same as any other decade someone grew up in me thinks ..matter of perception really...I watch and listen to the movie "the wanderers" and think wow what a time to grow up in and anyone watching that film I'm sure would agree ...for its time it was wonderful ..calm down and chill...
Absolutely. I am almost 40 and I am so glad I did get to be a little kid in the 80s to early 90s then middle school in the height of the grunge era. I miss passed times so much. Today seems so forced and fake compared to back then.
We sound like our parents now, who back in the 80s used to tell us how awesome the 60s were. They actually were pretty awesome also but as teens in the 80s. The 60s seemed primitive to us. I'm sure sure 1984 seems extremely primitive to a 16 yr old in 2024.
Actually I think the good range of when the crux of all the good music was made was 1967-1988. After that the bell tolled and the downward spiral started.
One of the best decades for music! I born in the late 1960,s. This. Is real music ever ! Better than this crap out today ! This music blows dust off this so called today !
Marvin, the 80's was a heck of a time to live. I went through every moment of it, the skinny ties, the great music, the...just everything we did. It was very cool to live through those times!
Yes they did! I was about 3 people back from the stage. I can still see the blue eyes on stage. Wish they could have played longer. Damn those were the days
I was 15, was 1 of only 2 girls in school with motorcycles, went to the dance clubs on the weekends & danced my ass off to this music. Those were the good ole days for sure. I’m sad my grandkids will never know times like those.
It's a great song. Especially with Bryan Adams pitching in. Watching the video I know now, I'd rather just listen to the song. Lol, I lived the 80s too, but I have to admit, I had a good laugh at the band's attire.
Just saw glass tiger last weekend November 30th 2023 in calgary alberta Canada, and they were still phenomenal 👏 thank you for the opportunity to hear the classics after all these years, unforgettable 👍
It's so weird that this doesn't have more views. It's *such* a gooood song!! And embodies so much of what I love about the 80s. Feel good music, big hair, and of course...Bryan Addams 😁👍🏻
Way back time machine to high school 1986. I was stopped at a stoplight near my house and a girl who I had a crush on at school pulled up behind me in her light blue Volkswagen beetle. We both had the same radio station on, this song comes on. I watched her sing the whole song in my rearview mirror. I am transported back in time to that moment every time I hear this song.
YOU SHOULD. HAVE IT. THE BRAKES. TO.MEET HER. A CHANCE TO TALK TO HER. YO7 MIGHT HAVE MARRI3D THAT GIRL. NIGHTFENCER. GATEKEEPER. BRAINTREE. BOSTON. 636 PM SAT 🌙 NIGHT. ROCK ON. BROTHER. FANTASTIC. SONG
So glad I was an 80's babe, went to those concerts and lit my lighter and enjoyed clapping and jumping and singing along with everyone in the crowd. I will ALWAYS LOVE MY 80'S feel sorry for the "kids" today. Thank you 80's will forever cherish you...
Anno Mundi The lead singer is cock eyed lol! My sister and I used to lip sync with our eyes crossed and my parents loved it. Oh wait! I just realized it's the big nose with a deviated septum!
David Carter He has an awesome voice! I love this song and "SOMEDAY".....We all say or do stupid things as kids and some even do it as adults. You can call me a bitch. My boss/best friend says it hourly ;) Actually he says "Fucking Bitch" & bf stopped calling me a bitch because he said it didn't fit me, neither did the bad "C" word. I guess at times when I've reached my limits I can be down right evil. I mean how many times, languages, formats and grade levels does someone have to explain something for another person to get some clue as to what you are explaining? That's another problem. Don't ask a question or for an honest opinion then get all butt hurt about the response.
WOW, I didn't expect as response, especially one I agree with. Eyes tell a lot about people, yours are captivating and they say bitch. Please take that as a compliment.
David Carter And, if you think my eyes look bitchy, you should see my mom's eyes and face when she was young. She knew she was gorgeous but her eyes were never sincere so when you look at her pictures you can quickly feel uneasy. Very sad but c'est la vie!
I know that being a black male, I would have probably be made fun of in high school if my homies and homegirls knew that I like this song. But now being 43 I wonder if my friends and acquaintances from school can now be more open-minded about what music they would all like.
