This is a nice performance. If you are into religious connotations, watch Meat Loaf "I Would do anything for Love." It is a little wierd, and takes a few watches to figure out the message..
I remember sitting as a little boy and watching this song on tv. I loved it then and I love it now, TIMELESS CLASSIC. like this if you appreciate a great voice with great lyrics.
i will always live in the 20th century as far as most movies and music is concerned, or hell, even most things. things dont seem to be getting better. commericialism has taken over.
@burtonrules123 I think you speak for so many of us on here who can remember and still fully appreciate how times used to be. What is going on these days anymore? This song brings back memories of high school for me and of just better times in general.
@briarboy79 ditto man! i was a kid, not a teen, my childhood was in the 90's but it was great and i miss it. im obviously very nostalgic. but music and movies seemed better too, in certain ways. there was more selection.
@burtonrules123 Same heer i mean like you i was a child when this came out but it brings not just memories but just a good feeling. I remember hearg this on car rides with my mother. It Does seem like thing were much better in the 1990's or at least early 2000's things just suck now. Music is ran by people who know nothing about it same with films. Thats why with film i enjoy underground horror and forigne/ experimental and music its mostly about metal
If you want to see one of the gayest music video's ever made in the 80's, type in "Dancing in Heaven" by Martin Page's former band "Q-Feel". Martin's dance moves alone will leave you feeling queasy. Amazingly enough, I actually bought their cassette tape back in '82. The songs "Crosstalk" and "Heroes Never Die" were very underrated.
@ojmccaf63 Both Sting and Martin Page are alive and doing very well for themselves. Sting is still releasing new records, even if they don't really contain any new material, and Page is releasing his third-full length CD entitled, "A Temper of Peace" this Christmas.
This song is beautiful, but its another example of how far the music has fallen these days. This song SHATTERED Billboard's top charts back in the day.....these days what tops music charts? Justin Bieber, Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, etc. Its really, really sad.
@davidjriley98 my God you are so right that its sad. im so proud to be a 90's kid! i remember this on the radio and i cant believe how utterly crappy so-called "music" is today. it just upsets me just thinking about it. the culture today isnt good at all. i think 9/11 had something to do with making the culture so absolutly shitty.
I worked the whole damn season to raise enough cash to afford 2M of RAM while this was playing; it was the followup to Starships' Mannequin song. Anyone who is nostaligic for this one-off was either high, or was inside a womb for the era.
He isn't talking about the Grand Canyon...the first line of the music video is, "Oh, Mount Kailash, uncover me, come my restoration, wash my body clean..." Mount Kailash is part of the Himalayan Mountains and in Tibet. The mountain is important in 4 different religions; Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism and Bon. The song is about rebirth ("I shall not cry for the blindman I leave behind...") and Mount Kailash fits.
I agree to disagree. I am not doubting the Mount Kailash info but there is a line in the song that says Havasupai shaman let me be reborn and the Havasupai Indians live in the Grand Canyon area.
How did we survive all these years without youtube? A song you hadn't heard in a long time pops into your head out of nowhere and you can just come here and look it up. This is the greatest website ever!
My dad played this cd everyday for 10+ years. I used to hate it, and for a valentines day as a child he gave me a stone in the shape of a heart and said that if I didn't like it a monkey would come in my dream so.... i like it now. I'm terrified of moneys.
@kd4adv Oh, they ran songs into the ground back then, too. Nine years earlier, in 1985, I had a job as a baker. We listened to the radio and baked cookies all day. They played the same stuff over and over. There were so many good songs from 1985 that I couldn't stand anymore. It took me 20 years to get to where I could listen to some of them again.
I literally have been trying to figure out the name of this song for 5 years now. I first heard it when I was 6 and I guess it stuck with me. Glad I found it
Great song; lousy video. I knew Martin Page was the bass player, but why show him in such deep shadows and darkness? (yeah, I know, stone and light...I get it). But this video did little to match the energy and dynamics of the song. It was weird and disappointing.
