The first rock'n'roll band I saw live (well the second, Christmas were the openers, they were cool, as well). May '87, Uptown theatre in Kansas City, I think.
When I was a College DJ in the 80's Husker Du was always in my rotation, along w/Violent Femmes, Mats, Agent Orange, Smithereens, Del Fuegos and many, many more - Bob Mould is iconic.
Funny. When I was a college DJ I remember absolutely hating Husker Du. But after looking them up now and relistening to their music I guess I was wrong. Plus I love all the old scenes of the Twin Cities in this video
I had a college show too. Husker Du, Meat Puppets, the Cure, Violent Femmes, The Smiths, REM were regular rotation then they'd let the DJ put in anything they wanted. I was a Clash, Bad Brains, The Police (B-sides deep tracks no hits ;), Fishbone, 24-7 Spyz, etc. Plus some industrial Skinny Puppy, Ministry mixed in for good measure.
LOVED being a college radio DJ. All of the above bands, plus Shriekback, the Damned, the Cramps, the Chameleons, Siouxsie & the Banshees, Dead Milkmen... I'm getting all nostalgic now.
I love Grant’s dance with the old woman. He once said that he doesn’t like people’s head banging or weird gestures, he likes people to dance in his shows. RIP Grant, may you Rest In Peace.
@@MikeRinaWedding2022 wow, you have a cool auntie, she seems really kindhearted. Also you have a sincere cousin, he’s a great pal. I wish them a long happy life… .
Had a chance to see them here in Toronto area around 1985 but didn't know them yet and declined my friend Mitchell Edgar's invitation. When I foolishly bring it up upon occasion, he ridicules me vigorously to this day. Dang....
I was a dirty 25 yr old punk kid traveling by train from Portland to NY and was sitting outside the Chicago train station. A man that looked as if he had lived three lives of travel and partying approached me and struck up conversation about the patches of various bands I had sewn on my sweatshirt. I braced myself for yet another scam or person begging for money. But they introduced themselves and it was Grant. I was so ashamed for not being super familiar with him or his band because I was aware of their significance. He didn't really talk about Husker Du, but he was really sweet, and was just asking me about being a young punk (this was maybe around 2009) and what my life at shows in northern CA and Portland were like. When I'd ask about the band he'd give a few details but then steer the conversation elsewhere, with a ton of punk info. I guess I don't really have a point, I just wanted to share, that at that moment in time Grant made an impression on me. And I left feeling really stoked on life and proud of the life that I was living despite not always feeling that way.
@@MikeSmith-sj5bf Best song is Divide and Conquer it’s unreal how they predicted the internet and whole song is relevant today. I grew up with Zen Arcade playing I love the whole album to the day. Real world, Whatever, Diane, Never taking to you again some more
Mid 80's.... nothing but hair metal around. Then there's Husker Du. I can't believe this album came out in 1985. Way ahead of it's time. They were even before The Pixies. Wow.
Saw them at a small club called The Cubby Bear in Chicago 1985 right across from Wrigley Field loved it man and then some dumbass didn't like my hair I flipped them off he followed me to the 7-Eleven around my damn ass over with his car no problem good thing I was half drunk no injuries LOL
Famously the reason kim deal joined the band was answering a classified about a band asking for a female bassist who liked Husker Du and Peter Paul and Mary, Deal didn't know how to play bass but she fit every other criteria, so thats how that happened!
The RRHoF hates mid-west bands. It doesn't matter how good their music was/is or the effect they had on music, the movers and shakers of the music industry loathe bands or musicians blue collar, working class mid-west bands. I would venture to say that without Husker Du, there would not have been a Foo Fighters. (And I really respect and like the Foo Fighters.)
I love this song because it's so critical of the listener. so often I've found myself applying the lyrics to others but each time I do, I later feel I'm missing the point. this song has to be about the listener, because you're the only one who can really see that your 'head is in the clouds'.
That particular style of moustache was a somewhat common signifier of homosexuality around that time. Funnily enough, Norton was the only heterosexual guy in the band! (Mould is gay, and Hart is bisexual.)