I am 50 and a black female. From the south. i have always listened to pop and rock. Was never a problem with me and my friends. But then again, I was always known as an individual. Was never made fun of due to my activities. Perhaps the problem for you was socioeconomic and not race
This song was playing at my local grocery store the other day. You best believe I was straight jamming in the aisle! Hands down one of the greatest songs ever made.
When music meant something. Today's music can't replace or even come close to the music of the 80's. It's truly sad kids today will most likely never hear such amazing songs.
+Ray Villeneuve I read somewhere that Bryan Adams was a good friend and was around when they recorded it. It started as a joke, but they decided to keep it because it sounded great. Bryan Adams never was credited for it, always saying he ''only had fun doing it with his friends''.
+Dana W I read somewhere that Bryan Adams was a good friend and was around when they recorded it. It started as a joke, but they decided to keep it because it sounded great. Bryan Adams never was credited for it, always saying he ''only had fun doing it with his friends''.
The 1980s was the best decade for music. The 1960s and 1940s were also great. I was 18 in 1980 so I got to experience the entire decade in the night clubs. ❤️
Man, this brings it back. 1986, I was working at an art gallery. I remember a gallery opening party, this song was playing. I was wearing my sharkskin sport jacket and one my late father's narrow silk ties. My date was wearing a one-piece sequined LBD, and a green surgical glove tied to a barrett in her hair. Sounds like an absurd thing to wear, but she was such a gorgeous blonde that no one ever noticed what it actually was. All evening, she just got all sorts of compliments on her cool hairclip. Almost 50 years and that memory still wows me. That was the 80s.
To be fair, 70s is a close 2nd for great easy listening love songs, classic rock, and OF COURSE....some AWESOME DISCO!! Yes, I said it. You can't honestly deny that bands like Kool and the Gang or KC and The Sundhine band were bands that made parties PARTY
You take my breath away Love thinks it's here to stay There's still so much for me to do And I can't stop loving you Oh, can this be true If you could see what I have seen Broken hearts and broken dreams Then I wake up and you're not there Pain finds me everywhere Oh, but you don't care Don't forget me when I'm gone My heart would break I have loved you for so long It's all I can take You, you take my breath away Love thinks it's here to stay Still so much for me to do And I can't stop loving you Oh, can this be true Don't forget me when I'm gone My heart would break I have loved you for so long It's all I can take
Just heard this one on the radio, and I swear I could hear Bryan Adams sing "For heaven's sake!" Checked it out on google, and yep. All these years I never thought about who was singing that line until today, haha. I saw Glass Tiger play at Calaway Park outside of Calgary in the 80's ~ Good times!
I was born in 1960 and have been subjected to so many different types of music and songs from the different decades. I have listened to an abundance of music in my life and like only a select few groups mainly from 70's and some from the 80's. This group stays in my mind for plain and simple reasons they are just amazing. I live on the mighty St. Lawrence river in the USA across from Canada another great country that produced amazing groups and singers. This group and The Guess who are among my favorites out of so many from Canada.
Such memories of being in a California mall in summer of 1987 hearing this played every where when almost everyone in Cali was bleached- blond fond memories
I graduated in 1987..... So I got a taste of junior high and high school...this might go down in history as the best years for music and I lived every minute of it,,,,,,he'll yeah
prince, micheal jackson, kenny loggins, chicago, peter cetera, survivor, heart, bryan adams ..the hair bands, metallica, van halen, def leppard.. phil collins, madonna, huey lewis, bruce hornsby, howard jones,.. 80's was loaded with talent, and so endless !!
These great tunes from the 80s are so needed right now! It's a cruel rough world these days! Songs like these help take me back to better times and for awhile I forget all my worries.. 💗💕
Such a great song! The first time I heard it when it came out, I was like, “is that Bryan Adams”?!!! It was just so random, lol. He made it even better!! “FOOOOOR HEAVENS SAKE!!” 80’s kids, unite!!
I'm almost 59 and I still dig the music from the 80's... I don't have,"big hair" any more, but I still have all my hair. Lol thanks for the great memories!!! 🤟🎸❤️🤟👍😎
35th anniversary of album release: The Thin Red Line, the debut album by Canadian band Glass Tiger, released on 11th June 1986. The album is most famous for the single "Don't Forget Me (When I'm Gone)", which featured backup vocals by a certain Canadian musician, by the name of Mr Bryan Adams, IMO, this song is a perfect example of how glorious the eighties were when it comes to music: just simply unforgettable, timeless melodies & vibes, great vocals, with a mean key change to boot.
