I luv it when the youngest generation are listening to Duran Duran 🎉🎉🎉shes so so so sweet bless her 🎉🎉🎉ive seen Duran Duran 73 times live worth every penny Duran Duran best band on planet earth 🌎🌍🌎 bless her what a lllllllluuuulllllyyyyy grand daughter you av show her more Duran hungry like the wolf rio the reflex🎉 🎉🎉
From Lilly's actions I think The Bangles Walk Like an Egyptian should be looked at, in fact I'm going to watch that song now as it's catchy and you have reminded me of it.
I just adore this grandpa/granddaughter relationship! Duran Duran was such an epic band. In my opinion they were the stand out band of their time because of their many unique, creative songs and videos...a class act❣️
She is amazingly adorable. She did the "Walk like an Egyptian" Dance without even knowing it. Her comment about being a fan of the 80's just made me love her even more.
I remember when I was a teen, Duran Duran was such a great band, always on the radio with a new song. I remember the music video for this song, he's dressed like Mad Max from the second film. Great song, hope Lilly likes it. Happy Birthday on Monday.
Lilly , that was very nice of you wishing happy birthday to Grand Dad. Although I listen to a lot of old rock from various decades, I do like all types of music, even stuff made now, but certain songs and artists. Steve Happy birthday(early but whatever) you look good for your age. Another song never heard in a while, thank you.Both enjoy day. ...............................................................................................List "I melt with you" by Modern English
@@budweiser600 Just looked them up, they were very popular from the mid '80s to the mid '90s. Sorry for the late reply, UA-cam doesn't send notifications when people reply to my posts. I have to come and check of my posts to see replies.
Lilly could get the residents of a Morgue to laugh. The song? Again, Lilly made it tolerable. BTW, I was the first "Like". :) And a very Happy Birthday to you Grand Dad Steve! 🎂🍨
Happy birthday, Steve. This group was everywhere for a few years in the 80s, with Simon Le Bon and his wife, Yasmin, particularly prominent. I can't say I have a definite favourite, though I really like Rio. I've read somewhere they got the group's name from a character in the 60s Jane Fonda SF film Barbarella, not sure if it is true.
Thanks Clive, yeh, I just googled them to see if I had missed one of their songs that I particularly liked, and their isn't one. 😄 I would agree that Rio is one of their better songs, and I can tolerate A View To A Kill, but probably only when I'm watching that James Bond Film.😄
1:33 ♫ ♪ Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday dear Steve. Happy birthday to you. ♪ Hip Hip Hooray... that it! Another birthday to, like me, remind you that you're a year older but hardly a day wiser?
Also coming right up by Bruce Willis is a good song but the audio sounds better then the live version and also a bit more of a slow song by Johnny cash a song called hurt and then some Bengali music Kishore Kumar Ek palaker ektu Dekha and Shing nei tobu naam tar singha and then Lata Mangeskar you needed me her only English song, Asha Bhosle in ankhon ki masti
Some more good 80s songs Boy George bow down mister sang with Asha Bhosle Phil Oakey & Giorgio Moroder together in electric dreams Bruce Springsteen dancing in the dark Bob Seger roll me away David Bowie Putting out fire Belinda Carlisle heaven is a place on Earth Beach boys kokomo Billy ocean Caribbean Queen no more love on the run Eddy Grant I don’t wanna dance Adam and the Ants Prince Charming Adam and the Ants stand and deliver Bruce Willis fun time Bruce Willis turn it up a little louder Bruce Willis under the boardwalk Paul McCartney ballroom dancing Paul McCartney no more lonely nights Cliff Richard baby you’re dynamite Cliff Richard she’s so beautiful Cliff Richard wired for sound The Everly brothers on the wings of a nightingale Elvis Costello Veronica Songs from the 70s The Drifters there goes my first love The Drifters the songs we used to sing The Drifters don’t act like you didn’t know The Drifters down on the beach tonight The Drifters you’re more then a number in my little red book Slade my friend Stan Led zeppelin fool in the rain Glen Campbell Southern nights Kenny Roger’s Lucille was going to recommend coward of the county but maybe age inappropriate Kenny Roger’s the gambler Kenny Roger’s Ruby don’t take your love to town Dolly Parton Baby I’m burning Dolly Parton All I can do Songs from the 60s The Rolling Stones I wanna be your man Acker Bill stranger on the shore Henry Mancini baby elephant walk Bert Kaempfert A swinging safari The who happy Jack Pink Floyd see Emily play The Everly brothers ebony eyes The Everly brothers take a message to Mary The Everly brothers lightning express The Everly brothers Cathy’s clown Some songs of the 1950s Frank Sinatra high hopes Frank Sinatra love and marriage Buddy Holly Peggy Sue The Everly brothers bye bye love
I hope you copied and pasted that, because that's a lot to type out, but your comment about Coward of the county makes me doubt that. One we can definitely cross off is Dancing in The Dark, not because I've shown it to her, but because I know she already knows it. There are quite a few on your list that I like though, so we're sure to do some of them.