Is there other music as mystical as this? I haven't found anything with this sort of vibe in the now nearly 20 years (wow, has it been that long?) since I first heard this. Is this unique, or am I looking in the wrong place?
first time i heard this song years ago, I thought Go West did this song... heard this song again when I was at work and immediately had to find this song again.... wonderful song!
I heard this song the day after my sister's funeral, and all I could think was it was her way of letting me know that she'd made it to the other side.
I'm a fan of this song...guilty pleasure or not...but Martin Paige was more than just a one-hit-wonder with this track. He co-wrote songs like "We Built This City" by Starship, "King of Wishful Thinking" by Go West, and "These Dreams" by Heart.
I remember when I first heard Taylor Hicks on American Idol. I thought her sounded identical to Martin. This song is one of the highlights of the 90s.
@mattyhasselhoff I was 10 years old in 1995 and I also remember LOVING this song. It brings back memories of when all my brothers still lived at home.
I miss those days because now we are all 32, 28, 26 (me), and 24 and the oldest two have moved out, married, and each just recently had his first baby. But we can make new memories and give our children a great childhood like we had when we were young.
my g/f stole my daughter in 1996 and I recall how this song got me through the times when I really wondered about lifes plan. 10/11/96 the daughter I'll never know.
Your daddy will always love you Bryana A Peters, ...where ever you are !
loved this song, Steve was a great voice of the 90's I remember this song when it come out it was like boom, who is this guy then he just disappeared, miss those days
@LaZafra1 He put out a second album in 2008 called "In the Temple of the Muse," and he is working on a third album now. I don't know if the world just wasn't ready for his music or he didn't get the promotion he deserved or what, but I can listen to his albums on repeat for hours and never get tired of them--every time I listen, I discover something new. Martin Page's talent is a rare treasure. I wish more people appreciated it!
My sister's fave misheard lyric... she always heard the line, "And when I go, I have a lump of poop in my eye!" but it's really: "And when I go, I will open my eyes" (2:50)
My sister's fave misheard lyric... she always heard the line, "And when I go, I have a lump of poop in my eye!" but it's really: "And when I go, I will open my eyes" (2:50)
A problem in this world today is THE GANG PROBLEM,on youtube.com,search LATIN KINGS CHICAGO,and find out about what these EVIL UNHUMANS,are doing,this concerns everybody in the world,think about it,what would the world be like if it was mainly dominated by the gangs?Do you really think wed have freedom anymore?You must think about these things,search online about how these gang members murder good innocent people who never deserved that,you must question these things.Its evil.
NateSean, you should listen to the whole CD. "In my room" is a very beautiful yet sad song that tells the story of how many people live in violent homes.
@dharmaseed I googled "in the house of stone and light sting" and nothing really came up then I found out it was by this martin page dude who I never heard of before...this song is amazing..
Haha I'm 16 and I like this song, but i honestly don't care what anyone thinks!:) I think 70/80/90's music is all really great and nothing compared to the music we have today.
@erinrl12 Enjoyed your opinion!! :) I love the 80's.... what a great time!! Nice songs! Nice groups! Less meanless at men harts!! And I am 36 ;) Almost 37!! :p Kisses! Crissy
@erinrl12 I agree. I personally grew up in the 80's and in high school til 96'. The music then was awesome. Most music today is okay but nothing like it was back then.
@erinrl12 you shouldn't care... and age should not matter. I love 60 and 70's music more than my own generation music. it just shows we have a deeper appreciation for wonderful music!
@erinrl12 You said it. I am definitely a kid from the nineties, in fact I had the cassette of martin page. not sure what happened to it, but its still a great song.
