That charted higher for them, but I like this one better because it isn’t a cover song. This was on my list of song requests. If you like this, then you’d like ABC and the Thompson Twins. About to request some of those.
This is my favorite Naked Eyes song although I’ve never heard this version before. By reading the comments, I see that this is the UK version; I’ve only learn the US version which has a completely different second verse. Both are spectacular! Thanks for choosing this!
A great 80's sound from Naked Eyes that had another hit called " ALWAYS SOMETHING THERE TO REMIND ME. A popular British new wave band that had a song I really thought was cool.
I love how certain songs bring you back to a previous time and place in your life. We had a very small waterpark near my home and this song would be playing over the speakers.
Naked Eyes is earlier 80's. Always Something There to Remind Me is one of my favorites. They were in pretty heavy rotation on MTV, otherwise I wouldn't have heard of them. MTV fueled the British Invasion in the 80's.
Naked Eyes is one of my favorite synthpop groups from the 80's! I saw them live during the reunion tours and Pete had released a solo album they were great! They only made 2 albums but they are full of great tunes! "Always Something there to remind me" is their biggest hit, "Promises Promises" is there 2nd hit and my personal favorite 3rd hit, "When the lights go out", is pure synthpop perfection!
Hi guys! Great pick! I graduated from high school in 1983. The song was pretty big then. Enjoyed your reaction and the blast from the past! Looking forward to your next episode! Cheers! Christian K, NYS.
I was looking thru rection vids and realized that NOBODY seems to remember, or know about a Canadian band fro the 90's called Moist. The lead singer also had some solo success after, that was also worth exploring.. just an FYI for possible content
1983.... Once of the greatest years for music in the eighties and for all time for that matter. 1 "Every Breath You Take" The Police 2 "Billie Jean" Michael Jackson 3 "Flashdance... What a Feeling" Irene Cara 4 "Down Under" Men at Work 5 "Beat It" Michael Jackson 6 "Total Eclipse of the Heart" Bonnie Tyler 7 "Maneater" Daryl Hall & John Oates 8 "Baby, Come to Me" Patti Austin and James Ingram 9 "Maniac" Michael Sembello 10 "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)" Eurythmics 11 "Do You Really Want to Hurt Me" Culture Club 12 "You and I" Eddie Rabbitt and Crystal Gayle 13 "Come On Eileen" Dexys Midnight Runners 14 "Shame on the Moon" Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band 15 "She Works Hard for the Money" Donna Summer 16 "Never Gonna Let You Go" Sérgio Mendes 17 "Hungry Like the Wolf" Duran Duran 18 "Let's Dance" David Bowie 19 "Twilight Zone" Golden Earring 20 "I Know There's Something Going On" Frida 21 "Jeopardy" The Greg Kihn Band 22 "Electric Avenue" Eddy Grant 23 "She Blinded Me with Science" Thomas Dolby 24 "Africa" Toto 25 "Little Red Corvette" Prince 26 "Back on the Chain Gang" The Pretenders 27 "Up Where We Belong" Joe Cocker and Jennifer Warnes 28 "Mr. Roboto" Styx 29 "You Are" Lionel Richie 30 "Der Kommissar" After the Fire 31 "Puttin' on the Ritz" Taco 32 "Sexual Healing" Marvin Gaye 33 "(Keep Feeling) Fascination" The Human League 34 "Time (Clock of the Heart)" Culture Club 35 "The Safety Dance" Men Without Hats 36 "Mickey" Toni Basil 37 "You Can't Hurry Love" Phil Collins 38 "Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)" Journey 39 "One on One" Daryl Hall & John Oates 40 "We've Got Tonight" Kenny Rogers and Sheena Easton 41 "1999" Prince 42 "Stray Cat Strut" Stray Cats 43 "Allentown" Billy Joel 44 "Stand Back" Stevie Nicks 45 "Tell Her About It" Billy Joel 46 "Always Something There to Remind Me" Naked Eyes 47 "Truly" Lionel Richie 48 "Dirty Laundry" Don Henley 49 "The Girl Is Mine" Michael Jackson and Paul McCartney 50 "Too Shy" Kajagoogoo 51 "Goody Two-Shoes" Adam Ant 52 "Rock the Casbah" The Clash 53 "Our House" Madness 54 "Overkill" Men at Work 55 "Is There Something I Should Know?" Duran Duran 56 "Gloria" Laura Branigan 57 "Affair of the Heart" Rick Springfield 