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Great band of the mid-90s with Everything Must Go my favorite. I saw Roger Waters in Bangkok in 2001. I lived there for 10 years

What a Great Song , what a Band

Underplayed Underrated...when you hear an FZ song? You're hearin' an FZ song!!🙏🙏👍👍🤘🤘🔥

Of course this version of the song needs to be contrasted with the heavier version - which pushes that manic counterpoint-vocal to the forefront - which they played live in '96 and documented in a slightly toned-down form on the BBC Sessions album. The band is still trying to erase from history any trace of the Violaine promotional video which was shown on VH1 back in '96. It was similar to the Tishbite video, meaning a transcript of those famous "backwards words" flashed up on screen...is that why?

Boldy James and Rich Gains project is out. Boldy starting Off 2025 strong

Tre, I think you may have actually reacted to this earlier. Perhaps on the old channel?

Late, but Happy new year Tre! And I definitely get taking a break this time of year if you feel like it. I’m taking a break from work.

Never heard you talk so much during a song ever...must have really liked it.

I'm a Geordie. From the other part of Geordieland Gateshead, and. Why aye is like. Well yes, if. Someone says. Did you see the match. Someone would say. Why aye man, So thats how its used

This was very good...was still hoping it was going to be Jimmie's Chicken Shack, just mislabeled.

Such 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥✌️☮️🕊️ LFG!!!

This not an easy piece for a novice. It's almost overwhelming for initiated.

favorite track off the record!

From the moment I saw the title, I could hear the BANGERRRRRR

one of my favorite ones from him easily

Reminds me of an advert for budget holidays. They all can play but not really a vibe.

This was the first Kate Bush song I ever heard so I went out and bought the album and I wasn't as impressed as I was with this song. But every album she released has at least two gems on it and this one's heavy

You got it ..FIRE ! One of the Greatest Bands ever.

Lot going on jazz, rock, soul picnic on the go 👀💨

Yatchty has a horrible rap voice 😂 thats why he make so much money writing for people

The intro gets me all the time

4:50 better question, what kinda drugs he doin? lol

I been hearing just a lil more about this crazy holiday each video

I know when I audibly went wtf when I first heard this lol

One of the best 'under the radar' Kate songs.

IT them = I toss them! Apparently! 🤣🤣

Ok. I got 2 for you. Nicholas Brothers-Down Argentine Way & I've got a Gal in Kalamazoo. Both are in color.

what a song.listen to the arrangements

cant fail witn lyrics like these and jeff porcaro of toto on drums

Nostalgic Bowie fans only love his 70's period. Casual Bowie fans only love his 80's period. Curious Bowie fans love his 90's period. Real Bowie fans love all periods. Die-hard Bowie fans love "Buddha of Suburbia". Period!

nice reaction! i think the vocals sounding off could be due to the mix, the recording that was used was slightly sped up and wasn't the "original" version and was overall weird. i think you'd like the early version of the song more, if you just look up "the last hour early version" you'll find it :D

What can I say? I just love them 🤷🏻‍♂️

Hi, they've just released an absolutely beautiful new album, their more introspective in lyrics and sound, totally worth checking.

Great album man gotta do all these! Also Boldy just dropped another album with “whothehelliscarlo” 7 tracks fire!

Let’s go!

Nice! I haven't heard this in a long time. A smooth banger! Bruce Cockburn is another Canadian musical icon. I wonder where the lions are and Coldest Night of the year are two of my favs. Cheers

he is British

I don't know what made me look to see if anyone reacted to this song and of course I should have immediately gone to you. Kate Bush is a tough nut to crack for people and when I see the suggestion for a reaction is Wuthering heights I cringe because I know people aren't going to like it. I still can't stand listening to it and I've got everything she's ever done. Blessings FOOW. Keep that bar high

I saw her when she was a band called Face to Face back in the 80’s met then backstage while I delivered ice for their dressing in Concord NH Also saw them at Hampton Beach @ Club Casino, and met them again because one of my friends knew one of the band members Definitely my favorite band from the 80s from the Boston area

Glad you like it brother, you have taste!

This is one you don’t see people reacting to! It really shows off his chops. Start looking at some live stuff, it’s truly next level, and EJ live is one of the reasons he became so big; because he is even better live than on the album.

Fun fact: The album this is from, *Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga* , was named from this song. The singer said the keys sounded like that and decided fuck it, let’s call the album that haha.

Super heat

INXS was considered one of the best live bands in world at this time..

Seems Zeppelin-y with the marked changes in volume and dynamics throughout, with distinct, sometimes psychedelic sections.

One of the best things to come out of 2020 was the metal.

Holy shit holy shit holy shit holy shit holy shit! This guy was my guitar teacher for four years! I can’t believe you are doing this! The most incredible human on earth. One of the nicest people ever made.

As bad as it sounds out of context, "It's hot on these streets, monsieur, I might shoot a Arab" is a reference to The Stranger by Albert Camus, where the protagonist shoots a character called The Arab, no racism behind it at all. Not so Fun Fact: UK post-punk band The Cure had a single that referred to the same novel called "Killing An Arab", it similarly didn't actually mean it in a racially motivated manner, but unfortunately the song became popular with US troops during the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.. much to lead singer Robert Smith's disdain.

Fantastic song!!!!

You should definitely check out Kid Koala's Fender Bender or even his newest board game album acompaniment. He is always coming out with creative additions to his music. He created comics to coincide his records. Wrote stories. Had a playable record with cardboard for 12 Bit Blues, or even the board game too. He is an artist who is a kid at heart and truly loves his craft.