y no lo fueron por casualidad, fue una explosión creativa, en sus letras, melodías y hasta modas. Cuanto extraño esa época.
This is one of those rare songs that actually makes you forget where you are physically, and you just get lost in the lyrics and the music and you're transported to another world. Who needs drugs when you can listen to music this great.
But if you've got good drugs, it gets even better
🖤
This band does not even touch Taylor Swift...
The music/song is the drug.
Interesting you say this song transports you to another world. That is what appears to happen to the ship in the TV show 1899 as this very song is playing in the background
Heard this song for the first time since 1984 while I was doing my laundry yesterday listening to Alternative 80s from UK and it just took me back to when I was 16 years old Young free had the whole world ahead of me. And now I'm old,fat, and sitting in a dog park with my pug in Tucson Arizona looking at mountains. Beautiful day today. Love That 80's music though. Good times good times
Anne Kale - #same
Anne Kale ♥️
Anne Kale hell nah, your doing great. I love Tucson, always look at the positive and enjoy life and remember that everyone else is doing miserably just hiding it.
your alive mate!....cheers
same in south carolina...LOL
My husband bought this on 12" vinyl. He has alzheimer's and he cannot remember it at all. I love it now, even more. It breaks my heart he can't remember. He passed in October 2023, just turned 68. He did love music and reading, but he could not read or speak at the end. I can only hope music still gave him pleasure. I don't know.
Sorry for you, Suzanne. Wish all the best.
If he can remember some of it...let him have that pleasure. I know that caring for him , and observing the decline- is a difficult task. While you have the chance, pour on the TLC. You will be so glad you did. ( I lost my husband in January). God be with you, Suzanne.
You somehow have made this song even more hauntingly beautiful. I truly believe your husband does still remember it somewhere deep in his mind.
God bless you both 🙏
My nan has Alzheimers and it kills me that she has no idea who I am, I'm sure it is a drop in the ocean compared to what you must feel with your husband being afflicted. All the best Suzanne.
- Monk
The yearning.....the ageless heart of teenagers.
I'm into my 70's now. Seen and heard pretty much every genre the music world has thrown at me from early rock'n'roll, right through to the EDM of today... and nothing holds a candle to the sheer melodic, intelligent, innovative genius of '80's British Indy. The definition of cool
I couldn't agree more. Started high school in 1980 MTV came out 1980. What a decade. For music, love and everything in between.❤❤❤❤ Nothing but love for the 80s.
The 80'S BRITISH INVASION DECADES WERE THE BEST!!!❤❤❤
I"m 65 and grew up loving music from a very early age. In the 70's I thought the hard rock of Zeppelin and Black Sabbath was the best there was. Then the 80's came around and one night driving home I heard Your Silent Face by New Order and I was shook to my core at how good it was and how much I liked it. From that night on my tastes changed and I still feel the same way today as I did that night when I hear the great music from the 80's.
@@bobnat2Yep, I'm 65 and it was first hearing the Ramones in the summer of 76 that changed everything for me.
you are so right ....they are so amazing ....our band is massively influenced by them
I bought this on a $1 cassette when I was a US Sailor visiting Hong Kong, 1984 or so. I listened to a few tapes for months at seas, and I loved this one. Still listening in 2022!
i was on board the USS Essex CVS9 1964 heading to the UK at that time Eric Burdon had a hit " house of the rising sun" every time i hear that song im back on the ship. just think we were heading to the UK 1964 the british invasion was in full swing to say the lease we had a blast there
Seven Seas!
Got my first Echo and the Bunnymen album from the Navy exchange at NAS Sigonella in 1980. Was lucky enough to see them twice when I was home on leave in New York City.
And the song has just been included in ''1899'' series' soundtrack :-) Brought me here! Great memories!!
I stole it on LimeWire. Sorry
My brother really liked Echo & The Bunnymen, he also liked other bands, of course, but The Killing Moon is the song that I keep hearing in my head for the past week because today would be his anniversary. He died 33 years ago at 18, and it affected me profoundly. But it's funny to know, only now, that this was released one day before his anniversary. That's a very nice concidence. Thanks.
🤗😘
I am sorry to hear about your brother.
