@@drluch1522 Hell...ja hast du dem Text nicht zugehört und weist du überhaupt was die hier singen und was hier passieren wird mit dieser Welt...die meisten gehen in deine sogenannte Hell weil die Bibel die Wahrheit ist und diese Welt dem Ende zugeht...die Warnung aus dem Text hast du wohl Null verstanden
@@Blisken81 how so? Wars and strife have been occurring for eons. 40 years ago when that song was released there was plenty of strife occuring in Afghanistan and Africa as well as decades of warring in Lebanon and the Gaza strip. Its just a song about mythical characters in a book of fiction. 😂
@@FROSTYSHEEPS Sadly I don't think he is. Please do not engage. It makes me FURIOUS to still see people arguing online about religion, what colour people were.... 👇💥👀
The 80's were great and music was still hanging on, but video really did kill the radio star. The 90's were good, Grunge, etc. but by that time sampling was accepted. I think the two things that really killed GREAT or even GOOD music was sampling and auto-tune. Also, electric tuners. Remember tuning forks?
@@hottowersyeah and the next day? We have an entirely different edit the last scene cut and replaced with the mutineers all around the Captain. They strung him up as the hanged man… I was either in some other place dimensionality speaking… That fucked me up. The description does not work with this version. I’m not sure what a near 40 year old song would have separate cuts. Equally? You can’t swap out the video as most people are aware.This is very very fucked up.
@@xnomadx5686 Don’t get too sanctimonious on telling people what the lyrics of this song mean. Because the 2 men who wrote it (Eric Bazillian & Rob Hyman) don’t even know. This from Wikipedia- Eric Bazilian told the Chicago Tribune in 1985 that he didn't know the meaning of the song despite having written it. "People ask us what it's about ... the weird thing is we didn't consciously put [the heavy stuff] there."[2] Hyman later told Songfacts that the biblical images, including Moses and Noah, were not part of any agenda, though some radio stations refused to play it. "I love songs like that, you just listen and every time you hear it you kind of wonder what's going on."
AUGUST 2024 AND STILL LISTENING TO THE HOOTERS! Philly, PA supports our local greats. The Hooters were 80's icons. I remember listening to this album (yes I said ALBUM) at our sleepovers. Magical times and amazing era to grow up in.
Here it is 2022 and I heard this song being played over the microphone in my local shopping centre and I am now 54 as I first started hearing this song in my teenage years as history is always repeating just another one of the super greats of the 80s and the 90s.
I know 80s music is still popular; but it's made a huge comeback here in Alaska! You hear it in passing vehicles, restaurants, stores, school activities, etc.
I am 55 and the 80th`s where the best Years in my Life and when I hear the Hooters I got Goosebumps and think about better Times . Hope many people hear good Music and asking thererselves ..... what I´m doing ?
Still listening in 2023. They don't make music like this anymore. Saw this performed live back in the day, so awesome, band are really great players and vocalists. ❤
Rodzimowiercy żądają zwrotu miejsc kultu zagrabionych przez mafię watykańska. Chełmska Góra, Rowokół, Giewont Jasna Góra, Cisowa Góra, Łysa Góra i inne. Dlaczego bezprawnie na każdej z nich są umieszczane krzyże, obrazki JPII, Maryi, znicze, leża śmieci itp?!
I can’t get over the fact that I still get cold chills listening to this. This is by far some other best music ever. It’s been how many years since this came out? Simply incredible. Love it
@@dennispicone6801 Originally released 1983...didn't chart, no one hardly heard it.... It was re-released on their 1985 LP "Nervous Night" where a LOT of ppl heard it on FM Radio...it reached #58 on the Billboard Top 100. I never heard it before 1985. Sorry!
As an atheist i see the Bible in the same light as the Book of the Death (old Egypt mythology) or the Edda (Norse mythology), a bunch of stories. But the song is still great.
@@BastetFurry Strange how all the prophecies are now coming true in these last few years from over 2000yrs ago. You will soon see what is in store for atheists...
@@mattyb4280 let em come, either I am one of the survivors or not. And if I am then be happy because with my knowledge I can rebuild communities and make them thrive, because I read science books and not fairy tales.
I remember those Christian radio stations of that time. It was the guitars and the 'rock' element that stopped it getting played in many. They never even made it to the lyrics. My, how times have changed...
A timeless work of art. You might not believe every word in the Bible or believe in God but you hopefully can appreciate it's effect on millions of people and music throughout recorded history. May you all be blessed.
Go look up The Call - I Still Believe. Everywhere I Go, The Walls Came Tumbling Down, and more. They got some serious airplay on New Wave radio stations. You'll enjoy them if you liked this.
I'm not religious but I love this song. Great vocals and instruments that weren't commonly used in 80's bands won me over. I graduated, joined the Marine Corps and got Married in 1985, 33yrs later we're still Married and have 2 sons. I still have this CD in the car and listen to and from work.
It's ironic that you keep listening to a song, warning you to not turn up the opportunity to have God in your life... It would not hurt to take another look at his light. He penetrated our time and space for you. He does not want it to all fall on you...
Just had it recommended to me by another RUclipsr's playlist of 80s tracks. I knew Satellite but this was one of three songs on the list I was unfamiliar with. Better late than never hearing it.