I am SO happy that I got to grow up in the 80's and I'm so grateful that I got to hear these songs when they first came out. The memories I have attached to this song are AMAZING. I was 12 in 1986 & this song will always remind me of my first crush 😍😍
It's high power and melody almost guaranteed for this one to be a hit. Lots of 1986 memories here, mostly good ones. Doesn't seem possible that this is nearing 38 years now. One thing I like about these videos is seeing the crowd having so much fun. Life can be good.
When i was in the Army and leaving Germany. This was my going away song. I have so many wonderful memories from back then . Good friends , good times and good tunes.
I grew up listening to Glass Tiger in the 1980's and it's was just awesome time to listen to music from the 1980's and I never forgotten how talented they were back in the 1980's when they were popular on the radio stations every where in the world
Saw this band do this live in Fresno, CA as Glass Tiger opened for Journey on Journey’s Raised On Radio tour. I even remember the date. January 2nd, 1987. Love Bryan Adam’s cameo vocal in this song.
I hate housework...who doesn't!?! I decided today to put on some 80's music and clean. holy crap, my house is immaculate and even made homemade potato soup. God bless the 80's.
The 80's were famous for cocaine. If you did some and cleaned you would get 2x as much done! Im not condoning drugs just pointing out the irony. Also if you did a time lapse video of cleaning you could make an 80's music montage. Have your house work done in 2 minutes! Ala the nerds fixxing their frat house!
I was 10 years old when this came out in 1986. This song was playing my head earlier today and I had to come watch it. Brings back happy 80s childhood memories.
Graduated high school in 1988, so, yes, I am partial to the music. However, the thing I miss most about the 80's is all the girls with big hair. It was fantastic!
Take me back to the 80's OMG a blast from the past. Saw them and met them had a beer on the bus, the best time ever, they opened for the moody blues. AWESOME
“Don’t Forget Me When I’m Gone”, if only those words spoke true to the one girl I cared about throughout my years in both middle school and high school
Bill Suppa I am going to agree with you just because Papa don’t Preach was number one for two weeks in the American Charts within the month of August that year
The 80s weren't a decade, they were a ride of pure happiness.
Yeah, AIDS was a non-stop party of happy times, all right.
wow
same as any other decade someone grew up in me thinks ..matter of perception really...I watch and listen to the movie "the wanderers" and think wow what a time to grow up in and anyone watching that film I'm sure would agree ...for its time it was wonderful ..calm down and chill...
Bryan Adams, background vocal. 😄❤️
Knew it. I'd recognize his voice anywhere. 💗💗💗
I was 17 in 1986, If you missed the 1980's you missed out... What a great decade it was. I would go back there any day of the week
Same. The best time of my life.
@@catherinec.9802 Same!
I was 14 years old I was a freshman great times great times
I was 8 in 86 I'm glad I didn't miss out on a great decade
I turned 18 in 1986 and graduated high school that June
It's worth being older now, to have been young then.
Soo true!
I LOVE your positive outlook !!!
Absolutely. I am almost 40 and I am so glad I did get to be a little kid in the 80s to early 90s then middle school in the height of the grunge era. I miss passed times so much. Today seems so forced and fake compared to back then.
Yup! 💛
Never thought about it like that. Still searching for that time machine though.
You can’t explain what is was like to live in the 80’s. All you can do is listen to songs like this and be transported back and smile.
It was a totally different time. I loved it and miss it.
We sound like our parents now, who back in the 80s used to tell us how awesome the 60s were. They actually were pretty awesome also but as teens in the 80s. The 60s seemed primitive to us. I'm sure sure 1984 seems extremely primitive to a 16 yr old in 2024.
@@michaelbrinks8089nah.....now everything's just a shit show and Gen z belongs in prison.
Actually I think the good range of when the crux of all the good music was made was 1967-1988. After that the bell tolled and the downward spiral started.
I lived it and loved it! Wasn't even my teen years yet! Desperately want to go back!
I bet the 80's was one hell of a time to live in. I wish they still made music like this.
+marvinj487 It was. I was a teenager/young man in the 80s. I listen to 60s music and think that must have been a good time live in.
+marvinj487 It makes me exceedingly angry that they don't still have music like this. There may have to be an earth-shattering ka-boom!
