Wow, the Google algorithm delivers yet again...I was at that show...I am 3 rows back, front and center somewhere in this video...What had happened is a rain shower delayed the start of the show...many left because of the rain...I was in the back...being soaked didn't bother me and was/am a HUGE fan of Aimee Mann...So I was able to just keep moving forward as people left because of the rain...by the time the show started I was 12 - 15 ft away. Still remember this like it was yesterday, what voice, what an artist...
Me too. In one of the long gone row homes to her left behind the restaurants. The entire area and bandshell constructed in 1930s. 26 at the time. A grad student at Embry-Riddle. Daytona was home for five years. What a world then. Thought life went on forever. Blesses to have lived through the 70s, 80s, 90s. Looking back is far greater now than forward.
I remember watching this on MTV - all of the "big" kids living it up (I was only 15). BTW, was the synth not coming through only on TV or was it turned down too low altogether?
I was a cook at Cane's in Mission Beach, San Diego and got to hang with BadReligion after the crowd left: free drinks; great conversation and an autograph. Of the famous actors and musicians I've run into, I've never asked for a photo or autograph until that night. I LOVED MUSIC BACK THEN!
Well, the world has become evil. Especially the West. Live with it. Young generations are uneducated, brainwashed, pampered and just simply dumb to do anything real or important. It's the money. Too much money ruins everything. You can thank for Coca-Cola and hamburgers.
It's not a very comfortable song for her to sing, she swaps between falsetto and regular often as we all do when a range just isnt ideal for our voices, but that's what makes the parts she can really lean into so special. I adore this song, love playing bass and singing background harmonies to it.
lol, this is untrue. Pop artists have been using backing tracks and lip syncing since the late 60s/early 70s. It's been a thing since over two decades before this video was filmed.
I am absolutely in love with "Queens of the Summer Hotel" right now. It was supposed to be the soundtrack to a shelved Broadway take on "Girl, Interrupted" (or so I read). There are some absolute gems on there ("Suicide is Murder" was an immediate favorite) - Aimee's confessional voice and lyrics, a playful use of time signatures and instrumentation, it's just so good - the best (IMO) songs and performances since Magnolia/Bachelor No. 2. I used to wonder why artists like Aimee Mann weren't more well-known - but then you look at what IS popular and think, "oh, right, I get it - this is ponderous, emotive, and deep. How can that compare with 'WAP'?!?!" I'm just glad that music like this exists.
There was always something very special about MTV Spring Break performances back in the late 80's, back when MTV used to play music, amazing music for that matter.
It was a great time to live in the area at that time BECAUSE of the shows. I saw so many great bands when they were new, from Big Country to Bangles to R.E.M. to 10,000 Maniacs to Golden Palominos to this very show. Not like us locals would ever be caught dead at that nasty tourist trap of a beach for any other reason.
Not really; they played music but it was the same shit over and over. The rotation of bands and tracks was pretty limited and only to what the record companies dictated
God, I'm so blessed to have experienced the eighties. That was the greatest decade. There will never be another time like that. MTV rocked. Head Bangers Ball all night.
Eric the 80s was a dream within a dream the melodic Synths , the Guitar riffs and poetic lyrics will never leave us the greatest decade in music history.
@Eric Bock • the 80's were damn good but I came of age in the late 60's & early 70's and trust me there was no greater music than that, I saw live some of the greatest bands some of which are still around today. 80's yes, 70's Hell Yes !
Aimee Mann seems to have been born to be a rockstar, with her model-esque facial structure, her 6 ft tall frame, topped with that sexy platinum blonde punk style hair. And that soothing voice ...
I couldn't agree with you more I just love her to death and I did not know she was 6 feet tall and someone else on here said that this song is about breaking up with the drummer what a dick why he must have been but anyways this goes out to Amy man you're my sweetheart baby
Apparently the drummer had a crush on her and that's it. The song "Voices Carry" lyrics were changed by the big corporation because it was about 2 women. Not a man and a woman. Aimee did refuse a deal that, this song, with the original lyrics, would be performed by Alison Moyet. She kept it for 'til tuesday and changed all the "she" with "he" and some other words here and there. Basically, it was a song about lesbians. I can't confirm Aimee sexual orientation and its none of my business.
