I came home from elementary school in 1981, all of 12 years old, and turned on Merv Griffin. I was blown away by the Boomtown Rats and I don't like Mondays. The lyrics, the song, and Bob Geldof cut through my shoulder blades. Now I am all of 55 and I see where Jerry Seinfeld got his wardrobe. The video is still as real as it was then.
He might be fed up with the song, but Bob always puts his heart and soul into it. How I wish this song had had the effect he wanted…
I came home from elementary school in 1981, all of 12 years old, and turned on Merv Griffin. I was blown away by the Boomtown Rats and I don't like Mondays. The lyrics, the song, and Bob Geldof cut through my shoulder blades. Now I am all of 55 and I see where Jerry Seinfeld got his wardrobe. The video is still as real as it was then.
Absolutely great. Heart wrenching.
Forty one years later, and that song didn't slow down gun violence in schools one bit. It should have, but some people have no heart. No heart at all.
They have counting machines where their hearts should be.
Brilliant song. And how I miss Merv Griffin who gave his guests time to speak.
er, isn't that the whole point of a 'talk' show
Good song. Good message. On deaf ears in US congress. And Bob looks a bit like Mick in this getup.
I think Bob Geldolf was one of the first to do the romantics type shirt , puffy shirt!
Tell me why!