'D'I'Y' music is most important...'punk' and stuff like this being the beginning of it, and now the idea is more accessible than ever thanks to vst's, internet etc. I, personally , am delighted that crap like 'Top Of The Pops' et al , is no longer needed or relevant...be your OWN 'popstar' whilst preening in the mirror...can't be bad...or worse than the alternative.
I am sat listening to these 30 year old tracks, that have just as much edge as they did when I bought it from Frantic all those years ago, while my poor kids are digesting another helping of X Factor.... god help us!!!!!
@llamafarmer7 Sadly, all that rubbish and the rest alike have slowly taken over the minds of the past 2 generations. But that's the so called moral majority for you, they're easily taken in by anyone good-looking and all the glitz that goes on around it rather than the music they're listening to. All the greats will be turning in their graves :-(
Absolutely Brilliant !! True Artform innovative,electronic music.Heard this years ago & the impact and influence is still there.Where is James Last,Godley & Creme or REO Speedwagon ? lol
@RyanMatthias Yeah! Could be... I think 'shitty music' is a bit harsh though. But that's just your opinion and you're entitled to it. Electronic music had only done so much up to this point, and no-one was doing anything that sounded quite like this, apart from Devo of course, who were totally awesome at what they were doing.
If you didn't read the description, it's worth pointing out in 1980 Grace Jones covered the b-side of this song, a track called 'Warm Leatherette'
@rp61wasinnocentok Agree with all this and other thoughts about KROQ late 70s early 80s, but wanted to add that a lot of this was really derivative of Kraftwerk. They did it first and sometimes close to best. Check out "Pocket Calculator" for example.
@BigBrauner I think TVOD came out just before pocket calculator...1978...I might be wrong but I looked for this song for SO LONG....I love both songs!
@RyanMatthias age doesnt matter you said you werent around when this came out neither was i and i definitely get it. this music is just as relevant or more relevant as it was in 78. The music was meant to be minimal.. plus back when this came out synths were just progressing technology wise.This music was highly inspired by J.G. Ballard and the futurist manifesto. I only wish I could have been a part of this movement in music because I understand it almost too well to not have been a part of it.
I lived in LA in 78 when/where the "New Wave" music scene was happening so fast our heads were spinning (with delight!). KROQ rocked our socks off every stinkin' day! It was such a great time to be alive. So many different types of music and room for everyone at the table. I miss those days of creativity flowing in the streets. Thanks for posting, great job!
@pastol It's so true. If it wasn't for the punk/new wave scene that developed just into the late '70s, the decade might have ended up as one of the most boring ever. But indeed it turned out to be possibly the best to live through, and the absolute perfect time to form a band. I also have fond memories, there was definitely something powerful & majestic in the air...
@pastol I lived in LA at the time too. I remember when I first heard this little tune, hadn't heard anything remotely like it before. So much amazing and innovative music came out in the late '70s and EARLY '80s, it really laid the foundation for pretty much all the popular music of today. In a way it's sad that there hasn't really been a musical "Cambrian Period" like that since then.
@pastol damn great post! great times and 106.7 sure did help bring it to us. you could hear this song at 7 o clock in the morning then on KROQ. And nothing like Rodney taking us all the way there is your were home on Sunday night. But most of us were out and about seeing so many great new bands rockin it live!
@pastol "Rodney on the ROQ" was a great help in changing things too....he would seek out the most obscure, underground and undiscovered music and bands and bring them to the ears of so many...Rodney on the ROQ, Rodney it's 8 o'clock!....Sunday nights remember?
@seechazgo :) "Rodney on the ROQ" What a great show he had. Used to go see him at Knott's Berry Scary farm every year. Weird Al was always there along with some more obscure bands. Great fun. I'll never forget the sound of Rodney's voice. So not a radio voice. But the man was an encyclopedia of third rail music.