Extremely talented musicians from song writing to live performances. Plenty of great songs, almost none is weak: This song "All you Zombies", "Satellite", "Johnny B.", "Karla with a K", "One Way Home", "Give the Music back"....and many more.. They also wrote "Time after Time" for Cindy Lauper and "One of Us" for Joan Osborne. Lots of bands would be happy to have one of these songs, The Hooters have tons of great songs. Eric is in 2022 69 and Rob 72!!! Still great rocking!
@Mathew Ross Hello Ross, greetings. Don’t get me wrong, I believe there are people “losing taste and small” and so forth.........people unfortunately losing lives to pulmonary issues etc.........but I theorize it’s from “A” “B” “C” and “D” (all of the above). An accumulative concoction of Monsanto’s GMOs, from the air we breathe, from electric ⚡️pollution affecting our cellular structure............and even malevolent man made diseases made in labs to fulfill the Luciferian agenda of the “Georgia guide stones”.............”bring the human population to 500,000,000”. Peace ✌️
80's teenager here. Had completely forgotten this song till I heard it after 20 yrs.! Remembered it IMMEDIATELY! Perfect for where we are today. Darn i wish I would have been old enough to pay attention. It has been right in our faces for SO SO LONG!
Walmart Radio brought me here. They are actually playing it right now as I type this. I am a 90s kid who grew up 80s music but I have never heard this one till recently. I love it
But it's like Beyonce and Cowboy Carter album, it's a great album. She completely changed the lyrics to Jolene though, why not just write NEW music for the NEW lyrics? But some other stuff on that album really is great. But the Jolene thing kind of knocked it down for me, smacks of big ego to do that to a classic song.
The Hooters were my first concert! I saw them at Mary Washington College in Fredericksburg VA. Loved their music, I am still dumbstruck at why they weren't more popular.
Nothing like this when it was released in 1985.... Sounds better than ever in 2022. Eric Bazliian was one of the coolest guitarists and songwriters of the 80s. So many people didn't realize they were the core of Cyndi Lauper's mega zillion selling first album.
Got ask to go to see TheHooters in 1985 in Springfield Il. They opened up for Loverboy. Listened to their music on radio, just didn't know what to expect. Got 11th row on the main floor and got to see two bands that sounded exactly like their albums. No added or left out words, beat count right on, no extra rifts just like it sounded on the radio. All I can say is we sang and we danced and we were loving every minute of it!
Being a big fan of the Seventies... my teenage years... I have only recently reappraised how good the music of my twenties were. The Hooters had everything...musically speaking. All you zombies is a great showcase for their combined talents.
This song always gives me chills when I hear it! A few years ago I lost my son he was in his thirtys we used to listen to that song together over and over on my cassette player we loved it ! Now it makes me cry but still gives me the chills with happy times ,God I miss him. 😢
Love the meaning of this song. Very social. Taking biblical themes and shining the spotlight on social issues.i take this song very personally. It cautions the 'high and mighty' in their 'high places' to not take themselves to seriously (pride goes before a fall) and it lifts up the lowly, humble, meek every man one the street.
+rowdymax1 Hmm. Too bad you know nothing of US history. The only thing our founding fathers hated worse than monarchy was corporations. The Boston Tea Party? Not so much a rebellion against England as it was a rebellion against a corporation--the East India Company. All the tea was theirs. "No taxation without representation?" it was about corporations having enough influence to have Parliament enact a law--the Tea tax--while the colonies had no vote at all. the "anti 1 percenters" were a lot more patriotic than I imagine you are. The US only granted 7 corporate charters in the first 15 years of our country. That's how much they were despised. Then came Manifest Destiny. and as for 'poopy pants?" You're right wing hero Ted Nugent wore the same pants for 30 days and then pooped in them so he could avoid the draft. And molested young girls. Sometimes it's better to keep your mouth shut and let people think your stupid than to open it and remove all doubt.
Remember my ma cranking this back in the 80s when I was a jit....never forgot the best taste in music, and continued the saga long after my parents aged...if you weren't alive then, just imagine all these 80s and 90s songs when they were first on the radio, buying that album and playing it while sk**** dipping in a backwoods spring with your friends...best days ever!!
One of my alltime faves. Excellent musicians, all of them, as far as I can tell since I don't play any instrument. And above all, two great singers. This is music with a capital M.
Same here. I had it on cassette ("what's that?") back in the day. Believe it or not, there is a main-stream grocery store in my town with THE best music you could imagine...Stones in the cat food aisle, Ramones in the frozen section...then this came on. I knew I liked it, but I couldn't place it...DOING! I got it. Good to hear it again. I never saw the vid until now...so well done. Take care, my friend.
