If I could have looked like anyone back then it would have been midgey boy. Just my luck I look like the cunt looks now and I'm ten years younger 😂😂 As another famous Scots /Multi national fella once said - Id still crawl 500 miles through broken glass tae use the cunt's shite fur toothpaste😁.😎 LLLOVE Ultravox 😁
R.I.P. Chris Cross 😥 Thank You so much for Your great music and thank You my Lord for the time on earth we were able to share with people like Chris... ALPHAVILLE 🌟1 more STAR in HEAVEN Safe 🌈journey m8 💙🎗
55 years old and finally found the original video! And not the one from Alphaville. One of my all time favourite songs! Can you imagine writing the lyrics in the 80’s and living it now 2024
Doesn't matter what music your into, if it is popular/really popular then you can't get away from it andstill plays today! So really confused how your just discovering Ultravox-makes no sense????
And I was the new romantic guy that wore colour and eye liner ... and now fully dig the metal music.... (when its not thrash) ... i guess because good music is good music
I mean Ultravox had punk sensibilities, same as The Stranglers in their early days, so I guess it makes sense you like it, the beat and guitars are pop-punky.
you do, i only had to work 2 jobs 6 days a week. fuck the 80s big time, yeah the music was nice. but sitting around listening music all day wasnt the 80s for 99,9% of the people. sure now looking back it all looks like awesome shit hahaha.
The iconic Midge Ure and Ultravox. Wasn't the 80's just the best era of our life's and the happiest. A fine band which brings happy memories of fun dance venue's, wild hair, leather trousers. Great times xx Love to all Ultravox fans x
Einer der geilsten Songs der 80er Jahre. Ich kann von Ultravox nie genug kriegen. Das ist meine schönste Zeit gewesen. 80er Jahre pur. Einfach unvergessen.
The foresight in this video is chilling. 2 years later Chernobyl fallout happened and Pripyat became a ghost town. A time when music videos carried a message. I cherish growing up in the 80’s.
Three Mile Island incident had occurred a few years prior (1979), so the topic was still sort of on many minds ("what if it happened here and there were mass casualties?" etc).
I'm 17. Ultravox were one of the first bands that I got into. When I was growing up, my parents introduced me to all of their best songs and I instantly fell in love. Their sound birthed such a passion for music in me, as I'm now a guitarist and singer in a band. Such a beautiful and emotional tune!
In my opinion, still one of the greatest music videos of all time. No fancy effects; just simple storytelling that delivers a knockout punch straight to your heart.
It's about time Midge Ure became a Sir. He was the unsung hero of Band Aid 1985. Whilst Geldof took the glory, Midge ure was content to stay in the shadows and organise and plan the whole event. I will always hold him in the upmost respect for that.
You should read Geldoff's book about it all, you'll see what and who was behind the whole thing, who actually went to Africa and held dying children and made a lot of the big decisions. Who called and called and wrote anyone and everyone to get the whole thing off the ground. Yes, Midge helped a lot, but it was Geldoff that did most of the legwork and got it all going. They did write the song together and i do believe Midge should get more credit for that
Ultravox was and always be cherished and kept in my heart I am 50 yrs old now and every time I listen to this wonderful music I am reminded of how wonderful my teenage life was Thank you Midge and Ultravox band members for the memories.
I don't know what they were thinking when they made the video....prophets maybe? Yet the song is a masterpiece of 80's synth-pop...solid sound, unbelievable vocals, i still adore it!
40 years old is one of the best songs I heard in my life. Ultravox is my favourite band !!! I first heard this song in the 90s and it was immediately love !! Wonderful this melody and throbbing rhythm! Midge's voice is amazing !!!
Born in 1986 I heard all these songs playing in my parent's car. Aha, Rah Band, Talk Talk, Ultravox, Alphaville, Bronsky Beat, Soft Cell, Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark... They had a few new-wave compilations on audio cassette. All these songs really painted my early memories with some unique colours. I was a young boy full of hope for the future. I would never have imagined society would be such a mess in 2020. Dancing with tears in my eyes is one special track. I remember having mixed feelings about that one. Still have. It's stirring up some deep and unknown sentiment. Could not find a word for it. Thanks Ultravox you're great artists bringing beauty to the world.