Much love and peace of heart to you and yours my brother. ❤
I heard this today and can't get it out of my head, I read the comments and I get it now. God bless we will get through this mind fckry.
really sorry, may he rest in peace
Saw them last night in Detroit. Live performance of this song, one of the best in all of music history, was gorgeous.
I was there also what a fantastic night of music
Sounds cool. I live, or at least used to live (I never moved) very close to Ian and he's a very cool guy. He projects this air of the big 'I am' but in real life he's as down to earth as they come. And some of their local gigs in the 80s were spellbinding
In Denver for echo tonight!
Lucky person.love this song.❤
Which venue?
This song, bittersweet memories of the 80's, the angst of being a teenager, the clothes, the hairstyle, the youth club disco on a Friday night, the girls, the lads, the unbearable pain of wanting to be older, to explore the world - don't wait, do it or regret forever.
I recently read The Secret History by Donna Tartt, and whew you described the vibe. This song fits perfectly.
Too late.
Nailed it
Yes this song reminds me of a particularly painful rebuff in the 1980s .... very bittersweet song. Still wonderful though.
The soundtrack of my youth… along with The Cure, The Smiths, INXS, Depeche Mode and The Talking Heads, etc… There’s no music today that can compare with it, which makes me grateful that both of my millennial daughters love my music too! Its made road trips much more peaceful, lol!
I am 64 and this will always be one of my favourite tracks, god i wish i could go back in time to the eighties.
Larry nelmes agree. At 61 it is a reminder to how good music was from the 60's thru the 80's Quality never goes out of style!
Larry nelmes the 80s were the best
I am 60 and still love 80s music.
I can easily remember each new friend of the 80's.
im 60 and love this
it makes me sad, I don't think we'll hear music like this ever again. there's something so magical and otherworldly it is.
theres still goth and post punk music being made today that's as good or better than this, you just have to look for it.
@@rondomane got some recommendations?
@@volatili minature tigers - tailspin
Rilo kiley - “science vs romance”
Micheal Kiwanuka - love and hate
Inner wave - 88
Gus dapperton - I’m just snacking
The rare occasions - notion
it is a period of music that wont be repeated, but just enjoy it.
There's a replay icon, you can just click that.
It would be a miracle if a song like this was produced today... Thankfully we have this to remind us how some bands had just brilliant musicians back then... ❤✌️
Yes! Someone who understands!
Beautiful man, beautiful voice.
Does anyone know what feelings are anymore?
Or how gorgeous men looked in make up then,
And still do to be truthfull
Viva la differance!
I disagree. However, for it to get any airplay or promoted streaming would be the challenge.
@@Jon....... Probably right there. I was an Iron maiden fan back in 82 and they weren't radio friendly or had much airplay. Music today is just the same mumble nursery rhyme rap crap that radio stations constantly play. No real diversity anymore.
80's voices sound so different from today. They are deep, powerful and free. I love the 80's for that, it always gives me this feeling
agree
Agree sweetheart,I am a child of the 80s.
This is the sound i grew up with and i still love it.
Bless you.
That's because the music and the vocals were raw and natural back then. Now everything is overproduced and smothered with effects. Fake instruments have taken place of real ones and anyone with a pretty face can be a signed singer now, regardless of their singing ability. It's all about money now, which is sad because bands like Echo and the Bunnymen are the REAL artists. I've met amazing musicians who will never be heard because of the shallowness of the music industry. I don't like to be a negative Nancy but it is so true and as a musician myself, it is frustrating. I'm glad when I see others like yourself who acknowledge that music has changed because it makes me feel a little saner :)
KitCatNat very true comment ! i guess all we can do is appreciate the old gold.
That's silly. People said the same thing then about music from the 60s.
Goosebumps from an era that made the atmosphere crack with electricity........just sublime!
Sounds like faulty wiring
@@scottwakeling573 LOL, very funny
You had to be there to understand it- I 100% get it- I’m not sure what it was as I cannot put my finger on it but were not the only ones that felt it- it was magical
@@silvergirl7810 we all know. We just forget about it.
Yes, I get goosebumps the minute the first notes of this song start.