@@Lilly8Listens Also there’s another good band called the dead south there is also heilung which are a Scandinavian band who do music based on ancient texts experimental folk music I suppose it’s classed as and also Kalush then also going back I recommend Freddie and the dreamers the Wurzels, blondie and the Glenn Miller orchestra
I'm a massive fan of early 80s music, and all the 70s music too, and massive not fan of late 80s. In world history, the 80s was sameness: a lot of stuck stalemated situations that dragged on almost all the way through them without changing. In music, the 80s was total change between each half. First half was very tuneful, with new romantic + synth pop, it belonged to the time when pop music was still actually sung, along with lots of space age effects. Second half was the explosion of hip-hop and rap, speech as so-called music. Early Duran Duran was one of the tuneful era's top sounds. But Wild Boys is from winter of 84-5, the middle point, and in it, the spoken shouts of "Wild Boys" are a hint of what's coming. Their songs in the next 5 years were flatter tuned + several had speech elements.
Also Johnny cash chicken in black, farmers almanac, the baron, five minutes to live, ballad of ira Hayes, get rhythm, hey porter, five feet high n rising and Petula Clark the little shoemaker and voice of baceprot Indonesian group a song called god allow me please to play music some recommendations
Back then I made a cassette tape with 'A View To A Kill' repeating on one side and 'Wild Boys' repeating on the other. Whichever of them I was in the mood to listen to I could just flip it and it would be on, although rarely from the beginning.
Hate to be the fly in the ointment but I honestly didn't like their songs much when you compare them against so many other great artists. They're a pretty good band...I just never cared much for their music. BTW happy birthday grand dad and wish you many more. Thanks to Lily as well as she is getting more comfortable on video. Great Egyptian moves. Thanks and please keep them coming :)
I have to pace myself when I'm uploading whatever videos we've recorded, so that I can keep up with the 40 times You Tube disables the comments.
I luv it when the youngest generation are listening to Duran Duran 🎉🎉🎉shes so so so sweet bless her 🎉🎉🎉ive seen Duran Duran 73 times live worth every penny Duran Duran best band on planet earth 🌎🌍🌎 bless her what a lllllllluuuulllllyyyyy grand daughter you av show her more Duran hungry like the wolf rio the reflex🎉 🎉🎉
From Lilly's actions I think The Bangles Walk Like an Egyptian should be looked at, in fact I'm going to watch that song now as it's catchy and you have reminded me of it.
I just adore this grandpa/granddaughter relationship!
Duran Duran was such an epic band. In my opinion they were the stand out band of their time because of their many unique, creative songs and videos...a class act❣️
She is amazingly adorable. She did the "Walk like an Egyptian" Dance without even knowing it. Her comment about being a fan of the 80's just made me love her even more.
So nice that Lilly sang Happy Birthday to her pap!
I remember when I was a teen, Duran Duran was such a great band, always on the radio with a new song. I remember the music video for this song, he's dressed like Mad Max from the second film. Great song, hope Lilly likes it.
