Miami Vice (phil collins & sting) - Long Long Way To Go 

It is

Facts

AMEN ARRIGO. WELL SAID

NOT PROBABLY, IT IS. PERIOD THE END

NASH BRIDGES WAS PRETTY DAMN GUD AFTER VICE. BUT OBVIOUSLY VICE STANDS ALONE. I'M A DONNIE WAYNE JOHNSON LUVR. FORGIVE ME

This is true, I discovered Miami Vice in France, probably at the end of the 80s. This TV series is clearly the point of origin,of the fascination who exist in France for the city of Miami.

Same opinion from Belgium ! Respect with tears !

One of the great things about this show was it extensive use of hit songs and song writers to create the perfect atmosphere for the scene. This scene for example use almost the whole song for this scene alone. Nowadays that would cost the production a huge percentage of the daily budget in copyright fees just to attempt for just one song. Thats one reason why a great TV show like this will probably never happen again😞

Your so right and what guy didn't want to be Sonny Crockett

Agreed. Somethings you can only archive once in a lifetime, Kenobi.

Same here, it's one of the reasons why I enjoy watching Miami Vice so much. Plus, its visual style and the themes of the various episodes make stand out from the crowd even all these years later.

And picking the prefect song for those moments.

For sure

Micheal Mann did this alot he's an incredible director/producer!!

I remember watching this episode! Was it the season finale? Just a great song. Great video.

I remember playing a gig and this episode was on at the club. I couldn't believe this happened to Tubbs!

I believe so too and am glad I grew up in the 80's. Wouldn't want to grow up now with all the hatred all over the world and all the senseless killings.

Absolutely. Unique, wonderful, my heart is bursting when think about it , growing up with that decade , it will only exist in my memories and some other things such as Vice episodes and music. But it's not gonna come back.

Absolutely.

arab peninsula wars ..or Afghanistan ..or US occupation and political influence in sout and Latin America .. there was not everywhere peace and happiness

John Dyer. You’re so right sir, GoodVibes ✌️😉

Remember the name of the episode was " Phil the Shill"

Hahaha stop! He wrote pop bullshit! When he filled in for Led Zep at Live Aid he completely f'd upvthe songs! You really on some bs!

Dude sucked!

@@rickpeterson8825 Haters gonna hate.

​@@rickpeterson8825 Bollocks To You Dickheads

Lance Vance as well in Vice City

Definitely

H Raa...AMEN!!!!

So underrated that he is an icon of the most popular TV show in history for which he was nominated for the Golden Globe. I wish I was that UNDERRATED. Get a f... king dictionary and check what this word means!

Deserved better from Hollywood. He was great as Tubbs in Miami Vice. He had a swag and was cool.

He really is!!!

David Avetis I was born in 90 but got to listen to his music truly a legend also loved his songs in Tarzan the Disney movie

Also was in balto he played muck and luck the polar bears it was a favorite of mine

Steve Perry is probably the voice of the 80’s. But Phil Collins certainly is right there.

@@mbapache64 Whos is Steve Perry, are you kidding

Twin Peaks soundtrack is maybe even better :)

That's because The 80's had the best music ever! By far the biggest variety. Also it was a way more fun, feelgood and just a downright happy decade period!

I agree, I own all three volumes of the soundtrack and the two disc CD of Jan Hammer's instrumental music from the show. All of the music video scenes in the various episodes are always a highlight for me.

The best

You can say it for sure!

Don't forget Crime Story, though....

Tide Talk With Webb why the hell cant they make shows like this now ?

They don't make em like they use to but Miami Vice and Crime Story is another good cop shows

The Wire?

I watched it every Friday night at my grandparents house. Loved it then, love it now!!!😘❤

In a heartbeat 😢

It was a great time.

Absolutely

Perfectly stated. Life was good in the 80s and we knew it then while we were in it! I also know it wasn’t free from terrible events and life wasn’t perfect but there’s just something about the 80s. The world, life, was lighter. Such a fun time!

So well said!! I grew up in Miami in the 80s and that was truly the greatest time in my life!! So grateful to have been alive then🙏🏼

Agreed, even with the ever present threat of Nuclear War with the Soviets, it really was a truly magical time. I often tell my kids how much I wished they could have experienced the childhood I was so fortunate enough to have had

Out of curiosity, what did you love about the 80s

Maybe it was a bit too real, The record's in English.

Tenés toda la razón amigo...PHILL COLLINS..CAPO TOTAL

Actually, Madonna did. But who's counting? :)

@@gregoryhagen8801 Michael did lol

Actually Sting was the biggest rock star of that era as the leading singer for The Police who became the biggest band of that era and then Sting launched his very successful solo music.

60 here my favorite episode was with Danny Sullivan the race driver. The scenes with nija 600s, I had 85 red and white brand new. So now you know why I love that episode. Second ferrari daytona(replica) with Phil Collins in the air tonight rocking. Grat time to be a teen

amen

Same here!!!!

The "I'll be back" was like a volcano. My mouth dropped open. Loved this show.

Truth 500%+500%.

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I have watched every episode several times. I was in my 20s when this show aired. Miami vice, saturday night live and MTV back in the day

@@huggyjd when MTV first came on back in 1981, my friend and I watched it for almost 4 days straight. Going to the bathroom took a backseat to Nina Blackwood's VJ spot Wearing the same clothes after 4 days starts to get to you. We couldn't afford cable TV so that's why I went to my friends house. I was in my teens when MTV started and, like other's I'm sure, changed my life. Between watching MTV, soul train, midnight special, no other show was worth watching until... September 16 1984..The Birth of Miami Vice. That 2 hour special would have such an impact on my life that still last to this day. On a stack of Bible's, it was, and still is the best tv show of all time. And with that the 1980's was, and still is the best decade ever. I could talk for days about the 80's.

patrick mcglone THE best!