Wow ........ spine is tingling, hair standing on end, and I'm 52! Same re-action when I first heard the song in 1984.
How did we get here? Sometimes it seems like it was only yesterday.
I’m 52 as well, and still remember the first time I heard this song through headphones back in the mid-eighties. Still an amazing song. Even the extended versions are awesome that can be found on youtube. Do it properly and listen through headphones.
Perfectly said, friend. I turned 52 this year as well, and this song never ceases to resonate.
I am 57 😆
52 also here, I feel the same...
This is the “One Song” that changed everything for me and further opened up my world to a new musical genre I hadn’t yet fully experienced.
When I first heard it, it stopped me dead in my tracks. I instantly sat down on the carpeted floor of my bedroom with my transistor radio as I listened completely mesmerized and enthralled.
It was the early 1980s. I was 14 at the time. Currently, 55 and going to see them (again) in Detroit in a couple weeks!✨
You gotta a spare ticket, a flight from John Lennon airport would come in handy in handy as well. I'm not begging btw, well yes I am.
SAME! I'm 55 too. Echo had a huge impact on me in my teens. I was 12 when I heard Crocodiles. Loved them from that point on
First time I hear this or the group lead singer he reminds me of a favorite of mine who was ahead of his time from England David Bowie who has passed😞 I feel rather let down that I missed this lead singer’s music. Just by accident heard and saw BTS doing a show USA and I was captivated for life. 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
"So cruelly you kissed me" is my favorite line. Great lyrics.
mine too!
Lol that part came on as soon as i read this.
Me too. 😄 🙋🏽♂️🇲🇽
It is a compelling lyric. It's stayed with me all these years...
Right up there with another lyric by another band "her first kiss was her first kiss goodbye"
I'm pretty certain this was my introduction to Echo back in 1987, when I was 19. 1987 was filled with introductions to groups like Echo, New Order, The Smiths, The Cure, Depeche Mode, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Erasure, and so much more. What a great decade for music.
Scott Smith I agree completely with you
Joy division..
You were so lucky for being alive back then
Clássicos quem sabe gosta quem não sabe tem que conhecer , senão passa vontade de coisa boa
Scott - I concur!
i was a young man when this came out , now 53 and still i love it , the smiths , sisters of mercy and the bunnymen , even now i live with there songs in my heart , its a great selection , and while no longer goth i still love the music of the era
I don't remember the term "Goth" being used that often in 1983 when this was released. I was all of 18 yrs old when "The killing Moon" came out. I'm not trying to be rude, please don't take offense. Just wondering where you lived at that time. I'm from New Orleans, LA. Sometimes it takes a while for a phrase or term to hit the south......lol. But there was nothing like growing up in the Big Easy. But I love hearing about how other places in the world referred to the music and culture of that time frame. For me, the music of the late 70's and 80's, is unmatched. The level of creativity and diversity that came from that time frame, is what gave the artists of today the freedom of expression. Don't get me wrong, the 50'and the 60's had their thing. But a lot of it all sounded very similar.
But Echo and the Bunnymen are still one of my top 5 favorite bands of all times. I fell in love with Ian. Went to their concert one night, then saw Ian and the other band members the next night at the Psychedelic Furs concert. That list also includes The Psychedelic Furs, The The, The Ramones, David Bowie, The Smithereens and many others. I also like the hard core punk like the Misfits, the Sex Pistols, the Dead Kennedy's, Black Flag and more. I still listen to it all today. It never gets old....... Enjoy your day! Playem loud!!!!
And I'm now 57!
@@heidihill9504 happy belated birthday. Danse Society - Say It Again
@@tuomasholo Thank you, it's actually coming up shortly. I'll be 58 years young on 12/3. I always laugh and say that in my head I'm still young and thin.... Lol I may be growing older, but I never agreed to grow up!!!
You have a great music tast
I'm in tears, what kind of magic is this?
" you give yourself to him" I am 68 now and still remember the chills I got the first time I heard this song !( 1984) My brother just texted me - he is going to see them tonight.❤
I saw them last night. Every bit as amazing as when I saw them in 1987.
just one of the songs that makes you feel an emotion you can't quite describe...