I know right? When I grew up in first came out it awesome with the classic rock and the hair bands! And then they went to hip hop and rap and MTV went to shit.
@@JohnBrown-uq6ul I was ok with the rap and Hip Hop, loved Run DMC, the music evolved. Reason i stopped was becoming a reality drama TV. A channel called Music TV with no music. It would be like Fox News or CNN becoming the comedy channel ( on second thought maybe news channels have become comedy TV)
Most of the music MTV played sucked. Instead of pushing The Smiths, Joy Division, and all of the great bands that broke in the early 1990s, they played a lot of boy bands, Mariah Carey, and Janet Jackson.
See, kids, there was a time when female musicians actually wrote their own songs, played their own instruments, and actually performed live while keeping their clothes on.
You have got to be joking. There have been tons of female musicians just in the last 30 years that write their songs, play guitars… you need to dig a little deeper.
@@DylansPen Is your standard "people on the utmost mainstream corporate radio right now"? Because if not, there is plenty of music being made by women, right now, everywhere, all the time. Expand.
There is something about this music that’s visceral; full of emotion. I love this song and listen to it regularly. The lead singer has a unique kind of beauty to top it off.
My wife always though she said “downtowns scary” and when she was singing along and I heard what she sang, I laughed all the way through Ohio…best laugh I have had in our 34 years together!
Yeah, I've mentioned that in the other video live at the Ritz. I love the guitar sound. Not too heavy but crisp. Not too many notes played, just here and there.
I was to in 1987.i was 10..i was born 78..october...this was one song i remember..love her voice.and this song stuck out ...belive ....those were the days..love my 80s..this is my jam..thanks agin besafe..thursday .jun.3. Lupo
I love how all the musicians own their space. They are all doing something different, but balanced and complimentary to the whole song. Give me the 80's or give me head.
I graduated high school 1986 married my high school sweet heart in 1988 I just turned 55 March 24th and my wife turned 57 March 19th we are always reminiscing about high school and all the fun that we had growing up listening to all this wonderful music in the 70s and 80s 🇺🇸❤🙏💃🕺👏👏
At times RUclips may be a complete cesspool that has made too many degenerates rich and famous but I'm grateful it exists because of videos like this. A random live version of Til Tuesday playing "Voices Carry" on MTV from 1987. Without RUclips there is absolutely no chance I'd ever come across this video on my own.
I was 24 yrs old in 1987 and I seen Till Tuesday at the Ritz and Irving Plaza in New York city and they were awesome Till Tuesday still lives on in my heart
Yes, indeed it was. Elementary and then middle school and rode our skateboards and bikes through the neighborhood. I still skateboard and ride my bike through the neighborhood with my kids now. Live life to the fullest.
Wow… they nailed it .. what a killer live band. Too bad that era of real music is dead and buried. If you want real music played by real musicians, get out to the clubs and support them .
I remember exactly where I was when I heard it in 1985. I was at a church retreat or after Sunday school summer swimming, sports, whatever day. And there was a gal there who I became attracted to simultaneously with this song. I was in grade school. She wasn't interested in me though heh. Very obvious I think maybe. I was too "unchurched," too I guess bad or in "darkness" being a non-church-goer. It was my cousins' church and I'd spent the night and therefore had to go with them next morning.
Yup !! GK RB 400s, Guild/Hartke 4x10s JC 120s, really good synths... really good music with a really good sound being played live by really talented inspired good looking musicians who totally understood fashion as well, this was the 1980s........ So glad that was my era
Even today this song gives me goosebumps. 35 years and still sounds great!! thanks til’ Tuesday for this great song of yours! And the person who posted this video. Thank you👍🏼
I heard this recently in a supermarket and had forgotten it. Went home and googled it, Aimee Mann has presence and a great voice. This song still sounds great.