@GoGoGadgetBeer Ahaha sorry I just saw your answer :) well "sublime" means... amazing, wonderful, beautiful, in french... :) Lol sorry I don't quite know how to explain! But anyway I guess your music tastes are good ;)
Martin Page, is a talented song writer and performer, who reached a path of enlightenment with this song."It's been too long my spirits been at war havasupi Shaman let me be reborn. He takes for all schools of thought and tries to make it accesible to everyone. Thank you for this song. It has gotten me through some hard times.
In Lucas,Kansas,S. P. Dinsmoor built a house made from stone. He made it just like a log cabin. That is what this song makes me think of. He called it The Garden of Eden
His songs have been recorded by a million artists. One distiniction he does have is one of his songs was voted the #1 worst song of all time by readers of Rolling Stone magazine. It was " We Built This City" by the Starship. On top of everything else, this man is a phenomenal bass player !
I'm closing in on 50 and this song is still great
dagwood00049 7 hours ago
This is a nice performance. If you are into religious connotations, watch Meat Loaf "I Would do anything for Love." It is a little wierd, and takes a few watches to figure out the message..
savvyscottyboy 3 weeks ago
love this song who did the flute in it sounds like Robbie Robertson ?
JoanneLynn69 3 weeks ago
Is he wearing "The Executive" coat from Seinfeld?
pattyk77 1 month ago
@pattyk77 LOL... it seems to be belt-less!
PonyboyInNewZealand 1 month ago
this was when music was music something to plus you in a positive direction .
migstewart1988 1 month ago
Just an amazing piece of music....
fladivr 1 month ago
I remember sitting as a little boy and watching this song on tv. I loved it then and I love it now, TIMELESS CLASSIC. like this if you appreciate a great voice with great lyrics.
TheRomantician 2 months ago in playlist Liked videos 2
@TheRomantician ditto!
otakusnexttopmodel 2 months ago
i will always live in the 20th century as far as most movies and music is concerned, or hell, even most things. things dont seem to be getting better. commericialism has taken over.
burtonrules123 2 months ago
@burtonrules123 I think you speak for so many of us on here who can remember and still fully appreciate how times used to be. What is going on these days anymore? This song brings back memories of high school for me and of just better times in general.
briarboy79 2 months ago
@briarboy79 ditto man! i was a kid, not a teen, my childhood was in the 90's but it was great and i miss it. im obviously very nostalgic. but music and movies seemed better too, in certain ways. there was more selection.
burtonrules123 2 months ago
@burtonrules123 Same heer i mean like you i was a child when this came out but it brings not just memories but just a good feeling. I remember hearg this on car rides with my mother. It Does seem like thing were much better in the 1990's or at least early 2000's things just suck now. Music is ran by people who know nothing about it same with films. Thats why with film i enjoy underground horror and forigne/ experimental and music its mostly about metal
gunslinger861 2 months ago in playlist 90's 2
13 people are athiest scumbags.
burtonrules123 2 months ago
@burtonrules123 i'm an atheist and i love this song you religious scumbag
jordanzio 4 weeks ago
@jordanzio fuck you athiest asshole. why dont you go bite hte fleas off your hair monkey fur.
burtonrules123 3 weeks ago
If you want to see one of the gayest music video's ever made in the 80's, type in "Dancing in Heaven" by Martin Page's former band "Q-Feel". Martin's dance moves alone will leave you feeling queasy. Amazingly enough, I actually bought their cassette tape back in '82. The songs "Crosstalk" and "Heroes Never Die" were very underrated.
jhigh64 2 months ago
This is the corniest song abotu spirituality ever to touch the charts.
ValiumandDolls 2 months ago
Such high production values on this piece of work, such a beautifully performed piece, so well constructed.
curtzeek1 2 months ago
I don't know what really made me think of the song but I'm glad I looked up. I was 10 years old. I only vaguely remember it.
ToDallasFromBoston 2 months ago
I was born to Raining Blood by Slayer...but this is alright too.