❤️ Holy Moses met the Pharaoh Yeah, he tried to set him straight Looked him in the eye, "Let my people go!" Holy Moses on the mountain High above the golden calf Went to get the Ten Commandments Yeah, he's just gonna break 'em in half! All you zombies hide your faces, All you people in the street, All you sittin' in high places, The pieces gonna fall on you No one ever spoke to Noah, They all laughed at him instead Workin' on his ark, Workin' all by himself Only Noah saw it comin', Forty days and forty nights, Took his sons and daughters with him, Yeah, they were the Israelites! All you zombies hide your faces, All you people in the street, All you sittin' in high places, The rain's gonna fall on you Holy Father, what's the matter? Where have all your children gone? Sittin' in the dark, Livin' all by themselves, You don't have to hide anymore! All you zombies show your faces, All you people in the street, All you sittin' in high places, The pieces gonna fall on you! All you zombies show your faces, (I see you out there!) All you people in the street, (Let's see you!) All you sittin in high places, It's all gonna fall on you
Hi Coy. Actually, this song was extremely relevant back in the 80s, which is why it has been a favourite of mine since it was released. Back then (a) the USA was seeing the beginning of far-right politics via Reagan & the Republican Party, paranoia & hate was infecting evangelical/fundamentalist churches, and there was a rise in overt racism/homophobia/xenophobia/misogyny, (b) England was under the thumb of Margaret Thatcher & the Conservatives, who arrogantly attacked the working class, caused massive levels of unemployment & destroyed the lives of so many ordinary Brits, (c) materialism & other excesses of the world's upper classes was being openly flaunted while so many were suffering, (d) the commercialization/corporatization of the arts began to eat away at its creativity & integrity, and (e) many other issues were causing great concern among musicians, futurists, those who cared about social justice, and even mainstream churches/philosophers/moralists. (The Hooters were/are an Australian band, so I suspect that similar issues - along with matters regarding Indigenous rights that Midnight Oil sang about - were also affecting them.) It's very easy to get caught up in nostalgia & look back at any era with rose-coloured glasses, but the truth is usually far less enjoyable to remember. In the case of the late 70s & 80s, everything needs to be seen in a much more accurate context, and a lot of the best music we hear today from that era was written in response to a lot of the socio-economic & the domestic & global political problems of the time. IMHO, understanding the context enhances my appreciation for a lot of great art that was created back then. (*) (**) (*) As a starting point, read up about the massive levels of unemployment in the UK during the late 70s and especially during the Thatcher era, then listen to the beautiful song "Don't Give Up" sung by Peter Gabriel & Kate Bush. It's a powerful 'story' & message directed to millions of Brits. (**) Also, listen carefully to the lyrics of the oft-misunderstood 80s hit, "Electric Avenue" by Eddy Grant. While it is generally remembered as a huge party anthem, it really is a protest song re: the massive levels of inequality that Eddy Grant saw at home, in the USA & UK, and elsewhere. Ok...more than enough said....lol 😎✌
@lillywright2227 Amen. This is my belief too. Jesus said as a prophet that when he will return it will be exactly like in the days of Noah. There will come the judgement day and it will come soon because the wickedness is as strong as never before. We believers who learned to regret our sins and to believe in the unfailing compassionate love of our shepherd and Lord Jesus the Christ we will be raptured on that day and will be full of joy and will shine like the stars because we will be in the presence of God the heavenly father and Jesus whilst we will see with our own eyes that the rest of humans stay in the darkness and will go down together with all wicked. This will be a sad day for the unbelievers but for us believers it will be the beginning of endless joy, love and peace. It will be the day the human race desperately is waiting for thousands of years. I know where I will be on that day. Halelujah dear heavenly father, halelujah Jesus. I can't thank you enough and will forever praise you for my salvation.
I remember this guy's when they first debut with this breakout hit on a Philadelphia rock station back in the mid 1980s. Back then I was in the US Air Force stationed at Dover AFB. Boy, those were some fun times. And now, I'm 56 years old. :-( Time is moving too fast....
AMEN! They nailed it! The Hooters are legendary and their music lives on today and is very relevant. Sorry but the 80's was last greatest decade for America, we had it all and then some. Thanks to the Hooters for the great memories and music!
@@joan-annebross9217 LOL ... Im not in the us ... I don't want to be xD I enjoy having cheap hospital bills and cheap medication bills ... ;) I don't get poor because of that sh*t.
I'm 72 years old, still listen to It.
Great masterpiece .
Hell yesssssss!
Ja, też ...❤
Right on...
@@drluch1522 Hell...ja hast du dem Text nicht zugehört und weist du überhaupt was die hier singen und was hier passieren wird mit dieser Welt...die meisten gehen in deine sogenannte Hell weil die Bibel die Wahrheit ist und diese Welt dem Ende zugeht...die Warnung aus dem Text hast du wohl Null verstanden
75 and still crushing it!
2024 still a banger
LEVITTELPHIA, PA REPRESENT!!
hell yeah brother
We lived in the best of times 😎🎶🥰
God help me, yes we did!🥺
So right bro
2024 and it couldn't be more fitting!
@@Blisken81 how so? Wars and strife have been occurring for eons. 40 years ago when that song was released there was plenty of strife occuring in Afghanistan and Africa as well as decades of warring in Lebanon and the Gaza strip. Its just a song about mythical characters in a book of fiction. 😂
@@BillDerBergyou’re joking 💀
@@FROSTYSHEEPS Sadly I don't think he is. Please do not engage. It makes me FURIOUS to still see people arguing online about religion, what colour people were.... 👇💥👀
Time is running down on us humans.
@@FROSTYSHEEPS the Bible is fiction
I'm 47 and this transports me back to the 80s so strongly. Funny how some songs do that so powerfully.
I can assure you I remember the 80s from around 82 onward VERY clearly. They were my happiest years.
The 80's were great and music was still hanging on, but video really did kill the radio star. The 90's were good, Grunge, etc. but by that time sampling was accepted. I think the two things that really killed GREAT or even GOOD music was sampling and auto-tune. Also, electric tuners. Remember tuning forks?
The music is the best time machine.