@pastol I know I am responding 7 mos after you posted, but just wanna say: how interesting - I didn't know new wave actually started in the late 70's. I am an 80's kid, so I thought new wave started around 83'. Could also be I grew up in Houston, and maybe it had not really caught on here yet, or that I was 8 in 78'. But, just wanted to comment I find that an interesting fact about pop culture from back in the day. Cheers :)
@jhchouston HA! I still get e-mails on responses to this. You might want to check this out. Google "New Wave Music" and click on the wiki page that pops up as the first result. A small slice of the big pie, but interesting. Cheers!
@botzimektet The description says 'release' NOT 'artist'
I'd never heard of boyd rice until you said, and after a certain amount of research I can only say you're wrong about that anyway, by 2 years. The Mute label was only ever formed initially just to release this one single, but it became a cult hit ensuring the future of the label. It's been well documented, and it appears like this Boyd Rice guy has been telling little porkies in that book...
@gombie I take it you're referring to a reply I made to botzimektet's comment 3 months ago. I think they may have made an error by not reading the description correctly. My further statement was made on the strength of research i'd done.
@botzimektet It is well documented that The Normal was, in fact, Daniel Miller, who founded Mute records just to get this record realeased. Of course, he later discovered Depeche Mode and the rest is history. Interestingly there was a story that Depeche never actually signed a written contract and it was all done on the shake of a hand. "The handshake......seals a contract", if you like.
brilliant ending t0 a fantastic track! The s0und y0u get when y0u fall asleep in fr0n 0f tv...n0t much these days i believe because they just stick s0me junk/spam pr0grames after midnight. Anyway, i hate TV!
Man I missed this song! Youtube kicks ass. I haven't heard this since the late 70's. It used to get day time radio play on KROQ in Los Angeles. How times have changed.
@TheStrainers Yep,I recall hearing this on KROQ,If I remember correctly they played it once after The Germ's Lexicon Devil e.p.God,I must have been about 12.
i don't need a TV screen.. I just stick the areal into my skin...words to live by, now more then ever LOL..I STILL HAVE THIS SINGLE ..WONDER HOW MUCH THEY PAY FOR IT ON E-BAY?
@roamnet I have it too.Sadly,many rare/classic 45's I have that I searched on Ebay don't sell for much.Exceptions seem to be when a members deceased,e.g.;The Cramps,The Germs,and probably The Slits now.
this is sort of underrated. I would assume MBM is influenced by this, and while at first the lyrics are best described as "pedestrian", the line about "stick the aerial, into my skin" is kind of cool.
JOOP! is a designer clothing and cosmetics company founded by German fashion designer Wolfgang Joop. It is based in Hamburg, Germany. The company is most notable for its aftershave range.
In 1998 Joop sold 95% of his JOOP! shares to an investor and then in 2001 he sold the remaining 5%
Thank you for the prompt response. I wondered if there was a certain TV sender in the 70's named Joop. My kid's named Joop after his uncle. He'll appreciate seeing his name on TV.
It's nice to see a cool comment about showing respect by my finishing touches at the end of this video. And I have to say, you're spot on. I suppose I could have just shown a snap of the cover, but that would have been too easy, and I always think it's nice to show a bit of class stirred in with a large portion of esteem :)
Sure, it may be ahead of it's time, but that doesn't mean it's good music. It's repetitive but not in the way good electronic music is, where there will be gradual variation. The vocals are hideous, like a charachiture of electroclash singing. What's worse is that it is pretending to have some sort of artistic value in its lyrics. Musically, it is a bore; there is no harmonic variation or even real chord changes. At least it's better than warm leatherette
well, there's no accounting for taste, as they say...
indeed, i guess Daniel Miller himself could possibly agree with you about his (poor) skills as a songwriter (just check out some interviews!) - T.V.O.D./Warm Leatherette is the only studio release by The Normal, after which he immediately moved on to do what he can do best - producing... shaping (other people's) songs with a sound unique and groundbreaking.
this should be taken as a display of what he intended to produce on his (back then) newly founded Mute Records. and yes, it's truly ahead of it's time! that's where its importance and cult status come from, certainly not from the song structure.