She dropped out of Berekly college of music because she didnt want to sing the way they wanted her to.I remember her Punk band,Young snakes before she went pop.
This and the '86 Ritz recording on youtube are the best renditions of Voices Carry - better than the studio version. Four great talents that worked together.
...great songs like this came POURING out of the 80's......and silence since then......nobody can sit down-- and invent a song like this....it's so original, so unique.................there is NO motivation these days to create..........
Yuppers. Right around 1990, everything just started to tank with the heavier influx of rap and then the dreaded grunge, from which very little of value came. I was looking so forward to what the 90's would bring, could hardly wait, couldn't hardly imagine...and instead, was utterly and completely disappointed as music, and consciousness in general, just went backwards and, basically, never recovered.
My feeling is that 2 things drive pop music....money and the girl factor....A 4 to 8 man band is expensive, and although I'm a sideline amateur, I could see that there is a long learning curve to get that group to "mesh" both individually and collectively.....For instance the Kings of Leon.....just some punks practicing in the garage so to speak...very cheaply....probably were not going to make anything....then BOOM....The hit song came along. But they had the time to let that seedling germinate and sprout.....the pay-off would be money....and girls....But with the advent of "burning" instead of "buying".....money became more elusive. Live concerts were the ONLY sure pay-off and you had to already be established......Instead of "Video killing the radio star".....it became....the " Internet killed the video star".........
I agree. The 60s were great. The 70s were a mixed bag. Once we got the 70s disco behind us, the 80s produced some wonderful music. I heard my first rap song in the 80s and thought it was unique. Little did I know that 30s years later people were still going to be stuck on listening to the same song over and over again. It is called rap or crap. It is composed mostly of angry black poets who cannot sing or play any musical instrument. At least Hendrix could play a guitar in inventive fashion.
+E JC I've been called "racist" because of how much I hate rap. Then I tell them what a huge jazz fan I am (Monk, Peterson, ETC), *and* huge James Brown fan (listen to "Mother Popcorn" if you haven't) and that shuts them up pretty fast. On that note, compare Mother Popcorn, the musicianship, to anything being done today, and realize that was done in the 60's. Where are all the black folks expanding upon that absolutely outstanding skill set these days. Seems like they practically had that whole market cornered with sheer talent...and instead decided sequencers and samplers, going in the exact opposite direction, was the route to take. And altho I agree with most of what you said, I do hate hearing disco getting slammed. There wasn't any good reason for it in my opinion, Bee Gees went on to become one of the biggest sellers of all time in part because they made amazing music. The disco bashing seemed almost exclusively a fad that people were latching onto; but there is no question there was talent in that genre and as a comparison, talent that rap can't even begin to touch in composition, song writing and instrument skill sets. Just listen to the bass line in Staying Alive.
I was there, back when MTV actually played music and Spring break was an all out free for all great time, you could drive on Daytona beach at night, I feel bad my son didn’t get to enjoy all that we had.
This is amazing. She wasn’t just a commercial rockstar or popstar. She had actual legit talents as a musician, and a vocalist.
Back when MTV actually played music videos.
Was at a party when it started, jr in High School!!!
I know what you mean man. I miss my MTV.
Agreed
such a shame they blew themselves up but it is what it is.
Facts
Take me back to 1987, one of the best years of my life, 24yo... I miss the eighties!
Same feeling, 22 in 87....
37 in ‘87 got a divorce…But I loved the music. Teenage sons to rock out with😊
For sure!
23yo in 87 - splitting the difference. I miss my motorcycles, my Dad and much greater freedom than today.
Wow, the Google algorithm delivers yet again...I was at that show...I am 3 rows back, front and center somewhere in this video...What had happened is a rain shower delayed the start of the show...many left because of the rain...I was in the back...being soaked didn't bother me and was/am a HUGE fan of Aimee Mann...So I was able to just keep moving forward as people left because of the rain...by the time the show started I was 12 - 15 ft away. Still remember this like it was yesterday, what voice, what an artist...