One of the best decades for music! I born in the late 1960,s. This. Is real music ever ! Better than this crap out today ! This music blows dust off this so called today !
It was ! It was a blast !
Marvin, the 80's was a heck of a time to live. I went through every moment of it, the skinny ties, the great music, the...just everything we did. It was very cool to live through those times!
I wouldn't have blinked at this song in the 80s and yet, here I am, 40 years later and I know every word. THAT is how f'n awesome the 80s were.
Very accurate comment!! I ignored this song back then and it sounds like heaven now
Don't forget this powerful song... and the fabulous 80s are NEVER gone!!! ❤
I still live there - in the 80s!
I miss the 80’s & early 90’s so much
I think this song had Brian Adams in it.
Best decade, ever!
@@jeremyanthony9300 for sure, the "for heaven's sake" part, sounds like him.
The 80's was awesome. Metal, hard rock, soft rock, pop, etc. Almost all genre's of music was great.
All Constructed/Written "The Old-Fashioned Way" No matter what.
Had the privilege of seeing Glass Tiger play in the 80s and again a year and half ago. Awesome music
❤ so jealous! Over barring Mom! ❤
Me too (personally) 😂❤
Same, they opened for Journey in Charleston WV
Yes they did! I was about 3 people back from the stage. I can still see the blue eyes on stage. Wish they could have played longer. Damn those were the days
I'm a old black man 65 years-old. I just like music 🎶
I'm black, 56 and I still love this song. It was out in my senior year of high school
I’m a 73y.o. white guy. As a kid I always listened to KDIA “The soul of the bay” from Oakland, CA. ✌️🙏
Music doesn't know color and neither do I. Be happy and congrats on the run through life! Let's get it!
I was 15, was 1 of only 2 girls in school with motorcycles, went to the dance clubs on the weekends & danced my ass off to this music. Those were the good ole days for sure. I’m sad my grandkids will never know times like those.
Seu cachorro furou a bola. Mas com uma motocicleta você continua com a bola cheia. Até.
It's a great song. Especially with Bryan Adams pitching in. Watching the video I know now, I'd rather just listen to the song. Lol, I lived the 80s too, but I have to admit, I had a good laugh at the band's attire.
Sure they will have awesome memories just because they are not the ones you have! ❤
I’m so thankful I was there to experience the 80’s.
I agree
I agree too. If I had a time machine i'd go back in a HEARTBEAT! GREATEST TIME IN MY LIFE AND EVEN GREATER IN THE WORLD OF MUSIC!
Just saw glass tiger last weekend November 30th 2023 in calgary alberta Canada, and they were still phenomenal 👏 thank you for the opportunity to hear the classics after all these years, unforgettable 👍
Lucky! Alan is the man.
It's so weird that this doesn't have more views. It's *such* a gooood song!! And embodies so much of what I love about the 80s. Feel good music, big hair, and of course...Bryan Addams 😁👍🏻
Had forgotten this song til it came up on f book. Now it's a go to song when I'm in nostalgia mood with a few drinks
Adams....
He wasn't in the Addams family!😁🤭😂
Hello dear
@@DebbieTDP Not unless he was doing the Mamoushka with Uncle Fester.
I heard this song on a soundtrack in a store where I was shopping. My mind went immediately back to the 1980’s! 😊♥️♥️♥️ 0:42
Way back time machine to high school 1986. I was stopped at a stoplight near my house and a girl who I had a crush on at school pulled up behind me in her light blue Volkswagen beetle. We both had the same radio station on, this song comes on. I watched her sing the whole song in my rearview mirror. I am transported back in time to that moment every time I hear this song.
Sweet... I remember singing this song with my girlfriend (wife) in '86 at UCLA. We just sing our hearts out without a care in the world.
What a beautiful memory! 😊
YOU SHOULD. HAVE IT. THE BRAKES. TO.MEET HER. A CHANCE TO TALK TO HER. YO7 MIGHT HAVE MARRI3D THAT GIRL. NIGHTFENCER. GATEKEEPER. BRAINTREE. BOSTON. 636 PM SAT 🌙 NIGHT. ROCK ON. BROTHER. FANTASTIC. SONG
80s had the best music
You can't miss Bryan Adam's voice in the background! Totally 80s!!❤
Maravilloso Bryan Adams😘
Damn, I coulda swore that was his voice in the background!!! Thx 4 the confirmation 😊😊😊
Loved this song when it came out, mostly because of Bryan Adams ❤️
So glad I was an 80's babe, went to those concerts and lit my lighter and enjoyed clapping and jumping and singing along with everyone in the crowd. I will ALWAYS LOVE MY 80'S feel sorry for the "kids" today.
