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Got this for Christmas in 1976, one of the coolest toys I ever had! Those were the days....

I was looking for this awhile back, never forgot it! I remember, though, at the very end, the spoon laughed...I recently sang this verbatim to my wife and she didn't get it, lol!

There was a version of this video with Bryan in front of bunch of TVs. At the end, Bryan wakes up after falling asleep in front of the telley...That was the one MTV played.

I played this song a lot after my dad passed. Haven't heard it since then, which was almost 17 years ago. Still gets me...beautiful song! Here's to you, dad...

Always knew these guys were way ahead of their time! They knew something...this song proves it...pretty much sums up the current state of mankind!

@Willie1915

Really? I havent seen any recent interviews with Phil lately, but from what I've read in recent years, his drumming days were brought to a tragic end...nothing to be arrogant about! But I haven't really kept up with him.

Been hearing this at work a lot lately. Just felt like hearing it now...great song by a great band!

I was hoping to hear the real version, but got this instead. Got to say, though, the kids did a great job. Great to hear kids today whose idea of rock n' roll isn't Slipknot, Lady KaKa or Justin What's Her Face...I'm not old, but age is not the issue. It's just about real talent and passion (not ...

Ah yes, when they really MADE VIDEO....before point and click

Any band that has lasted this long (not many around) has different camps of fans. Some like the early stuff, some like it all, some like the later stuff, some new fans, etc. I'm sure there were mixed views about Signals in '82 by fans and press. But as a musician, the early 80s was a pivotal era ...

I remember when MTV played the crap out of this in '88 and '89. By then I had grown tired of Metallica. They had become a household name by then. I'm not a metal fan, but I've got to give credit where it's due. No one could have captured the mood and spirit of this film like Metallica did! I rece...

Great 80s classic, a bit Beatle-esque...it's been 30 years ALREADY! Hope by now Tommy got those teeth fixed!

I had a bootleg of this entire show back in the 90s. Man, do I wish I still had it!

I hear this @ work a lot. At first I thought, "Oh great, another depressed idiot whining about everything". The only thing I could really make out well enough was "had a bad day..." Blah, blah, blah! Then, the last time I heard this, I really was having a bad day, so I went with it, then the song...

I think I saw that cop on a James Bond flick last week (Never Say Never Again w/ Sean Connery)...

It's quite easy really: all ya have to do, is match up 6 pictures of famous noses, with 6 pictures of famous bogies! Thought that'd shock ya...

I've heard this at work many times, but could never hear it well enough. Always liked it. Last time it came on, I stood still right by the speaker so I could just catch the chorus well enough. I used to think it was "Leaving For A Night". When I found out that wasn't it after all, I tried looking...

LOOOOOVE this album. Bought it on vinyl back in '83 and played it out! I was only 13 then and I haven't heard this in years! A jazz lover and drummer myself, I can really appreciate this. And this was the same guy that did "Look Sharp" and "Jumpin' Jive"...the man is versatile and brilliant! Go Joe!

I told one of my co-workers, who's half my age, about this stuff, and he said: "Oh my God are you serious?" Then I said: "Ooooh yeah...Hey, I should look on youtube and see if it's on there" Lo and behold, here it is, LOL!!!!

I've had this on my mind lately. It popped in my head after not hearing it for about 20 years. I'm not a fan of prefab music, but there's always exception. This really is a neat song and it's got great possibilities as a jazz number. The video, though, could do well without the dancing homies. I ...

I don't remember who started it, but a couple friends thought K-Mart was some sort of negative, low-budget thing or something when we were kids, so they laughed at it. My parents, especially my mom, always shopped there, Zayre, Venture, and Ward's. We never got screwed with anything. Now you've g...

Another one of my fave H50 moments. The original is the best! OK, so it's not loaded with fistfights, hip-hop, tits & ass. It was about the writing...the plots, the twists, and the delivery. So much style with original, can't be touched. I guess lots of people dig the new H50. Suppose they hadn't...

Great tribute with the video, but the song's gotta go, bruddah! Sounds like something that would be used for the new artificially-flavoured remake. But yeah, you're right, bruddah: how dare they think they can remake the show! You can't touch a legend!