Happy Birthday on Monday.
She Does.
Lilly , that was very nice of you wishing happy birthday to Grand Dad. Although I listen to a lot of old rock from various decades, I do like all types of music, even stuff made now, but
certain songs and artists. Steve Happy birthday(early but whatever) you look good for your age. Another song never heard in a while, thank you.Both enjoy day.
...............................................................................................List "I melt with you" by Modern English
Loves Lilly's moves!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! Lilly liked this one, she did that "Walk like an Egyptian" by that American group the Bangles. Thanks!
I know, I was wondering what on earth she was doing. 😄
"I'm not a fan of '80s music.
Lilly: I am."
I was a teenager in the '80s, so '80s is my music, my absolute favorite.
I wonder when was Erasure, was that the 80's or the 90's.
@@budweiser600 Just looked them up, they were very popular from the mid '80s to the mid '90s. Sorry for the late reply, UA-cam doesn't send notifications when people reply to my posts. I have to come and check of my posts to see replies.
Great track from Duran Duran ! Like a lot of bands I think their early work is the best . HAPPY BIRTHDAY STEVE. ! 😀
Thanks 👍
Happy Birthday on Monday, I also like Rio, and Hungry like a wolf.
Lilly did a great job hitting the golf ball.
It wasn't bad for her first try.
Classic track lilly
Thanks
Great song and video. 80's was my teenage years so many memories when I hear this song thank you for reacting to it.
Lilly could get the residents of a Morgue to laugh. The song? Again, Lilly made it tolerable. BTW, I was the first "Like". :) And a very Happy Birthday to you Grand Dad Steve! 🎂🍨
😄😄
Happy Birthday!
Reflex, Save a Prayer and New Moon on Monday by Duran Duran!
Happy Birthday
Happy birthday, Steve.
This group was everywhere for a few years in the 80s, with Simon Le Bon and his wife, Yasmin, particularly prominent. I can't say I have a definite favourite, though I really like Rio. I've read somewhere they got the group's name from a character in the 60s Jane Fonda SF film Barbarella, not sure if it is true.
Thanks Clive, yeh, I just googled them to see if I had missed one of their songs that I particularly liked, and their isn't one. 😄 I would agree that Rio is one of their better songs, and I can tolerate A View To A Kill, but probably only when I'm watching that James Bond Film.😄
Lily always makes me laugh!! More air guitar please! (maybe more dave edmunds or led zeppelin)
A late Happy Birthday from me. Looking forward to the little 'uns choice.
She picked one called Stay, it's on here.
@@Lilly8Listens So it is... I should pay more attention.
Happy late Birthday.
2:36 Lily's air ostrich!
1:33
♫ ♪ Happy birthday to you.
Happy birthday to you.
Happy birthday dear Steve.
Happy birthday to you. ♪
Hip Hip Hooray... that it!
Another birthday to, like me, remind you that you're a year older but hardly a day wiser?
Makes me wonder where the time went.