I actually saw this on VH1 Classic in the middle of the night when I was 13. It’s the little seemingly insignificant moments like that that change your life for the better
@@fiberones2822 Then I guess you're gay too cause you're here listening to them with us. I never understand why piece of shit people like you want to be all over videos and stuff that you hate if you hate it then why are you here why click on videos of stuff that you hate? 🤔
I've watched Husker Du live and they had the most intense set I've ever witnessed. It go f'n loud. Bob Mould would play straight into his amp. Those guys did not tone down the intensity at all until Bob Mould announced that the drummer (Grant Hart) had herpes and they had to leave. It was early, too, when they were still sort of obscure. Less than 100 people. I'll never forget that show.
Good ole days. Really miss the freedom, fun and debauchery. Bands today have no grit to them. everything is promotional shine. Really blows. Wish I had a time machine.
@@tricko8000 tarantula, mystic inane, matrix, big hog, warthog, protocol, adderall, hologram, kaleidoscope, rolex, nosferatu, electric chair, armor, jackal, warm bodies, all american punk bands that have released things in the past two years, I could go on if you want. None of these bands could ever be as influential as husker du because punk music isn't new anymore. But to say that the "scene is dead" or whatever washed up folks say is a farce.
Great song ! came out the year of my birth and just discovered it recently. It really reminds me of early Green Day stuff (gilman street days, 90-93) and I realise that GD would be nothing without Husker Du being their major influence.
One of my all time fave bands. I bought ''Warehouse:Songs and Stories'' as soon as it came out in 1987. Already had their other albums,all on vinyl. I was 25. Had the lp sticker on a wall for several years. Great band and great times. Still play their lps over and over. Criminal that they didn't make it really big,same with The Replacements. Thanks for the posting.
I just missed Husker Du. I was right there, just about two or three years late. That still burns me. :) Was able to catch Soul Asylum before they went off. So damn close!
I graduated from hardcore punk to Husker Du and IRS era REM gradually in the mid 1980s until everything else sounded like greasy kid stuff. But I haven't listened to this in almost twenty years and it still sounds relevant and fresh - the video is timeless, yet ten years ahead of it's own time. And I only just found out what the bands name means! Thank God for the InterNets...
This video got played at the end of a 120 Minutes episode when I was about 15. It was my introduction to Hüsker Dü and I was immediately hooked. I had taped that particular episode and watched this video over and over. Until I picked up Flip Your Wig I thought the MTM theme cover was just part of the song.
We got to open for Bob Mould last year in Sydney and it was the best gig ever. Not only was he amazing (and he closed with this song), but his fans were of a very different breed than most. Top stuff. Love this song especially. Royal Chant - Did You Pay Cash For That Panic Attack?
Man, there is so much Minnesota happening here!! IDS Tower, Husker Du, and that bit tribute to Mary Tyler Moore at the end on Nicollet Mall. If we had a President from Minnesota-we wouldn't be suffering from lack of Phenomenal Music in this country. Pawlenty 2012!!!!
I am a Hispanic-American and I had the privilege of seeing this band in my high school hey days at the Ritz in NYC. One of the most influential bands of our time. Love this song from Flip Your Wig!!
Saw Bob Mould at St.Cloud State play a terrific acoustic set way back in 1994 with some good friends during a weird time in my life. Brings back some bittersweet memories.
favorite song on my favorite husker record. Full disclosure: i may be biased, since I got into the band after Sugar (because Sugar existed when I was 14), and this is the song/record from which I think the sugar sound came. But whatever ... husker is a top 10 band.
Awesome song! I love that they used the lyrics of The Mary Tyler Moore Show theme song (the theme song from the later seasons of the show, not the early seasons) in the latter part of this song. From 2:34 and thereafter, you're basically rockin' to The MTM Show! You did know that, didn't you? Go ahead and see for yourself!...
The feels. So many great shots of old Minneapolis.
Another one of those songs that reminds me of how great it was to be young during a certain period of time in the late 20th century.
Yes!!!❤👊🏽
Yup and then the same generation having fun were the ones that ruined it all lol
The first rock'n'roll band I saw live (well the second, Christmas were the openers, they were cool, as well). May '87, Uptown theatre in Kansas City, I think.
I still say to this day Husker DU are one of the greatest Punk bands ever!
warehouse songs n stories , candy apple grey 2 of the most invigorating albums in my life
the Replacements till Bob got kicked out
to inconsistent
@@andymorphic67 Husker Du is
I'm not sure about the greatest because everyone has their own taste. But Husker Du was one of my favorites period.
