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  • Wow it's been aaaaaaaaaaaaaages since I saw this video!! So fucking awesome!

  • Love the song and can't find this on itunes. Any suggestions?

  • @texasrm777 Used record/cd stores

  • man I forgot just how good Paul Rogers voice was.I think he was better with other bands than with Bad Company.Still,Robert Plant kicked all assess.

  • Me being 45 years old I can never get enough of searching out great songs from my tean years on here! Awsome song and the Firm was under rated!

  • The Trillion dollar lawsuit and the Chinese Dragon Family.

  • no era has had the endurence of music artist's as the late 60's and the 70's,to prove this point,take a list of bands and artist's that have layed the ground work and became iconic and the public have flat refused to let these bands die off,the 80's 90's and including the 21st century commercial sales oriented crap bastards will never figure this out,so next time you try and lay claim that youre gen is the best,be true to youre school!!!!!!!!!!!

  • One of the greatest songs of 1986. This got a lot of radio play. D.J.'s just seem to love spinning this one. Of course who wouldn't love to here Paul Rogers singing anyway. From Free, Bad Company, The Firm and beyond...Paul is one of the greatest front men of the 70's, 80's, and 90's. He still sounds incredible live even to this day. Check out the regroup live DVD he did with Bad Company a few years back called "Merchants of Cool" which is unreal good.

  • @joevs21001 You can say that again!

  • awsome

    

  • Paul Rodgers is an extreme rarity: a rock vocalist who can perform live just as well as in the studio. The only others I can think of are Ronnie James Dio, Bruce Dickinson and Ann Wilson, and on his best night, Chris Cornell.

  • @BRealBTru Agreed. Halford is pretty damn good live also.

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  • Manfred Mann's Led Company is another appropriate name for this band, being where all the members came from. 

  • @ufofan1980 yeah but the drummer was for a moment in ac dc too...and in Uriah Heep back in the old magnificent spiritual 70s days

  • damn classical 80s metal i was there

  • Yes, since he was looking healthy and ever so wonderful again it's a shame we couldn't see more of him in this video, but then, I always want to see and hear more of him :)

  • For my Lady Vi! TLA! T.J.~

  • Boy they could have been great if they stayed together. At least we got two albums out of them!

  • My husband met at work in 86. I was 30 and he was 54. Were still in love and everyone said, "It would never last" God bless you, babe. I LOVE YOU.

  • The first period in which Jimmy Page REALLY looks healthy and well again =)

  • @ChrisSchokofreak ooops, my comment about Pagey looking great again was supposed to be directed to you :)

  • They kinda missed the punch line with this video... Japan had mainly Daimyo's or even Emperor's but not kings.

  • Jimmy is God

  • I saw The Firm in 84' here in L.A..Incredible show..Paul Rodgers-Jimmy Page-Tony Franklin-Cris Slade...I saw Paul & Jimmy a year earlier at "The Ronnie Lane's Appeal To ARMS Benefit" also here in L.A. What a night!!!!

  • And this is what it feels like to be 17 again! Thank you..... :)

  • @joyceannpumpkin Now back to being 42 again...

  • @LedWilde yea dose that suck im 41

  • Another "Super Band". Also check out GTR. The firm is my all time favorite...Paul Rodgers, enough said!

  • The most under-rated band in the 80s!

  • Every single song on this album just KILLS! No 1000 note guitar solos, no screaming vocals, just a shit-load of attitude and incredible song writing.

  • One of the greatest "project" bands ever.This was Jimmy Page's last real

    good guitar work.Both albums went Platinum,and rightly so.

  • @AnnaAnnaYes

    not the last... Coverdale-Page released in 93 was a real good guitar album ;)

  • @ronimatos90 Yea,forgot about that,shame that Jimmy Page has messed up his body so badly

    he can't tour anymore.

  • @AnnaAnnaYes Page and plant,Coverdale,Outrider.

    These are all released after-wards

  • @kildare97 They were,that's true.But The Firm is probably the most memorable!

  • Paul Rodgers has the best rock voice ever.

    The Firm was one of the best projects bands of the 80's.

    I was 12 when I saw Jimmy Page with The Yardbirds in 1966. That moment changed my life and I got into music after that.

    Page was playing guitar. They were a three piece band with a singer, Keith Relf, who died in 1976 in an accident.

    Jeff Beck and bassist, Paul Samwell Smith, both quit. The 2nd guitarist, Chris Dreja, took over on bass.

    The Firm brings back memories of those days.

  • Yeah, I'm aware of the chronology...just an observation. Brilliant song, love it.

  • Paul Rogers looks like Jerry Sienfeld with that 'shirt'.

  • @SeeMack5 good one--but you got it backwards---you mean Seinfeld looked like Paul Rogers---Seinfeld was years later

  • @SeeMack5 His shirt is kind of puffy...

  • No one today can even scratch the surface!!! LOVE THIS!!!

  • God I am so glad I was introduced to this music. I was a 90's kid but a rocker to the core and this and the other classics were and are still the best.

  • Paul Rodgers is past amazing! what a voice...

  • Wow... been looking for this video for YEARS!!! Now i just need to find this song , as well as Satisfaction Guaranteed on CD somewhere. Both are great songs and videos.

  • And what do you do when the Royals and the Scum above them sucks?

  • Hard to believe this song was on the rock charts 25 years ago.......( March 1986 )

  • @lennomenno hard to believe paul was 35 in this video...hes 60 now...omg...im 37 and feel old...lol this is there best song by far....unbelievable...

  • soooooooooo off the hook...paul rodgers is a bad dude....

  • This song hits me right in the Gut

    Every time

    Long Live Rock n Roll

  • 1980s had ALL the bands!

  • @centurion180ad

    as did the 70's, and 60's, etc. ;)

  • @exDrBob1 You are so right! Any successful musician will tell you stories of when they first heard this band or that LP. All from the 60's-70's .

  • love this song.

  • Outstanding video! Glad to see it back.

  • another 80s classic!!! glad i grew up in that era

  • @MrMetalman66 same here

  • @MrMetalman66

    We were 20 or so in the 80s...the today's 20 years old boys they don't enjoy music as this....

  • excelente cancion!!!!!!!!mexico,,,

  • Was Paul married to an Asian lady?

  • @gymman1031 No but this song is based on a book that Paul read.Tip,if you wanna be

    a good songwriter,read a lot of books.

  • what an outstandin song.........

  • Great band saw them in detroit on the mean buisness tour Paul was absolutely fabulous as always page was drunk but still was able to give a decent show i was also lucky to meet paul in person twice great humble legend of a singer.

  • NOW THIS IS MUSIC!!! i loved it when it came out and still love it now.

  • the actress in this also was in Robert Plant's Heaven Knows Vid.

  • Who's the jackass that thought it wise the put a screen over the band?

  • @oganmy9 I think it works to have the band projected onto the sliding screens in a feudal Japan home. If the band had been done up like a group of traveling minstrels in feudal Japan then this would be on of those awful videos from the 80's.

  • @oganmy9 Those screens are sliding room dividers found in most Japanese homes even today. They are lightweight and made of wood and backed by strong white paper. Used to make rooms smaller or larger, more private or less, depending on need. Quite handy and an efficient use of space.

    Great song & vid -- I'm glad it's back up again finally.

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