58 "She's a Beauty" The Tubes 59 "Solitaire" Laura Branigan 60 "Don't Let It End" Styx 61 "How Am I Supposed to Live Without You" Laura Branigan 62 "China Girl" David Bowie 63 "Come Dancing" The Kinks 64 "Promises, Promises" Naked Eyes 65 "The Other Guy" Little River Band 66 "Making Love Out of Nothing at All" Air Supply 67 "Family Man" Daryl Hall & John Oates 68 "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'" Michael Jackson 69 "I Won't Hold You Back" Toto 70 "All Right" Christopher Cross 71 "Straight from the Heart" Bryan Adams 72 "Heart to Heart" Kenny Loggins 73 "My Love" Lionel Richie 74 "I'm Still Standing" Elton John 75 "Hot Girls in Love" Loverboy 76 "It's a Mistake" Men at Work 77 "I'll Tumble 4 Ya" Culture Club 78 "All This Love" DeBarge 79 "Your Love Is Driving Me Crazy" Sammy Hagar 80 "Heartbreaker" Dionne Warwick 81 "Faithfully" Journey 82 "Steppin' Out" Joe Jackson 83 "Take Me to Heart" Quarterflash 84 "(She's) Sexy + 17" Stray Cats 85 "Try Again" Champaign 86 "Dead Giveaway" Shalamar 87 "Lawyers in Love" Jackson Browne 88 "What About Me" Moving Pictures 89 "Human Nature" Michael Jackson 90 "Photograph" Def Leppard 91 "Pass the Dutchie" Musical Youth 92 "True" Spandau Ballet
@ This list was copied and pasted from Billboards 1983 year end top 100. Not my list specifically. Maybe “Islands” is in a different genre top 100 listing.
Naked Eyes made some very catchy songs. This one, along with Always Something There to Remind Me, and Voices in My Head are all great songs of theirs. You should react to them.
This is my first time hearing the full album version and I dig it. I agree with other posters that the single edit, which I usually despise, is the best version. The only other instance that comes to mind is You Are The Sunshine of My Life by Stevie Wonder, which adds a horn arrangement that elevates the song.
One of my favorite songs of the 80s. This isn't the US radiio edit most are familiar with but it sounds very similar so your review would be the same either way I am sure.
Oh- the memories I have of this song. Probably one of my favorites from the 80’s. My best friend in high school worked at a local upscale steakhouse in their kitchen. I would park out back, and wait on him to get off work @10pm to go out running around as teenagers did back then. I remember this just blasting from my speakers. My friend was not exactly a fan of “dance music”- but he LOVED this song.
This was one of the best songs of 1983 and I was into R&B, New Wave, Pop and Rock. And might I add that some of the best guitar solos of the eighties were recorded that year. Naked Eyes: Promises Promises Michael Jackson: Beat It Shalamar: Dead Giveaway Journey: Send her my love Journey: Separate Ways. This is just my opinion. If someone can think of others, please feel free to add.
I'm surprised y'all didn't start with their first - and bigger - hit, their amazing cover of the Burt Bacharach/Hal David classic "Always Something There To Remind Me." THAT'S the Naked Eyes song that y'all SHOULD have started with. Do that next, please.
Euro Pop is where we went to hide in the 1980s from Rock hair bands and heavy metal. Add a few Hall & Oats & Al Jarreau songs, and you will find our safe zone.
In the 80s there was a unique sound from video games, which gives the music a high melody. I have heard this song more than once, long ago in my personal player.
I absolutely Love seeing and hearing you 2 out of 3 Amigos desovering one of the Greatest 80s bands and their songs. You will bless your self and everything you do to hear the other Great Songs of Naked Eyes. You Won't be disappointed. God Bless from TEXAS! 🤠
One of my favorite songs ever!! I was thrilled when I saw this..... They did "Always something there to remind me".....another banger. Also, this is not the radio edit track. You may appreciate the radio edit more-- it's a bit more punchy, less funky. I enjoy both, but I prefer the radio edit for daily listening. It's perfection. If you haven't done, check out Johnny Hates Jazz, "Shattered Dreams." Similiar soundscape/same era. It's fire--a daily listen for me. ❤❤ Appreciate you boys! Many thanks!