Also coming right up by Bruce Willis is a good song but the audio sounds better then the live version and also a bit more of a slow song by Johnny cash a song called hurt and then some Bengali music Kishore Kumar Ek palaker ektu Dekha and Shing nei tobu naam tar singha and then Lata Mangeskar you needed me her only English song, Asha Bhosle in ankhon ki masti
Some more good 80s songs
Boy George bow down mister sang with Asha Bhosle
Phil Oakey & Giorgio Moroder together in electric dreams
Bruce Springsteen dancing in the dark
Bob Seger roll me away
David Bowie Putting out fire
Belinda Carlisle heaven is a place on Earth
Beach boys kokomo
Billy ocean Caribbean Queen no more love on the run
Eddy Grant I don’t wanna dance
Adam and the Ants Prince Charming
Adam and the Ants stand and deliver
Bruce Willis fun time
Bruce Willis turn it up a little louder
Bruce Willis under the boardwalk
Paul McCartney ballroom dancing
Paul McCartney no more lonely nights
Cliff Richard baby you’re dynamite
Cliff Richard she’s so beautiful
Cliff Richard wired for sound
The Everly brothers on the wings of a nightingale
Elvis Costello Veronica
Songs from the 70s
The Drifters there goes my first love
The Drifters the songs we used to sing
The Drifters don’t act like you didn’t know
The Drifters down on the beach tonight
The Drifters you’re more then a number in my little red book
Slade my friend Stan
Led zeppelin fool in the rain
Glen Campbell Southern nights
Kenny Roger’s Lucille was going to recommend coward of the county but maybe age inappropriate
Kenny Roger’s the gambler
Kenny Roger’s Ruby don’t take your love to town
Dolly Parton Baby I’m burning
Dolly Parton All I can do
Songs from the 60s
The Rolling Stones I wanna be your man
Acker Bill stranger on the shore
Henry Mancini baby elephant walk
Bert Kaempfert A swinging safari
The who happy Jack
Pink Floyd see Emily play
The Everly brothers ebony eyes
The Everly brothers take a message to Mary
The Everly brothers lightning express
The Everly brothers Cathy’s clown
Some songs of the 1950s
Frank Sinatra high hopes
Frank Sinatra love and marriage
Buddy Holly Peggy Sue
The Everly brothers bye bye love
I hope you copied and pasted that, because that's a lot to type out, but your comment about Coward of the county makes me doubt that. One we can definitely cross off is Dancing in The Dark, not because I've shown it to her, but because I know she already knows it. There are quite a few on your list that I like though, so we're sure to do some of them.
@@Lilly8Listens Also there’s another good band called the dead south there is also heilung which are a Scandinavian band who do music based on ancient texts experimental folk music I suppose it’s classed as and also Kalush then also going back I recommend Freddie and the dreamers the Wurzels, blondie and the Glenn Miller orchestra
I'm a massive fan of early 80s music, and all the 70s music too, and massive not fan of late 80s.
In world history, the 80s was sameness: a lot of stuck stalemated situations that dragged on almost all the way through them without changing. In music, the 80s was total change between each half.
First half was very tuneful, with new romantic + synth pop, it belonged to the time when pop music was still actually sung, along with lots of space age effects. Second half was the explosion of hip-hop and rap, speech as so-called music.
Early Duran Duran was one of the tuneful era's top sounds. But Wild Boys is from winter of 84-5, the middle point, and in it, the spoken shouts of "Wild Boys" are a hint of what's coming. Their songs in the next 5 years were flatter tuned + several had speech elements.
Also Johnny cash chicken in black, farmers almanac, the baron, five minutes to live, ballad of ira Hayes, get rhythm, hey porter, five feet high n rising and Petula Clark the little shoemaker and voice of baceprot Indonesian group a song called god allow me please to play music some recommendations
Not a fan of eighties music being a prog rock fan. Gave a thumbs up for Lilly's lovely rendition of Happy birthday grandad.
Didn't Duran Duran do the theme song to the James Bond movie: A View To A Kill?
If they did, I think that's the only song by them that I know.
Yes, they did.
Back then I made a cassette tape with 'A View To A Kill' repeating on one side and 'Wild Boys' repeating on the other.
Whichever of them I was in the mood to listen to I could just flip it and it would be on, although rarely from the beginning.
Could you do a reaction to Respect yourself by Bruce Willis
Bruce Willis sings songs?
@@Lilly8Listens yes he did an album called the return of Bruno he did under the boardwalk with the temptations
Happy birthday! But... Lilly making you sit through some horrible modern song is valid payback for you making her sit through Duran Duran.
Well like I said, I'm not a massive fan myself.😄
Hate to be the fly in the ointment but I honestly didn't like their songs much when you compare them against so many other great artists. They're a pretty good band...I just never cared much for their music. BTW happy birthday grand dad and wish you many more. Thanks to Lily as well as she is getting more comfortable on video. Great Egyptian moves. Thanks and please keep them coming :)
Sounds like we agree, I'm surprised I even like this one. 😄
@@Lilly8Listens Yes, I totally agree!