I am 43 and i remember my dad playing this song in the 80s. I miss the 80s and 90s.
Amazing song. To me this is a prime example of how awesome 80s music was. Really cool Biblical theme too, and amazing drums, guitars and keyboards.
You’re missing the picture
“The Hanging man”
The criminal capatain
EXPLAIN
@@xnomadx5686 ?????? What are you talking about?
@@hottowersyeah and the next day? We have an entirely different edit the last scene cut and replaced with the mutineers all around the Captain. They strung him up as the hanged man… I was either in some other place dimensionality speaking…
That fucked me up. The description does not work with this version. I’m not sure what a near 40 year old song would have separate cuts. Equally? You can’t swap out the video as most people are aware.This is very very fucked up.
@@xnomadx5686 Don’t get too sanctimonious on telling people what the lyrics of this song mean. Because the 2 men who wrote it (Eric Bazillian & Rob Hyman) don’t even know. This from Wikipedia-
Eric Bazilian told the Chicago Tribune in 1985 that he didn't know the meaning of the song despite having written it. "People ask us what it's about ... the weird thing is we didn't consciously put [the heavy stuff] there."[2] Hyman later told Songfacts that the biblical images, including Moses and Noah, were not part of any agenda, though some radio stations refused to play it. "I love songs like that, you just listen and every time you hear it you kind of wonder what's going on."
Correction 60s music, not to embarrass you, but it’s a lot older and wiser than you think
I don't think I ever listened to the lyrics so intently growing up. It's actually quite prophetic. Amazing.
Same. And I completely agree!
the lyrics are totally random, there is no real meaning
@@a.nacap1593I pray this is a joke…
Surely he was being sarcastic... @@michaelsharp8393
@@michaelsharp8393 Eric Bazilian told the Chicago Tribune in 1985 that he didn't know the meaning of the song despite having cowritten it
I am 63...these Song allways made me stand up again.Really a Masterpice.❤
Great Song Of Hooters. I Also Like Band Big Country From Scotland...
"Time For Leaving'...
ruclips.net/video/TQRG5gtIN_8/видео.htmlsi=B5otMSpzU0-bhpuw
I am 63 too, and still listening to this kind of music! Greatings from Germany.
This is more relevant today than ever before
So many 80’s bands knew what was up.
you bet...never forget Philadelphia
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
It remembers everyone that God is more important now than ever. Read Matt. 24 in the Bible what Jesus said there.
@@salometamburini1688 how trust a book written down by the vatican?
@@instantdislikechannel5699
Trust in Jesus, not the vatican
AUGUST 2024 AND STILL LISTENING TO THE HOOTERS! Philly, PA supports our local greats. The Hooters were 80's icons. I remember listening to this album (yes I said ALBUM) at our sleepovers. Magical times and amazing era to grow up in.
LEVITTELPHIA, PA REPRESENT!!
Here it is 2022 and I heard this song being played over the microphone in my local shopping centre and I am now 54 as I first started hearing this song in my teenage years as history is always repeating just another one of the super greats of the 80s and the 90s.
Sensacional... 5.0. Anos 80. Grandes lembranças. Grande legado.
I know 80s music is still popular; but it's made a huge comeback here in Alaska! You hear it in passing vehicles, restaurants, stores, school activities, etc.
What makes u mad is when they play a song from ur high-school days and they call it Classic!
I am 55 and the 80th`s where the best Years in my Life and when I hear the Hooters I got Goosebumps and think about better Times . Hope many people hear good Music and asking thererselves ..... what I´m doing ?
🇩🇪 Is here, I'm 19 years old and I love it
Still listening in 2023. They don't make music like this anymore. Saw this performed live back in the day, so awesome, band are really great players and vocalists. ❤
I had this played at my dad's funeral, because he loved it and so do I ♥️
I would die if I heard this being played at MY funeral!
great
❤
Sorry for your loss❤️…I bet your dad loved your choice❤️
My condolences 😢
Pure 80's music. If you want to show today's kids what good music is, then play this song.
Play it for "them".
P L A Y it L O U D
P L A Y it P R O U D
oh yeah you betcha the 80's best musics ever produced !!!
true
Rodzimowiercy żądają zwrotu miejsc kultu zagrabionych przez mafię watykańska. Chełmska Góra, Rowokół, Giewont Jasna Góra, Cisowa Góra, Łysa Góra i inne. Dlaczego bezprawnie na każdej z nich są umieszczane krzyże, obrazki JPII, Maryi, znicze, leża śmieci itp?!
@@sergebeaulieu766470s too
Friday January 19 2024
Still loving this song 🎵 ❤
December 8th, 2024. We still listen, but the message has been lost 😢
That drummer laying the groove, just wow!
*_Do you mean David Uosikkinen?_*
I can’t get over the fact that I still get cold chills listening to this. This is by far some other best music ever. It’s been how many years since this came out? Simply incredible. Love it
Pretty sure it's The Hooters. 1983. 😁👍🍺
@@dennispicone6801 1985
@@brainscott8198 that is incorrect. It was 1983 Brain.👍😁🍺🤣
@@dennispicone6801 Originally released 1983...didn't chart, no one hardly heard it.... It was re-released on their 1985 LP "Nervous Night" where a LOT of ppl heard it on FM Radio...it reached #58 on the Billboard Top 100. I never heard it before 1985. Sorry!