I first heard this in 84 on KROQ and fell in love with it. Then I saw the video and cried....HARD! It just came on the radio and I decided to watch it again. Cried even harder, immediately. Look at our world today. 😪
This song expresses what I am living and expecting for this year. I am literally dancing with tears in my eyes, weeping for the memory of a life gone by!!
One of the best music videos ever. In terms of really fusing the arts of song and movie, the 80s and 90s were music video gold anyway but this one took it to absolutely stellar levels. Terrific band.
Jeremy Alexander wow, aren’t you just a bundle of joy! There’s nowt wrong with looking back on past decades with fond memories. Part of me thinks your comment was just a bait one but I’ll bite anyway. Enjoy your bitter and angst ridden life, mate!
It's the first music video that brings me to tears in my life. As someone who is built close to the water, it is very inconvenient anyway. But I love the melody, the lyrics and the video. Thanks, Ultravox.
i think there was so much emotion in music back then as there was no emotion at all in society, it was a outcry. it still is. but music now is braindead. just as mankind. RIP.
I heard this song for the first time not even a month ago playing Metal Gear Solid 5, never heard of it before. Definitely a classic in my heart less than a month later.
@@VANTARTS Cool, gatekeeping music. Who the fuck cares? They found it and they love it. People like you are always like "This music needs to be heard more" but the second people hear it more, you hate it.
I dance with tears in my eyes listening to this wonderful song and remembering past times ... Forever young and forever in love! 💖 "We love to the sound of our favorite song Over and over!"
I was only 18 when this kind of music was on the radio and even now at 53 i find myself going back to listen and remember the fond memories i treasure and it is so wonderful. you have to have been there to appreciate it, life is fleeting and so short please stop and gain some perspective and you will see what is really important.
As a teen I always felt such emotion hearing this song , but the video always freaked me out a bit , being a teen and scared hearing about nuclear war etc back in the 80s..still an amazing song and happy to hear it again in 2023
@@LyllianaofMirrah You don't think so well say, as an Occitan native under the domination of the "Big Brother = French State", I know what that means ... Except that it was already the case in the 80s, a triumphal decade for the economy and therefore the French model, in which the indigenous Occitan question did not count more than that of the Dakota Indians in Reagan's USA
This song is for my best friend D that died.....the first time I heard this song me and him was playing metal gear v and I put this on, he was like man what do you know about this young buck! This is a 80s song....I'm like shut up D lol your 5 years older then me sir.....now this song just hurts me to my core.....that was my one real true friend I considered my brother and I miss him dearly.....it's only been 2 years so the pain still cuts deep.....miss you D this is for you my friend 💔💔😢
I love how Ultravox took on a more guitar-driven sound on some of the songs on Lament. I guess Midge was hearkening back to his harder Thin Lizzy days. He delivers these frantic tunes so well. His voice has the power of the sun.
This song always reminds me of my father. We were grocery shopping back when this was released and I kept singing this probably annoying the eff out him but he still went out and bought me the single on clear vinyl. I miss him so much. Even after 26 years 😢
One of my favorite moments playing MGSV was hearing this magnificent song in the DISTANT, slowly getting louder and louder and Pequod going like, " Shortly arriving at LZ " 😍
So many of these songs hit just as hard today. Sure, they may have been about the Cold War when they were written in the 1980s, but the sentiments still apply to our world in 2020. Peace, everyone...stay safe.
I should agree partly. I'm 40, come from Slovakia, former Czechoslovakia, so 80's was the decade of a change. Also my childhood years. And music such as this was not available (easily) [became at the beginning of 90s]. So I understand that nostalgia of people like me. But I've read many comments of different people, from different countries, different age (30-70) and all of them say "Good old 80's, fuck the today'. Why is that? What was the main reason of their nostalgia? Dunno how easy was to get music in western countries in end of 80's (behind "the wall" it wasn't easy [and also not legal for 'western' music afaik]), but compare it to today - wanna music? Plenty of. Instantly. Everywhere. Maybe music devalved and todays music has no value for our ears because there is too much music everywhere. Maybe it is about social contacts - wanna music at 80's? Go to shop, go to concert, meet people. Not "open web browser and play (freely)" whatever you want. Alone. Everywhere...
This video makes me really sad. It's even more devastating than "Lament" - whose tune is very sorrowful. Whoever the director for this video is, thank you for such a touching work.
More music from Ultravox: Ultravox.lnk.to/Listen
If I could have looked like anyone back then it would have been midgey boy.