As far as I know this is the original video, if not, I don't know who put it together.
But, when I acquired it, it cut off towards the end.
So I just added cleaner audio, & from 2:32 onwards,
I made up the extra footage to finish it off.
The guy staring at a TV is a picture on the back of the 7" single cover, the shot I made to flicker on the TV screen is of course (for those that don't know) taken from the front of the cover, which I also added for a split second at the start of the video.
allora che cazzo 6 entrato a fare ad ascoltare lurido inutile coglione !! mazzate ... fa paura sta song !! se nn te piace l'elettronica sta a casa o barbò !
se sei un minorato mentale e ti devo spiegare le cose, non è colpa mia. Senti qua: è solo DOPO essere entrato e DOPO aver ascoltato che ho concluso che la canzone non mi piaceva. comunque tienitela stretta la tua musica, e chi te la tocca? anzi, mi fa pure un po' schifo da ticcare,, figurati. te la lascio..
'D'I'Y' music is most important...'punk' and stuff like this being the beginning of it, and now the idea is more accessible than ever thanks to vst's, internet etc. I, personally , am delighted that crap like 'Top Of The Pops' et al , is no longer needed or relevant...be your OWN 'popstar' whilst preening in the mirror...can't be bad...or worse than the alternative.
PartisanArtisan 5 days ago
my best friend was manager of whiskey a go go in thos days , my favorite, daniel weberster ,what happened to him. they your GREAT!!!!
MrThorndawg 2 weeks ago
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mananachronism 3 weeks ago
its more like youtube comments od
muse5life 1 month ago
awesome.. i bought this when it first came out.. agree with TheBodski68.. the beginning of Acid House.
TheOUTpsiDER 2 months ago
who are The normal and what are they ( or him) doing now???
merlin5476 2 months ago
@merlin5476 ... The Normal is pretty much Daniel Miller, who went to create (and still operates) Mute Records, check out BBC 4 docu Synth Britannia
dcanmore 1 month ago
I am sat listening to these 30 year old tracks, that have just as much edge as they did when I bought it from Frantic all those years ago, while my poor kids are digesting another helping of X Factor.... god help us!!!!!
llamafarmer7 2 months ago 3
@llamafarmer7 Sadly, all that rubbish and the rest alike have slowly taken over the minds of the past 2 generations. But that's the so called moral majority for you, they're easily taken in by anyone good-looking and all the glitz that goes on around it rather than the music they're listening to. All the greats will be turning in their graves :-(
rp61wasinnocentok 2 months ago
@rp61wasinnocentok Don't be fooled by the artifice of popularity. The kids aren't as dumb as you might think.
TheMusicolophile 10 hours ago
@TheMusicolophile I agree not all, but around 99% of them are.
Sorry, but the last generation of kids (maybe more)
have let down those before them. They don't have a clue,
they're dumb, lazy, selfish, uncaring, boring and dull.
I'd usually say "but that's just my opinion",
but I dont' think it is just mine.
They all want to be the next piece of talentless fodder.
rp61wasinnocentok 9 hours ago
@llamafarmer7 Actually, I'll correct my previous comment, FORTUNATELY there is no god.
mananachronism 3 weeks ago
This is the beginning of Acid House / Techno 10 years early, cracking tune
TheBodski68 4 months ago
Anybody spot the pic of Richard Butler from the Psychedelic Furs at the end of that ?
greymalkin100 4 months ago
Computer O.D. . . Computer O.D . . I just stick a micro-chip into my brain . . let the signal come-inside . . Computer O.D. . .
duqmiguel 4 months ago 16
@duqmiguel Funny one! LOL!
jhchouston 4 months ago
AmAZING AFFTER alll th e se YyY E ar es SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
pdox23 5 months ago
i found a copy of this record in a free box. what a great find!
jawshchevyvan 5 months ago
Absolutely Brilliant !! True Artform innovative,electronic music.Heard this years ago & the impact and influence is still there.Where is James Last,Godley & Creme or REO Speedwagon ? lol
thescreamsmusic 6 months ago
Download Discography.