I don't see you guys react to country but I would love it if you would react to Brad Paisleys Alcohol and Celebrity. They are so funny. You have to watch the official MV to fully appreciate them. He is an amazing guitarist, great voice and super cleaver song writer.
Always preferred this to their better-known hit "Always Something There to Remind Me". "Promises" is more complex and punchier. Good comment about being a possible/probable influence on Daft Punk. Thanks for the 80's flashback.
I saw them on tour a few years ago with “Lost 80’s Live”. Every year they bring old 80’s bands together and they each play two or three songs. A Flock of Seagulls is always the headliner. Naked Eyes played this song and it sounded really good. It was so surreal seeing them play it. I was 19 years old when it came out. Takes me right back to dorm days in college.
Naked Eyes have so many great songs! Eyes of a Child, Flag of Convenience, What in the Name of Love, I Could Show You How are all songs you should give a spin if you get the chance.
Still got this one on vinyl, the "Extended Version" 1983. I never heard this version, perhaps an American release? The lyrics are also different. The extended one has a great intro with a funky bass, very tastful! 👌🏻✨️😎
So many great New Wave songs for you to explore! Just a few suggestions: ABC's “The Look of Love”; Murray Head's “One Night in Bangkok”; After the Fire's “Der Kommissar”, and anything by Howard Jones.
This is the "album version" of the song. The "single version" is EVEN BETTER and what we heard on the radio in the 80s, It has a better intro that launches right into the song, a slightly faster pace, and much less echo on "Promises, Promises" chorus. The Single version or Radio edit is always BETTER!
I hope that when they react to Sade that it’s a cut that die-hard Sade fans love. “Smooth Operator” is cool but that’s her most ultra commercial song. In my opinion, it pales in comparison to, say, “Cherish The Day”. ✌🏽
I actually have heard this version, but agree that the single version is much better in this case. But I don't feel this way about all songs. To me, usually once I know the whole song from an album, it bothers me when parts of it are cut out for single or video versions. JMO
I enjoy them both but prefer the U.S. version bc it doesn’t have the reverb in the chorus. For the record: I had no issue with the “cup of tea” line in the UK version. ✌🏽
Ok, but seriously good guys, a lot lot better 80s bands and tunes that sound similar but much better - where do I start? Ok, ABC! miles better. 'All of My Heart' and 'SOS' and I guess 'Poison Arrow' and "Look of Love' their big hits though my first 2 are classy!
I've heard that song about 1000 times, and something seemed off about the version you guys listened to. Maybe it was a different cut from the original? ua-cam.com/video/YYtBF1OVciU/v-deo.html
Always Something There to Remind Me is another of their songs that's also very good. Worth a listen!
GREAT song.
Yep, cover of the Dionne Warwick song, written by Burt Bacharach
That charted higher for them, but I like this one better because it isn’t a cover song. This was on my list of song requests. If you like this, then you’d like ABC and the Thompson Twins. About to request some of those.
Yes!
@@disconsolatemoose6637 Never knew DW recorded it. In my household, we only knew the Sandie Shaw and Lou Johnson renditions from the 60’s.
This is iconic 80s new wave music. There will never be another time like this, or music.
This takes me baaaack!!!!❤ This song was so smooth they even played it on Black radio stations in Detroit.
🇬🇧 Yup and y’all chose the _CORRECT_ Naked Eyes song. 👌🏾
Version I remember goes, "You can't finish what you start, if this is love it breaks my heart."
That’s the US version. I get that when I ask Alexa to play this song.
This is my favorite Naked Eyes song although I’ve never heard this version before. By reading the comments, I see that this is the UK version; I’ve only learn the US version which has a completely different second verse. Both are spectacular! Thanks for choosing this!
In the same veins, you should have a listen to Kajagoogoo's "Too Shy" and Psychedelic Furs "Love My Way" ... 80s New Wave is simply awesome!
Would love seeing them react to both. And I hope Ty is with them when they do.