Just my luck I look like the cunt looks now and I'm ten years younger 😂😂
As another famous Scots /Multi national fella once said - Id still crawl 500 miles through broken glass tae use the cunt's shite fur toothpaste😁.😎
LLLOVE Ultravox 😁
NIAGW Though.
Shit! Ye canny say that these days... True all the same
Thanks for the music
♡♡♡♡♡♡
RIP Chris Cross (July 14, 1952 - March 25, 2024), aged 71
You will be remembered as a legend.
Ah fuck, I did not know that. Gutted.
Very glad, as my favourite band growing up, that I got to see them when they reformed. Tears
of joy were shed that evening.
An important song in my youth xx
I am deeply sad.😢
God bless
RIP Chris Cross. 😪
Thank you for the wonderfull music.
❤❤
R.I.P. Chris Cross 😥
Thank You so much for Your great music
and thank You my Lord for the time on earth
we were able to share with people like Chris...
ALPHAVILLE 🌟1 more STAR in HEAVEN
Safe 🌈journey m8 💙🎗
RIP Chris Cross. Thank you for giving me the soundtrack of my youth.
For me, 40 years hasn’t removed any of this videos emotional impact. Great song, great video, great band.
Saw Ultravox at Sheffield, and they are brilliant live ... such a great atmosphere, this was the 80s for you!
indeed!!
This and Sting's 'Russians' also to this day sends chills down my spine.
I liked the video where the couple pull the white sheet over the selves.
The same….
55 years old and finally found the original video! And not the one from Alphaville. One of my all time favourite songs! Can you imagine writing the lyrics in the 80’s and living it now 2024
That song is called Dance With Me though lol
❤
My god, this song is a masterpiece, everything sounds magnificent.....
Absolutely !
Only 80s music can make you want to dance even during the end of the world..
😂😂😂👏👏👏
Indeed
Dancing under the Rain of this Historical Times...❤
70s is the best 60s too
@@davideveson1049
80's #1
80's #2
80's #3
......and then theres the rest of the world.
As a teenager this song always made me cry played it today at 56 and I'm still crying.
Same here...
I'm with you.
What a teenager? I was a chield and now I'm 56 !
You must drink a lot of water.
Hopefully there was a period between teenage and now when you did not cry.
I was a metal head in the 80’s. Just now discovering Ultravox. Amazing.
Metal band Warmen did this and it’s great cover.
Doesn't matter what music your into, if it is popular/really popular then you can't get away from it andstill plays today!
So really confused how your just discovering Ultravox-makes no sense????
I am a metal head, but I remember this and the fear of nuclear war, 99 Red Balloons was another song that really hit me back then.
And I was the new romantic guy that wore colour and eye liner ... and now fully dig the metal music.... (when its not thrash) ... i guess because good music is good music
I mean Ultravox had punk sensibilities, same as The Stranglers in their early days, so I guess it makes sense you like it, the beat and guitars are pop-punky.
Listening with tears in my eyes 😢
RIP Chris Cross 😔
Beautiful Ultravox and 80s. I was born in 1980. Im italian.
I'm weeping for the memory of the 80s.
you do, i only had to work 2 jobs 6 days a week. fuck the 80s big time, yeah the music was nice. but sitting around listening music all day wasnt the 80s for 99,9% of the people. sure now looking back it all looks like awesome shit hahaha.
Me 2 🫂
Best times ever
Tears in my eyes ... many years ... with this 80's masterpiece ... I am 52 years old 😊 ❤❤❤
I'm here ! I loved Ultravox with my friends when I was 14 in 1986 ! We've been to the concert in Paris in 1987 I think. Great memories !
Dancing and singing in summertime, in Europe, Spain. August 2023. Thanks Ultravox.
hello, how are you doing? it is nice meeting you here.
Rip Europe
Im 61 and I love ultravox
i as well Also DK, Kate Bush Black Flag and Mozart.
64 and the very same !
60 coming and I'm melting In this song ever since I've heard it. Much love thanks.
The iconic Midge Ure and Ultravox. Wasn't the 80's just the best era of our life's and the happiest. A fine band which brings happy memories of fun dance venue's, wild hair, leather trousers. Great times xx Love to all Ultravox fans x
It's one of those songs that elicits painful nostalgia.
kinda makes you dance with tears in your eyes
It's meta af
Nostalgia reconfortante❤❤
Agreed!
