OH THIS IS SO SO 80's music my daughter loves the 80's music .I ve found all my Albums from the 80s ,cant waite to show it to my little girl .I MISS THE 80,S SO MUCH .87 IN LA WAS A BLAST .
Icehouse, Man of Colours. Man, back in the day, I played this album out! I haven't listened to it in years. Thanks for uploading it. It was so good to hear it again tonight ❤️
The Ice House album that I first heard was 1986s "Measure for Measure" I was 16 and lived in Houston at the time. Everyone that I knew was listening to hair metal, country, and Bruce S. (not that those are at all bad) but Ice House was a new find for me a life-changing experience, in 1988 when "Man of Colours" was released, they were all over the radio, by then I was an old pro at everything IH. At the turn of the century, I moved to New Zealand and the first thing I did was hit the record shops and buy all the studio albums by IH. Iva Davies is a musical genius!
I agree about Iva Davies. and something I read a few years ago about him now makes perfect sense. Iva was notoriously difficult to "get along with" because he was such a perfectionist... and thus the constant changes in the line up. Every album has a whole new line up of musicians.. and no more then a few stuck around long enough to do multiple albums. It's hard to have friends when you're a genius AND a perfectionist.
Ooh man, I still remember finding this album in my parents CD rack somewhere in the 90s when I was around 8 years old. Played it over and over again on my diskman I got for my birthday. This album formed my music taste into rock music when I grew up. Such a great album!👌
My mom had this tape around 1988 when I was in grammar school. It became one of my all time favorite albums. 45 years old now and many of these songs are on my current playlists. Thank you for the upload!
I still have my cassette tape of this album that I also bought back in 1988 when I lived in Asia. I brought it with me when I moved to the US and now here in the UK 😊
I wandered into a random Record Shop in a town outside Cleveland OH in 2004, at 19. Found this album but it was a European Release that had extended cuts of many hits outside of the typical track listing. I was head over heels overjoyed about it! I ran up to the cashier, he looks down at my selection and anxiously says "This is going to be legendary some day". I had to have my last open heart surgery that summer. My life would alter itself in more ways than one, just had to wait it out! Icehouse on full blast in my Trans/Am sure made it feel easier to take. Still today, I hold this album dearly in my collection.
Great story.....picking up an Icehouse album in Ohio after all those years. How is the heart? Back in the day, me and my mates would camp out in the central Oz desert pre-running for the Finke Desert Race and listen to bands like Icehouse under the splendor of the Milkyway. Loved it.
Cruising the highways in downtown Portland OR, playing this thru my helmet on CD, riding my GS1000 purring along...that guitar opening on "Crazy"...never forget, simpler times...
@@dantesanford7065 It was a 79 GS1000...with the cast wheels, not the old spokes. First full-size machine was a Suzuki GT500, A? two-stroke twin, very steetable engine...finally after a long ride & I went to kick it over & it was seized...got it broken free & immediately sold it, it was making a thrashing, soon to explode sounds. Next was a 72 Kawasaki H2 750 triple...that got stolen.Third, the 1000,...Third, I restored an abandoned GS1150ES, the half-fairing version...as a mechanic among other things I found, I popped the head off, one dead cylinder, low compression, cleaned up the valve seats & rode it for 2-3 years.
Saw IceHouse at the Paramount Theater in Denver Colorado on the MoC tour. Such a fantastic show and song set. After that tour they just kind of faded off the world scene and went back to Australia. Great Southern Land didn't really go over well in the US, and that was that. I guess they still do occasional special appearance benefit shows down under, but kinda quiet otherwise. I consider myself lucky to have seen them at the height of their fame.
How am I just now getting into this????? I remember these guys on the radio but never bought their stuff. Thank you undiscovered 80s for making my 50th year on Earth a bit more fun!!!
I just freeze the beginning and the ending of Electric Blue is too poignant it should be everyone's lifetime goal to achieve that feeling that emotion true bliss
When this album came out I was in the process of breaking up my marriage to date a woman with 'electric blue' eyes, so this pretty much became the theme album of my divorce. Not the highest point of my life, but the album rocks.
Ohhh the 80s. When sex was still fun, everyone knew which bathroom to use, and big hair ruled the night.... and one of the most under-rated bands ever - ICEHOUSE. Man of Colours and Measure for Measure are both musical masterpieces.
such an good album, Electric Blue, Crazy, Heartbreak Kid are so iconic. Man of Colours is so underrated and has such sad toning and definitely reminds you of a time in some place, somewhere.
What is interesting about Electric Blue is John Oates helped write the song. Iva was not sure if he wanted to record it. Well John indicated if Icehouse was not going to record it, Hall indicated he would do it. Iva and Icehouse recorded it and the rest is history!