Me too. In one of the long gone row homes to her left behind the restaurants. The entire area and bandshell constructed in 1930s. 26 at the time. A grad student at Embry-Riddle. Daytona was home for five years. What a world then. Thought life went on forever. Blesses to have lived through the 70s, 80s, 90s. Looking back is far greater now than forward.
@@stephenbrewer1985💯🎯
I remember watching this on MTV - all of the "big" kids living it up (I was only 15). BTW, was the synth not coming through only on TV or was it turned down too low altogether?
Very cool.
I was a cook at Cane's in Mission Beach, San Diego and got to hang with BadReligion after the crowd left: free drinks; great conversation and an autograph. Of the famous actors and musicians I've run into, I've never asked for a photo or autograph until that night. I LOVED MUSIC BACK THEN!
I am 59 and still love this song!
Yep
Probably one of the best live versions of a song and vocal performances I've heard,I miss those days so much
Amazing!!
Aimee Mann is still fantastic. Check out her many albums.
Well, the world has become evil. Especially the West. Live with it. Young generations are uneducated, brainwashed, pampered and just simply dumb to do anything real or important. It's the money. Too much money ruins everything. You can thank for Coca-Cola and hamburgers.
The NYC 1985 performance is better
Her voice live on this so much better. The look, the voice, the moves, the attitude. What a rock star.
A true rock star... Had it all...!!!
What a difference a couple of years made...
It's not a very comfortable song for her to sing, she swaps between falsetto and regular often as we all do when a range just isnt ideal for our voices, but that's what makes the parts she can really lean into so special. I adore this song, love playing bass and singing background harmonies to it.
like her voice on the album better but still strong emotional and great range.
Goddess
Her smile singing this song adds new meaning to this performance.
Yes! She’s conquered the world and loving it . And why not ? We were loving it too.
Back when pop musicians had the talent to play live without lip syncing or pre-recorded tracks
Plus during a thunderstorm.
@@rolltide9547 A Florida thunderstorm off the ocean!!!!
lol, this is untrue. Pop artists have been using backing tracks and lip syncing since the late 60s/early 70s. It's been a thing since over two decades before this video was filmed.
@@PropertyEdits In THIS video, Til Tuesday is playing and singing the song with no backing tracks at all.
Aimee Mann’s solo work in the 90’s and early 2000’s is outstanding. She is a great songwriter.
Spot on!
I am absolutely in love with "Queens of the Summer Hotel" right now. It was supposed to be the soundtrack to a shelved Broadway take on "Girl, Interrupted" (or so I read). There are some absolute gems on there ("Suicide is Murder" was an immediate favorite) - Aimee's confessional voice and lyrics, a playful use of time signatures and instrumentation, it's just so good - the best (IMO) songs and performances since Magnolia/Bachelor No. 2.
I used to wonder why artists like Aimee Mann weren't more well-known - but then you look at what IS popular and think, "oh, right, I get it - this is ponderous, emotive, and deep. How can that compare with 'WAP'?!?!" I'm just glad that music like this exists.
You are correct
There was always something very special about MTV Spring Break performances back in the late 80's, back when MTV used to play music, amazing music for that matter.
It was a great time to live in the area at that time BECAUSE of the shows. I saw so many great bands when they were new, from Big Country to Bangles to R.E.M. to 10,000 Maniacs to Golden Palominos to this very show.
Not like us locals would ever be caught dead at that nasty tourist trap of a beach for any other reason.
The 60s 70s and 80s were the greatest!!!!
@@elhanna1725 who would have dreamed it would all be destroyed and not continued
Your shitty me MTV used to play music, I'm not falling for that joke
Not really; they played music but it was the same shit over and over. The rotation of bands and tracks was pretty limited and only to what the record companies dictated
God, I'm so blessed to have experienced the eighties. That was the greatest decade. There will never be another time like that. MTV rocked. Head Bangers Ball all night.
It was a great time to be alive!!