Is soo deep and difficult to explain...
@@caro1399 it is like a wonderful dream with beautiful images and music! Ethereal and surreal, haunting and mesmerizing.
So true....this song and 'Big in Japan' by Alphaville.
@@m20j_pilot48 big in Japan? Are you serious? That is mere pop fodder.
@@mikeluke9404 // So true...but it was part of a line-up of songs a certain radio station where I grew up played on a regular basis...hearing one reminds me of another.
This song provokes mixed memories - happy and sad-ly sweet.
Same...
ObsoleteOddity hi Oddie dear...good to see you on this journey through youtube❤️
@@DeidreL9 Cheers Deidre :)
It's called melancholy.
Some Feelings: We have a big something in common! Plus I LOVE your channel. I was my prim in Punk Rock bars (mostly dancing) in Chicago and NYC when this was out. I was only 10. LOL
The guitar solo. The sax that comes in. The bongos n the synthetic fx...just make this song killer
This has to be one of the greatest songs of all time!
Absolutely totally....
The wisdom of the lyrics, the maturity of their music, and Ian's old-soul voice -- hard to remember they (and we) were so very, very young.....
Everything about the 80's was so Mature...We were dealing with some horrible crap back then...and our Music reflected that.
Ian McCulloch, often cited as having the finest male voice ever.
Reincarnates?
I just watched Donnie Darko, and this song fit so perfectly with the setting up of the movie. Couldn’t get it out of my head. What a beautiful song
Same
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There was supposes to be a whole different soundtrack for DD its on the dvd extras
I love donnie darko it's my favorite movie and I just love 80s music
@@traviswall1615 directors cut doesn't have it. I was like wtf is this shit this isn't DD. But apparently yeh they thought it was weird it was a british band and had some upbeat AOR crap instead. Its like taking 'the end' out of apocalypse now or 'thus spake zarathustra' from 2001 space odysee.
This just captures teen years of the 80’s anyone else? Amazing music & lyrics, defo a yearning, longing sehnsucht sense had then still have it. Who is listening to it in 2024? Would like a 12 inch but great to discover here with vidéos.
"Would like a 12 inch..." nah, I'm already at my girlfriend's limit. Show some consideration.
Yeah man. I grew up in 70s & 80s Northern England that’s definitely captured in this song. Love The Bunnymen still.
One of my favourites from this era: right up there with "Love will Tear us Apart". Played every morning when I got into uni - just takes me right back to those times!
Nope. 1984 was all Motley Crue.
@@bobgomez9481 Knobhead
I promise that one day everything is going to be better for you
One hopes.
Dido
Sure
Donnie Darko reference this is a man of culture
Doubtful :(
If you’ve never walked around your neighborhood on an October night listening to this, you should definitely do so.
Or cycling like in Donnie Darko
@@YellowAugustMusic98 finally watched that movie recently and it's what got me hooked on the song all over again!
@@madeleinep.828 I’m glad you did, I saw it too, very great movie!
Why?
I'll try that today 😂@@YellowAugustMusic98
This song is the feeling you get when you're at a house party on a beautiful summer night, and see your major, unattainable crush. I'm 61 now and remember the feeling like it happened last night.
Did you get the guy/girl?
Then she's run over by a man in a bunny costume so you shoot him in the eye then travel back in time so it never happens.
@@TrismegistusMx aboslute god comment
This comment breaks my heart
@@moneyasusual 'unattainable!'
I still get shivers down my spine when I hear this. Absolutely brilliant.
Hi there
Such a timeless classic. There is an unworldly nostalgic vibe to this song.
its amazing how this band were so amazing and still sound just as good today as they did years ago. without a doubt a big influence on our band
Verdade
There was this club that my wife would attend every weekend in Toronto. It was called Nuts n Bolts. They played all this great 80's music. We've been together for 40 years, married for 37 this year. We still listen to these guys and every other great band from back then. Listening to this brings back all those great memories.
