East Side Beat - Ride Like The Wind (Official Video)
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Well here's the 90's dance anthem with an official video at last - it never got shown on any music channels this often. Here is East Side Beat's 1991 dance hit is a cover of Christopher Cross's 1980 hit 'Ride Like the Wind'. So all copyrights knowledged to PMUR and ffrr.
Still listening in 2023
Like the old house stuff. I was a bit too young at the time to hear this in a club!
Cracking song and you have to give these boys 10 out of 10 for some of there bike riding
Takes me back to the good ol' days.
great song crap video
Great vid! Never seen stuff done on a Bike like that before!! AMAZING!
Memories 😜
Are you sure this the official video? I thought there wasn't one for this song.
Wow wicked bikes skills going try them moves out on my local motorway lol kool.
wow Get them to the Isle of man TT.
Sound like a hip pop version of Inner City's stuff.
@2wheelpaul Because TOTP and The Chart Show never showed a video or MTV didn't get a instant playing. Other music channels did instead.
?????? these clips arent twenty years old so how can it be the offical video
@555jaybo Yes i think it is. Because it is considered a future model for the 1991 made-up vid.
Who directes the video?
Have you told NOW 90s and Clubland TV to allow the video to be broadcasted on TV?
Nope
Was this really the video for this song? The Chart Show at the time only ever showed a static image of the band over a short segment of the song.
Despite ESB didn't make a video for it in 1991 so they decided to perform on TOTP with the song and but this was eventually made hereafter on private video tapes which had been kept in the attic for years on end, as for Stardust they got to make a proper video for 'Music Sounds Better with You' til that very September in 1998 over seven years later.
Glamking1
That's cool! I wonder if anyone has ESB's TOTP performance? I regretted not taping it at the time, as it's never reappeared anywhere else since (apart from a very brief clip on that year's Christmas TOTP.
is that not at least a 1995 model GSXR @ 1.27???
A total bastardisation of a Christopher Cross classic.
IT'S A FAAAAAAAAAKE