You both said it. 🤙🏼
I know, this was the time to hit the clubs in Boston, Til Tuesday, Face to Face, Jon Butcher Axis, The Fools, The Neighborhoods, etc.
Eric the 80s was a dream within a dream the melodic Synths , the Guitar riffs and poetic lyrics will never leave us the greatest decade in music history.
@Eric Bock • the 80's were damn good but I came of age in the late 60's & early 70's and trust me there was no greater music than that, I saw live some of the greatest bands some of which are still around today. 80's yes, 70's Hell Yes !
Amazing! No lip-syncing, no loss of quality from the studio sound! This is just perfect!
she's still amazing in 2017.
Right on, right on, right on
When music was performed by musicians
No keyboards???
@@marklb1000 dude there was way more lip syncing in the 80s than compared to today
Back when MTV stood for Music Television! Good Times!
2024 and still an epic song. Talent beyond belief
Aimee Mann seems to have been born to be a rockstar, with her model-esque facial structure, her 6 ft tall frame, topped with that sexy platinum blonde punk style hair. And that soothing voice ...
I couldn't agree with you more I just love her to death and I did not know she was 6 feet tall and someone else on here said that this song is about breaking up with the drummer what a dick why he must have been but anyways this goes out to Amy man you're my sweetheart baby
John Tuttobene you should be thanking the drummer, if they didn't break up, we'd never have this perfect 80's gem
Yes ,one of my idols then. I tried looking the same!HA! Can't even come close!! ;)
She looked the part but too bad they didn't have more good songs
Apparently the drummer had a crush on her and that's it. The song "Voices Carry" lyrics were changed by the big corporation because it was about 2 women. Not a man and a woman. Aimee did refuse a deal that, this song, with the original lyrics, would be performed by Alison Moyet. She kept it for 'til tuesday and changed all the "she" with "he" and some other words here and there. Basically, it was a song about lesbians. I can't confirm Aimee sexual orientation and its none of my business.
For some reason she always has a look to her like if she was searching for something she knows shell never find. A sad haunting look.
Her Mother abandoned her when she was only 2 or 3 years old.
Thats an interesting description, and very observant, now that I think about it! 👍
The sad haunting look comes from when you are being audited by the IRS
Never knew this. Did she find her or ever knew her when she was older?
She's really feeling the pain
This runs circles around so many singers in the last 30 years.
One word, perfection. Never recognized for the talent they were.
Recognizing she did not have many hits, but she is one of the best voices in 1980’s pop-rock!
When the world was great….
We had no idea, did we? We thought it would never end….
Robert Holmes is such an underrated guitar player. Beautiful song!
Agree
Thanks for clarifying, for the longest time I thought it was a chick.
@@aaronquy1968same, until about 2 years ago.
One of the most beautiful women of all time.
Agreed.
I would give anything to go back to the 1980s arcades music mtv happier times.
Yeppers. We had a blast . Life has gone by way too fast,for sure.
And yes definitely happier times,for me at least.
And less sub humans
When MTV was out of this world 1980-1990. Then, they decided to destroy it.
Nothing good lasts. That's why it's good.
I know right? When I grew up in first came out it awesome with the classic rock and the hair bands! And then they went to hip hop and rap and MTV went to shit.
@@JohnBrown-uq6ul
I was ok with the rap and Hip Hop, loved Run DMC, the music evolved. Reason i stopped was becoming a reality drama TV. A channel called Music TV with no music. It would be like Fox News or CNN becoming the comedy channel ( on second thought maybe news channels have become comedy TV)
Florida is a fuckpool of stupid hicks.
Most of the music MTV played sucked. Instead of pushing The Smiths, Joy Division, and all of the great bands that broke in the early 1990s, they played a lot of boy bands, Mariah Carey, and Janet Jackson.
See, kids, there was a time when female musicians actually wrote their own songs, played their own instruments, and actually performed live while keeping their clothes on.
You have got to be joking. There have been tons of female musicians just in the last 30 years that write their songs, play guitars… you need to dig a little deeper.