Like the death of a partner or relationship or the like
It's 2022 and this song makes more sense now then ever
100%. I
hard truth
Yes, because of your fucking President Putin!
@@MrRhurbarb I'm from North Macedonia which Putin declared as enemy state for supporting Ukraine
@@aleksandarvolchev7818 OK, sorry. Your name sounded Russian to me. My ignorance.
Einer der geilsten Songs der 80er Jahre. Ich kann von Ultravox nie genug kriegen. Das ist meine schönste Zeit gewesen. 80er Jahre pur. Einfach unvergessen.
Das Musikvideo und der Inhalt ist so traurig, deswegen ist es ja so geil😢
The foresight in this video is chilling. 2 years later Chernobyl fallout happened and Pripyat became a ghost town. A time when music videos carried a message. I cherish growing up in the 80’s.
Three Mile Island incident had occurred a few years prior (1979), so the topic was still sort of on many minds ("what if it happened here and there were mass casualties?" etc).
Geht mir auch so 😮
METAL GEAR SOLID, refining and revitalizing 80s songs😍😍😍😍.
that was the first time I heard this song
+
Replaying PP right now such an amzing game! Long Live Hideo Kojima!!
@@CokerCola420 Haha same here, and this song got stuck again in my head.
@@CokerCola420 I will punch him in his hipster glasses and make him eat his leather jacket.
RIP Chris Cross. 80's music never dies because of musicians like you. God gave rock n roll to you.
Jesus, when did I get old and why will we never experience music like this again?
It also means that nuclear explosion/attack never came, thankfully.
Because nothing ever stays the same. It's the law.
Because of degenerate rap music.
same.....
@@Warum_Nicht In contrast to cultured and uplifting rap music,
like Eminem.
I'm 17. Ultravox were one of the first bands that I got into. When I was growing up, my parents introduced me to all of their best songs and I instantly fell in love. Their sound birthed such a passion for music in me, as I'm now a guitarist and singer in a band. Such a beautiful and emotional tune!
You have great parents. Appreciate them. Keep playing and enjoying music.
@@mikewood9514 I came to say the same thing. Awesome parents
legends
Midge Ure did a lot of great things.
HOORAY!!!
How many good songs have left in the 80s. Over time they leave you with good memories and nostalgia.
That is a very kind way to observe.
In my opinion, still one of the greatest music videos of all time. No fancy effects; just simple storytelling that delivers a knockout punch straight to your heart.
Especially in February 2022!
What a devastating, yet amazing theme for a song. The video just breaks my heart.
It's about time Midge Ure became a Sir.
He was the unsung hero of Band Aid 1985.
Whilst Geldof took the glory, Midge ure was content to stay in the shadows and organise and plan the whole event. I will always hold him in the upmost respect for that.
You should read Geldoff's book about it all, you'll see what and who was behind the whole thing, who actually went to Africa and held dying children and made a lot of the big decisions. Who called and called and wrote anyone and everyone to get the whole thing off the ground. Yes, Midge helped a lot, but it was Geldoff that did most of the legwork and got it all going. They did write the song together and i do believe Midge should get more credit for that
organise? whilst? a sir? the glory? you poor nigel - you really need to get off that tiny england island once in awhile.
So true.
@@chesirekatja1698 history has shown that however much Geldof begged and petitioned, no one took him seriously until Midge signed as the orchestrator.
He deserves it for sporting that tache alone...
Ruhe in Frieden, Chris Cross 🕊️
Just listened to this song again 39 years after its release. If you read this comment, pull up a chair and listen to the song. It's well worth it!
Increíble que ya hayan pasado 39.años....
@@josefinamuniz9871 ya lo sé. Me siento vieja ja!
How Many People Still Loves "ULTRAVOX"???.
The dark atmosphere involved in this and other Ultravox's songs allied with the lyrics are unique. Great band!!!!!
One of the best 80's songs.
These sad new wave and dark wave tunes were great in the 80's. By the way...I never left the 80's or 90's.
we all did, those that lived in the 80s made it possible the 80s ended.
Ultravox was one of the best Bands in the 80'
Ultravox was and always be cherished and kept in my heart I am 50 yrs old now and every time I listen to this wonderful music I am reminded of how wonderful my teenage life was Thank you Midge and Ultravox band members for the memories.