Roll Blunt.
Roll Tracks.
Mind becomes a rainbow of happiness.
MrxChow 7 months ago
awesome
djmusicjac 7 months ago
Search "New-Wave" & "Golem_Hammada" on Google
GolemHammada 7 months ago
Haha swedish subs
ASCAB 7 months ago
This roolz.....Thanx mengs
TotallyPossible 8 months ago
Signal in my veins
TotallyPossible 8 months ago
Daniel Miller such a pioneer for experimental music!!!
harmsworth 8 months ago
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djmusicjac 7 months ago
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good message. shitty music.
idk. maybe i just don't get it because i wasn't around then.
RyanMatthias 8 months ago
@RyanMatthias Yeah! Could be... I think 'shitty music' is a bit harsh though. But that's just your opinion and you're entitled to it. Electronic music had only done so much up to this point, and no-one was doing anything that sounded quite like this, apart from Devo of course, who were totally awesome at what they were doing.
If you didn't read the description, it's worth pointing out in 1980 Grace Jones covered the b-side of this song, a track called 'Warm Leatherette'
rp61wasinnocentok 8 months ago 6
@rp61wasinnocentok Agree with all this and other thoughts about KROQ late 70s early 80s, but wanted to add that a lot of this was really derivative of Kraftwerk. They did it first and sometimes close to best. Check out "Pocket Calculator" for example.
BigBrauner 4 months ago 2
@BigBrauner I think TVOD came out just before pocket calculator...1978...I might be wrong but I looked for this song for SO LONG....I love both songs!
seechazgo 4 months ago
@RyanMatthias age doesnt matter you said you werent around when this came out neither was i and i definitely get it. this music is just as relevant or more relevant as it was in 78. The music was meant to be minimal.. plus back when this came out synths were just progressing technology wise.This music was highly inspired by J.G. Ballard and the futurist manifesto. I only wish I could have been a part of this movement in music because I understand it almost too well to not have been a part of it.
househeadgames 5 months ago
i had this on vinyl lool
iloveesr 9 months ago
turn off
tune out
drop dead.
watch?v=FmgKwJhodZw
psycomedia 9 months ago
+!!!
emanacionvj 9 months ago
haha i love stumbling upon stuff on youtube
peaceandharmony420 11 months ago
Miller - Tovey - DM
Edoardokappa 11 months ago
I lived in LA in 78 when/where the "New Wave" music scene was happening so fast our heads were spinning (with delight!). KROQ rocked our socks off every stinkin' day! It was such a great time to be alive. So many different types of music and room for everyone at the table. I miss those days of creativity flowing in the streets. Thanks for posting, great job!
pastol 11 months ago 13
@pastol It's so true. If it wasn't for the punk/new wave scene that developed just into the late '70s, the decade might have ended up as one of the most boring ever. But indeed it turned out to be possibly the best to live through, and the absolute perfect time to form a band. I also have fond memories, there was definitely something powerful & majestic in the air...
rp61wasinnocentok 11 months ago 6
@rp61wasinnocentok That's exactly how I was describing it again just recently! That during the 70's and early 80's there was MAGIC in the air!!!
SKOTP69 5 months ago
@pastol I lived in LA at the time too. I remember when I first heard this little tune, hadn't heard anything remotely like it before. So much amazing and innovative music came out in the late '70s and EARLY '80s, it really laid the foundation for pretty much all the popular music of today. In a way it's sad that there hasn't really been a musical "Cambrian Period" like that since then.
MidnightMiik 6 months ago
@pastol damn great post! great times and 106.7 sure did help bring it to us. you could hear this song at 7 o clock in the morning then on KROQ. And nothing like Rodney taking us all the way there is your were home on Sunday night. But most of us were out and about seeing so many great new bands rockin it live!