@@brainscott8198 No dramas Brain. All good. 👍😁
Unique song. Very biblical. Literally. Back when it came out, even Christian stations refused to play it. Suppose it was too apocalyptic...
Great song. As for "too apocalyptic", there's just no accounting for stupidity.
As an atheist i see the Bible in the same light as the Book of the Death (old Egypt mythology) or the Edda (Norse mythology), a bunch of stories. But the song is still great.
@@BastetFurry Strange how all the prophecies are now coming true in these last few years from over 2000yrs ago. You will soon see what is in store for atheists...
@@mattyb4280 let em come, either I am one of the survivors or not. And if I am then be happy because with my knowledge I can rebuild communities and make them thrive, because I read science books and not fairy tales.
I remember those Christian radio stations of that time. It was the guitars and the 'rock' element that stopped it getting played in many. They never even made it to the lyrics. My, how times have changed...
I'm 50 years old now. How this song reminds me of my youth .
Me too bro! If we could turn back time yea?
@@redsed1565 if only my friend !
53 this song was always on someones boom box walking with a gang of kids to an outdoor keg party.
Cheers my fellow older generation! Songs still kick ass!
Yep I'm 51. Takes me back to high school.
Who listen this masterpiece in 2024?❤
I do 🕺🏼
meeee
@@lanageusic perfect. Greets from Germany
😉❤️
I do❤
This song and video holds up in any era. Sound, lyrics and haunting vision come together just perfectly.
dont know bout the song, but the video is STILL AMAZING!!
@@themysterycook7320are you kidding me it’s more relevant now.
One of the ever greatest songs for me... Unbeliveable voices, make me the goosebumps. Beautiful tune and rhythm full of life, what more could I say.
Yes, but Toto is better
Yep, all you zombies, 👍🎵👍
you could say they were goated
Hey, check out Eric Bazilian's breakdown of this song on his You Tube channel called Under The Hood. Tells what they had to record it.
I can hear that song again and again! One of the best songs I've ever heard!!
2022 anyone guys? I love these guys Robby Hyman and Eric so underrated.
A timeless work of art. You might not believe every word in the Bible or believe in God but you hopefully can appreciate it's effect on millions of people and music throughout recorded history. May you all be blessed.
...great piece of music...sadly, not enough people paid attn then or now, but they will...
Go look up The Call - I Still Believe. Everywhere I Go, The Walls Came Tumbling Down, and more. They got some serious airplay on New Wave radio stations. You'll enjoy them if you liked this.
Well said ❤
This was always on the radio when I was out in the truck making deliveries for work in the 80's. I am now retired and still love it!
Good taste never changes
You had a better station than I did.
Grew up listening to this in Eastern Europe.
It was a huge hit in my country back then.
Still is - to me.
Haven’t heard this in 37 years but it must of stuck because today I searched “they were the Israelites”, and I found it!
Best song of the Hooters
My favorite Old Testament inspired pop rock!
Going to their concert tonight! They are still going strong.
I'm not religious but I love this song. Great vocals and instruments that weren't commonly used in 80's bands won me over. I graduated, joined the Marine Corps and got Married in 1985, 33yrs later we're still Married and have 2 sons. I still have this CD in the car and listen to and from work.
Semper Fi Brother.
Thank you for your service
It's ironic that you keep listening to a song, warning you to not turn up the opportunity to have God in your life... It would not hurt to take another look at his light. He penetrated our time and space for you. He does not want it to all fall on you...
@@happyebb a lot of people just see it as ancient myth. I would actually call the Bible a mixture of myth and history.
@@joebuck4496 In this songs case it's a 100% reality, the Children of Israel have returned to their rightful place, the Land Of Israel.
I'm 62 years young. This song spoke to me when it came out. It made me proud of my Father in Heaven.
One of the greatest guitar solos ever.
This song resonates more today than ever! ❤
Afuckinmen
ABSOLUTELY
JESUS IS RETURNING SOON
PERFECTLY SAID MY FRIEND!🙏✝️❤
You can tell some great minds write music like this. Just brilliant.
So waren die 80er und sie werden es immer bleiben es gibt nichts besseres
This song could make a come back today!! My boyfriend played this one day for me back in 1994. It really is a masterpiece. Thank you!!
Orena Lyte😊😊😊
I heard it on my local radio station a few days ago and it gave me a big grin!
@Lord Farquaad: I'm the Gingerbread Man! God.
Just had it recommended to me by another RUclipsr's playlist of 80s tracks. I knew Satellite but this was one of three songs on the list I was unfamiliar with. Better late than never hearing it.
Nie dajcie się ka capom sława Ukrainie. My bracia za wami
The Hooters were always underrated. They put out some great songs and even have a very successful restaurant chain.
Fred Flagstone awesome dude!
Now I finally know how that restaurant chain gots it's name...
Fred Flagstone saw them live
Fred Flagstone as
Funny......they were Cindy Lauper's back up band yet really great on their own.
One of the greatest songs ever!
ja gleich nach Johnny B :)
Extremely talented musicians from song writing to live performances. Plenty of great songs, almost none is weak: This song "All you Zombies", "Satellite", "Johnny B.", "Karla with a K", "One Way Home", "Give the Music back"....and many more.. They also wrote "Time after Time" for Cindy Lauper and "One of Us" for Joan Osborne. Lots of bands would be happy to have one of these songs, The Hooters have tons of great songs. Eric is in 2022 69 and Rob 72!!! Still great rocking!