@@DylansPen Is your standard "people on the utmost mainstream corporate radio right now"? Because if not, there is plenty of music being made by women, right now, everywhere, all the time. Expand.
And best of all: there was no reggaeton
There is something about this music that’s visceral; full of emotion. I love this song and listen to it regularly. The lead singer has a unique kind of beauty to top it off.
They still write there own songs. * MASSIVE EYE ROLL*
My wife always though she said “downtowns scary” and when she was singing along and I heard what she sang, I laughed all the way through Ohio…best laugh I have had in our 34 years together!
I use to think she said this is scary lol I was born in 1991 and discovered this song in 2017
I always sang "It's so scary" lol
When I was little I also thought it was "It's so scary" hahaha
@@floralmist6824 It just makes sense because I thought she was walking downtown and that is usually the shadier end of town. *face slap*
@@jesusisking8502 haha even funnier
Omg she is so beautiful
@Lennox1492 . A genuine “Stunna”.
She’s the whole package. The real deal.
Aimee Mann......what a beautiful woman! And that voice! All while playing a mean bass line. This was my young adult life......what a great time!
I always liked their guitarist’s style and tone.
Me too. Robert was and still is one hell of a guitarist. He never got the credit he deserved.
Robert Holmes
Yeah, I've mentioned that in the other video live at the Ritz. I love the guitar sound. Not too heavy but crisp. Not too many notes played, just here and there.
Timeless performance! I'm 65 and still love this tune!
Yep, like yesturday...
I cant believe how blessed I was to grow up with this music in the 80's...and WOW can this girl deliver live...WOW WOW WOW !!!!!
This song just never gets old.What a great live performance in front of an adoring audience.And how do you describe Aimee Mann? One word:incredible!
One word: *SIBILANT!*
Bring back MTV! And vidoes/ live performance only!!!! No reality suck shows!!!!! Oh yeah.....the V Jays too😅😅😅😅
Mann....what a voice....wow.....sweet....80s....
This was in 87. I was 10 yo. It wasn't too many years after this that I started jamming to this song. Awesome
I was to in 1987.i was 10..i was born 78..october...this was one song i remember..love her voice.and this song stuck out ...belive ....those were the days..love my 80s..this is my jam..thanks agin besafe..thursday .jun.3.
Lupo
Blown away that she could sing that well live...
She had it, and she still does. One of the great ones.
Pure talent and real music! 👌🥰👉❤️80s new wave was awesome!
80's were the best for music!!
Two thumbs... to whoever recorded the sound for this concert. holy shit
I think it's partly the heavy, heavy humidity hanging in the air (and the quad twelves in the Marshall cabinet behind her)
@@brennangirl could very well be!
I love how all the musicians own their space. They are all doing something different, but balanced and complimentary to the whole song. Give me the 80's or give me head.
april 2022..one of those songs that you turn up louder..
Cannot say enough great things about Aimee Mann's singing and songwriting abilities. An honor watching her career unfold the past 30+ years!
The whole album was great❤
Best time of my life, living in S.Daytona Shores on A1A in 1986, 87, 88, n MTV Spring Break,. Love this place! Good Times! :)
2019 spring break is a joke here in Daytona
💕
Wow. That was a very good live performance. She nailed it.
2022...... I walk around with noise canceling earbuds and this song cranked !
shes gorgeous!
The perfect song and a beautiful lady. Wow.
The passion she sings with at the end always gives me goosebumps.
Same here jim, very emotional
I really enjoyed he performance on time stand still with Rush. Amazing voice.
I graduated high school 1986 married my high school sweet heart in 1988 I just turned 55 March 24th and my wife turned 57 March 19th we are always reminiscing about high school and all the fun that we had growing up listening to all this wonderful music in the 70s and 80s 🇺🇸❤🙏💃🕺👏👏
May 2019..still a great song
May 2021......still a great song
May 2021 still great!
At times RUclips may be a complete cesspool that has made too many degenerates rich and famous but I'm grateful it exists because of videos like this. A random live version of Til Tuesday playing "Voices Carry" on MTV from 1987. Without RUclips there is absolutely no chance I'd ever come across this video on my own.