Thank you 80's will forever cherish you...
You summed it up perfectly!!
@@randalworcester7511 If you think the 80's were great, you would have LOVED the 60's!! Cheers!! :)
You got that right! Oh man I sure do miss those days!
The days of flicking the Bic are unfortunately long gone. It's all phones and the mindless BS that reigns supreme.
boas vibrações amigos
The 80's definitely had the best music and the best bands anyone else agree with me?,I grew up in the 80's and I'm from Canada.
Totally agree with you. I'm from Mexico.
Mullets, shoulder pads, keyboards, action! Love the 80s, the time of my life!
Anno Mundi The lead singer is cock eyed lol! My sister and I used to lip sync with our eyes crossed and my parents loved it.
Oh wait! I just realized it's the big nose with a deviated septum!
Try saying something kind, like , " great voice". Witch with a B.
David Carter He has an awesome voice! I love this song and "SOMEDAY".....We all say or do stupid things as kids and some even do it as adults.
You can call me a bitch. My boss/best friend says it hourly ;) Actually he says "Fucking Bitch" & bf stopped calling me a bitch because he said it didn't fit me, neither did the bad "C" word. I guess at times when I've reached my limits I can be down right evil.
I mean how many times, languages, formats and grade levels does someone have to explain something for another person to get some clue as to what you are explaining? That's another problem. Don't ask a question or for an honest opinion then get all butt hurt about the response.
WOW, I didn't expect as response, especially one I agree with. Eyes tell a lot about people, yours are captivating and they say bitch. Please take that as a compliment.
David Carter And, if you think my eyes look bitchy, you should see my mom's eyes and face when she was young. She knew she was gorgeous but her eyes were never sincere so when you look at her pictures you can quickly feel uneasy. Very sad but c'est la vie!
I know that being a black male, I would have probably be made fun of in high school if my homies and homegirls knew that I like this song. But now being 43 I wonder if my friends and acquaintances from school can now be more open-minded about what music they would all like.
Ditto from a black male as well!!! One of my favorite songs here!!
There are reaction channels all over RUclips of Black men and women listening to “white” rock. They’re awesome, check them out!
Good music is for all to enjoy, it's a blessing
Live your life brother, and ignore all the haters ❤
I am 50 and a black female. From the south. i have always listened to pop and rock. Was never a problem with me and my friends. But then again, I was always known as an individual. Was never made fun of due to my activities. Perhaps the problem for you was socioeconomic and not race
This one of the songs you don't mind playing over and over again and enjoy every single moment of it 😊👌👍
This song was playing at my local grocery store the other day. You best believe I was straight jamming in the aisle! Hands down one of the greatest songs ever made.
I bet it sounded excellent too
When music meant something. Today's music can't replace or even come close to the music of the 80's. It's truly sad kids today will most likely never hear such amazing songs.
This is a beautiful song from the 80s. The way he leans into the vocals during the chorus is great.
Just singing my head off to this song, and remembering every single word..Almost 60 and it brought me back to the 80's..Best times if my life..
There hasn't been a word invented yet to accurately describe the absolute euphoria that was the 1980's.
RUclips helping all of us that were 80s teenagers relive a little bit of those days almost nightly
amen to that
Tommy Moncrief Right
I was in first grade in 1983 but I got enough of the 80's to know they were the best
I was 9 when I heard this for the first time. It's still with me.
Yes so true. Saw GT at Gradnite in Walt Disney World 1987!
I was in my 20's when this song came out. I am 54 now and, will always luv this song!!
+Terry Johnson I was a sophomore in high school. I miss the 80's!
I was 20
Bryan Adams sings a non-credited cameo back-ground voice on the original Manhattan 45.
+Ray Villeneuve I read somewhere that Bryan Adams was a good friend and was around when they recorded it. It started as a joke, but they decided to keep it because it sounded great. Bryan Adams never was credited for it, always saying he ''only had fun doing it with his friends''.