*_You forgot the song: Brother, don't you walk away._*
Never knew they wrote Time After Time. Also one of my favourite songs.
@@langdons2848
*_Okay._*
*_But what do you mean with: Never knew they wrote: Time after time?_*
@@Heffaklumpen.Hugh.Grant.2003 I'm surprised and delighted to hear it.
Totally underrated band!
Nervous Night was an amazing release.
arguably,/ 80s choice bro
Underrated by whom? They were massively popular.
I'm 30 now... been playing it since i was a very young boy. Never understood it till recently. It has more meaning today than ever before.
same here (age 43)
Still Rocking In 2021 Let's All Hope This Year Is Better!!
there will still be Covid believing zombies, but we’ll make the best of 2021
@Mathew Ross Hello Ross, greetings. Don’t get me wrong, I believe there are people “losing taste and small” and so forth.........people unfortunately losing lives to pulmonary issues etc.........but I theorize it’s from “A” “B” “C” and “D” (all of the above). An accumulative concoction of Monsanto’s GMOs, from the air we breathe, from electric ⚡️pollution affecting our cellular structure............and even malevolent man made diseases made in labs to fulfill the Luciferian agenda of the “Georgia guide stones”.............”bring the human population to 500,000,000”. Peace ✌️
Fortune is a fickle bitch. A work of a lifetime can end in a moment. Be of good cheer, Karma is real.
It will be
[ I 👂. Mai / Juni. I know! Life begins for all before ] **omm
@@truthreignsforever9286 oh
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Still can't get enough of this group's music
The best Hooters song.😉
My mom got me liking that lol.😉
Wicked Kink Yes we parents who were young in the 80's have great taste in music!
Satellite is their best
+Wicked K. Mine got me to listening to the Dorsey Brothers.
Stefanie Pezzino That's an awesome one too.
Some songs are timeless this is one !💕
Indeed 👌🏼❤
2021 and still listening to the song. Who else?
Luisa E me
Me too, greetings from Bulgaria.
I pull them up occasionally to get a fix of real musical talent. No auto tune. Actual instruments. Great lyrics.
Me
Listening now inthe end of January in 2020..still the same, mate,carry on,carry on,we'll never forget our birth order! SALAM!!!
This song came out when I was 10. I am now 110.
I know what you mean, brother.
80's teenager here. Had completely forgotten this song till I heard it after 20 yrs.! Remembered it IMMEDIATELY! Perfect for where we are today. Darn i wish I would have been old enough to pay attention. It has been right in our faces for SO SO LONG!
Walmart Radio brought me here. They are actually playing it right now as I type this. I am a 90s kid who grew up 80s music but I have never heard this one till recently. I love it
Increase your awareness. Read Heinlein.
Once in a while, somebody writes a real song.
Yes today some artists do it once in a while, in the 80's and the 90 the artists wrote real songs all the time in my opinion.
Once in a while - back then.
But it's like Beyonce and Cowboy Carter album, it's a great album. She completely changed the lyrics to Jolene though, why not just write NEW music for the NEW lyrics? But some other stuff on that album really is great. But the Jolene thing kind of knocked it down for me, smacks of big ego to do that to a classic song.
Amazing how ahead of their time they were in relation to happenings today.
The Hooters were my first concert! I saw them at Mary Washington College in Fredericksburg VA. Loved their music, I am still dumbstruck at why they weren't more popular.
One of the greatest songs of the 80s.
Such a prophetic song. So much more now than then!!!!
All these Zombies Out There.....
@@SZeitz-uy1uq!
All the zombies hide your faces, it was recorded in 80s. No-one thought of covid
there is nothing prophetic about this song , just read what words means on the dictionary
@@a.nacap1593People that say this literally just have Satan speaking through them with too much pride…
This music, song-tune by the Hooters, is so old 40 years but still relevant today in 2024.
Very imporant message.Never loose your faith in Jesus.Lets go Hooters, and rock on in 2022
Nothing like this when it was released in 1985.... Sounds better than ever in 2022. Eric Bazliian was one of the coolest guitarists and songwriters of the 80s. So many people didn't realize they were the core of Cyndi Lauper's mega zillion selling first album.
Everytime I listen to this I realize some brilliant minds had to be behind the songwriting.
Oh, wow.... I didn't know that!
Just read the credits on the album. 😊
Plus Eric Bazilian is one of the most beautiful men I have ever seen.
What an epic song! I always loved the Hooters!
This song is rather brilliant. I had never listened so close to the lyrics before
One of the only song's that so proudly speaks of exodus and mentions the Father's Children on mainstean.
This song is timeless.
Halloween 2024 and this is still a great song
I can’t get over the goosebumps
Incredible song
Got ask to go to see TheHooters in 1985 in Springfield Il. They opened up for Loverboy. Listened to their music on radio, just didn't know what to expect. Got 11th row on the main floor and got to see two bands that sounded exactly like their albums. No added or left out words, beat count right on, no extra rifts just like it sounded on the radio. All I can say is we sang and we danced and we were loving every minute of it!
Absolutely fantastic song. One of the greatest tunes ever.
yip
Reviews From The North amazingly beautiful top 80's tune
What a song! We need music like this to come back...miss that...
It’s ok.
Especially by the Hooters. That was really the only song I really loved by them
Natch. This is way superior to the last 30 yrs of modern sludge music...