Greatest one hit wonder ever
Nick on bass is the best 44 seconds of radio
Greatest one hit wonder ever
Nick on bass is the best 44 seconds of radio
A great 80's sound from Naked Eyes that had another hit called " ALWAYS SOMETHING THERE TO REMIND ME. A popular British new wave band that had a song I really thought was cool.
I love how certain songs bring you back to a previous time and place in your life. We had a very small waterpark near my home and this song would be playing over the speakers.
Good group, good song. On my play list.
Naked Eyes is earlier 80's. Always Something There to Remind Me is one of my favorites. They were in pretty heavy rotation on MTV, otherwise I wouldn't have heard of them. MTV fueled the British Invasion in the 80's.
Great awesome 80’s song
Naked Eyes is one of my favorite synthpop groups from the 80's! I saw them live during the reunion tours and Pete had released a solo album they were great! They only made 2 albums but they are full of great tunes! "Always Something there to remind me" is their biggest hit, "Promises Promises" is there 2nd hit and my personal favorite 3rd hit, "When the lights go out", is pure synthpop perfection!
One of the best songs to come out of the 80s
Hi guys! Great pick! I graduated from high school in 1983. The song was pretty big then. Enjoyed your reaction and the blast from the past! Looking forward to your next episode! Cheers! Christian K, NYS.
Thanks guys! Naked Eyes is one of my favotite bands of all time❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I was looking thru rection vids and realized that NOBODY seems to remember, or know about a Canadian band fro the 90's called Moist. The lead singer also had some solo success after, that was also worth exploring.. just an FYI for possible content
Love my New Wave. Do more!
Loved growing up in the 80s.. Now 63 years old and still singing all the songs from then. Hello from PA USA 🇺🇸 ❤❤❤.
I'm 52 growing up in the 80's was the best!!!
Interesting hearing this version vs what was played to the radio and mtv….
neverheard this version before
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Yeah
Kinda like the original version..
Had a different verse as well
this is better
Ehhhh
Some getting used to I guess
Lyric with cup of tea thing.. more for England.. still like old version 😎
So iconic 80’s. ❤
I lived it…I loved it!!!
"Maybe they're not good enough" ---> hits fire button!! 😂 Also this version does sound different than the radio edit!
Even different lyrics I'm pretty certain!!
For more new wave yacht rock, you can check out The Blow Monkeys "Digging Your Scene" and David Bowie's "Blue Jean".
Classic 80’s British New Wave sounds. The MTV culture.
1983.... Once of the greatest years for music in the eighties and for all time for that matter.
1 "Every Breath You Take" The Police
2 "Billie Jean" Michael Jackson
3 "Flashdance... What a Feeling" Irene Cara
4 "Down Under" Men at Work
5 "Beat It" Michael Jackson
6 "Total Eclipse of the Heart" Bonnie Tyler
7 "Maneater" Daryl Hall & John Oates
8 "Baby, Come to Me" Patti Austin and James Ingram
9 "Maniac" Michael Sembello
10 "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)" Eurythmics
11 "Do You Really Want to Hurt Me" Culture Club
12 "You and I" Eddie Rabbitt and Crystal Gayle
13 "Come On Eileen" Dexys Midnight Runners
14 "Shame on the Moon" Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band
15 "She Works Hard for the Money" Donna Summer
16 "Never Gonna Let You Go" Sérgio Mendes
17 "Hungry Like the Wolf" Duran Duran
18 "Let's Dance" David Bowie
19 "Twilight Zone" Golden Earring
20 "I Know There's Something Going On" Frida
21 "Jeopardy" The Greg Kihn Band
22 "Electric Avenue" Eddy Grant
23 "She Blinded Me with Science" Thomas Dolby
24 "Africa" Toto
25 "Little Red Corvette" Prince
26 "Back on the Chain Gang" The Pretenders
27 "Up Where We Belong" Joe Cocker and Jennifer Warnes
28 "Mr. Roboto" Styx
29 "You Are" Lionel Richie
30 "Der Kommissar" After the Fire
31 "Puttin' on the Ritz" Taco
32 "Sexual Healing" Marvin Gaye