Sage80 2 months ago
@Sage80
meganeguard 2 months ago
When I was younger, I thought this was Peter Gabriel.
gravitywheel 2 months ago
I'm happy i remembered this song, it's been a long time since I've heard it...
RandyGPlaylist 3 months ago
in 2:50 hey say i will op-open my eyes
gravicrusher3 3 months ago
Hallelujah!!!!
exilenolonger 3 months ago
At 2:50, "And we'll all go poop in my hoooooome!"
TheBardbarians 3 months ago
I remember this song! He reminded me of Sting!! is he still alive??
ojmccaf63 4 months ago
@ojmccaf63 Very much alive and well he is.
JeopardyandWheelFan 4 months ago
@ojmccaf63 And both of them are British.
JeopardyandWheelFan 4 months ago
@ojmccaf63 Both Sting and Martin Page are alive and doing very well for themselves. Sting is still releasing new records, even if they don't really contain any new material, and Page is releasing his third-full length CD entitled, "A Temper of Peace" this Christmas.
Mackerni 3 months ago
beautiful song
jaybrymer 4 months ago
Awesome song
julissa2830 5 months ago
This song is beautiful, but its another example of how far the music has fallen these days. This song SHATTERED Billboard's top charts back in the day.....these days what tops music charts? Justin Bieber, Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, etc. Its really, really sad.
davidjriley98 5 months ago 28
@davidjriley98 my God you are so right that its sad. im so proud to be a 90's kid! i remember this on the radio and i cant believe how utterly crappy so-called "music" is today. it just upsets me just thinking about it. the culture today isnt good at all. i think 9/11 had something to do with making the culture so absolutly shitty.
burtonrules123 2 months ago
LOVE the 90's
spatch8806 5 months ago
I remember hearing this on the radio all the time when I was a kid. Brings by a lot of memories..
Flagg1991 5 months ago
Great song, I seriously used to think it was Sting who did this song, I was shocked that it turned out to be another artist who did this song
Doobie1975 5 months ago
No one makes songs like this anymore. Not that there are some good songs today, but nothing like this.
GTBurns48215 5 months ago
How could anybody hate this song.
80sfreak1979 5 months ago
He reminds me of william peterson from csi a bit. Nice song :)
pattyk77 5 months ago
un buen tema de los 90 en mi caso mucha piedra, la luz se fue de paseo...
fulvio68 5 months ago
martin page is a fuckin genius
lynyrdwhiskey 6 months ago
I worked the whole damn season to raise enough cash to afford 2M of RAM while this was playing; it was the followup to Starships' Mannequin song. Anyone who is nostaligic for this one-off was either high, or was inside a womb for the era.
capitalistpigdogus 6 months ago
the song that sting couldn't write!!!
makethetransition00 6 months ago
He isn't talking about the Grand Canyon...the first line of the music video is, "Oh, Mount Kailash, uncover me, come my restoration, wash my body clean..." Mount Kailash is part of the Himalayan Mountains and in Tibet. The mountain is important in 4 different religions; Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism and Bon. The song is about rebirth ("I shall not cry for the blindman I leave behind...") and Mount Kailash fits.
cdj37192 6 months ago
@cdj37192
I agree to disagree. I am not doubting the Mount Kailash info but there is a line in the song that says Havasupai shaman let me be reborn and the Havasupai Indians live in the Grand Canyon area.
80sfreak1979 6 months ago
I remember this video the first time I watched it on a realityless VH-1! Love this song!
bailodescalza 6 months ago
is there any live version of this song
cobbac 6 months ago
I must go there......to find my soul, yeah!
How did we survive all these years without youtube? A song you hadn't heard in a long time pops into your head out of nowhere and you can just come here and look it up. This is the greatest website ever!
zytxuy 7 months ago 13
@zytxuy
agreed.