When I was a College DJ in the 80's Husker Du was always in my rotation, along w/Violent Femmes, Mats, Agent Orange, Smithereens, Del Fuegos and many, many more - Bob Mould is iconic.
Brian Lowe 🙌🏽🙌🏽 Long live the "college rock" era.
Hadn't thought of the Del Fuegos forever, I'm off to reexplore my musical history
Funny. When I was a college DJ I remember absolutely hating Husker Du. But after looking them up now and relistening to their music I guess I was wrong. Plus I love all the old scenes of the Twin Cities in this video
I had a college show too. Husker Du, Meat Puppets, the Cure, Violent Femmes, The Smiths, REM were regular rotation then they'd let the DJ put in anything they wanted. I was a Clash, Bad Brains, The Police (B-sides deep tracks no hits ;), Fishbone, 24-7 Spyz, etc. Plus some industrial Skinny Puppy, Ministry mixed in for good measure.
LOVED being a college radio DJ. All of the above bands, plus Shriekback, the Damned, the Cramps, the Chameleons, Siouxsie & the Banshees, Dead Milkmen... I'm getting all nostalgic now.
One of my favorite bands
Same
76 downvotes? Makes no sense at all.
yep
+bgg222
86 today
+Vat Bat there's no return from 86
100!
do you realize every video on RUclips someone says the same thing--who cares if everyone liked everything that'd be pointless too.
Bands like this paved the way for the rock music of the 90s.
husker du saved my life twice..for 35 years i never left this band..so important..rip grant u will be always missed..forever in my soul
..husker du..
Husker Du: The only band that could mix melody with raw power and noise. Husker Du is one of the best bands of all time.
Absolutely!
You forgot to end that sentence with *to me
My Bloody Valentine?
Rawpower? Pffft.
REM-esque
R.I.P. Grant Hart (1961-2017)
So brutally sad
I love Grant’s dance with the old woman. He once said that he doesn’t like people’s head banging or weird gestures, he likes people to dance in his shows. RIP Grant, may you Rest In Peace.
Greg's mother.
@@cunha987 wow, didn’t know that. That makes it 10x better.
That is my aunt😊😊😊
@@MikeRinaWedding2022 wow, you have a cool auntie, she seems really kindhearted. Also you have a sincere cousin, he’s a great pal. I wish them a long happy life… .
Had a chance to see them here in Toronto area around 1985 but didn't know them yet and declined my friend Mitchell Edgar's invitation. When I foolishly bring it up upon occasion, he ridicules me vigorously to this day. Dang....
Walking around with your head in the clouds
It makes no sense at all...
So good Bob. Thank you for all your years of amazing songwriting.
Greg has THE best stashe in ROCK!!!
I love the tone of Bob's guitar on this song, razor sharp!!!
Bob Mould.....the Godfather of Minnesota punk rock...RIP Grant Hart
I was a dirty 25 yr old punk kid traveling by train from Portland to NY and was sitting outside the Chicago train station. A man that looked as if he had lived three lives of travel and partying approached me and struck up conversation about the patches of various bands I had sewn on my sweatshirt. I braced myself for yet another scam or person begging for money.
But they introduced themselves and it was Grant. I was so ashamed for not being super familiar with him or his band because I was aware of their significance. He didn't really talk about Husker Du, but he was really sweet, and was just asking me about being a young punk (this was maybe around 2009) and what my life at shows in northern CA and Portland were like. When I'd ask about the band he'd give a few details but then steer the conversation elsewhere, with a ton of punk info. I guess I don't really have a point, I just wanted to share, that at that moment in time Grant made an impression on me. And I left feeling really stoked on life and proud of the life that I was living despite not always feeling that way.
@@glenmchargue5461 Did he try to kiss you?
The most underrated of all punk bands. These guys changed the way we would all hear music from then on.Music changed thanks to Husker Du.
I never got into them but I dig this song. What are some good albums?
@@MikeSmith-sj5bf Zen Arcade is their masterpiece some say. Warehouse and Candy Apple Grey have some of the best songs they ever did.
Ha they suck lmao
@@MikeSmith-sj5bf Best song is Divide and Conquer it’s unreal how they predicted the internet and whole song is relevant today. I grew up with Zen Arcade playing I love the whole album to the day. Real world, Whatever, Diane, Never taking to you again some more
it is literally thanks them if we had the 90 grunge sene, bands like Pearl jam ,Nirvana
Mid 80's.... nothing but hair metal around. Then there's Husker Du. I can't believe this album came out in 1985. Way ahead of it's time. They were even before The Pixies. Wow.