I'm 56 but the John Foxx Ultravox are proper legendary in comparison to Midge. Not knocking Midge as he,s versatile with different music genres..👍
And Slik before Ultravox
Same here, Frank.
Same here! I am 51.
love it! 53 here..damn!
C'est chanson. Me fait toujour pleuré comme mon adolescente j'ai 55ans. Aujoudhuit.
Me too dude
I don't know what they were thinking when they made the video....prophets maybe?
Yet the song is a masterpiece of 80's synth-pop...solid sound, unbelievable vocals, i still adore it!
23.05.2023 Miło jest posłuchać jeszcze raz tego utworu Stare dobre czasy🙂
Nawet nie wiesz jakie dobre dla mnie :)
40 years old is one of the best songs I heard in my life. Ultravox is my favourite band !!! I first heard this song in the 90s and it was immediately love !! Wonderful this melody and throbbing rhythm! Midge's voice is amazing !!!
Such an underrated group.
And lets not forget Midge Ure's "If I was"... great song.
Lyrics
Dancing with tears in my eyes
Weeping for the memory of a life gone by
Dancing with tears in my eyes
Living out a memory of a love that died
It's five and I'm driving home again
It's hard to believe that it's my last time
The man on the wireless cries again
It's over, it's over
Dancing with tears in my eyes
Weeping for the memory of a life gone by
Dancing with tears in my eyes
Living out a memory of a love that died
It's late and I'm with my love alone
We drink to forget the coming storm
We love to the sound of our favourite song
Over and over
Dancing with tears in my eyes
Living out a memory of a love that died
It's time and we're in each other's arms
It's time but I don't think we really care
Dancing with tears in my eyes
Weeping for the memory of a life gone by
Dancing with tears in my eyes
Weeping for the memory of a life gone by
Dancing with tears in my eyes
Source: LyricFind
Songwriters: Christopher Thomas Allen / Midge Ure / Warren Reginald Cann / William Currie
Dancing With Tears in My Eyes lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Warner Chappell Music, Inc
Born in 1986 I heard all these songs playing in my parent's car. Aha, Rah Band, Talk Talk, Ultravox, Alphaville, Bronsky Beat, Soft Cell, Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark... They had a few new-wave compilations on audio cassette. All these songs really painted my early memories with some unique colours. I was a young boy full of hope for the future. I would never have imagined society would be such a mess in 2020.
Dancing with tears in my eyes is one special track. I remember having mixed feelings about that one. Still have. It's stirring up some deep and unknown sentiment. Could not find a word for it.
Thanks Ultravox you're great artists bringing beauty to the world.
I am 56 y.old , I am such so same as your parents... Same bands, same tastes, same for all these music so exceptional ❤
Retro man A hit in may 1984 it got to number 3 in the uk 😛😛😛😛😛❤💋
I first heard this in 84 on KROQ and fell in love with it. Then I saw the video and cried....HARD! It just came on the radio and I decided to watch it again. Cried even harder, immediately. Look at our world today. 😪
That is about the first time I heard it ! Also listened to KROQ in those days.
Nancy Leigh
The world Today seems a different place to the one I knew growing up in the 60s 70s It's So Sad how things have Changed 😢
I used to spend hours listening to Kroq. The poor man, Jed the fish, Freddy snakeskin many more
KROQ's Richard Blade and his love for music from back home in the UK 🇬🇧
@@DavidLee-et7zv so. Very true...far better times...life was enjoyable then
This song expresses what I am living and expecting for this year. I am literally dancing with tears in my eyes, weeping for the memory of a life gone by!!
Join the club.
hey, we ll go back to normal , be sure of it!
Ye like myself ✌️🤘👍
ms pollyanna hang in there. things will get better!!!!
@@damnyourpasswords Unfortunately in Brazil It won't so soon. Kind of hell :(
R.I.P Chris LEGEND
One of the best music videos ever. In terms of really fusing the arts of song and movie, the 80s and 90s were music video gold anyway but this one took it to absolutely stellar levels. Terrific band.
Man, this song is too much. The contrast of the high-pace beat and the darkness of the lyrics, masterful work.
This is an awsome classic . I was born in the early 80s and my mum used to play this all the time . I love tunes from the 80’s
Still listening to this in 2020. Greatest decade of my life.