TheStrainers 5 months ago
@pastol "Rodney on the ROQ" was a great help in changing things too....he would seek out the most obscure, underground and undiscovered music and bands and bring them to the ears of so many...Rodney on the ROQ, Rodney it's 8 o'clock!....Sunday nights remember?
seechazgo 4 months ago
@seechazgo :) "Rodney on the ROQ" What a great show he had. Used to go see him at Knott's Berry Scary farm every year. Weird Al was always there along with some more obscure bands. Great fun. I'll never forget the sound of Rodney's voice. So not a radio voice. But the man was an encyclopedia of third rail music.
pastol 4 months ago
@pastol I know I am responding 7 mos after you posted, but just wanna say: how interesting - I didn't know new wave actually started in the late 70's. I am an 80's kid, so I thought new wave started around 83'. Could also be I grew up in Houston, and maybe it had not really caught on here yet, or that I was 8 in 78'. But, just wanted to comment I find that an interesting fact about pop culture from back in the day. Cheers :)
jhchouston 4 months ago
@jhchouston HA! I still get e-mails on responses to this. You might want to check this out. Google "New Wave Music" and click on the wiki page that pops up as the first result. A small slice of the big pie, but interesting. Cheers!
pastol 4 months ago
the description is wrong boyd rice was the first artist on mute read standing in 2 circles.
botzimektet 1 year ago
@botzimektet The description says 'release' NOT 'artist'
I'd never heard of boyd rice until you said, and after a certain amount of research I can only say you're wrong about that anyway, by 2 years. The Mute label was only ever formed initially just to release this one single, but it became a cult hit ensuring the future of the label. It's been well documented, and it appears like this Boyd Rice guy has been telling little porkies in that book...
rp61wasinnocentok 1 year ago 4
@rp61wasinnocentok
I don't think Boyd rice is a very belieavable person, but how come you know mute without knowing Boyd Rice, one of the most known industrial artists?
gombie 9 months ago
@gombie I take it you're referring to a reply I made to botzimektet's comment 3 months ago. I think they may have made an error by not reading the description correctly. My further statement was made on the strength of research i'd done.
rp61wasinnocentok 9 months ago
@botzimektet It is well documented that The Normal was, in fact, Daniel Miller, who founded Mute records just to get this record realeased. Of course, he later discovered Depeche Mode and the rest is history. Interestingly there was a story that Depeche never actually signed a written contract and it was all done on the shake of a hand. "The handshake......seals a contract", if you like.
ickleian 11 months ago
thanx for the upload and video
lightyears ahead of their time!
batgurrl 1 year ago
This is just so Hypnotic.
Just like Cabaret voltaire's Voice of america.
gombie 1 year ago
Reminds Me of Faces Nightclub - They always played this |& Warm leatherette - Always wish the guy produced more.......
thescreamsmusic 1 year ago
maybe some people find his monotone, slightly camp voice adds to the song and that's fine, but i think the music is far superior
fuckamericanidiot 1 year ago
brilliant ending t0 a fantastic track! The s0und y0u get when y0u fall asleep in fr0n 0f tv...n0t much these days i believe because they just stick s0me junk/spam pr0grames after midnight. Anyway, i hate TV!
MissAtlantique 1 year ago
This is so amazing, and brilliant propaganda info. sounds like Vegan marxists.
MagnitudePerson 1 year ago
amazing...i'm 13 and i love this
luvfranzferdinand 1 year ago
Took me forever to find this single back around '83-'84 or so. Great stuff.
stampscapes 1 year ago
I'm 19 again!
1971SuperLead 1 year ago
wow! old memories! thanks!
mondocaneman 1 year ago
The 1 dislike ODed on normality.
sabalouie2000 1 year ago
sounds too fast. pitch too sharp.
tomdissonance 1 year ago
Man I missed this song! Youtube kicks ass. I haven't heard this since the late 70's. It used to get day time radio play on KROQ in Los Angeles. How times have changed.