80sfreak1979 6 months ago
For some reason, this song always makes me think of Greece.
jpsmith81 7 months ago
best song of the 90's
hungryhobo82 7 months ago
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epic song
Ruish16maddog 7 months ago
epic song
Ruish16maddog 7 months ago
My dad played this cd everyday for 10+ years. I used to hate it, and for a valentines day as a child he gave me a stone in the shape of a heart and said that if I didn't like it a monkey would come in my dream so.... i like it now. I'm terrified of moneys.
AllyBal 7 months ago
This song is about the Grand Canyon
daskinder 7 months ago
Whenever I think of songs that rich white people listen to, I think of this song.
Nesskid4side 7 months ago
LOL why is he wearing a trenchcoat
justinseiko 7 months ago
@justinseiko Because he is just that awesome :)
Majiyck 7 months ago
That's funny, I was sure Martin Page was black
Yyyyzyyy 8 months ago
Worst song of an entire decade.
iangoescrunch 8 months ago
@iangoescrunch Obviously the majority of America disagrees with you since this song was HUGE in the 90s.
davidjriley98 8 months ago
@davidjriley98 Mmmbop was also HUGE in the 90s.
iangoescrunch 8 months ago
@iangoescrunch Oh HELL NO. Are you serious? Clean your ears out, please. O.O *smdh* This song kicks ASS, betta realize!! x]
thenewageriseth 5 months ago
90's are the good years
Leviathan560 8 months ago
Anyone else get goosebumps listening to this song??? im 24 and still love it
5grimmy 8 months ago 5
@5grimmy so am i! 24, and a child of the 90's and i loved the music, and no, not just cuz it was my childhood. it was genuinly good.
burtonrules123 2 months ago
@5grimmy Yes, it's so deep and perfect you could just follow it to Heaven....
MichaelDinaswirled 1 month ago
oh my i forgot how much i loved this song...
andresaimar2010 8 months ago
Radio stations need to start playing the REAL GOOD music like this again, instead of running the same song into the ground every day.
kd4adv 8 months ago
@kd4adv Oh, they ran songs into the ground back then, too. Nine years earlier, in 1985, I had a job as a baker. We listened to the radio and baked cookies all day. They played the same stuff over and over. There were so many good songs from 1985 that I couldn't stand anymore. It took me 20 years to get to where I could listen to some of them again.
onemondaynight 8 months ago
I literally have been trying to figure out the name of this song for 5 years now. I first heard it when I was 6 and I guess it stuck with me. Glad I found it
uglybassplayer14 8 months ago
I had to listen to this song tonight. It has a message we can all learn from.
buddatheone 9 months ago
Great song; lousy video. I knew Martin Page was the bass player, but why show him in such deep shadows and darkness? (yeah, I know, stone and light...I get it). But this video did little to match the energy and dynamics of the song. It was weird and disappointing.
pmcload 9 months ago
I don't have any distinct memories related to this song, but certainly remember hearing it in 1994 or '95.
jayjaybee 9 months ago
i love sting
bubblt 9 months ago
Makes it feel 1994-1995 all over again.
NYerintransit 9 months ago 4
I remember hearing this on the radio all the time when I was a kid. Nostalgic memories of the 90s. Ah.
Flagg1991 9 months ago
man this takes me back to my walkman playing days in college at Truman State univ in 1995. thanks for the posting.
stl49erfan 9 months ago 3
Let me in...Beneath my skin ;)
CuteZootSuit 10 months ago
My daughter was born to this song playing. Great, extremely well-produced record. Thanks for posting the video.
hibob418 10 months ago 26
@hibob418 What a great song to be born to! :-)
toasterrodeo 8 months ago 14
@hibob418 I gave head to this song, your daughter and I have something in common!!!
jesusthehorse 6 months ago
@jesusthehorse Thanks for the visual. It'll be a month in therapy trying to de-link that.
hibob418 6 months ago
One of the greatest songs ever written...
ubeBrettu 10 months ago
tres joli ! jadore ca! merci!