Man! I miss the 80, s Oh the pain of fading away.I should have burned out back in the day when I had the chance.
One of the gems of the 80s.
Still a great song!....30 years on.
The best of all Time...80s
Thank you Til Tuesday for your song..
3:22 & 3:49 the voice of a friggen angel. Love Aimee
Beautiful band "Til'Tuesday,
Great musician, beautiful lead singer Aimee Mann" love her! She is so Beautiful
One of my favorite songs still I miss the 80s time goes by too fast
I was 24 yrs old in 1987 and I seen
Till Tuesday at the Ritz and
Irving Plaza in New York city and they were awesome
Till Tuesday still lives on in my heart
Man, the 80s looked so fun. Great song by the way :)
They were
I was born in the sixties and by far the 80s were the greatest!
Yes, indeed it was. Elementary and then middle school and rode our skateboards and bikes through the neighborhood. I still skateboard and ride my bike through the neighborhood with my kids now. Live life to the fullest.
I turned 18 in 1983, and little did I know that my present was going to be 6 solid years of incredible music and fashion.
The best
No auto tune here just talent
Wow… they nailed it .. what a killer live band. Too bad that era of real music is dead and buried.
If you want real music played by real musicians, get out to the clubs and support them .
Anyone besides me here in 2022 still rocking this🤘😎
2024!
Timeless song that brings back so many great memories ...long live the 80's
I remember exactly where I was when I heard it in 1985. I was at a church retreat or after Sunday school summer swimming, sports, whatever day. And there was a gal there who I became attracted to simultaneously with this song. I was in grade school. She wasn't interested in me though heh. Very obvious I think maybe. I was too "unchurched," too I guess bad or in "darkness" being a non-church-goer. It was my cousins' church and I'd spent the night and therefore had to go with them next morning.
Wonderful! Brings back so many incredible memories of growing up in the 80’s! Nothing can compare! 🎉😊
Wow shes absolutely gorgeous. And those eyes...
One of the best songs about abuse ever.
A beautiful woman with lots of talent... great.
Wow, an actual musician & singer that write their own music.
Missing persons, Til Tuesday, The Pretenders, Pat Benetar, Souxie, blondie...I love Female New Wave Bands, and there's many more
Thank I've watched this 29 times. Soooo good.
What a stage voice, phenomenal. Love Aimee Mann
Yup !! GK RB 400s, Guild/Hartke 4x10s JC 120s, really good synths... really good music with a really good sound being played live by really talented inspired good looking musicians who totally understood fashion as well, this was the 1980s........
So glad that was my era
Even today this song gives me goosebumps. 35 years and still sounds great!! thanks til’ Tuesday for this great song of yours! And the person who posted this video. Thank you👍🏼
I heard this recently in a supermarket and had forgotten it. Went home and googled it, Aimee Mann has presence and a great voice. This song still sounds great.
Goosebumps for me, too. One of my all-time favorite songs ever.
I just love Aimee
She sings great live
What a great voice!
What a stage voice, phenomenal. Love Aimee Mann
This is great and she is beautiful.
She dropped out of Berekly college of music because she didnt want to sing the way they wanted her to.I remember her Punk band,Young snakes before she went pop.
She is a fool. They would have smashed her intonation problem. Seriously.....
@@Han-Solo459 she’s worth 10 million dollars now.
Great song and great 80's sound. When heard in the radio in the 80's I thought that was a Motels' song.
15 years old in 87..and Yes! It was great!!
Too good
Just another great sound to come out of the 80’s Boston music scene by the prettiest bass player and front woman Aimee Mann
Can we bring back the 80's music???? The best bar NONE!
joekoke1 damn right!
joekoke1 And Mann is STILL putting out great music, one album after the other! Mental Illness is sublime.
hush hush keep it down down voices carry
Back when people were happy and life was fun. Before gangster rap and retarded metal got popular.
joekoke1 I agree!!