Icehouse - Man Of Colours (1987) 1. Crazy 4.48 2. Electric Blue 4.38 3. My Obsession 4.07 4. Man of Colours 5.09 5. Heartbreak Kid 5.18 6. The Kingdom 4.51 7. Nothing Too Serious 3.25 8. Girl in the Moon 4.00 9. Anybody's War 4.05 10. Sunrise 5.44
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OH THIS IS SO SO 80's music my daughter loves the 80's music .I ve found all my Albums from the 80s ,cant waite to show it to my little girl .I MISS THE 80,S SO MUCH .87 IN LA WAS A BLAST .
молодость в нашей памяти навсегда.
Pure class probably one of the most perfect albums of all time.
I agree completely. A "Two sider" as we called 'em.... meaning you couldn't just play one side of the LP...
@@mikeehrmantraut4797 Agree completely :)
Hardly perfect by any stretch. Nothing got interesting until about track 5 or 6 onward.
@@neoeyebeleave totally disagree with you
Yep
Bought this album on vinyl in 1987, still got it, I have never tired of it. Great stuff.
34 years later and this album is still amazing!
Icehouse, Man of Colours. Man, back in the day, I played this album out! I haven't listened to it in years. Thanks for uploading it. It was so good to hear it again tonight ❤️
I LOVE THIS CHANNEL 🖤✨🤗👑🏆
Is it just me or does this guy have the perfect voice for a song.
...yeah, Ivor Davies has killer vocals....and can play 19 instruments including the Oboe.
@@PaulStallion The mullet is coming back.... just so you know.
everything fits, real team
Good song hey little girl
Yes..he should join a band maybe
The Ice House album that I first heard was 1986s "Measure for Measure" I was 16 and lived in Houston at the time. Everyone that I knew was listening to hair metal, country, and Bruce S. (not that those are at all bad) but Ice House was a new find for me a life-changing experience, in 1988 when "Man of Colours" was released, they were all over the radio, by then I was an old pro at everything IH. At the turn of the century, I moved to New Zealand and the first thing I did was hit the record shops and buy all the studio albums by IH. Iva Davies is a musical genius!
I agree about Iva Davies. and something I read a few years ago about him now makes perfect sense. Iva was notoriously difficult to "get along with" because he was such a perfectionist... and thus the constant changes in the line up. Every album has a whole new line up of musicians.. and no more then a few stuck around long enough to do multiple albums. It's hard to have friends when you're a genius AND a perfectionist.
Bonita historia, lo hizo muy bien.
Aqui eu sou Thet e fica em that.#
@@mikeehrmantraut4797 más alguma dúvida 🤔#
I'm in Houston rn listening to this lol
Ooh man, I still remember finding this album in my parents CD rack somewhere in the 90s when I was around 8 years old. Played it over and over again on my diskman I got for my birthday. This album formed my music taste into rock music when I grew up. Such a great album!👌
My mom had this tape around 1988 when I was in grammar school. It became one of my all time favorite albums. 45 years old now and many of these songs are on my current playlists. Thank you for the upload!
Qualquer dúvida se informar com os Militares #
I still have my cassette tape of this album that I also bought back in 1988 when I lived in Asia. I brought it with me when I moved to the US and now here in the UK 😊
Thank you , is great band 💪
Unique never met you but thank you xxx love always Iva x
I wandered into a random Record Shop in a town outside Cleveland OH in 2004, at 19. Found this album but it was a European Release that had extended cuts of many hits outside of the typical track listing. I was head over heels overjoyed about it!
I ran up to the cashier, he looks down at my selection and anxiously says "This is going to be legendary some day". I had to have my last open heart surgery that summer. My life would alter itself in more ways than one, just had to wait it out! Icehouse on full blast in my Trans/Am sure made it feel easier to take. Still today, I hold this album dearly in my collection.
Cleveland records stores were the bomb, back in the day. Peaches!
Great story.....picking up an Icehouse album in Ohio after all those years. How is the heart?
Back in the day, me and my mates would camp out in the central Oz desert pre-running for the Finke Desert Race and listen to bands like Icehouse under the splendor of the Milkyway. Loved it.
Eu vou encher em deposito de 'S em Yellowstone 🌋🔥#
Icehouse eran de Ohio?
Um clássico dos anos 80,sua voz única, com certeza uma das melhores bandas da época.
Cruising the highways in downtown Portland OR, playing this thru my helmet on CD, riding my GS1000 purring along...that guitar opening on "Crazy"...never forget, simpler times...
1981GS? Best bike.
@@dantesanford7065 It was a 79 GS1000...with the cast wheels, not the old spokes. First full-size machine was a Suzuki GT500, A? two-stroke twin, very steetable engine...finally after a long ride & I went to kick it over & it was seized...got it broken free & immediately sold it, it was making a thrashing, soon to explode sounds. Next was a 72 Kawasaki H2 750 triple...that got stolen.Third, the 1000,...Third, I restored an abandoned GS1150ES, the half-fairing version...as a mechanic among other things I found, I popped the head off, one dead cylinder, low compression, cleaned up the valve seats & rode it for 2-3 years.
One of the best albums from 1980s.
Definitely 👍
Simply Fantástic This Song 🎸😎👊
one of my favorites albums !!!!! ♡ thanks
Very proud of our Aussie band, Icehouse,formerly known as Flowers. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Nunca los había escuchado y son geniales
Prachtige nummers love the 80's
EXCELLENT !