TheStrainers 1 year ago
@TheStrainers Yep,I recall hearing this on KROQ,If I remember correctly they played it once after The Germ's Lexicon Devil e.p.God,I must have been about 12.
exeuroweenie 1 year ago
@exeuroweenie KROQ played it at least once a week in the morning for a while along with Warm Leatherette. Good times! Ha Germs on day time radio.
TheStrainers 1 year ago
Awesome track. Light years ahead of its time. Still relevant today.
fuzzface100 1 year ago
thumbs up to this! Joop Tv!!
thesethingz 1 year ago
i don't need a TV screen.. I just stick the areal into my skin...words to live by, now more then ever LOL..I STILL HAVE THIS SINGLE ..WONDER HOW MUCH THEY PAY FOR IT ON E-BAY?
roamnet 1 year ago
@roamnet I have it too.Sadly,many rare/classic 45's I have that I searched on Ebay don't sell for much.Exceptions seem to be when a members deceased,e.g.;The Cramps,The Germs,and probably The Slits now.
exeuroweenie 1 year ago
@exeuroweenie who died in the Slits?
TheStrainers 1 year ago
@TheStrainers Ari Up,kinda of a shock since I saw them live in '06.She seemed like her screech,dreads and legs would go on for eternity.
exeuroweenie 1 year ago
@exeuroweenie Ari Up, RIP
TheStrainers 1 year ago
This made me as a 14 year old go out and record breaking glass and echoing traffic noise, nothing came of that but...
mrtimothylime 1 year ago
thanks for posting, after i saw this BBC special where they talked to daniel miller i had to check out the norma
85724martinfry 1 year ago
electro has come a long long way...
60RPM 1 year ago
yes this is original video remember seeing it in the early 80's
raw420x 1 year ago
Someone should do an updated version, 'YouTube O.D.'
"I don't need a computer screen, the WiFi signal beams into my brain..."
SuperTruth77 1 year ago 2
this is sort of underrated. I would assume MBM is influenced by this, and while at first the lyrics are best described as "pedestrian", the line about "stick the aerial, into my skin" is kind of cool.
Chudhole 1 year ago
AWESOME!!!
fstop77 1 year ago
Fantastic! Still have my original single :)
StarshipOverflow 1 year ago
Crazy video!I love it!!
dieweiss91 2 years ago
Anyone notice the samples of Margo and Barbara from The Good Life between 2:16 and 2:24? hahah
VonGothenhall 2 years ago
Decades ahead of its time, and nowhere near as widely known as it should be.
So glad you saved it here, and shared it with everyone who knows to look, and everyone who just trips over it.
And ditto djcrudo's comment, too.
smartalek1 2 years ago 13
brilliant,thanks.daniel miller was a pure genius and one of the first of the synth artists
themachman19691 2 years ago 2
At 1:04 I see Joop T.V. does anyone know what that means?
dominoesnowdutch 2 years ago 3
To be honest i've no idea, but...
JOOP! is a designer clothing and cosmetics company founded by German fashion designer Wolfgang Joop. It is based in Hamburg, Germany. The company is most notable for its aftershave range.
In 1998 Joop sold 95% of his JOOP! shares to an investor and then in 2001 he sold the remaining 5%
rp61wasinnocentok 2 years ago 2
Thank you for the prompt response. I wondered if there was a certain TV sender in the 70's named Joop. My kid's named Joop after his uncle. He'll appreciate seeing his name on TV.
dominoesnowdutch 2 years ago
@dominoesnowdutch 9IT MEANS YOU NEED COME CSOCIAL LIGFE
creepbehindyourback2 1 year ago
thanks for posting.
your "touches" at the end show great respect for the original, and fit in very well.
anybody posting silly tasteless comments about this song (like: this sucks!) should be punished without pity.
djcrudo 2 years ago 11
It's nice to see a cool comment about showing respect by my finishing touches at the end of this video. And I have to say, you're spot on. I suppose I could have just shown a snap of the cover, but that would have been too easy, and I always think it's nice to show a bit of class stirred in with a large portion of esteem :)
Cheers dj
rp61wasinnocentok 2 years ago
@rp61wasinnocentok
You did a great job! And it feels like it was footage from the original! Great job,thank you for taking the time to do it!
annex22din 1 year ago
But what if I truly believe this sucks?
