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46 videosYouTube Mix for Steve Taylor- 3:26
Steve Taylor - On The Fritzby emimusic4,415 views
- 3:06
The Hairbrush Songby skinybonesjacob62,771 views
- 2:59
Steve Taylor It's A Personal Thingby David23683,727 views
- 4:31
Svengaliby OzymandiusJones4,311 views
- 4:25
Drive, he saidby pishnam10,657 views
- 4:25
Steve Taylor - Easy Listeningby thecannyshark5,571 views
- 3:24
A Principled Manby Klaatu893,167 views
- 3:30
Steve Taylor - "Jim Morrison's Grave"by jrmd326,429 views
- 2:31
Yo Ho Heroby VictorHongo11041,191 views
- 3:46
Meet the pressby hhmmmm12343214,468 views
- 5:56
The Finish Line - Steve Taylorby thecannyshark4,248 views
- 4:15
Sin for a seasonby hhmmmm12343217,738 views
- 3:22
(We Don't Need No) Color Code - Steve Taylorby thecannyshark25,941 views
- 4:07
Jennyby hhmmmm12343214,696 views
- 0:48
Steve Taylor Documentaryby SarahGibsonFilms2,650 views
- 4:59
Aerosmith - I don't want to miss a thing (cover by ni4i)by xunap320,378 views
- 5:16
over my dead bodyby hhmmmm12343214,932 views
- 5:46
Who's Steve Taylor?by parkingst0nes3,917 views
- 4:28
Steve Taylor - Jim Morrison's Graveby stryperized1,607 views
@shufaify The titles, tempo, and "80's sound" are probably what make them seem similar to me. I've listened to both of them many times over the decades and often find myself switching back and forth when trying to hum the tune to just one of them. Faulty brain connection perhaps; it wouldn't be the first.
ral1334 8 months ago
@ral1334 It would be impossible for Steve Taylor to have been inspired by Roxy Music's song Avalon... the album Avalon is on ("Heart Still Beating") came out in 1990, while Steve Taylor's I Predict 1990 came out in 1987. :)
farkas419 10 months ago
visual and musical masterpiece!!
A4est 1 year ago
Looks like Coverdale.
dchris24 1 year ago
This must have been at least partially inspired by Roxy Music's "Avalon". It's very similar.
ral1334 1 year ago
Awesome SONG! All about The USA corrupted in its core now! As Was Prophesied about it/her! Cannot wait to say GOOD BYE forever! to all the corruption and degregation inside of its' walls.. Shalom, A True KingdomWarrior
SeekTruthNOW 2 years ago
Steve was more of the eccentric artists of the time so this song wasnt one of my faovirtes the vidoe is intrguing. It was during an era where musicvideos where still young and being experimented with too so interesting to see what he did here.
MrBiggerben 2 years ago
This music video always flummoxes me. The song seems so... normal. But the visuals are goofy. Is there one particular video that he's mocking?
3cl3c71k0r 2 years ago
You know, if you're familiar with the role that the nation Babylon played in the Old Testament, then this song takes on added significance. As I recall, Steve is the son of a preacher, and has himself had a fair amount of theological education. Much of his music, like this song, interpret modern living through the prism of biblical history.
Santaanacanyon 3 years ago
I love this song.
Eggplant616 3 years ago