One of those great songs I haven't heard for years, but then just heard the other day...man, what a cut! Wonderful blend of R&B, soul and jazz, such class and style. Bit of Van Morrison, Steely Dan and Hall & Oates rolled into one. Unfortunately, most of the younger ones today (but not all of the...

Great tribute to Jack Lord. Well done, bruddah! Especially cool that you used the scene where McGarrett smashed Army Stanwood for season 6, one of my favourite Five-0 moments! Great!

@Spud13ify

Right on, bruddah!

Man, do they sound great! But I wish people would quit shaving their fucking heads!

I recently found this DVD @ some joint for $5. Haven't heard this for years, and it was my favourite from the soundtrack. I was so much a fan of this film and saw it when it came out in 1991! I waited VERY EAGERLY for the video and was there to get it when it came out. Had the movie poster and a ...

Wished they still sounded like this. As a musician, I understand the need to grow and experiment musically. All my favourite bands did it. But I admit that I lost track of U2 after Zooropa, which I thought was shite. When I heard Achtung Baby, I could tell they were losing their Irish rock sound,...

@jimdep1 Yeah, I remember the first news I heard of that show was the brief mention of it in the Time3 box set, with that early shot of the band. I thought "man, somebody somewhere's got a bootleg of this". Unfortunately, I was only 3 when they played that gig and it would be about another 5 year...

MTV actually used to play this cool song quite a bit back in late '89. Heard it recently a few times at work, so here I am! I never got tired of this song when it was out, even though MTV ran stuff into the ground. Penn's follow-up single, "This and That" is another one I've always liked. Haven't...

Man, thanks for posting these cuts from Cut...had this on vinyl back in the day and I played the shite out of it. Haven't heard it since then (we're talkin' almost 30 years)! Cesar's drumming was an influence. Sounds better today than back then!

Just felt like hearing this, so here I am. This is apparently one of those great songs that just takes you back. I was about 4 or 5 when this came out, and I remember hearing it a lot then. Many of Elton's songs take me back there 'cos between the radio always being on, whether in the car with mo...

Yeah, that's the way ROCK out to be, as well!

I wonder if this was originally aired on WTTW Channel 11 in 1970? Great, great, great!

So nice. Love Christine...the first time I heard this years back, I had this picture of her sitting at a piano, playing in some little smokey jazz/blues joint, looking and sounding soooo good!

@melissfrog79

Oooohh yeah, I so agree! Buckingham is so one of a kind as a guitarist especially. I'm a drummer, but even I can recognize that the man does not play or sound like any other, So few of those around anymore. My favourite Buckingham moment: that little solo at the end of "The Chain"....

Man, I remember when MTV premiered this as a "Sneak Preview Video", and they played it heavily. Never got tired of it! I actually heard this song in a grocery store one day. I've always loved the song and video. This came out when I started high school back in '84. Those were great days. Again, s...

There's only one...forget this high fructose corn syrup 2011 shite! Jack Lord and the original Five-0 were the coolest. Can't wait til season 12 arrives on DVD next month!

Even the 80s, cool as they were, had it's share of disposable music and rip-offs of other great bands...but Til Tuesday was NOT one of them! Such a talented band, so much style. This is one of my favourites from the band. I liked Welcome Home better than Voices Carry.

I sat excitedly right in front of the telly and recorded this with my Realistic tape recorder that Friday night in '81! "Adventures Of Smart Patrol" still runs chills up my spine 30 years later! Truly unique in every way, never matched...

Thanx for all the swell Devo uploads, FlyingDoc. Great to hear these again, it's taking me back!

...cancel your ass like a stamp...LOL!

@SoftSailz

I've never been a HUGE Dio fan, but I give credit where it's due...Ronnie was definitely a quintessential metal vocalist. He could belt it out with power. Love that first Rainbow album, too!

Although NO ONE sounds like Daryl, this song does remind me of Cheap Trick as they sounded in the mid-80s. But overall, it's still Rock n' Soul, Daryl Hall!

@styx1981

Yes sir, right you are...when I bought this cassette in '92, this was the one I always went back to. Jude was one of the very last of a pretty much now extinct breed: the singer/songwriter.