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domenico olivieri

Buon pranzo

domenico olivieri

Buon pranzo

waterstreet68

Howard Jones was the very first live show I ever saw--at the Memorial Auditorium in Sacramento, California, when I was 12--1980. Shortly after, I saw Duran Duran, and the Cure, and was off to a life of hundreds of live shows--heck, maybe thousands.I saved every single ticket stub from shows that had tickets, and I recently gathered them together and made several gigantic framed collages that anyone whom visits my home always spends a long time examining. It's a great way to transport oneself back in time, and I can pin down milestones in my life by looking at the date of a particular show.But it was Howard Jones that got me started. I can still remember walking out of that show to my friend's mom's car on a cloud of wonderment; never before had I been transported to such nirvana--live music still has that effect upon me. There is something indescribable about the energy you get from hearing music you love being played live in front of a crowd who becomes a single, living, breathing, dancing and shouting organism of collective unconscious. Or just having a cracking good time.

Kitty Cat

I wish I could transport back to living in the 80's (I was born in 1972)Had no worries, no mortgage, no debt,no stress, no arguments, no dis functional families Just Brilliant music xxxxx

domenico olivieri

Howard Jones - Pearl In The Shell

Pat Mcgroin

The two drum beats at the end, Careless Whisper by George Michael lol.

jason young

heard this on the 80s channel the other day..............forgot how good it was..............made this 46 year old feel young/old again in a matter of minutes lol

djrob47

cant believe this tune is 30 years old only seems like yesterday i was just about to leave school when this came out . great memories of great times.

xoxxobob

The "bass guitar" and the "Sax" in this song is "sickening'! Absolutely beautiful!

John Doran

And the fear still goes on, 2014

Paulpry

He looks like Trent Reznor.

moby boy

not exactly. yes there is a generation gap. but still my mother absobred nicely howrad jones and Cyndi lauper , though she was 40 ! but she cant barry Rihanna and Lady gaga

Maria Galarza

Aww man I used to love this song so much. I was only 14 when it came out and didn't realize the true meaning of the lyrics. Thanks for uploading and sharing with us 80's kids.

johnnyuk123

Music in the 80's was not constructed by the likes of Cowell and co creating for the masses for commercial gain first and foremost. The artists led the business back then and that's why the music was so creative and wonderful.

Soviet Storm

Great song, weird video. All I get is a guy that looks like a Holocaust victim waking up repeatedly, no offense or anything.

relaxitorelax

good super good

skintrade

I always wonder what happens to the actors in these vids long after they stop being played but people remember the musicians

fluffy cabana

This was my very first cassette i received as a gift Human's Lib by Howard Jones in 1984 ...I'm loving going down memory lane with this

simplyeighties .com

and the feel goes on...

money Grabber

This video used to creep me the f*ck out when I was a kid..

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