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Haven't heard this gem in a long time. It's so great to watch the video again after all these years (I think this video dates back to 81 or 82) and it's still as original and creepy as it was back when it first aired.

doppleganger69 2 years ago

This song was great back in 1983, but it sounds even better today!! It's timeless. I love it more now than ever.

vikib65 2 years ago

He's also a writer, have an autographed copy of his book.

texadillo53 2 years ago

My favorite moment was when he breaks through the door and it cuts to a Super 8 film version of the "Happy" couple leaving in a hearse no less lol. Maybe someone knows where this was filmed but it looks to me like the interior was the Kaiser Convention center in Oakland. I saw Skid Row with Pantera as the opening act there in 1991. It was a freaking awesome show.

ricantarzan 2 years ago

I saw him with Pat Travers and Rick Derringer it was a great show.

Thanks for posting :)

deeperwaterz 2 years ago

What more can i say.. the 80's man! the 80's! kick ass 3

danmarino1970 2 years ago 4

But did you noticed he already got a ring check at 1:56... 58. Maybe from his first wife. hahahahaha.

Buzzerifier 2 years ago 3

Those were the days when music was fun, good to hear and original.

cveiga2010 2 years ago 7

I don't understand what happens at scene 2:03.

roosevelthighschool 2 years ago 3

His dream turns into a nightmare

neon340 2 years ago 5

@roosevelthighschool

I guess he mean to say that marriage is ruining the love you can have for someone. Because it is not righteous to live in a free relationship. Thus being free is bad. This being married is a trap for simple minds (and potential benefits for others). But I'm reaching.

Buzzerifier 2 years ago

being free is not bad

assholemon 2 years ago

I think he finally is realizing he is marrying a dead soul and is going to be miserable for the rest of his life.

deeperwaterz 2 years ago

Love the opening line: "where were you when I needed you?"

roosevelthighschool 2 years ago

que hermosa voz... =)

eunseo15 2 years ago 2

the songs from the 80's like this one that didn't use any synths were the better 80's songs, and sound much fresher today.

IcouldBNE1 2 years ago 3

Simply the best song of the early to mid 80's. I remember hearing this song on the radio in my mom's car when I was little. Thank You, hrandall55.

roosevelthighschool 2 years ago

thanks for your comment .. just one of the best bands of the 80's

hrandall55 2 years ago

It's not in stereo until the last 10 seconds.

jsmaye 2 years ago 2

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Had this song in my head all day yesterday. Thank You.

roosevelthighschool 2 years ago

I was Driveing an Olds Vista Cruiser back in 82,,,

Like Erics,,,,groovin to,,,Greg Kihn,,the Dobbies,,and Alice Cooper,,,

darryl360 2 years ago

Kick ass song right here. Thank You.

roosevelthighschool 2 years ago 3

The groom kind of looks like Chevy Chase to me. Thank You.

roosevelthighschool 2 years ago

I have always admired music from the 80's and this is no exception. Thank You.

roosevelthighschool 2 years ago

este esta mejor que el otro, gracias desde lima peru!

roemi77 2 years ago

love the 80's

jarretrichardson 2 years ago 2

This is one of the best pop dance tracks of 1983, has an infectious groove, with excellent hamonious vocals, quality 80's music!!

3811iberis 2 years ago 8

Thank you for your commentary

hrandall55 2 years ago

I was 19 back in 1983.

I had just fallen in love with the Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser and was on my first of what would eventually be three '69 Vistas (the year Eric had on "That '70s Show") over the years.

I had a list of "Top 100 Vista Cruising Songs" back then.

"Jeopardy" was #1 on that list.

OldsVistaCruiser 2 years ago