Spyonelili35 10 months ago
This is the member of Q-Feel that sang the song Dancing in heaven in the movie Girls just wanna have fun
Razor4ever 10 months ago
Is there other music as mystical as this? I haven't found anything with this sort of vibe in the now nearly 20 years (wow, has it been that long?) since I first heard this. Is this unique, or am I looking in the wrong place?
Gunnerkelly 10 months ago
@Gunnerkelly check out clannad or sting or peter gabriel
bubblt 9 months ago
The "House of Stone and Light" is the Grand Canyon
aeskeats 10 months ago
first time i heard this song years ago, I thought Go West did this song... heard this song again when I was at work and immediately had to find this song again.... wonderful song!
shioriryukaze 10 months ago
OMG the memories
i was an 18 yr old college freshman when this came out.
abbyfortheskew 10 months ago
I heard this song the day after my sister's funeral, and all I could think was it was her way of letting me know that she'd made it to the other side.
TypesALot 10 months ago
@TypesALot She's rotting. Like your soul.
capitalistpigdogus 6 months ago
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TypesALot 6 months ago
I remember the first Cassette tape i owned for myself was this album. Good times as a kid.
tinyism 11 months ago
I'm a fan of this song...guilty pleasure or not...but Martin Paige was more than just a one-hit-wonder with this track. He co-wrote songs like "We Built This City" by Starship, "King of Wishful Thinking" by Go West, and "These Dreams" by Heart.
CBSmiff 11 months ago 2
@CBSmiff Methinks you need do cite more than what you hath used for citing..
capitalistpigdogus 6 months ago
I was 21 when this came out, that is scary but I aways liked this song!
SexyShortnSweet 11 months ago
"in the house of stoner delights"
themasterpianist 11 months ago
@themasterpianist I never knew he was saying that, I LOVE IT!!
SexyShortnSweet 11 months ago
Good tune I like Martin Page and Richard Page from Mr Mister! All pages are good!
bleedforme1981 11 months ago
@bleedforme1981 I did not know Martin was part of Mr. Mister, Kyrie. Wow!
SexyShortnSweet 11 months ago
@SexyShortnSweet He isnt. lol that guy's name is richard page.
bleedforme1981 11 months ago
"Holy Lady show me my soul. Tell me of the place where I must surely go..." chalk one up for the good guys ;)
MavGator1 11 months ago
How did he sing this without autotune???
TowManSKS 11 months ago
I sang this song for my choir solo in '94. Now 17 years it speaks to me now more than ever.. <3
ChicagoWhiteSoxGirl 11 months ago
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ChicagoWhiteSoxGirl 11 months ago
I remember when I first heard Taylor Hicks on American Idol. I thought her sounded identical to Martin. This song is one of the highlights of the 90s.
djchas1 1 year ago
Perfect song to seduce really hot high-maintenance chicks :P
Jgeneraledger23 1 year ago
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Jgeneraledger23 1 year ago
i remember vh1 playing this video every morning....that vh1 is a far cry from what it is today. Now its reality tv hell.
EinahChild 1 year ago 30
@EinahChild Wait - VH1 pulled an MTV 20 years later? Interesting.
capitalistpigdogus 9 months ago 2
@EinahChild I remember being 10 years old & loving this song. (1995)
mattyhasselhoff 5 months ago
@mattyhasselhoff I was 10 years old in 1995 and I also remember LOVING this song. It brings back memories of when all my brothers still lived at home.
I miss those days because now we are all 32, 28, 26 (me), and 24 and the oldest two have moved out, married, and each just recently had his first baby. But we can make new memories and give our children a great childhood like we had when we were young.
spqa2004 3 months ago
Let me in, beneath my skin...In the House of Stone and Light
darysons1 1 year ago 2
I thought sting sang this! :(
TheMortisOlafShow 1 year ago
i remember this song..
