THE 80's!| FIRST TIME HEARING M - Pop Muzik REACTION

THE 80's!| FIRST TIME HEARING M - Pop Muzik REACTION
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[jco]

To this day, if I hear someone say "New York, London" I shout back "Paris, Munich." This song is guaranteed to get people on the dance floor.

[andyhinds]

This track is 44 years old and still sounds ahead of its time. A pure new wave classic. Imagine a 44 year old song in 1979. It'd be a gramophone record from 1935.

[joanbecenti]

When this song came out, it was so different. If any song put a end to the 1970’s, and ushered in the 1980’s, this was one of them. Heavy rotation on MTV at the time. In my opinion, we need this creativity, catchiness and quirkiness back in music. Music now is in such a bad state of affairs.

[MikeOstrowski-iqwf]

This song is a jumpstart to the 80’s ❤️🔥❤️ The Cars, Gary Numan, Blondie, Herbie Hancock, Devo, (New wave)
Evolution of music from the 60’s to the 70’s to the 80’s was so dynamic ❤️ I’m glad I got to experience it all 🔥 …….not silly music Jay, creative Pop Muzic ❤️🔥❤️ P.S. Roller skating Jam back in the day ! 🛼🛼🛼🛼

[annahanguiano]

As I always say, I never left the 80's, the 80's left me. Lol long live synthpop ❤

[helindove]

I knew this song would come on this channel one day. I think it's as iconic as the song "Video Killed The Radio Star", the first video on MTV. And songs that you haven't heard yet: "Wordy Rappinghood" (1981) by Tina Weymouth's Tom Tom Club, Lipps Inc. with "Funkytown" (1980) and "Pump Up The Volume" by M/A/R/R/S (1987).

[ginamarie]

I love how Amber "gets it" and almost immediately starts doing some funky chair dancing and Jay is like "what the ...??" Watched it 3 times already and laughed each time.

[kimcutts]

This was HUGE here in the UK 🇬🇧 back then. A great song to dance 💃 to. ❤

[Tropicaya]

Back then we had never heard ANYTHING like this: not just synth-pop but just the bounciness, the voice, the background vocals, it was simply out of the box amazing.

[butterflymama]

I was 10 when this song came out. My 5th grade music teacher was so cool! He would give us 5 choices of songs. We would write down which one we wanted. He would then count the votes and play the song that had the most votes. This song was so fun! Imagine a bunch of 9&10 year old kids singing and dancing around the big music room. Ahh...thanks for those memories, J & Amber!! ❣️

[alanstrom]

M was a guy called Robin Scott.
He retired very young with the royalties from this massive #1 Hit song.

This is one of the smartest songs ever written.

DEVO & The B-52s were already in full flight in 1979.

[foreveralonew]

Now you NEED to hear “(Keep Feeling) Fascination” by The Human League. It’s the true epitome of 80s ❤

[lela]

The 80’s were so fun! I’m so fortunate I lived through this music time period!!!

[RIXRADvidz]

This Song was a Sensation back in the day, different from everything else on the radio. Glad you found this one !! it made me Smile. !

[TeleNikon]

Don't know any kid who didn't love this tune immediately upon hearing it on the radio in '79 or seeing that video on the earliest days of MTV in like, 1981.

[ednicholson]

For many of us this song and Gary Numan's "Cars" were the first "synth" songs we'd ever heard -- pretty sure it was 1979 for both. Earlier stuff I didn't hear until later were songs by Kraftwerk ("The Robots" and "Trans Europe Express") -- the pioneers of electronic music -- but also Donna Summer's "I Feel Love" which came out in '77. Of course the 70s synth stuff doesn't really sound "80s" -- but I tend to like it more.

[stevenbentley]

Wow, haven't heard this one in YEARS! When it came out, pretty much everyone was influenced to move to it. Nice to know it still has that impact, all these years later.

[Asian_Jeremy]

This song is so catchy you can’t help but bop to it, lol…Another quirky cool 80s band y’all should check out is The Escape Club, “Wild, Wild West”

[randywissler]

Damn i remember very vividly skating to this in the late 70's!! Those were most definitely the good ol days!!

[humpycub]

Yes, I was there. I was riding in the car with friends in 1979 and this came on the radio and we were like What? Damn this is awesome! True story.