Brings back great memories
This and the '86 Ritz recording on youtube are the best renditions of Voices Carry - better than the studio version. Four great talents that worked together.
...great songs like this came POURING out of the 80's......and silence since then......nobody can sit down-- and invent a song like this....it's so original, so unique.................there is NO motivation these days to create..........
Lonnie Christopher I totally agree! Why can't music be this Amazing anymore....
Yuppers. Right around 1990, everything just started to tank with the heavier influx of rap and then the dreaded grunge, from which very little of value came. I was looking so forward to what the 90's would bring, could hardly wait, couldn't hardly imagine...and instead, was utterly and completely disappointed as music, and consciousness in general, just went backwards and, basically, never recovered.
My feeling is that 2 things drive pop music....money and the girl factor....A 4 to 8 man band is expensive, and although I'm a sideline amateur, I could see that there is a long learning curve to get that group to "mesh" both individually and collectively.....For instance the Kings of Leon.....just some punks practicing in the garage so to speak...very cheaply....probably were not going to make anything....then BOOM....The hit song came along. But they had the time to let that seedling germinate and sprout.....the pay-off would be money....and girls....But with the advent of "burning" instead of "buying".....money became more elusive. Live concerts were the ONLY sure pay-off and you had to already be established......Instead of "Video killing the radio star".....it became....the " Internet killed the video star".........
I agree. The 60s were great. The 70s were a mixed bag. Once we got the 70s disco behind us, the 80s produced some wonderful music. I heard my first rap song in the 80s and thought it was unique. Little did I know that 30s years later people were still going to be stuck on listening to the same song over and over again. It is called rap or crap. It is composed mostly of angry black poets who cannot sing or play any musical instrument. At least Hendrix could play a guitar in inventive fashion.
+E JC I've been called "racist" because of how much I hate rap. Then I tell them what a huge jazz fan I am (Monk, Peterson, ETC), *and* huge James Brown fan (listen to "Mother Popcorn" if you haven't) and that shuts them up pretty fast.
On that note, compare Mother Popcorn, the musicianship, to anything being done today, and realize that was done in the 60's. Where are all the black folks expanding upon that absolutely outstanding skill set these days. Seems like they practically had that whole market cornered with sheer talent...and instead decided sequencers and samplers, going in the exact opposite direction, was the route to take.
And altho I agree with most of what you said, I do hate hearing disco getting slammed. There wasn't any good reason for it in my opinion, Bee Gees went on to become one of the biggest sellers of all time in part because they made amazing music. The disco bashing seemed almost exclusively a fad that people were latching onto; but there is no question there was talent in that genre and as a comparison, talent that rap can't even begin to touch in composition, song writing and instrument skill sets. Just listen to the bass line in Staying Alive.
Aimee Mann is still a great solo artist. Her music is timeless.
Can we bring back the 80's music???? The best bar NONE!
Except for the 70’s, 60’s, 90’s and much of the 50’s
@@frankmcbride7051 say it brother. The pop soaked 80s were the worst of the era
Aimee Mann.. awesome. Nothing like it these days.
Man, the 80s looked so fun. Great song by the way :)
They were great fun with great music and parties. I know. I was born in November 1963.
Oh, it was. Lived it, loved it
Aimee Mann.. awesome. Nothing like it these days.
The guys were 😍😍😍
I was there, back when MTV actually played music and Spring break was an all out free for all great time, you could drive on Daytona beach at night, I feel bad my son didn’t get to enjoy all that we had.
jean jacket and a turtleneck, it's called fashion....look it up
preach it yep yep
They absolutely killed it with that performance ! Sounded great !
I keep coming back to hear this version, it's got so much raw energy it always picks me up, thank you to all involved in making this moment in history
I was blessed to be there that day! Cold(for Daytona) and rainy. I didn't remember that many people there. Seemed like I was there by myself.
Aimee Mann is talented and beautiful
Gosh she's so beautiful and has a great fashion sense and that talent
She sings great live
This song is seriously underrated.