Yep, the 80's was the last Era of innovative music, we used old school stuff and cutting edge NEW stuff to change music forever... unfortunately the Music industry ruined everything.
Brings me a lot of memories I am 56yrs old now in 2024, time passes real fast like a river in rainy season but these song won't will stayed with me always❤
I HAVE AN EXTENDED VERSION OF THIS SONG ON A DANCE CLASSICS COMPILATION CD----AND THAT SAXX PLAYER BLESSED THIS SONG; A GREAT CLASSIC SONG THAT I LOVED WHEN I WAS IN HIGH SCHOOL----AND I STILL LOVE IT 🎵🔥🎵🔥🎵🔥----THE GROOOVE IS SMOOOOTH😍💥‼️💥‼️
Can we just bring the saxophone back into mainstream music again please? I swear every song with a killer sax in it from the 80’s seems to have withstood the test of time.
My dad used to play this song when we were traveling from city to city in his Peugeot 605. Those trips with this song playing on the background are something that I will truly treasure. After 20 years, I finally found this song again, thanks dad for the exposure to such great artists :)
I have been a fan of this group, since they came out. I have another video that features a Peugeot, and one of my favorites. It's by Original Love and Ovall. I don't know the name of the song, it's in Japanese, and takes place on a rooftop in Japan. Just type in 'Original Love and Ovall' and enjoy!
Agreed! Music and fragrance are two of the most provocative memory triggers around. When combined, they can be quite indelible. Sometimes this combo is a good thing, other times it can be downright painful.
Kaven D Actually most current "music" is hardly that in the classical sense. There are very few groups and even fewer play an instrument. The music is synthetically produced. Autotune takes care of the hideous voices. The measure of musical talent is how they hold up accoustically and without background voice tracks. Very few can do it today. In the 80's it was commonplace .
I'm sorry, but you need to look up the true definition of the word "music" then come back and try to make that claim about at least 90% of today's music. As Val said, most music is synthetically produced. Many artists today can only sing what is put in front of them, and don't know how to even pluck out "twinkle-twinkle little star" on a kiddie piano on their own w/o someone pointing out the correct keys for them somehow (you know, how like almost every electric piano out there has the middle C scale actually put on the instrument so that anyone can know which key it is). Sorry, but "speaking to a rhythm" is NOT music. It is, at most, glorified rap - but in reality, it is nothing but reading a poem with musical notes played in the background.
I know....I can't stand how most of the kids called musicians today can't even make a proper rhyme, let alone play ANY sort of musical instrument. They have underwriters who NEVER get to be known in the spotlight because the one singing the song gets the recognition just for having a supposedly "good" voice. I'm just glad for the newer groups like R5 and Sabrina Carpenter - maybe, just MAYBE, this newest generation will start putting out some REAL music for us again!
Absolutely adored this group. Saw them in a little club in San Bernardino. They Absolutely blew the doors off. They revived my interest in the punk scene.
I remember me & my girlfriend & friend 's going 2 hollyweird 2 see them open 4 Concrete Blonde ! Excellent show! I'm 65 yr's old & still remembering those shows they were good!😊
Oh Man! how time flys. 35 years ago, I was working in a store called the Factory Clothing Store in Downtown Los Angeles. We had a Dj playing Alternative and Disco Music at the time. How I miss those days. My co-workers and I would hit the clubs in Hollywood after work. Now I am retired from an Auto and Home Insurance Co. in Orange County that I have been at for 22 years. 80's best decade ever. Melrose Ave. was happening at the time.
When I hear this song, it reminds me of the friends I used to party with and are no longer here. The circle keeps getting smaller and smaller. The last one was back in December 2022. We were the best through our ups and downs. Together Forever.
I spent most of the '80s overseas, 1st in Okinawa, Japan, then on a training deployment to the Mediterranean with my USMC unit, then back 2 Okinawa again.
This song nevr got its due... It is a stellar track. The sounds, layered instrumentation, fat bass line, Debs killer vocal and the SAX!!!! I gotta have more SAX.
LUVIN' THE 80'S!!!!! AND GIRL, I DON'T CARE HOW MUCH YOU WEIGHED WHEN U GUY'S DID"NEVER SAY NEVER". U MADE IT YOUR OWN AND MADE IT HOTTT!!!!!! SALUTE TO ROMEO VOID.
@@angeldelanieves i saw it. Is so sad that their record label did not like her image. She was too big according to them. It was all about appearance in those days, and still on these days, is fuck up.