@@jeremyalexander9761 LOL what a bullshit 😩
Jeremy Alexander bruh chill out man it’s just his taste 😂
@@jeremyalexander9761 The world is full of sad fuckers who never discovered good music.
Jeremy Alexander wow, aren’t you just a bundle of joy! There’s nowt wrong with looking back on past decades with fond memories. Part of me thinks your comment was just a bait one but I’ll bite anyway. Enjoy your bitter and angst ridden life, mate!
When the music was music....
The 80's was the best time of my life
Yessss
Yeah, too bad I realized late
It's the first music video that brings me to tears in my life. As someone who is built close to the water, it is very inconvenient anyway. But I love the melody, the lyrics and the video. Thanks, Ultravox.
The epitome of the 80s, beat, heartbeat, emotion.
i think there was so much emotion in music back then as there was no emotion at all in society, it was a outcry. it still is. but music now is braindead. just as mankind. RIP.
I heard this song for the first time not even a month ago playing Metal Gear Solid 5, never heard of it before. Definitely a classic in my heart less than a month later.
finding this music from a video game.....kinda cringe
@@VANTARTS What's cringe about people discovering music through someone else's mixtape? You're weird.
@@kekutougame saying you're weird to someone......kinda cringe
@@VANTARTS No it's how new generations discover great music from an era gone by
@@VANTARTS Cool, gatekeeping music.
Who the fuck cares? They found it and they love it. People like you are always like "This music needs to be heard more" but the second people hear it more, you hate it.
In 2024 this Song makes more sense than ever.
The fear is understandable but the nuclear blast will never come. It's only effective if it doesn't.
Ya man
Yup ❤
Rest in peace dear Chris Cross, God bless you😢
The super 8 footage burning up in the projector was brilliant and heartbreaking.
😢R.I.P. The most beautiful song
2024 and still loving this song.
That moment when you discover you’re favorite 1980’s song in 2024.
you are?
When videos were creative and a piece of artwork in and of themselves. God I wish we could get back to this.
Classic Ultravox! May 2022! Awesome!!!!
Ultravox,TheHuman League,Depeche Mode,Pet Shop Boys,OMD,Eurythmics,Erasure...Great Bands.Greets from Poland :-)
deep purple,...
Visage
Greets from hungary. Lengyel magyar két jó barát együtt harcol és issza borát
@@crwth1337
I was in Hungary last week !!
I ate too much at Vörösmarty tér !!
@@lewis72 ohh that is good xD
This video is class in a glass....my all time fav Ultravox tune
hello, how are you doing??it is nice meeting you here.
I dance with tears in my eyes listening to this wonderful song and remembering past times ... Forever young and forever in love! 💖
"We love to the sound of our favorite song
Over and over!"
Indeed...beautiful comment!
@@fredvegerano9607 Thank you! The comment was from my heart and soul! Inspired by this wonderful song!
@@jasnazivkovic613 You're very welcome...blessings!
I was only 18 when this kind of music was on the radio and even now at 53 i find myself going back to listen and remember the fond memories i treasure and it is so wonderful. you have to have been there to appreciate it, life is fleeting and so short please stop and gain some perspective and you will see what is really important.
The 80's had the best music ever👍
yes videos, mini movies, nothing like it now sadly
This song made such a strong impression on me as kid. Still one of my most favourite 80s songs. 80s are timeless.
I am 50 now this is one ov my favourite songs ever amen midge ure feelings and passion amazing artist ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ lovely 💐😍💐😍💐😍💐😍
hello, how are you doing? it is nice meeting you here.
There is no modern day substitute for music like this.
💯 true
see the CURE
White lies
Loved this song upon release. Still love it in 2024
As a teen I always felt such emotion hearing this song , but the video always freaked me out a bit , being a teen and scared hearing about nuclear war etc back in the 80s..still an amazing song and happy to hear it again in 2023
Nobody knows what that feeling was who was not there at the time.
Thx for sharing.
Songs like this will never get old classics
1980 People: *THE FUTURE IS GOING TO BE GREAT*
2020 People: *LET'S GO BACK TO THE 80'S*
Greets from OCCITANIA :-)
people just forgot that the future might turn out to be a 1984 big brother nightmare
@@LyllianaofMirrah You don't think so well say, as an Occitan native under the domination of the "Big Brother = French State", I know what that means ... Except that it was already the case in the 80s, a triumphal decade for the economy and therefore the French model, in which the indigenous Occitan question did not count more than that of the Dakota Indians in Reagan's USA
because you always have to go to the better future, never stop
I lived the 60s 70s 80s and i was so lucky .