Being a big fan of the Seventies... my teenage years... I have only recently reappraised how good the music of my twenties were. The Hooters had everything...musically speaking. All you zombies is a great showcase for their combined talents.
This song always gives me chills when I hear it! A few years ago I lost my son he was in his thirtys we used to listen to that song together over and over on my cassette player we loved it ! Now it makes me cry but still gives me the chills with happy times ,God I miss him. 😢
Really sorry for your loss 🙏🏽
Whoever produced this recording knew what they were doing. They made a good song sound exceptional.
Rick Chertoff who also did "Girls just wanna have fun" and "Time After Time" by Cindy Lauper
He didn't hide the drums. Brought them right up front. Big bass and crash cymbal.
Absolute Masterpiece! God bless y'all and stay safe everyone.
I was 16yrs old cruising in the back of a mates 1967 ford falcon its 1983 this song comes on at full volume and takes me to another world what a ride
For me, The Hooters were the musical vampires of the 80s. Her style was just amazing. Just cool.
Love the meaning of this song. Very social. Taking biblical themes and shining the spotlight on social issues.i take this song very personally. It cautions the 'high and mighty' in their 'high places' to not take themselves to seriously (pride goes before a fall) and it lifts up the lowly, humble, meek every man one the street.
+rowdymax1 Hmm. Too bad you know nothing of US history. The only thing our founding fathers hated worse than monarchy was corporations. The Boston Tea Party? Not so much a rebellion against England as it was a rebellion against a corporation--the East India Company. All the tea was theirs. "No taxation without representation?" it was about corporations having enough influence to have Parliament enact a law--the Tea tax--while the colonies had no vote at all. the "anti 1 percenters" were a lot more patriotic than I imagine you are. The US only granted 7 corporate charters in the first 15 years of our country. That's how much they were despised. Then came Manifest Destiny. and as for 'poopy pants?" You're right wing hero Ted Nugent wore the same pants for 30 days and then pooped in them so he could avoid the draft. And molested young girls. Sometimes it's better to keep your mouth shut and let people think your stupid than to open it and remove all doubt.
+Triplet Tam Pretty darned good revisionist history, right there!
you're....not your. You need to be more careful if you're going to call someone stupid.
I wonder if Klaus S.( and the rest of the WEFcult) has ever listened to this??
“Good comment sir”. Well spoken.
Still relevant 25 years later, 2020. Matter of fact, more relevant than EVER!!!
Sniper Logic it’s 35 years
And it's waxing worse and worse!!!! Blessings from Australia 🌹🌹🌹
It's more than 25 years old
This came out I believe in 1984-85?
Remember my ma cranking this back in the 80s when I was a jit....never forgot the best taste in music, and continued the saga long after my parents aged...if you weren't alive then, just imagine all these 80s and 90s songs when they were first on the radio, buying that album and playing it while sk**** dipping in a backwoods spring with your friends...best days ever!!
Damn, that guy on the lead guitar…….WOW! Chiseled jawline, dark hair……gorgeous man! Love this song! Great beat!
The singer with brown hair is gorgeous
Eric Bazillian!❤
Love this song... it’s coming true too!
HIDE YOUR FACES
Hi Marilyn,hope you’re okay ?
2020! The 80's was magical times.
I wish the musicians of today would make similar music.
We're they ever! Nothing like it
40 years, I wonder where they have gone so quickly!
Truth!
I’m 50 yrs young and stuck in the 80’s!!!
One of my alltime faves. Excellent musicians, all of them, as far as I can tell since I don't play any instrument.
And above all, two great singers. This is music with a capital M.
Just came back from their concert in Bad Nauheim Germany. It was just awesome. ❤️❤️❤️
Really, they are still touring? This is a brilliant song.
2022! And still listen to this Masterpiece! Who is with me?
Makes more sense in 2022 🤔 song of the plandemic for me
@@gggghevzij It's more than just the pandemic. That's just a symptom of the greater disease.
Just past bedtime & still listening to this. Who else?
Still listening to this classic in 2024 wish I grew up in the 80s
The 70's was better 😂😂
This song helps me out of a sad mood - with war raging, with so many young people dying senselessly. Thank you for this beautiful song!
This song describes today's world
Found this little gem after not hearing it for many years, still a great song by today's standards, worth a listen.
Same here. I had it on cassette ("what's that?") back in the day. Believe it or not, there is a main-stream grocery store in my town with THE best music you could imagine...Stones in the cat food aisle, Ramones in the frozen section...then this came on. I knew I liked it, but I couldn't place it...DOING! I got it. Good to hear it again. I never saw the vid until now...so well done. Take care, my friend.
@@judejames158 , Glad you found it, love hearing old tunes that you somehow forget, then all the memories come flooding back....best feeling ever!!
I agree and "500 Miles" is also good but the rest of Hooters songs are garbage.
Great rock song some 34 years long gone -- thanks so much for uploading this classic!
+Robert Young The single was released 30 years ago.
Great tune.
Amazing song. I really loved The Hooters. I had their CDs and records. Their musical sound during the 80s was superb. Wish I could go back.
Why in Past
❤️
Holy Moses met the Pharaoh
Yeah, he tried to set him straight
Looked him in the eye,
"Let my people go!"
Holy Moses on the mountain
High above the golden calf
Went to get the Ten Commandments
Yeah, he's just gonna break 'em in half!