+Dana W I read somewhere that Bryan Adams was a good friend and was around when they recorded it. It started as a joke, but they decided to keep it because it sounded great. Bryan Adams never was credited for it, always saying he ''only had fun doing it with his friends''.
im 65 and i still rock out to glass tiger everyday! #tigerheads #glasstigernumberonefan
I like the guest vocal by Bryan Adams, and his unmistakable voice!
Byron Adams had just released the "Reckless" album. Had 5 top 5 songs from it.
its the best part of the song. Always thought so.
I'm glad you mentioned that, because I was going to ansk that Question, I was wondering Bryan Adams in background on the vocals of that Song.
Brian Adams was the producer for this album. Fellow Canadians.
Fun fact… he also provided guest vocals to the song SUNSET GRILL by Don Henley about two years earlier
The 1980s was the best decade for music. The 1960s and 1940s were also great. I was 18 in 1980 so I got to experience the entire decade in the night clubs. ❤️
I was born in 1992 and I wish I had been a teenager in the 80s. I truly and honestly love the music from the 80s
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I was born in 1982.
The 70s were overall the best.
Totally forgot about this one - great to hear it after so many years.
To all the girls in high school who received one of my mixed cassette tapes always heard this song first. The 80s rocked!
Wow! The nostalgia is thick here
888 people have forgotten how great the 80s were!
Easily one of the best soft rock ballads of the late '80s (or, literally, of any era)!
I had the pleasure and it was an honour meeting Mr Frew today and working in his home.
Very good
Man, this brings it back. 1986, I was working at an art gallery.
I remember a gallery opening party, this song was playing.
I was wearing my sharkskin sport jacket and one my late father's narrow silk ties. My date was wearing a one-piece sequined LBD, and a green surgical glove tied to a barrett in her hair.
Sounds like an absurd thing to wear, but she was such a gorgeous blonde that no one ever noticed what it actually was. All evening, she just got all sorts of compliments on her cool hairclip.
Almost 50 years and that memory still wows me. That was the 80s.
Glass Tiger sounds more like WHAM when I first heard them in 1986 but it’s Glass Tiger
80's CLASSIC !! 🎉😅
This group of guys are EXCEPTIONAL!! ❤❤❤❤❤
10代の時に、深夜のベストヒットUSAで一度観て、聴いた曲。何故か?この曲が頭から離れなく、何とかタイガーだけ覚えてて、歌の題名を忘れてしまい、それから何十年と時間が経ち、50歳でこの曲に巡り逢えた。頭の中の隅っこに、ずーっと在ったモヤモヤ(笑)が解消した。まるで初恋の人に巡り逢えた感じです。懐かしい~!!
One of my most favorites tunes in the 80's. Loved it then and still love it today!!
Underrated band. Great song. #35 on my Top 40 80s Pop Songs list
They look like they're having so much fun! That's part of the charm of the video.
The 80s was THEE BEST MOST AWESOME decade of ALL MUSIC.
From real ROCK, true RAP, Soft Love Songs, or Electronic New Wave
The 80s had it ALL
Agree... 80's and early 90's.
To be fair, 70s is a close 2nd for great easy listening love songs, classic rock, and OF COURSE....some AWESOME DISCO!! Yes, I said it. You can't honestly deny that bands like Kool and the Gang or KC and The Sundhine band were bands that made parties PARTY
I remember hearing this song when I was 9 years old and absolutely loving it!
That’s funny , I was around 9 when I first heard this around 1986 roughly . Loved someday as well . Cheers from Dave 1977
Omg I think I was 10 ❤️
Hello dear
I was 11.
You take my breath away
Love thinks it's here to stay
There's still so much for me to do
And I can't stop loving you
Oh, can this be true
If you could see what I have seen
Broken hearts and broken dreams
Then I wake up and you're not there
Pain finds me everywhere
Oh, but you don't care
Don't forget me when I'm gone
My heart would break
I have loved you for so long
It's all I can take
You, you take my breath away
Love thinks it's here to stay
Still so much for me to do
And I can't stop loving you
Oh, can this be true
Don't forget me when I'm gone
My heart would break
I have loved you for so long
It's all I can take
With Bryan Adams too
one hit
Just heard this one on the radio, and I swear I could hear Bryan Adams sing "For heaven's sake!" Checked it out on google, and yep. All these years I never thought about who was singing that line until today, haha.
I saw Glass Tiger play at Calaway Park outside of Calgary in the 80's ~ Good times!