Yeah, not sure why they dont get enough credit.
Saw them at a small club called The Cubby Bear in Chicago 1985 right across from Wrigley Field loved it man and then some dumbass didn't like my hair I flipped them off he followed me to the 7-Eleven around my damn ass over with his car no problem good thing I was half drunk no injuries LOL
Famously the reason kim deal joined the band was answering a classified about a band asking for a female bassist who liked Husker Du and Peter Paul and Mary, Deal didn't know how to play bass but she fit every other criteria, so thats how that happened!
Seeing them play this in early 1986 at First Ave was so satisfying!
Husker du is one of my alltime favs!
Walking around with your head in the Cllowwwds makes no sense at all.....Love it!
These guys need to be inducted into the Hall of Fame...if not for their music then for the bassist's epic moustache.
what do you mean not for their music
@@IntrusiveCuckholeGenerator IF not for their music
Fr!!!
The RRHoF hates mid-west bands. It doesn't matter how good their music was/is or the effect they had on music, the movers and shakers of the music industry loathe bands or musicians blue collar, working class mid-west bands. I would venture to say that without Husker Du, there would not have been a Foo Fighters. (And I really respect and like the Foo Fighters.)
Geraldo Rivera on Bass😂
Simply a classic power pop song. Emphasis on power.
I remember this band in the summer of 1985 watching them on the Now defunct music channel U 68.... memories. .
I've listened to them a million times but they're still one of the most amazing bands ever.
How to write a Foo Fighters song
1. Listen to Husker Du for 20 hours
2. Some melody will appear in your brain
3. Write song
on some unknown level that is comedic genius
Underrated comment
Bob had such a great voice for his songs
3:43 probably the nicest human being on the whole planet. God, I love these guys so much..
Greg really is a down to earth nice guy!
I wish I'd been around to see Husker Du live back in the 80's. Too bad i was born in 1987 in Ireland....
The 'Mats, Husker Du, The Pixies, Meat Puppets, The Minutemen, Sonic Youth, etc etc...
The 80s were full of great music.
Oh shut up. That's the soundtrack to my youth you're talking about! ;)
Heck yea. Dinosaur Jr, soul asylum, mudhoney, rem..
80s pop and Smiths/Cure/Depeche Mode/New Order/Joy Division are the obvious answers
What about REM?
@@alexanderboulton2123 I said rem
these guys had a gift for writing melodies
True
Grant Hart not being on the planet anymore makes no sense at all. :'-(
I literally did not get out of bed that day I heard. 😢
:'(
DENISE SUTCLIFFE Denise, could you please tell me how did Grant die ?
You are so right Fuck addiction !
True
the opening shot of the Minneapolis skyline with the slow fade to a shot of a Hüsker Dü concert with the flashing lights looks awesome
So many concerts at 1st Avenue with these boys, such good memories
ANOTHER TIMELESS CLASSIC! 80"S MUSIC RULES!! the dj
“Walking around with your head in the clouuuuuuuuds.” Best. Phrasing. Ever.
Great song and a great band thanks for posting.
Major influence to other bands like Nirvana and Green Day.
Freddie Last YES GREEN DAY GREEN DAY EVEN DID A SONG BY THEM 😤😤😤 "don't want to be lonely"
And Pixies
Pretty much everyone playing melodic punk have been influenced by these guys round about.
stone roses too :-)
@Guy Dude not really lol, I'm a millenial and love it all. Boomer Nirvana is kind of a hilarious name tho.
I love this song because it's so critical of the listener. so often I've found myself applying the lyrics to others but each time I do, I later feel I'm missing the point. this song has to be about the listener, because you're the only one who can really see that your 'head is in the clouds'.
Greg Norton had a hipster moustache before it was mainstream
+Luis Mendoza Rollie Fingers had it first.
+ThrashAD720 i met rollie fingers in a walgreens buying......... you guessed it- mustache wax.
+Luis Mendoza Greg still has the moustache 30 years later
That particular style of moustache was a somewhat common signifier of homosexuality around that time. Funnily enough, Norton was the only heterosexual guy in the band! (Mould is gay, and Hart is bisexual.)