33 "(Keep Feeling) Fascination" The Human League
34 "Time (Clock of the Heart)" Culture Club
35 "The Safety Dance" Men Without Hats
36 "Mickey" Toni Basil
37 "You Can't Hurry Love" Phil Collins
38 "Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)" Journey
39 "One on One" Daryl Hall & John Oates
40 "We've Got Tonight" Kenny Rogers and Sheena Easton
41 "1999" Prince
42 "Stray Cat Strut" Stray Cats
43 "Allentown" Billy Joel
44 "Stand Back" Stevie Nicks
45 "Tell Her About It" Billy Joel
46 "Always Something There to Remind Me" Naked Eyes
47 "Truly" Lionel Richie
48 "Dirty Laundry" Don Henley
49 "The Girl Is Mine" Michael Jackson and Paul McCartney
50 "Too Shy" Kajagoogoo
51 "Goody Two-Shoes" Adam Ant
52 "Rock the Casbah" The Clash
53 "Our House" Madness
54 "Overkill" Men at Work
55 "Is There Something I Should Know?" Duran Duran
56 "Gloria" Laura Branigan
57 "Affair of the Heart" Rick Springfield
58 "She's a Beauty" The Tubes
59 "Solitaire" Laura Branigan
60 "Don't Let It End" Styx
61 "How Am I Supposed to Live Without You" Laura Branigan
62 "China Girl" David Bowie
63 "Come Dancing" The Kinks
64 "Promises, Promises" Naked Eyes
65 "The Other Guy" Little River Band
66 "Making Love Out of Nothing at All" Air Supply
67 "Family Man" Daryl Hall & John Oates
68 "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'" Michael Jackson
69 "I Won't Hold You Back" Toto
70 "All Right" Christopher Cross
71 "Straight from the Heart" Bryan Adams
72 "Heart to Heart" Kenny Loggins
73 "My Love" Lionel Richie
74 "I'm Still Standing" Elton John
75 "Hot Girls in Love" Loverboy
76 "It's a Mistake" Men at Work
77 "I'll Tumble 4 Ya" Culture Club
78 "All This Love" DeBarge
79 "Your Love Is Driving Me Crazy" Sammy Hagar
80 "Heartbreaker" Dionne Warwick
81 "Faithfully" Journey
82 "Steppin' Out" Joe Jackson
83 "Take Me to Heart" Quarterflash
84 "(She's) Sexy + 17" Stray Cats
85 "Try Again" Champaign
86 "Dead Giveaway" Shalamar
87 "Lawyers in Love" Jackson Browne
88 "What About Me" Moving Pictures
89 "Human Nature" Michael Jackson
90 "Photograph" Def Leppard
91 "Pass the Dutchie" Musical Youth
92 "True" Spandau Ballet
"Islands In the Stream" Kenny Rogers & Dolly Parton should be in this list for sure.
@ This list was copied and pasted from Billboards 1983 year end top 100. Not my list specifically. Maybe “Islands” is in a different genre top 100 listing.
Only a few songs on your list were great songs. Most of them, however, are middle-of-the-road, boring paff.
@ Billboard 1983 year end top 100, not MY list. I agree not all great. Only a few, nah. I appreciate your opinion, though.
I’m gonna go on the record and say I have never heard this version, and I love this song. You really should check out the “ other “ version. ❤
Changed for the American release since "cup of tea" wouldn't resonate.
"When The Lights Go Out". Soothing tune. "In The Name Of Love". Upbeat, danceable.
Great songs!
Naked Eyes made some very catchy songs. This one, along with Always Something There to Remind Me, and Voices in My Head are all great songs of theirs. You should react to them.
Wowwww, I had completely forgotten about this song, and revisiting it now, it's way funkier than I remembered!
This is my first time hearing the full album version and I dig it. I agree with other posters that the single edit, which I usually despise, is the best version. The only other instance that comes to mind is You Are The Sunshine of My Life by Stevie Wonder, which adds a horn arrangement that elevates the song.
My understanding is that 1 version was issued as a single in the UK (this one I think) & the other version was the US single
This song takes me back to long summer drives to the beach. Music was so fun in that era and the memories are great 👍😊
One of my favorite songs of the 80s. This isn't the US radiio edit most are familiar with but it sounds very similar so your review would be the same either way I am sure.
That's interesting cause I think the singer is good but there were similar ones in the 80s. But these vibes were something else! The music is great.