I was born in 1960 and have been subjected to so many different types of music and songs from the different decades. I have listened to an abundance of music in my life and like only a select few groups mainly from 70's and some from the 80's. This group stays in my mind for plain and simple reasons they are just amazing. I live on the mighty St. Lawrence river in the USA across from Canada another great country that produced amazing groups and singers. This group and The Guess who are among my favorites out of so many from Canada.
The Lead Singer is Actually From Scotland
thanks` man ya we have a alot of great bands here, cheers from Ontario CA.
Born in 1967 great decade
I just love this song. I am stuck in a 80’s time warp and so happy to be there!!
I'm from Trinidad and Tobago and this was massive hit. Thanks"Glass Tiger" and thanks RUclips.
Such memories of being in a California mall in summer of 1987 hearing this played every where when almost everyone in Cali was bleached- blond fond memories
Glass Tiger is the coolest name in music history and it's the oddest moment rock music history
I graduated in 1987..... So I got a taste of junior high and high school...this might go down in history as the best years for music and I lived every minute of it,,,,,,he'll yeah
We're about the same age I totally agree!
Did you wear leg warmers ?
No....but your mom did!
The mom jokes, it like I never left 1987 lol!
brian Shaffer She did .
This couldn't be any better!!!
This is a classic 80's song.
Glass Tiger, Eddie Money, Mike and the Mechanics...the 80's were the best of all.
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Bryan Adams..
AC/DC, Metallica, Judas Priest, Kiss, Iron Maiden. Just trying to help out. I listen/ed to everything.
prince, micheal jackson, kenny loggins, chicago, peter cetera, survivor, heart, bryan adams ..the hair bands, metallica, van halen, def leppard.. phil collins, madonna, huey lewis, bruce hornsby, howard jones,.. 80's was loaded with talent, and so endless !!
80s the G.O.A.T decade in music.
La voz de Bryan Adams le dió el toque mágico a este temasasasazoooo!!!!!❤👍👏🎼🎵🎶🎷🎸🎹🎺🎻
These great tunes from the 80s are so needed right now! It's a cruel rough world these days! Songs like these help take me back to better times and for awhile I forget all my worries.. 💗💕
Such a great song! The first time I heard it when it came out, I was like, “is that Bryan Adams”?!!! It was just so random, lol. He made it even better!! “FOOOOOR HEAVENS SAKE!!” 80’s kids, unite!!
So many people don't even realize this fact!
I'm almost 59 and I still dig the music from the 80's... I don't have,"big hair" any more, but I still have all my hair. Lol thanks for the great memories!!! 🤟🎸❤️🤟👍😎
35th anniversary of album release: The Thin Red Line, the debut album by Canadian band Glass Tiger, released on 11th June 1986. The album is most famous for the single "Don't Forget Me (When I'm Gone)", which featured backup vocals by a certain Canadian musician, by the name of Mr Bryan Adams,
IMO, this song is a perfect example of how glorious the eighties were when it comes to music: just simply unforgettable, timeless melodies & vibes, great vocals, with a mean key change to boot.
Thank you so much for your very informative comment! I thought I could hear Bryan Adams on backup but was never sure until now!!
Check out his work with Prism.
Those dudes were another strong band from the great white north.
Apart from saturated overproduction, 80’s music still kicks arse and always goes down well at any bbq full of GenX’ers
oh my!! Look how nicely they were dressed!! Love this song...great memories
I am SO happy that I got to grow up in the 80's and I'm so grateful that I got to hear these songs when they first came out. The memories I have attached to this song are AMAZING. I was 12 in 1986 & this song will always remind me of my first crush 😍😍
One of my all time favourite bands!!!
So glad to be growing up during this fabulous era 🥰 i was 18 in 1986 the 80's will live forever !!!!
It's high power and melody almost guaranteed for this one to be a hit. Lots of 1986 memories here, mostly good ones. Doesn't seem possible that this is nearing 38 years now.
One thing I like about these videos is seeing the crowd having so much fun. Life can be good.
Thank you Aaron Berg, Joe DeRosa and Sal Vulcano for bringing me here. Top-notch Canadian music.
Love this song forever. I remember when I was younger, I always listens to the 80's music. Love, Glass Tiger forever!