I can't believe this song is almost 40 years old! Where did the tome and my youth go? Fantastic song❤
Oh Katie you and me both… such good times for me in the 80s! The LA nightclubs were so much fun and it was safe to hang out with friends after dark back then. Good Times all around! 😎
This was one of Echo’s great tours Ocean Rain! Getting old sucks I’m 62 and saw echo 3 times in the 80s
One of the best songs ever. But hardly mentioned in the mainstream
Does the mainstream need to be advised?
Mainstream to me means mediocre, ordinary
it has 30 million views, that's doing pretty well!
Well showing up in Billions definitely made it reappear
The mainstream isn't the centre of anyone's universe. The mainstream doesn't feel like this because not everyone is ready for it. I certainly wasn't at 14
This just doesn’t get old. A thing of beauty really is a joy forever.
Keats! It's my friend, really a joy forever.
Glen great description of a great song!
So true! All songs age due to the date of release, but some never grow old - this song is ageless!
It's a diamond and ageless.
Bitchen quote... Absolutely spot on...
You know when you're in love, you get that fluttery stomach feeling? That's how I feel listening to this song.
+Frankie Strange Yes! Well put.
Love and Rockets "Love Me" gives me that feeling along with those beautiful feeling chills and tingles.
I sometimes get that feeling perving at Miley Cyrus
Garry Myagui Who's miley cyrus?
The Mercy Seat by Nick Cave does the same thing to me...
These guys are finding new fame in their 60s. Wild time to be alive
COYG
@@Paul_Sepp Pride in Battle
What happened? Let me guess.. tik tok? Some dumb Netflix show? 🤦🏻♀️ I mean good for them but sheesh
They never been out of vogue. They had Oasis bigging them up in the 90s, then Donny Darko movie got made....
@@olivere5497 I want to climb into the TV and live in that movie and just stay there
One of the greatest songs to come out of the Eighties. I never heard it on the radio back then and just discovered it recently. Really beautiful.
Hi I recommend a song here on youtube called 'Where I Come From' By Robert Nix
Fr I only know about it cause of donnie darko I've surprising haven't heard it outside of the movie
Same here, I never once heard it anywhere until 2014 when my ex-bf played it for me. He was a total asshole, but he had great taste in music.
?? Didn't you have a good New Wave radio station where you lived? In SoCal we had great ones; heard E & BM all the time. What about Reptile by The Church? Another great song that more mainstream radio markets didn't play much, I think.
I heard on the radio. And bought the album days later.because there were so few musics out there like these were.
96 years and still loving this...
Really,96?
@@jenjackson5176 yes
@@emoparaense well done!! congratulations...
Echo & the Bunnymen, the vocals just completely amazing.
really really agree with. they should be bigger than they are. a massive influence and inspiration on our band and music .....
Never a fan of echo and the bunny men,but this song is classic.😊
agreed, not diminishing the rest of the band, but those vocals truly make this song soar
Specialy Sarah Martin! 👍🏴
ANOTHER TIMELESS CLASSIC! 80"S MUSIC RULES!! the dj
My God, this takes me back to my 14th summer. Everyday was carefree. Hanging out with my friends. It was such an awesome time to be young & be alive. I need a time machine. It would be lovely to back sometimes and revisit my youth.
Summer is not as long as it used to be huh?
Miss the 80s. Would go back for a visit in a second.
Me too
Would stay there for eternity if I could.
A great time to be a teenager!
For me, this is one of the best songs ever made. 10/10. 🖤
all their songs are great. they really are amazing ... a huge influence in our band
I don't have clear memories of this from the 80s, but I just heard an excerpt on TV (evening of Wednesday 28 August 2024 - may have been an EE advert), and immediately Echo and the Bunnymen came to mind. Timeless 80s greatness 🎼👏🏾🌟❤
This song is as good now as it was back in the 80s. Still love it.
Being a teen in the 80s was crazy awesome
I wish I could take a time machine back sometimes. So awesome.
It was. :)
Fuck you all 😃
it was but I never heard this stuff
Yeah !!!!
40 years ago today, this classic was released, and still one of my all time favourite songs ever!
This music lives forever. I hope future generations continue listening. Enjoy your life while you can.
I was born in '86 and recently saw this video on MTV (during rare times they actually play music videos). It's beautiful and I'm glad that I stumbled upon it.
