Tiffany - Heart Don't Break Tonight (1988) video free download

Skaarxiong1

they don't make pop music like this anymore. now a days, if you don't get naked and air hump a bunch of guys and girls, you're nothing. i perfer real talent, not some music porn, i mean if i want porn i'll go to pornhub. what the fuck is this fuck up world coming to?

YouToons100

I just got this awesome single on audiotape yesterday. Tiffany RULES!!!

redmr2na

@jjman5939 Well then you have good taste in music. The 80s rocked.

Jonah Slater

@redmr2na i wouldent count on that im 17 and think she has amazeing voice shame i wasent in the 1980s cuss that was when the best music was out now a days music is all the same back then in the gud old days it was

Tom Smith

@franmistico77 I'm from Canada, nice to meet you!

franmistico77

WOOA, BACK IN 1989, I BOUGHT THIS SINGLE, I WAS LIVING AT VA NUYS, CALIF., CURRENTLY LIVE IN SYDNEY, THANKS, FOR SHARING SUCH AS MILESTONE.ILOVEJENNI47,BLESSING, BY THE WAY U FROMTHE USA? SIS.?

Cade Buchanan

Oh wow this song wasn't on my single (I"m in Australia) it just had 'out of my heart' as the b-side :-(

Tom Smith

@redmr2na Most female singers today are really strippers that are average singers. People like Miley Cyrus, Katy Perry and Lady Gaga are about sex and image, and the "music" comes secondary. In addition, most modern recordings use auto-tuners to correct voices. If you listen to them, you will notice that they often sound like robots singing instead of people, because they are. Music today is all about tricks, image and sex. The popular male singers have even less talent, if that's possible.

redmr2na

@ILoveJenni47 as hasbeen relics. Modern music is just aweful. I promise you that half to three quarters of the music and "musicians" that are popular today will all but be forgotten in the future. Also none of the "artists" today have the staying power of Tiffany and others from the truly great eras of music. Miley Cirus can only hope to be still getting work thirty years from now like Tiffany.

redmr2na

@ILoveJenni47 Yes, I agree, but if these songs never get any exposer to the musical world, then the fewer the number of people that will ever hear them. Luckly we people that were born or lived during her hayday know about all the rare songs. Unfortunately, the younger generations will never know how good some of these songs are, and will be convinced that they're Hannah Montana, and other such rubbish is just the greatest music ever, and will look at Tiffany and other more little known great

Tom Smith

@redmr2na This recording is one of my Tiffany favorites, I think it's one of her best songs. Oftentimes, some of the best songs are the ones no one knows about.

redmr2na

are just as good as any of her others. The fact that they are unattentable now is a crime. My goal is to have as much of her work as possible, because she is my all time favorite female artist, and hopefully make a master collection that I can take with me and scratch or loose, leaving the originals safely in my collection out of harms way.

redmr2na

After listening to this song as well as In the name of Love, I have to say, What the hell, why wasn't this song on an album? I have to say that I've yet to find a bad Tiffany song. Most people only know Tiffany for her first smash hit, and write her off as a terrible musician. If these same people were to delve a little deeper in to her work, they'd probably think differently. In my opinion, nothing she ever did was bad enough to be a b-side. These quote on quote b-side songs are..

redmr2na

Every once a while you come across a girl or women who epitomizes the definition of beauty for their hair color type. Tiffany is the definition of a gorgous red head.

redmr2na

I just got Color of Silence today. This brings my collection of Tiffany's material to 6 albums, plus the Jetson's soundtrack which has three exclusive songs, that were never released on any of Tiffany's albums.

redmr2na

Tiffany is a rock goddess, and a Ballad Master.

tomcatfranks

Sorry, my year was wrong, It was later in the 80's than I thought!

MissLeigh78

That's not possible. Tiffany's first album came out in '87.

tomcatfranks

I still have my Tiffany cassette, it was my first tape bought new in 1982, along with my first tape player!! Thank you for posting, it's my favorite song of hers!!!

westguy79

Jooles99 has "Can't stop a heartbeat" :)

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