I love 80's!! 💜💜💜💜
Best years of my life
Remembering my 80´s days. Very nice!!! Thanks for sharing!!
When i was in the Army and leaving Germany. This was my going away song. I have so many wonderful memories from back then . Good friends , good times and good tunes.
Words can't express how great this song is.thank you
What a great voice! Great Band!! Miss those days!!
I grew up listening to Glass Tiger in the 1980's and it's was just awesome time to listen to music from the 1980's and I never forgotten how talented they were back in the 1980's when they were popular on the radio stations every where in the world
Song the love of my life and I said was for us. Now that he's gone I can't stop listening to it. It does bring tears though
Saw this band do this live in Fresno, CA as Glass Tiger opened for Journey on Journey’s Raised On Radio tour. I even remember the date. January 2nd, 1987. Love Bryan Adam’s cameo vocal in this song.
Fess up, am I the only person who starts singing this song (LOUDLY) whenever it comes on?
No. No, you are not. 8+()
Nope. I was born in 85 and I tell you I have loved this song like I was conscious of it when it came out.
amen.. i feel the same
+VickiSCT ABSOLUTELY NOT!!! lol I LOVE(D) the 80's!!!
I definitely do!!! I'm not ashamed to admit it!!!! Lol!! Love this song and the 80's!!!
Being in the right place at the right time.thank the gods I was like 17or18 when this came out.love the 80s.
Thank God my memories won’t be based on the music of the past 2 decades. I’ll keep everything from the 60s-early 90s thank you 😁
I almost forgot this one.such memories it brings .good ones of course.
I sure do miss the 70’s & 80’s. Sometimes, I wish I could find a time machine and go back in time. Life was much easier. Is this your favorite song?
This song deserves more spotlight
I hate housework...who doesn't!?! I decided today to put on some 80's music and clean. holy crap, my house is immaculate and even made homemade potato soup. God bless the 80's.
I do that same thing i have to clean with music
I never vacuum or do groceiries w/o my ipod - Matter of fact I walk the streets with it, listening to music, whenever I can.
Can you come over and clean mine?
Kim, 80's music just makes everything better.
The 80's were famous for cocaine. If you did some and cleaned you would get 2x as much done!
Im not condoning drugs just pointing out the irony.
Also if you did a time lapse video of cleaning you could make an 80's music montage.
Have your house work done in 2 minutes! Ala the nerds fixxing their frat house!
White tank top. Gold chain necklace.
Love it!
The Best Song...The Best of 80's....Glass Tiger....👏👏👏👏👏👏🎤🎤🎤🎤🎼🎼🎼🎶🎶🎶🎙🎵🎵
GREAT SONG!
Just discovered this song after hearing it at my work. Sometimes I feel like I was born in the wrong decade with my taste in music.
I heard this at the grocery store and looked it up!
I work in a grocery store and hear it at least once a day. Along with Joe Jackson's "Steppin' Out." Among others.
My favorite are decades 80's this but this song are amazing remember when I was teenager. Thank you Glass Tiger. ❤️🎶🎶🇵🇹
I was 10 years old when this came out in 1986. This song was playing my head earlier today and I had to come watch it. Brings back happy 80s childhood memories.
You're the same age as me.
Graduated high school in 1988, so, yes, I am partial to the music. However, the thing I miss most about the 80's is all the girls with big hair. It was fantastic!
I always think the big hair is hot, bring it back in todays fashion!!
I still do the front big
I did graduated high school in 1988 too
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HS Senior in '81 & college in '85. Eighties really best. Best music. Best ladies. Fashion. Hair. No... definitely no tatoos.
Take me back to the 80's OMG a blast from the past. Saw them and met them had a beer on the bus, the best time ever, they opened for the moody blues. AWESOME
Going back down memory lane to Toronto, Canada 🇨🇦 in the 80s. It was delicious! Those were the days! 🍁🇨🇦💕
“Don’t Forget Me When I’m Gone”, if only those words spoke true to the one girl I cared about throughout my years in both middle school and high school
1986 had the best music
Bll Suppa True
Among the great decade of the 80s, yes, 1986 is the best year.
1984 through 1986
Nice try. No.
Bill Suppa I am going to agree with you just because Papa don’t Preach was number one for two weeks in the American Charts within the month of August that year
GLASS TIGER THANKS FOR YOUR SUPER MUSIC!!!!
I grew up in the 80s and it's great music!