Hart was/is Liberace, Village People, Mark Harris GAY. He probably just claimed to be "bi" to annoy Bob Mould.
plus love is all around!
I actually saw this on VH1 Classic in the middle of the night when I was 13. It’s the little seemingly insignificant moments like that that change your life for the better
I'm a massive cardigan fan myself (not that awful Welsh band, the garment). Currently wearing a thick wool Cardy, 5-button.
Same experience here but I was 19 or 20. Blew my mind when they went into the MTM theme, I was a huge Nick at Nite fan as a kid. 😀
Thank you very much for posting this video in viewable quality. This takes me way back to 1985. Great band that expired way prematurely. Thanks again.
Fucking amazing, underrated band along with the Replacements
Clay C. Both were criminally underrated in my opinion.
No dude. Not underrated they really suck dude has to be the gayest of the gay band.
@@fiberones2822 Then I guess you're gay too cause you're here listening to them with us. I never understand why piece of shit people like you want to be all over videos and stuff that you hate if you hate it then why are you here why click on videos of stuff that you hate? 🤔
@@siouxsiexymox6594 seems to me like a nerve was struck. Do you want some cheese with that whine ?
Skinny Puppy profile pic
The band for a lifetime.
I've watched Husker Du live and they had the most intense set I've ever witnessed. It go f'n loud. Bob Mould would play straight into his amp. Those guys did not tone down the intensity at all until Bob Mould announced that the drummer (Grant Hart) had herpes and they had to leave. It was early, too, when they were still sort of obscure. Less than 100 people. I'll never forget that show.
love is one of the greatest cover versions ever
When hardcore psychedelic mods write the best theme music for a sitcom that never existed...
that makes no sense at all
Big star influence I guess
Said it best 👍
I dunno, I mean it could be a good song for a sitcom now that you mention it.
ween did the music for the sitcom grounded for life
That and the 'dont want to know..." songs clip are authentic so much. I like this sense of simplicity and "good taste", which these are to me.
Good ole days. Really miss the freedom, fun and debauchery. Bands today have no grit to them. everything is promotional shine. Really blows. Wish I had a time machine.
Great tune from back in the day.
Underground punk still exists dude, stop listening to mainstream music, put your damn ear to the ground, and do some research
you're just looking in the wrong places man
@@billyshakespeare488 Name me modern bands as good then
@@tricko8000 tarantula, mystic inane, matrix, big hog, warthog, protocol, adderall, hologram, kaleidoscope, rolex, nosferatu, electric chair, armor, jackal, warm bodies, all american punk bands that have released things in the past two years, I could go on if you want. None of these bands could ever be as influential as husker du because punk music isn't new anymore. But to say that the "scene is dead" or whatever washed up folks say is a farce.
Damn I miss this period of music.. 1985 I was 16 and started my own band..
This song and video is great. Bob Mould is one of my all time favorite songwriters.
I love you Bob!
My all time favorite Husker Du song
Nice song ..
This describes every relationship ever
Early 1980's University of Georgia University Union concert at Memorial Hall- thanks Husker Du you broadened my musical appreciation.
Great song ! came out the year of my birth and just discovered it recently. It really reminds me of early Green Day stuff (gilman street days, 90-93) and I realise that GD would be nothing without Husker Du being their major influence.
Heard Bob on the new Foo Fighters album, and I had to check me out some husker Du, especially since I live in MN. I love it!
This makes me want to cry in reminence of all the great memories I never had with "college rock" in the 80s (I'm only 15).
Just go buy the Husker Du Early Years box set and enjoy.
but how lucky are we now to be able to access music from all throughout history for free!
8 years later, do you regret making this comment at all?
@@failinginamerica Oh my god, so fucking much. This was some powerful cringe on my part.
@@KinchStalker lol
When im always stuck or bored or sad on the computer,I always come back to this song,makes me uber happy.I must of viewed 1000 times.lol.
Me diz como é possível não amar essa banda. Os cara são fodas, sempre foram fora da curva.
são sensacionais!!
A cada ano que passa mais eu ouço as músicas.
Thank you SOOOO much for uploading this! I haven't seen this since I was 17!
Weird, I am 17....