I love this band!
Uno de mis álbumes preferidos 🌹
Dobrze wchodzi po Trawie!😉😤💞😤❤😤🤣😤😂😤😜🤝🕺👍
For me it's between Measure For Measure and Man Of Colours. I'd call it a tie. Timeless.
That's what I call music and icehouse were won of the best of the 80s
amazing
That is a great album love it
❤❤
Amazing to rediscover this album again. What a sound!
Great album a friend of mine turned me into this album love the song Spanish Gold, thanks Denise.😊
The best álbum!!!...👍💙💛💙
Great band
Icehouse - sheer brilliance
Maravilloso!!
One of my favorite albums ever!!! All those memories....
saw them live in a pub in Richmond Know then as the Flowers.
Now that's an early adopter.
Saw IceHouse at the Paramount Theater in Denver Colorado on the MoC tour. Such a fantastic show and song set. After that tour they just kind of faded off the world scene and went back to Australia. Great Southern Land didn't really go over well in the US, and that was that. I guess they still do occasional special appearance benefit shows down under, but kinda quiet otherwise. I consider myself lucky to have seen them at the height of their fame.
Best album. Icehouse/Iva =MusicStar!
How am I just now getting into this????? I remember these guys on the radio but never bought their stuff. Thank you undiscovered 80s for making my 50th year on Earth a bit more fun!!!
Look & listen to 40th Anniversary concert on RUclips - from long term Ice House admirer in Sydney
This is IceHouse, my favourite musicians.
I just freeze the beginning and the ending of Electric Blue is too poignant it should be everyone's lifetime goal to achieve that feeling that emotion true bliss
When this album came out I was in the process of breaking up my marriage to date a woman with 'electric blue' eyes, so this pretty much became the theme album of my divorce. Not the highest point of my life, but the album rocks.
Сильно 👌👍✊💞
Жаль, у нас их мало кто знает. Одна из лучших групп.
I said HEY!!!!!! to the girl in the moon.
🥰
teenage music
Electric blue may be the most perfect song written.....
Aris aris an ard ri anseo inniu❤❤❤❤
@7Zero, I still listen to them, had every Album as well. Will go back and look by my Brother to see what's left! Sweet!
Ochto seacht blian go maith❤❤❤
Ceol go deas inniu❤
Is this really a transfer from vyni? It sounds amazing!! Oh the warmth and dynamic range! You must have an amazing turntable and preamp. Well done!
Ohhh the 80s. When sex was still fun, everyone knew which bathroom to use, and big hair ruled the night.... and one of the most under-rated bands ever - ICEHOUSE. Man of Colours and Measure for Measure are both musical masterpieces.
Its really sad how few people know this band. Up here in Finland hardly anybody. Nobody makes music like this anymore.
Just discovered them, man. As big fan of that era in music, I'm truly delighted.
Haha. That trans joke was hilarious.
Wait, don't you work for Soul Goodman?
such an good album, Electric Blue, Crazy, Heartbreak Kid are so iconic. Man of Colours is so underrated and has such sad toning and definitely reminds you of a time in some place, somewhere.
What is interesting about Electric Blue is John Oates helped write the song. Iva was not sure if he wanted to record it. Well John indicated if Icehouse was not going to record it, Hall indicated he would do it. Iva and Icehouse recorded it and the rest is history!
Mile naoi gcead ochto a seacht❤
Nostalgiaaaaaaa
Klasnij albom ,nazad k pankroku ,..
Primitive Man kicks its ass.
80's classic pure gold!
This is great for 7:30 am with a little thč ditillate I tell ya 😍
Icehouse - Man Of Colours (1987)
1. Crazy 4.48
2. Electric Blue 4.38
3. My Obsession 4.07
4. Man of Colours 5.09
5. Heartbreak Kid 5.18
6. The Kingdom 4.51
7. Nothing Too Serious 3.25
8. Girl in the Moon 4.00
9. Anybody's War 4.05
10. Sunrise 5.44
Thank you..if you put a : in your timestamps instead of a . We can use them.. your welcome❤
Crazy 0:00 etc.
Anyone can do that if they want, I can pin that extra. Anyway, welcome!🙂
@@nahg7009 ok
Mile national great ochto a seacht❤
Это ICEHOUSE, альбом вышел в 1987. А man of colours
I lo
muito grande
Con la voz de Iva Davies como existen adefesios musicales como badbuny?
Слушаю первый раз, и мне кажется очень похоже на Simple Minds.
Это намного лучше. Послушайте все их альбомы.
Sabe alguien como se llama el album, gracias.
Man Of Colours (1987)
Muchas gracias NaHg, buen video
what's the band? got no name?
Icehouse
...the song list doesn't match the actual music in the video or the album.
:0
prefiro a cyndi Lauper
ТЫ РЕКЛАМ ЕЩЕ БОЛЬШЕ НАТЫКАЙ...
A bit generic, no?
no