I agree!!!

John Murray

I agree. I had this song in my head today so I was like let me go look for that scene from Miami vice lol

I agree

Totally agree with you and also the other classic scene was Crockett and Tubbs in the car and the background Music was Phil Collins in the air tonight. Priceless! Miami Vice had the best score music One of the best TV shows!!

Michael X man who are you telling, would go back tomorrow

Miss it everyday brother. 😢

me too, after the 90s there is no style anymore..think about it..every decade of the last century had its own style and sound..this century..nothing that stands out except how lacing it is

Me too. They were just better than these days

Michael X I miss 80

And I will still binge play this song to this day. Love it!

Exactly...

That scene was brutal. 😢😢

The only downside is calderone was never mentioned again

Tubbs face says it all " I'm coming and I'm gunning for you Calderone" cool as ice ,cool AF

@@hwyman02 Calderone was mentioned again, there's an entire episode in Season 3 where Tubbs and Orlando Calderone battle it out on an island. It was Tubbs child with Angelina that is never mentioned again...

I do all the time

Tears from Belgium !

GREAT FUCKIN CALL JONATHAN. PHILL THE SHILL

So trizzle. Phizzle was the shizzle. No dizzle. Hizzle's mizzle sizzles. Phizzle Collizle wizz thizzle bizzle songwrizzle frizzle the sevizzles thru the nizzles. It's a shamizzle that Phizzle can no longer plizzle.

Loved the episode when Phil was the con man turned game show host then televangelist. “Life Is a Rat Race.”

Skipper G Serious question..... Did u miss sum of Miami Vice, bcause Taco Bell sent u RUNNIN OFF 2 da bathroom?

Sounds like epic nights my friend. I miss the 80’s so much.

Missed the 80s.

Was Taco Bell around in the 80’s?

@@scottstevens5096 It definitely was. And I remember it tasting different than it does currently.

Yes, two of the sages of musical genius 👏 Andy Summers contributed his haunting guitar tones as well 🙂

Scene is pure magic.... the way they're all lined up in office as camera slowly focuses on Tubbs walking out of inner office and they surround him like bodyguards protecting their own ... then the funeral scene ...Michael Mann is as close to a Sergio Leone of television with Vice

I said exactly the same thing...play this song at a loop.

My also

I worked in radio in the 80's and I agree that his sound is one of very distinct sounds of the 80's.

This show caused everyone to become invested in the characters. Phil Collins music is perfect

Confusing the Son was out for revenge They Took Soony out of The Part Tubbs went on vacation with his new Girlfriend the note said I'll be back

Nip Tuck was a sincere fan of Miami Vice... the only other dark/nihilistic TV show that I know of that used 80s music during every tragic ending (look up Eyes Without a Face Nip Tuck or Jesus to a Child Nip Tuck)

Combine his genius with Sting and this masterpiece happens 👏❤

Hi Marilyn,hope you’re okay ?

I'm watching all 5 seasons on Peacock

Just like me 😉 76er

Grew up with this , influenced my life in numerous ways

I was 11 and still a die hard fan Millennials don't know about this stuff

@@Boba0205 Me too!!! 75

I was only 8 when I was a fan of Miami vice seen the show from their debut in 1984 to the end of it which I wish it didnt end it could of went little longer but it didn't. I enjoy the music the special guests in the show and not only phil collins music also michael mann's theme music

Yes hes awesome at his craft. Simply the best

Same here

Me too

Definitely. There's a Phil Collins song for every emotion.

Survivor of drug wars in jungle, or you are paranoid and alive... or you are rotting in a putrid stream of dirty water... but yes, Olmos is a great actor!

@@khaelamensha3624 Good point.

@@robertobassetto885 I must confess that my favorite character is Castillo. This guy is amazing and Olmos gave him a deepness it is hard rock. Everything or anyone that try him is crushed. I love when he get out of his office, always great episodes

@@khaelamensha3624 True, and Olmos had to fight hard to make the production accept his own depiction of Castillo, a character that was completely different from the average "boss" in 70's - early 80's crime shows (Captain Dobey in "Starsky and Hutch" was a sort of standard). When I was 17-18, I didn't like MV very much, but I changed my mind when I matured. Great show, deeper than it seems.

Hopefully when they make a Miami Vice revival, we’ll probably would see Tubbs’ son. He’d probably be a drug lord himself today since his half uncle took him.

Omg! I was very young that time & didn't understand a lot because english wasn't my first language. But I knew & everyone watching this episode with me that night, that his ladylove & his Baby both died. We all feel sad for his tragedy. But After all these years! Mr Tubbs' baby didn't Die!

That was the biggest plot hole in the series. We never discovered what happened to his son, and Tubbs never learned that he was alive.

Gosh, I didn't remember this episode, lol. Thanks for the breakdown.

I though calderone was killed earlier than this episode

From Italy with love 🎵🎧🔝

@@jacopomagnelli9732 You like race cars??

I love cars!

Legend

DON'T FORGET JAN HAMMER. HIS BIRTHDAY IS FRIDAY APRIL 17TH. SAME AS MINE.

Park James Shaw happy Birthday and all the best to you then , mate

And Sting was on some of those tracks to😊

AMEN EDWARD

The 86 is merely just yesterday, man.

I also

You’re so right. The silence in this show is as powerful as any dialogue

Trevor Pidcock In SILENCE there is STRENGTH.

Compare it to CSI with dialogue overload.

The use of silence in Miami Vice is a trademark of this show. Sometimes adding is destructive