Sure, it may be ahead of it's time, but that doesn't mean it's good music. It's repetitive but not in the way good electronic music is, where there will be gradual variation. The vocals are hideous, like a charachiture of electroclash singing. What's worse is that it is pretending to have some sort of artistic value in its lyrics. Musically, it is a bore; there is no harmonic variation or even real chord changes. At least it's better than warm leatherette
MagicDolphinGO 1 year ago
well, there's no accounting for taste, as they say...
indeed, i guess Daniel Miller himself could possibly agree with you about his (poor) skills as a songwriter (just check out some interviews!) - T.V.O.D./Warm Leatherette is the only studio release by The Normal, after which he immediately moved on to do what he can do best - producing... shaping (other people's) songs with a sound unique and groundbreaking.
djcrudo 1 year ago
this should be taken as a display of what he intended to produce on his (back then) newly founded Mute Records. and yes, it's truly ahead of it's time! that's where its importance and cult status come from, certainly not from the song structure.
djcrudo 1 year ago
I think you are missing the point,you need to look at it from 32 years in the past,and you could not play chords on a Korg 700s anyway.
cypionate011 1 year ago
@MagicDolphinGO : It's a matter of opinion or taste !
doctorwhonico 1 year ago
@MagicDolphinGO It was made in 1978, you philistine!
cuntylishus 1 year ago
@cuntylishus
How does the year it was made affect its artistic value? The Brandenburg Concertos were written in 1721.
MagicDolphinGO 1 year ago
Is this the original video? Made at the time of the song? Who made it? Please add some information!
professortiki 2 years ago
As far as I know this is the original video, if not, I don't know who put it together.
But, when I acquired it, it cut off towards the end.
So I just added cleaner audio, & from 2:32 onwards,
I made up the extra footage to finish it off.
The guy staring at a TV is a picture on the back of the 7" single cover, the shot I made to flicker on the TV screen is of course (for those that don't know) taken from the front of the cover, which I also added for a split second at the start of the video.
rp61wasinnocentok 2 years ago
Thx! At the time I did not see any video, but the song was a turning point in music history, at least in my own music history.
professortiki 2 years ago
Damn i love it please keep it original till one of these fucking bands cover it
spookygothu 2 years ago
Bought this when it first came out in the late seventies and thirty years later it still sounds sweet
135026 2 years ago
One of the best ever, I love it.
ZLUGGO 2 years ago
its the best song form the 80s elektronik...
petraflurr 2 years ago
una canzone così schifosa non la sentivo da anni
KurtiellTiUccidera 2 years ago
che czzo dici schemo , tu si che fai schifo pezzo di merda!!!
petraflurr 2 years ago
è una canzone mongolide come te
KurtiellTiUccidera 2 years ago
allora che cazzo 6 entrato a fare ad ascoltare lurido inutile coglione !! mazzate ... fa paura sta song !! se nn te piace l'elettronica sta a casa o barbò !
zombiesanguinario 2 years ago
se sei un minorato mentale e ti devo spiegare le cose, non è colpa mia. Senti qua: è solo DOPO essere entrato e DOPO aver ascoltato che ho concluso che la canzone non mi piaceva. comunque tienitela stretta la tua musica, e chi te la tocca? anzi, mi fa pure un po' schifo da ticcare,, figurati. te la lascio..
KurtiellTiUccidera 2 years ago
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KurtiellTiUccidera 2 years ago
Excellent Que De souvenir.. Very Nice Music..
freevracman 2 years ago
awesome i like ^^
jenssalumae2 3 years ago