The way the lyrics wrap around the music and the plaintive voice is perfection! No wonder I loved this band so much in the 80's!!! 💖🌹
This is my favourite song of theirs. His voice is amazing and the music goes brilliantly with him
these guys are the reason our band started and makes music.....without a doubt a huge influence on our band
One of the hidden gems of the 80s. Such a great period for music.
Everything in the 80s was hidden dude. No internet, remember?! 🤦🏻♂️
@@fellowdanbarber3323 Yeah, But the thing is, most 80's songs are so famous that almost everyone has heard about them in the 80's.
I don't believe I've heard this song in in nearly 25 years. What a magical return to a most fantastical time.
+aldeshsa Agreed!
You must of seen it on other music channels and heard it on some radio stations since then surly
one of the most underrated songs ever. A song about life, sacrifice and death.....great song.
I remember listening to this when I was cycling in the early morning and an aircraft engine fell on my house.
I love you Donnie!!!!!!
Who did you sue, the cycle company or Echo and the Bunnymen ? Lol.
Pish
What? Am I reading that right?
Ray van Wayenburg 😂🤣😭👍👏👏👏👍
I watch Donnie Darko 1 time every year on my birthday... Oct 30th. By far my favorite movie of all time. This song always gives me goosebumps.
Austin Schlatter Happy Birthday
@InSoxWeTrust thanks man!
Donnie darko gets better every time I watch it
Time for another viewing :)
Donnie darko is so FUCKING AWESOME HOLY SHIT
It doesn't matter how many times I hear this song it always has and always will give me goosebumps.
Materialismo
I agree
👍👍👍
Hello beautiful how are you doing
Mee too
❤ an advert on TV 📺 make me remember this song, and how much I like it , used to listen it once and again and again 😊. And now after so many years the song still is SO PERFECTLY DONE, can’t stop it on my mind. ❤
"Fate up against your will". Classic music and lyrics in every guise. Timeless. Music genius.
This song encompasses the struggles that we crazily battle on a day-to-day basis when the outcome is already written by fate.
A beautiful song, up there with the best.
they should be more known than they are. a massive influence on our band and music.
and possibly the moon’s impact on human behavior (not just the ocean). Especially, during a full moon, at the end if every month crimes go up according to local police reports. Choice individuals turn into werewolves 🐺 Major side eye!! 👀 😐 😑
The 80's was an awesome era for music.
Budgie
Best African deephouse
Being a 80's kid this song brings back wonderful memories of being in High school and trying to find your self. Flash forward 2023 a young man comes into the store I work at wearing a Echo and the Bunnymen tee shirt. I said to him great shirt. He said thank you my Dad gave it to me. Oh how old I felt,
I'm from today's younger generation, and my dad has always played tons of 80's bands music like The Smiths, The Cure, The Police, Tears For Fears, etc. and I really find myself resonating with that era of music.
I love how magical and otherworldly it feels, and it reminds me of a lot of good memories. Echo & The Bunnymen captures that vibe, and I really love their music because of that. This song is a banger 🔥
Ah nostalgia. 😅
I find it weird when they wear it lmao
That's happened to me too. A teenage girl that I worked with wore a Police concert T-shirt one day and I told her how cool that was that she liked the band. Then she told me that it was her mom's shirt, she didn't even know who the Police were. Yep...old.
@@stelharpwood5752 You GET it! I lived it. May you live it too. That magic. Timeless.
After so much time and perspective I can say unequivocally that the 80s were the best. A great fortune to have been able to live those moments so prolific. Organizing parties with friends of the moment is one of the ways to recover those memories, or wait for those wonderful bands to return to the stage to perform those immortal songs.
"Fate, up against your will" whew thats a killer line. love it
Hello how are you doing
But who won?
Fate or the Will ?
I think fate always wins.
@@m____w____6981 Only the truly gifted can overcome fate with the will.
Can we ever overcome fate?
@@rw8733 If we rise our will to the level of destiny, which is beyond fate, the secret of all the great ones who ever trod the earth.
What a wonderful masterpiece!!! Love Echo and the Bunnymen. I play this to my second grade students and they look in wonder!
