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[revgurley]

Fun trivia: Thomas Dolby is probably the most-heard musician in the world. He now creates the standard ring tones on cell phones.

[yules]

mr. dolby was way ahead of the curve to where music was headed...visionary

[mrshifter]

Love this guy....A little trivia...Thomas Dolby's father Ray, invented the electronic filter known as the Dolby noise reduction sound system....and Thomas invented the polyphonic ringtone software used in more than half a billion cell phones....

[amydownard]

Ahh, one of my 80's faves!! You picked up on the heavy bass and funky synthes. A time gone by, when videos were fun and MTV actually played music. I'm so grateful to have grown up in that decade!!! Great reaction!

[donnagay]

I recall this video when it came out. Thomas Dolby was always fun to watch.

[MoncurElectric]

Good call on Bowie.
Great reaction, JMBOY.

[alisummers]

Omg I have not heard this song in years!! Thanks for the throwback!

[mikecaetano]

"Science!" This song hit the charts when I was in high school and in my clique we would sometimes mimic the "Science!" line whenever somebody asked us what we were studying when we were studying chemistry. David Bowie was singing about "Modern Love" around that same time. Thomas Dolby's debut album also featured "One of Our Submarines" and "Europa and the Pirate Twins". I had a copy of it on cassette tape. It holds up well.

[dianaprobst]

I've always loved this one. It's so much fun to watch, & I remember it from the early Mtv days, like so many of us 80s kids. If you ever get a chance to watch an old movie Thomas Dolby was in called Rockula-also starring Toni Basil, with Bo Diddley in a brief role-it's a real trip.

[bobschenkel]

One of the funnest videos of the 80's. It was all over MTV for the better part of a year. Mr. Dplby never had another chart topper that I heard, but there may be one out there. I can't remember his name, but the older scientist was a famous British TV star from back in the day.

[bugvswindshield]

Love this song. Super fun video and song,
Thanks for sharing!

[joy-jrdg]

Your reactions are thoughtful. I enjoy them ❤️✌️

[joshuadeshaies]

Also, Thomas used to play in David Bowie's band in the early to mid 80's.

[ed-straker]

Thomas Dolby did this song live, years later, with none other than Buzz Aldrin. You can find it here on YouTube.
PS - Hell of a studio you got back there!

[chucku]

Around the same time Thomas Dolby released this song he also composed and produced one of the first rap hits, Whodini "Magic's Wand", the style and sounds are quite similar :
BTW, David Bowie himself called Thomas Dolby "very brilliant" when he introduced him and Stevie Wonder, Herbie Hancock and Howard Jones in a live performance at the 1985 Live Aid. And in terms of music production and composition, Thomas Dolby is nothing short of a genius who influenced a huge number of artists. In other words he's a "musician's musician".

[kevinator]

An iconic song from the 80s So revolutionary ! Very lost on a lot of Americans

[pattymckitrick]

❤❤fun music n video from my school days 😎😎😎 😁😁

[dennyliegerot]

Great song, fun, quirky, nice groove cool sounds...

[GreggoMusicChannel]

I've always dug this song! If you want to know more about it, here's T. Dolby getting an award and telling how he came to write the song:

[ericanderson]

Age of great MTV music vids. Favorite Dolby is probably "The Key to Her Ferrari" from that Aliens ate my Buick album.