Minneapolis represent ✌
One of my all time fave bands. I bought ''Warehouse:Songs and Stories'' as soon as it came out in 1987. Already had their other albums,all on vinyl. I was 25. Had the lp sticker on a wall for several years. Great band and great times. Still play their lps over and over. Criminal that they didn't make it really big,same with The Replacements. Thanks for the posting.
Највећи уметници свих времена!!!!
Exactly!!
FACTS!!!
Oh my god. I love this band, i love this video. This has reminded me why i love Husker Du so much, thank you xxxxx
I've always loved the screaming that's deep in the background of the mix of this mary tyler moore theme cover
I just missed Husker Du. I was right there, just about two or three years late. That still burns me. :) Was able to catch Soul Asylum before they went off. So damn close!
Thanks for being the reason I first picked up a guitar.
Lucid Rivers
Thanks for uploading this. I saw these guys at a hole in the wall bar in the early 90s. Damn I'm old
You're not old the young folks are just too bigoted to adopt our times
Damn RIP Grant.
He came to Macedonia in Skopje, 1 hour drive from my home and I MISSED THE SHOW :c
I met him. RIP Grant Hart. Awesome person.
The Food Ole days.
I'm usually late to music but never this late. WOW
Bob always looks like a kid who’s playing air guitar in his room and his parents just walked in and said ...the hellllll
so awesome! going into love is all around was just icing on the cake
I graduated from hardcore punk to Husker Du and IRS era REM gradually in the mid 1980s until everything else sounded like greasy kid stuff.
But I haven't listened to this in almost twenty years and it still sounds relevant and fresh - the video is timeless, yet ten years ahead of it's own time.
And I only just found out what the bands name means!
Thank God for the InterNets...
This video got played at the end of a 120 Minutes episode when I was about 15. It was my introduction to Hüsker Dü and I was immediately hooked. I had taped that particular episode and watched this video over and over. Until I picked up Flip Your Wig I thought the MTM theme cover was just part of the song.
I can't thank this band enough. I'm sure none of us can.
Great song and nice tour of 1980s Minneapolis
one of the most recognizable drum intros ever
We got to open for Bob Mould last year in Sydney and it was the best gig ever. Not only was he amazing (and he closed with this song), but his fans were of a very different breed than most. Top stuff. Love this song especially. Royal Chant - Did You Pay Cash For That Panic Attack?
It’s truly the most perfect pop noise song ever
Man, there is so much Minnesota happening here!! IDS Tower, Husker Du, and that bit tribute to Mary Tyler Moore at the end on Nicollet Mall.
If we had a President from Minnesota-we wouldn't be suffering from lack of Phenomenal Music in this country.
Pawlenty 2012!!!!
Nobody makes songs like this anymore.
Check out Kill The Snowmen on Spotify.
That makes no sense at all
Title fight
I am a Hispanic-American and I had the privilege of seeing this band in my high school hey days at the Ritz in NYC. One of the most influential bands of our time. Love this song from Flip Your Wig!!
😒 Here's a cookie 🍪
Such a great song, RIP Grant Hart
Happy 64th birthday BOB MOULD! 10/16/24.
One of the greatest punk rock bands of all time. RIP Grant
Saw Bob Mould at St.Cloud State play a terrific acoustic set way back in 1994 with some good friends during a weird time in my life. Brings back some bittersweet memories.
Punk rock with a killer melody, timeless.
it sounds like 90s energy drink commercial song. love it!
I'm having difficulty imagining this cool song ever being on *_VH1_*
I'm so happy to have these tunes available
favorite song on my favorite husker record. Full disclosure: i may be biased, since I got into the band after Sugar (because Sugar existed when I was 14), and this is the song/record from which I think the sugar sound came. But whatever ... husker is a top 10 band.
I love how before the cut at 2:44 Bob appears to be going in for the water fountain. Stay hydrated big guy.
this song feels nostalgic even though iv'e only heard it 3 times
Theneash That makes no sense at all!
I discovered these guys couple of weeks ago, great band.
R.I.P. Grant.
This song just popped into my head. Haven't thought about this song since I was a teenager.
I never get sick of this song
M A K E S N O S E N S E A T A L L
Awesome song! I love that they used the lyrics of The Mary Tyler Moore Show theme song (the theme song from the later seasons of the show, not the early seasons) in the latter part of this song. From 2:34 and thereafter, you're basically rockin' to The MTM Show! You did know that, didn't you? Go ahead and see for yourself!...