80's: How would it be in future?
Today: How would it be in the 80's?
This song is for my best friend D that died.....the first time I heard this song me and him was playing metal gear v and I put this on, he was like man what do you know about this young buck! This is a 80s song....I'm like shut up D lol your 5 years older then me sir.....now this song just hurts me to my core.....that was my one real true friend I considered my brother and I miss him dearly.....it's only been 2 years so the pain still cuts deep.....miss you D this is for you my friend 💔💔😢
i was born in 2000 but i just can’t bring myself to like modern day music as much as i enjoy this, i’m very lucky my dad raised me on this instead
Im a 95 baby and i feel ya on this. I use Pandora because the second the radio comes on my ears bleed.
Sme. I was born in 2006 and can't stand modern songs. I only listen to these type of songs!
Same
Who asked
@@xandercat6948 No one, but it's a sentiment that people evidently agree with. I don't see any problem with it.
What a tune!
What a vocal!
What a band! 😁
...remembering my 16th birthday...sitting on the stairs, listening to this song...now I´m 53...omg...I´m old...
hello, how are you doing ?it is nice meeting you here.
I love how Ultravox took on a more guitar-driven sound on some of the songs on Lament. I guess Midge was hearkening back to his harder Thin Lizzy days. He delivers these frantic tunes so well. His voice has the power of the sun.
Finest beats from the 80s
This song always reminds me of my father. We were grocery shopping back when this was released and I kept singing this probably annoying the eff out him but he still went out and bought me the single on clear vinyl. I miss him so much. Even after 26 years 😢
I love Ultravox
One of my favorite moments playing MGSV was hearing this magnificent song in the DISTANT, slowly getting louder and louder and Pequod going like, " Shortly arriving at LZ " 😍
I love this old in 80er music this is my favorite 👍🏼👌🏼❤❤❤❤❤
Man if only we could literally turn back time I’d jam the hands in the 80’s we’d be there forever and ever 😢
🙏❤️😃
This is one of the greatest songs of the 80s.
@@starlight161964 yes of course
I love 80s and Ultravox.. i was born in 1980 .im italian.. non c'è paragone con oggi
Rest in peace Chris Cross
"Pequod ariving at LZ" "Good Luck out there Boss" ❤❤
Still love Ultravox ❤️ 😍 💖 ❣️ 💕
Me too ❤ what other music do you like?
So many of these songs hit just as hard today. Sure, they may have been about the Cold War when they were written in the 1980s, but the sentiments still apply to our world in 2020. Peace, everyone...stay safe.
True hello from Australia
Totally true. Peace and stay safe as well - together with your loved ones, from the Philippines.
I should agree partly. I'm 40, come from Slovakia, former Czechoslovakia, so 80's was the decade of a change. Also my childhood years. And music such as this was not available (easily) [became at the beginning of 90s]. So I understand that nostalgia of people like me. But I've read many comments of different people, from different countries, different age (30-70) and all of them say "Good old 80's, fuck the today'. Why is that? What was the main reason of their nostalgia? Dunno how easy was to get music in western countries in end of 80's (behind "the wall" it wasn't easy [and also not legal for 'western' music afaik]), but compare it to today - wanna music? Plenty of. Instantly. Everywhere. Maybe music devalved and todays music has no value for our ears because there is too much music everywhere. Maybe it is about social contacts - wanna music at 80's? Go to shop, go to concert, meet people. Not "open web browser and play (freely)" whatever you want. Alone. Everywhere...
And now here we are Ukraine....
Wow Midge Ure is an incredible singer still. His voice is amazing live.
This is Pequod. Arriving shortly at LZ.
@@mucke6955 I’m Big Boss and so are you!
One of the most memorable videos from the ‘80s 😢
I was born in 1970 and this is my music. They say music that your listen to in your teens define your taste.
Absolutely. I was born the same year and being an 80's teen is inseparable from the music of that decade. And what great music it was.
"Dancing with tears in my eyes. Weeping for the memory of a life gone by." Damn, i really miss the 80's...
I miss the 80's.
This video makes me really sad. It's even more devastating than "Lament" - whose tune is very sorrowful. Whoever the director for this video is, thank you for such a touching work.