TheBodyBuilder2012 1 year ago
For the longest time I swore Sting sang this. :P
ExhaleTheLight 1 year ago
@ExhaleTheLight I was thinking, "Sting? Really?" But had to re-listen to it and I can hear that. Kinda Sting meets Robert Palmer. Great song.
deadheadtrea 1 year ago
MArtin is so underated this is a really great song..thanks for it. i agree with erinr12
sooo true nice one :)
weeezinthejuice 1 year ago 2
11 didn't enter the House Of Stone and Light.
ldylkr 1 year ago 3
@ldylkr LOL, I spit my coffee out after I read that!
VisionWiz1978 1 year ago
beautiful song....
makes me feel peaceful when i listen to it...
andresaimar2010 1 year ago 3
This song hit number one on the AC charts during later April-Mid May of 1995!
0TheSeeker 1 year ago
@0TheSeeker
my g/f stole my daughter in 1996 and I recall how this song got me through the times when I really wondered about lifes plan. 10/11/96 the daughter I'll never know.
Your daddy will always love you Bryana A Peters, ...where ever you are !
apatheticempathy 1 year ago
@apatheticempathy This is the saddest thing I've ever heard.
I can't imagine my life without my daughter.
My heart goes out to you with all of it's sincerest empathy !!
mlmr11 1 year ago 2
Can't believe i forgot about this song, i loved this song when i was a kid thanx for posting this (^_^)
Kazuma2448 1 year ago
yes the 90's music is /sounds more like music to me!!! I totally like
idealbudonian 1 year ago
a correction on what I said, Martin, not Steve sorry =(
LaZafra1 1 year ago
loved this song, Steve was a great voice of the 90's I remember this song when it come out it was like boom, who is this guy then he just disappeared, miss those days
LaZafra1 1 year ago
@LaZafra1 He put out a second album in 2008 called "In the Temple of the Muse," and he is working on a third album now. I don't know if the world just wasn't ready for his music or he didn't get the promotion he deserved or what, but I can listen to his albums on repeat for hours and never get tired of them--every time I listen, I discover something new. Martin Page's talent is a rare treasure. I wish more people appreciated it!
ladycygnet 6 months ago
This song reminds me of a brutal head cold I had as a child. Thanks Martin.
SavedByGraceAdam 1 year ago
Very Sublime!
Champ675 1 year ago
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beejereeno 1 year ago
Great song! One of the 1990 best!
carouselgal 1 year ago
I love this song :) ta ta ra ra ra ta ra ra ra ra ra...
anita2686 1 year ago
A problem in this world today is THE GANG PROBLEM,on youtube.com,search LATIN KINGS CHICAGO,and find out about what these EVIL UNHUMANS,are doing,this concerns everybody in the world,think about it,what would the world be like if it was mainly dominated by the gangs?Do you really think wed have freedom anymore?You must think about these things,search online about how these gang members murder good innocent people who never deserved that,you must question these things.Its evil.
zzthetubezz 1 year ago
God works in mysterious ways.
RAYMORE41 1 year ago
@RAYMORE41 That he dose!!!
But he has a plan for You and I!!!
Champ675 11 months ago
NateSean, you should listen to the whole CD. "In my room" is a very beautiful yet sad song that tells the story of how many people live in violent homes.
hltibbs 1 year ago
Just listen to the words. I'ts about a sinner being saved just in time.
matthew11863 1 year ago
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matthew11863 1 year ago
Pause it at 2:01. Tell me what that looks like.
slutlust 1 year ago
@slutlust , the DNA of the children capable of immortality
TheUndefeatedLife 1 year ago
When I first heard this song I thought it was by Sting.
XxowendanxX 1 year ago
@XxowendanxX I was thinking the same thing, until looking on here. Cheers
dharmaseed 1 year ago
@dharmaseed I googled "in the house of stone and light sting" and nothing really came up then I found out it was by this martin page dude who I never heard of before...this song is amazing..