Al cerrar los ojos y escuchar esta canción me transporta a mi niñez en Stgo de Chile y aquellas andanzas por las calles de la ciudad y esas micros viejas....Tropezon, Mapocho pudahuel, Bilbao lo franco, etc.......nostalgia pura🥲
I remember seeing them at a San Diego club in the 80's, had only heard them on KROQ. Way before the internet of course, so never had seen a pic of the lead singer. Quite a surprise when they came on stage, this in the era of Blondie and Pat Benatar. And then she started singing ... that voice, the confidence, the talent. I think I learned something at that moment.
Sitting here in my living room reminiscing of a better more carefree time. I was single living in Hollywood and I loved the music of the day. There has never been a better time to listen to music
I'm doing the exact same thing friend. Reminiscing of a better time. I was in high school and living in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Used to skate to this song at the roller rinks in Boston. Better times indeed.
I remember so well the first time u heard this song I was 29 just found out I was pregnant it spoke to me "a girl in trouble is a temporary thing" so true seemed like the end of the world then my son is now 38 just the beginning of my world!
I heard this song at 16 loved it couldn’t wait for MTV to play it. I always remembered some of the words but could never remember who sung it. It took me 35 years to find it and I’m so grateful I heard it by freak chance on Sirrus
Video killed this Rock Star Band, the record label wanted somebody thinner, seriously there were hundreds of videos that didn't show the Band in the early 80's. Romeo Void was truly AWESOME with Sax, and cleaver Drum beats and of course Ms. Iyall's vocals.
❤️ She's got a face that shows that she knows, she's heard every line Tenderly she talks on the phone There's a way to walk that says, 'Stay away' And a time to go around the long way A girl in trouble is a temporary thing (Temporary, temporary, temporary, temporary) A girl in trouble is a temporary thing (Temporary, temporary, temporary, temporary) There's a time when every girl learns to use her head Tears will be saved 'til they're better spent There's no time for her to be afraid, so instead She takes care of her business and keeps a cool head A girl in trouble is a temporary thing (Temporary, temporary, temporary, temporary) A girl in trouble is a temporary thing (Temporary, temporary, temporary, temporary) She's got a face that shows that she knows, she's heard every line Tenderly she talks on the phone There's a way to walk that says, 'Stay away' And a time to go around the long way A girl in trouble is a temporary thing (Temporary, temporary, temporary, temporary) A girl in trouble is a temporary thing (Temporary, temporary, temporary, temporary) A girl in trouble is a temporary thing
@@Batmandabomb I read it as a woman who has been sexually harassed or worse by enough men that she's figured out how to avoid men she knows are creeps by being able to not only identify the signs of creeps, but also what to do and how to act to throw them off her trail.
My old man used to listen to my Eagles and Grateful Dead albums. I would listen to his Glenn Miller and Franky Lane 78s. Music transcends the generations.
This is the music of we late baby boomers. I was born 1958 and love New Wave music. This band was from San Francisco and they were super cool. love the sax and Debora Iyall has such a fantastic voice. Ah those were the daze......
@@EphemeralProductions I read that in the booklet that came with the "Warm, In Your Coat" CD. Apparently it was written in response to an unnamed song (probably "Billie Jean") in which a man denies being responsible for someone's pregnancy.
OMG that segue from 1:30-1:37. Going from day to night and the pop ups with the paint splatter suits. Love it. This song teleports you to the early 80s like nothing else.
I just discovered this song, it was playing over the end credits of an episode of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. I've really come to like 80's New Wave, surprised this one slipped under my radar.
Every girl can relate to feeling the need to "go around the long way" when interacting with men just in case the situation becomes dangerous... brilliant song
She was the Best!!!! No one could put the lyrics down like her!!! And that beat, out of this world, the sax is rarely used in good dance music 🎶 these days, without it, it just wouldn't work!!!! Her voice, drums, and sax!!!!! Loved it then, love it today! 1/2022
Bad ass ! Debra, could sing many under the table. I loved this band! I'm laughing at how 80s this sounds, what times . I don't know how my generation survived growing up within the best musical snowball of all times 60s, 70s,80s,90s - when we all pass we will be on the next planet tearing up a rug as we did here ! Kids today have nothing as great . Peace - Lo🖤e- Rock-in- R🤘LL ..
I was introduced to Romeo Void via Never Say Never by my mom. I later discovered this song on my own and introduced it to her/my best friend (who is 21 years older than me) for the first time. It felt amazing getting to share this with people who grew up during this era. The power of the 80s and Romeo Void
I have not heard a song of the 80s with so much saxo participation. Usually it was a solo piece at the bridge, but this is all over the song. Beautiful and also a song that was the transition from disco to the tecno music, as far as I can see with the electronics added.