All you zombies hide your faces,
All you people in the street,
All you sittin' in high places,
The pieces gonna fall on you
No one ever spoke to Noah,
They all laughed at him instead
Workin' on his ark,
Workin' all by himself
Only Noah saw it comin',
Forty days and forty nights,
Took his sons and daughters with him,
Yeah, they were the Israelites!
All you zombies hide your faces,
All you people in the street,
All you sittin' in high places,
The rain's gonna fall on you
Holy Father, what's the matter?
Where have all your children gone?
Sittin' in the dark,
Livin' all by themselves,
You don't have to hide anymore!
All you zombies show your faces,
All you people in the street,
All you sittin' in high places,
The pieces gonna fall on you!
All you zombies show your faces,
(I see you out there!)
All you people in the street,
(Let's see you!)
All you sittin in high places,
It's all gonna fall on you
:) thank you so much 🙏 I love you God
😪😍
This song is more relevant now than in 1985! More followers than ever!!
Hi Coy. Actually, this song was extremely relevant back in the 80s, which is why it has been a favourite of mine since it was released. Back then (a) the USA was seeing the beginning of far-right politics via Reagan & the Republican Party, paranoia & hate was infecting evangelical/fundamentalist churches, and there was a rise in overt racism/homophobia/xenophobia/misogyny, (b) England was under the thumb of Margaret Thatcher & the Conservatives, who arrogantly attacked the working class, caused massive levels of unemployment & destroyed the lives of so many ordinary Brits, (c) materialism & other excesses of the world's upper classes was being openly flaunted while so many were suffering, (d) the commercialization/corporatization of the arts began to eat away at its creativity & integrity, and (e) many other issues were causing great concern among musicians, futurists, those who cared about social justice, and even mainstream churches/philosophers/moralists.
(The Hooters were/are an Australian band, so I suspect that similar issues - along with matters regarding Indigenous rights that Midnight Oil sang about - were also affecting them.)
It's very easy to get caught up in nostalgia & look back at any era with rose-coloured glasses, but the truth is usually far less enjoyable to remember. In the case of the late 70s & 80s, everything needs to be seen in a much more accurate context, and a lot of the best music we hear today from that era was written in response to a lot of the socio-economic & the domestic & global political problems of the time. IMHO, understanding the context enhances my appreciation for a lot of great art that was created back then. (*) (**)
(*) As a starting point, read up about the massive levels of unemployment in the UK during the late 70s and especially during the Thatcher era, then listen to the beautiful song "Don't Give Up" sung by Peter Gabriel & Kate Bush. It's a powerful 'story' & message directed to millions of Brits.
(**) Also, listen carefully to the lyrics of the oft-misunderstood 80s hit, "Electric Avenue" by Eddy Grant. While it is generally remembered as a huge party anthem, it really is a protest song re: the massive levels of inequality that Eddy Grant saw at home, in the USA & UK, and elsewhere.
Ok...more than enough said....lol 😎✌
@@derekbaker3279 ok didn't really need the history lesson, but ok
Eternal masterpiece is simply brilliant, and I'm certain that it resonates with millions of people who love God ❤️
This song is all true and it is the purest song ever.
Also some more songs as well.
@lillywright2227
Amen. This is my belief too. Jesus said as a prophet that when he will return it will be exactly like in the days of Noah.
There will come the judgement day and it will come soon because the wickedness is as strong as never before. We believers who learned to regret our sins and to believe in the unfailing compassionate love of our shepherd and Lord Jesus the Christ we will be raptured on that day and will be full of joy and will shine like the stars because we will be in the presence of God the heavenly father and Jesus whilst we will see with our own eyes that the rest of humans stay in the darkness and will go down together with all wicked. This will be a sad day for the unbelievers but for us believers it will be the beginning of endless joy, love and peace. It will be the day the human race desperately is waiting for thousands of years. I know where I will be on that day. Halelujah dear heavenly father, halelujah Jesus. I can't thank you enough and will forever praise you for my salvation.
What a band... As good as any song ever... Hooters forever!
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I remember this guy's when they first debut with this breakout hit on a Philadelphia rock station back in the mid 1980s. Back then I was in the US Air Force stationed at Dover AFB.
Boy, those were some fun times. And now, I'm 56 years old. :-(
Time is moving too fast....
Wmmr still plays this song .
Straight 80's tune and i still love it
80's MUSIC NEVER DIES !
Yep but coming in the golden age 93!
Love this song. I bought the tape in the mid 80's. Good band.
AMEN! They nailed it! The Hooters are legendary and their music lives on today and is very relevant. Sorry but the 80's was last greatest decade for America, we had it all and then some. Thanks to the Hooters for the great memories and music!
That is true it was the true last great decade for America before let's just say the 28 years of darkness and crude humor
america was never great xD
@@anjachan Greatest country ever until the Leftists infiltrated & destroyed all institutions. If you're in America, get out if you don't like it.
@@joan-annebross9217 LOL ... Im not in the us ... I don't want to be xD I enjoy having cheap hospital bills and cheap medication bills ... ;) I don't get poor because of that sh*t.
@@anjachan You fool. Your high taxes pay for crappy gov't "care."
This song is prophetic. We are watching it come to pass. God sees the truth and waits. I’m watching and waiting. ⌛️👀🙏🔜Any day now I shall be released