XxowendanxX 1 year ago
Haha I'm 16 and I like this song, but i honestly don't care what anyone thinks!:) I think 70/80/90's music is all really great and nothing compared to the music we have today.
erinrl12 1 year ago 50
@erinrl12 Enjoyed your opinion!! :) I love the 80's.... what a great time!! Nice songs! Nice groups! Less meanless at men harts!! And I am 36 ;) Almost 37!! :p Kisses! Crissy
crissybunny 1 year ago
@erinrl12 I agree. I personally grew up in the 80's and in high school til 96'. The music then was awesome. Most music today is okay but nothing like it was back then.
sxybglvr78 1 year ago
@erinrl12 im more in love with 60's songs
dmnxh107 1 year ago
@erinrl12 you shouldn't care... and age should not matter. I love 60 and 70's music more than my own generation music. it just shows we have a deeper appreciation for wonderful music!
VisionWiz1978 1 year ago
@erinrl12 I couldn't agree more. you must be the smartest 16 yr old when it comes to music.
dubkorp 11 months ago
@erinrl12 i agree good for \you
sprintsanyo81 11 months ago
@erinrl12 You said it. I am definitely a kid from the nineties, in fact I had the cassette of martin page. not sure what happened to it, but its still a great song.
Jantv81 8 months ago
Love his music
52Napoli 1 year ago
I thought back them it was Sting for sure. Some said Michael Bolton...huh? Definitely Sting-like.
NYVoice 1 year ago
@NYVoice I thought I was the only one who thought it was Sting who did this song! His voice and music definitely resembles Sting
Doobie1975 5 months ago
I remember this well. what a well written, tasteful song. it's sublime and makes you feel good at the same time. good work Mr. page.
paulpaid 1 year ago
any relation to Richard Page of Mr. Mister fame?
hansumjoe 1 year ago
Sublime
Milanzar 1 year ago
@Milanzar 40 oz. to freedom
GoGoGadgetBeer 1 year ago
@GoGoGadgetBeer Ahaha sorry I just saw your answer :) well "sublime" means... amazing, wonderful, beautiful, in french... :) Lol sorry I don't quite know how to explain! But anyway I guess your music tastes are good ;)
Milanzar 1 year ago
Martin Page, is a talented song writer and performer, who reached a path of enlightenment with this song."It's been too long my spirits been at war havasupi Shaman let me be reborn. He takes for all schools of thought and tries to make it accesible to everyone. Thank you for this song. It has gotten me through some hard times.
buddatheone 1 year ago
who is the hauntingly beautiful woman? is it a dead lover? does he miss her?
Thephyguy 1 year ago
WHOOOOSH!!! Damn, I actually remember this song!
SayWhaaatt03 1 year ago
I WANT A TIME MACHINE!! GOOD TIMESSS!!!!
MRTEL7777 1 year ago
can get 150 to 213 on its own?
love that part, not a huge fan of the rest
12patspwn 1 year ago
In Lucas,Kansas,S.P. Dinsmoor built a house made of stone. He made it like a log cabin. I guess that is what I think of when I hear this.
poet59 1 year ago
In Lucas,Kansas,S. P. Dinsmoor built a house made from stone. He made it just like a log cabin. That is what this song makes me think of. He called it The Garden of Eden
poet59 1 year ago
I miss the 90s
RollChan1985 1 year ago
Martin Page is like the Michael Bolton of Britain!
JeopardyandWheelFan 1 year ago
I could listen to this every day and not get sick of it.
greenskiis 1 year ago
His songs have been recorded by a million artists. One distiniction he does have is one of his songs was voted the #1 worst song of all time by readers of Rolling Stone magazine. It was " We Built This City" by the Starship. On top of everything else, this man is a phenomenal bass player !
don56texas 1 year ago
wow.... good memories with this song... i wish i could go back to this year.. thank you
hairymonkey50 1 year ago
Thank You!!
Champ675 1 year ago