A bit different from the radio edit. Recollections of 1983!
When The Lights Go Out by Naked Eyes. Same album. My favorite and one of the best songs on the album.
Oh- the memories I have of this song. Probably one of my favorites from the 80’s. My best friend in high school worked at a local upscale steakhouse in their kitchen. I would park out back, and wait on him to get off work @10pm to go out running around as teenagers did back then. I remember this just blasting from my speakers. My friend was not exactly a fan of “dance music”- but he LOVED this song.
This was one of the best songs of 1983 and I was into R&B, New Wave, Pop and Rock. And might I add that some of the best
guitar solos of the eighties were recorded that year.
Naked Eyes: Promises Promises
Michael Jackson: Beat It
Shalamar: Dead Giveaway
Journey: Send her my love
Journey: Separate Ways.
This is just my opinion. If someone can think of others, please feel free to add.
Another classic
Lips like sugar by Echo and the Bunnymen
Love that song!
Co-sign 👌🏾
I never bought the CD. Always had the music video recording. After forty-two years, I never heard this version. I love it. Thanks guys.
I'm surprised y'all didn't start with their first - and bigger - hit, their amazing cover of the Burt Bacharach/Hal David classic "Always Something There To Remind Me." THAT'S the Naked Eyes song that y'all SHOULD have started with. Do that next, please.
Euro Pop is where we went to hide in the 1980s from Rock hair bands and heavy metal. Add a few Hall & Oats & Al Jarreau songs, and you will find our safe zone.
In the 80s there was a unique sound from video games, which gives the music a high melody. I have heard this song more than once, long ago in my personal player.
Another great 80s song
This, Talk Talk's "It's My Life" and "Politics Of Dancing" by Re-Flex were party staples back in the day.
“Politics Of Dancing” 👌🏾😎
Song got heavy play in clubs.
Wow, haven’t heard this since the 80’s. It REALLY was a great time with great tunes!
Love this song! Great 80 memories.
I absolutely Love seeing and hearing you 2 out of 3 Amigos desovering one of the Greatest 80s bands and their songs. You will bless your self and everything you do to hear the other Great Songs of Naked Eyes. You Won't be disappointed. God Bless from TEXAS! 🤠
My fave by Naked Eyes
One of my favorite songs ever!! I was thrilled when I saw this.....
They did "Always something there to remind me".....another banger. Also,
this is not the radio edit track. You may appreciate the radio edit more-- it's a bit more punchy, less funky. I enjoy both, but I prefer the radio edit for daily listening. It's perfection. If you haven't done, check out Johnny Hates Jazz, "Shattered Dreams." Similiar soundscape/same era. It's fire--a daily listen for me. ❤❤ Appreciate you boys! Many thanks!
Oooh, great ‘80s song! I’ll be listening.
I don't see you guys react to country but I would love it if you would react to Brad Paisleys Alcohol and Celebrity. They are so funny. You have to watch the official MV to fully appreciate them. He is an amazing guitarist, great voice and super cleaver song writer.
And for some newer under rated Canadian bands try Thornley and Big Wreck..
You'll love that discography fersure
One of my favorites from the 80's. I was a teen in the 80's.
Daft Punk before Daft Punk was an accurate and great comment. Love this song 😊
1984 high school grad. here. I approve of this song. Lol
“What in the Name of Love” and the video is dope..
Naked eyes had another song, more of a ballad, called When the lights go out. His voice is so great in that one. Worth a listen
Always preferred this to their better-known hit "Always Something There to Remind Me". "Promises" is more complex and punchier. Good comment about being a possible/probable influence on Daft Punk. Thanks for the 80's flashback.
Same. ASTTRM grated on my nerves. Nothing cool or interesting about it.
I saw them on tour a few years ago with “Lost 80’s Live”. Every year they bring old 80’s bands together and they each play two or three songs. A Flock of Seagulls is always the headliner. Naked Eyes played this song and it sounded really good. It was so surreal seeing them play it. I was 19 years old when it came out. Takes me right back to dorm days in college.
Oh yeah, I remember this song! 👍
I miss the 80's ❤
This must be a dance version 😊
A little extra lucky charms with the remix. I like.
Naked Eyes have so many great songs! Eyes of a Child, Flag of Convenience, What in the Name of Love, I Could Show You How are all songs you should give a spin if you get the chance.