Classic Song!! Another Great Band..That Was Highly Underappreciated
The comfort that this song gave me when I was feeling alone in boarding school was immense. I had the pleasure of seeing Echo & the Bunnymen about 13 years ago at a festival and it was a spiritual experience.
Hello beautiful how are you doing
@@donaldwilfred211 down bad
What festival?
@@shaunescott2050 It was Oxegen in Ireland, 2005 if my memory serves me right. Which means my original comment is wrong 🤦🏻♀
There is no other music like this. Always great memories.
there is
you are so right .....they never disappoint. a huge influence on our band and also music
Saw Ian, summer,’24 - all grown up from that beautiful boy in Echo - bought their album, way back.
Ian’s combo was very good, but his songs and the way he sings them was my draw to his London concert.
Thanks, Ian. Your a treasure,
JaneR
Yes, it's an 80s classic. But I'm here to tell you in 1984 getting your teenage buddies to listen to this gem on the car's cassette player instead of freakin ZZ Top again was a losing proposition.
The 80's in a nutshell. We had so many different genres and great music being a snob was easy
Tell me about it....
I lived being that girl in the 80's listening to the alternative & no one knowing
We respect you for it
Yes, the same here in Brazil.
I remember being a teenager in 1985 and this song echoing in the background, takes me right back
Me too!!
You guys are lucky. I was a teenager in 2005, enough said.
I was also but don't remember this song here in Australia. Would've loved it
I was born in 1985... But this song still reminds me of being a teenager. Appreciate it Donnie Darko.
I was 22 in 1985 and love this track. :-)
Everything about this song is perfect.
I know right I was thinking the same thing there is nothing you could possibly say is wrong with this song it is perfect
Literally.
im not au fait with musical terminology so this will sound crude but to be _absolutely_ perfect for me the verses (the killing moon/time parts) could he a tad longer before dropping into the chorus(?) fate up against etc. though i am being somewhat pedantic, it is an all time great as it is
Accurate.
Rediscovered watching 80s Top of the pops & loved as a teenager & now midlife love it again😍✌️
Amo essas musicas ouvindo e tomando uma agora 😂 sextou friday😂
please bring back the 80s the best decade in modern time
I was 15 in 70 and 25 in 80. Still much prefer the 70's for music but Totally agree as I get older , the 80's weren't bad either.✌
Still love this, after nearly 40 years. Still have Ocean Rain on vinyl! Netflix's 1899 brought me back around again!
Yes me too. 1899
Donny darko très bon film
me too i heard the song on the third episode, and was like shit this is good so i looked it up on youtube truly a master piece.
Netflix 1899 brought me here too!!!!😃
oh i went crazy when this song played during 1899 good show actually ....i love that movies and series use echo and the bunnymen and radio head songs in the background for so many series or movies yes can't wait for season two of 1899 Indeed a masterpiece ....been listening to it since it first came out, and in 86 saw echo and new order together great concert
14 years old at the time, I remember hearing this on the radio late one night, not catching who the artist was. Back then, songs weren't on heavy rotation like these days. I swear it took me months of late night listening to actually find out who this was. I promptly ran out and bought the cassette tape. Been with me ever since, though I no longer own a cassette deck. :D
Memories. Love this song and lyrics. Will be my funeral song and reflection 😔
Happy times. The70s and 80s music cannot be beaten. Music is not made like this anymore .😢
I was a metal head in the 80's with no tolerance for music like this.
Silly me.
We had tunnel vision back then
Same here. If only i could go back and punch younger me.
@@TotalSinging yep, if it wasn't Maiden or the like, it was shite and you were shunned, lol! revisiting all of this now, brilliant stuff!
Slayer did not mix well into songs like this....
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same
Lets remember the late drummer for Echo. Peter Louis Vincent de Freitas.. Performed on their first five albums.. Died in a motorcycle accident in 1989 at the age of 27. So very sad.. But his drumming lives on..
OH MY GOD, HE DID! :(
Wow he's officially a part of the 27 Club
he was fantastic on Over The Wall
His drumming on this is sublime. Just perfect.
We still had and have les warner
Just another great band from our 80's. Not played on pop stations but the underground radio with other great music