This made me miss the 80s. 😭
Always loved this song. One of my top ten favorites from the 80's. Sadly, oldies radio only plays their Dionne Warwick remake.
Named Eyes really like "Let's dance" 😊
Still got this one on vinyl, the "Extended Version" 1983. I never heard this version, perhaps an American release? The lyrics are also different. The extended one has a great intro with a funky bass, very tastful! 👌🏻✨️😎
ua-cam.com/video/dih2bGDVsTs/v-deo.htmlsi=HXAGxzOl9SZ3aF-u
Produced by (and with guitar by) Tony Mansfield, the genius behind New Musik - also producer of the original version of a-ha's Take On Me.
This sounds better at 57 than when I was in 10th grade!
Some Chic influences there. When I first time heard this song, I mistook the group to ABC with the singer's voice.
The Tony Mansfield remix of this song is utterly incredible. It would be worth your time to listen to.
The lyrics are different than I remember in the second verse
Fucking JAM
So many great New Wave songs for you to explore! Just a few suggestions: ABC's “The Look of Love”; Murray Head's “One Night in Bangkok”; After the Fire's “Der Kommissar”, and anything by Howard Jones.
It is chocolate and vanilla 😂..funk and pop elements for sure..
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This is the "album version" of the song. The "single version" is EVEN BETTER and what we heard on the radio in the 80s, It has a better intro that launches right into the song, a slightly faster pace, and much less echo on "Promises, Promises" chorus. The Single version or Radio edit is always BETTER!
Agreed, for this song, the single edit is better.
Glad you guys did this song. It's one of those good older ones that I'd forgotten about until hearing it now.
Great tune!!!
Sade, ''Smooth Operator.''
I gave up asking them for Sade. They generally ignore female songs for whatever reason.
I hope that when they react to Sade that it’s a cut that die-hard Sade fans love. “Smooth Operator” is cool but that’s her most ultra commercial song. In my opinion, it pales in comparison to, say, “Cherish The Day”. ✌🏽
@@gabrielmcdonnell8699 I was hoping the sax in ''Operator'' would hook them in. 🤭
I actually have heard this version, but agree that the single version is much better in this case. But I don't feel this way about all songs. To me, usually once I know the whole song from an album, it bothers me when parts of it are cut out for single or video versions. JMO
"You gave me radishes, radishes"
Radio edit is better than this version
Love this song!!!! grew up with it, not hugely popular...I feel it's a bit underrated.
In the same vibe: Alphaville - "Big in Japan" .
You should review these two 80's hits: "Living In A Box" - Living In A Box and "The Promise" - When In Rome
Somebody owes Nile Rodgers a big fat check for this
More like the estate of Bernard Edwards.
For me the guitar intro is disco.
This gonna be the UK version or the US version? I love them both but just wondering.
I enjoy them both but prefer the U.S. version bc it doesn’t have the reverb in the chorus. For the record: I had no issue with the “cup of tea” line in the UK version. ✌🏽
This my jam
Do you guys ever look at the comments? Just wondering.
They do. My favorite is when somebody from Team VFT502 claps back @ some snarky comment. Always great seeing reactors stand up for themselves! 👏🏾
This is an alternate version though, not the one we listened to in the '80s
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Interesting that this is a remake.
Buck Naked & the Barebottom Boys
Tig and the Old Bitties opened for them.
Ok, but seriously good guys, a lot lot better 80s bands and tunes that sound similar but much better - where do I start? Ok, ABC! miles better. 'All of My Heart' and 'SOS' and I guess 'Poison Arrow' and "Look of Love' their big hits though my first 2 are classy!
No idea what mix this is. The released single/video was better
I've heard that song about 1000 times, and something seemed off about the version you guys listened to. Maybe it was a different cut from the original? ua-cam.com/video/YYtBF1OVciU/v-deo.html
All Of My Heart by ABC better 80's song.
THAT...that is a GREAT Tune!
I just commented ABC. One of my favorite bands. Poison Arrow is one I think the guys would really like. The 12” version has a cool flute solo too.
@@DavidLettermansYup I’d choose “Poison Arrow” as well with”The Look Of Love” being my runner-up.