Loved how this band blurred the edges of new wave, punk and straight ahead rock n roll. Few bands did it as effortlessly as they did and do. I still don't know how this many years later to categorize them. All the best things in life can't be I suppose.
Cheap Trick were hard to pigeonhole visually as well as musically. With two rock gods and two cartoon characters in their lineup, they didn't look like any other band. They certainly played up that contrast on their early album covers. It was as if the cool guys and the nerds from school got together in the same band and somehow made it work. You can almost imagine back in high school, Robin or Tom approaching Rick and Bun E. and saying, "Guys, you have to help me with my homework because if I flunk out my Dad is gonna kill me." "Uh, OK, we'll help you , but you have to agree to join our band".
I love the line about the parents listening to the son's Kiss records. I dig how it shows that they're just like him in ways that are most important. There's a bit of youth lingering around in everyone, even in your old ass parents :P
Well, my Mom did end up singing along to Alice Cooper when I was a teen and my son always secretly liked the fact that he first heard AC/DC and the Beastie Boys in his little car seat so..... Yeah.
"Mommy's all right, Daddy's all right. They just seem a little weird". When Surrender first blasted out of our radios in the 1970s, I thought, "Wow. Somebody just wrote the perfect teenage anthem...a My Generation for my generation". I mean, The Who were like gods to us, but most of us did not literally hope to die before we got old. Mostly, we were interested in rolling numbers, rock and roll, and getting our KISS records out. I still love Cheap Trick and this song to this day.
The very next year "Orleans" came out with another weird one. "Love Takes Time" That one told young people if they hadn't found the love of their life, it was OK. Nothing wrong with that. But also against the landscape.
So true. I think it even goes a bit deeper. Something like "your parents will never understand them (and they'll never understand you), but they're a part of you whether you like it or not, and you can't be your own person until you understand that".
I live in Thailand. The first rock band I started listening to was Cheap Trick when I was 13 years old. I'm 58 years old now and I still listen to them.
Thank you guys. This song was the song I used to sing to my sons as babies for a lullaby. I don't know lullabies. Lol. So I sang what I knew. And this song a capella, in a slower tempo did the trick.
Thank you Cheap Trick for existing. I was 13 in '77 when my best friend Mike and I met up, likely the day after he'd seen KISS at the San Diego Sports Arena (super bummed I couldn't go; parents wouldn't let me). Mike and I were both already huge KISS fans, and at 13, seeing them in concert was a big deal. Fortunately, my parents let me attend the KISS concert the following year. Anyway, Mike and I did as we often did, skateboarded to the local Sav-On to browse the magazine section. Mike mentioned that opening for KISS was a band called Cheap Trick. They weren't getting any airplay yet, at least on KGB 101.5 FM in San Diego, so I hadn't heard of them. Mike said, "They were pretty good". So we checked out the current publication of Circus Magazine (featured info and photos of popular bands) and Cheap Trick was in it. Mike was trying to describe Rick Neilson's attire, and the contrast between his look and Robin Zander's. Circus made it all very clear...Cheap Trick was a very intriguing group of characters. Bun E. Carlos included (the '60s, white collar worker look was awesome). Shortly thereafter, Mike bought their In Color LP and I was even more fascinated by Rick Neilson, with the ultra-goofy garb, perfectly matching his silly face. But it was all that combined with the fact that he was a killer, down an' dirty rockin' guitarist that was so captivating. Needless to say, we all became huge CT fans in no time. I was proud to wear a Cheap Trick T-shirt to school on a regular basis. Between the late '70s and maybe late '80s to early '90s, I saw them in concert 11 times. A few times at the Sports Arena (got way too stoned that night, probably in '79), possibly once at the S.D. stadium, several times at the Del Mar Fair and once at the Belly Up Tavern in Solana Beach. As another youtuber wrote (a year ago), I too am glad to live in a world where (he said this song), but I'll expand it to...a world where this band exists. Cheap Trick played a big part in my experiences growing up and feel fortunate and blessed to have grown up in a great era. I still select and listen to Surrender on my high-end vintage stereo, always especially impacted when the part "When I woke up, mom and dad...", as I just think the vocals from there to "...got my KISS records ouuuuut" are genius. Big ol' phat and massive talent in that band...Hail Rick, Robin, Bun E. and Tommy! Bonus: Eu-uu, I need some brand-new shoes Southern girls, ya got nothing to lose Plus...their She's Tight video...man oh man, those were the days, watching MTV for hours after school. And that vid had fairly good rotation; might be among the greatest classic MTV music videos. And I am sorry, but we just don't hear enough singers yelling with max intensity, "So I got off the phone!" in today's music. I get it...it'd be weird if we did. But the excitement was intense...having just got the # of the girl we'd been yearning for. And that first ring up...stressful. I sure do miss the '70s and '80s. Those were the days my friend, we thought they'd never end.
That's an awesome story and a great discription of Cheap Trick. I first saw them as the opening act for KISS in 1977. Became a lifelong fan of Cheap Trick. Their sound is unmistakable with Ricks blaring guitar and the big beat sound of Bun on the drum kit, plus the huge sound of Tom's 12 string bass and of course Robin's insane vocal range. I've gone on to see them over 25 times live in concert. From 25,000 seat stadiums to 500 fans at small clubs, Cheap Trick always puts on a fun and awesome show!!!!!!!! 👍
Sorry about your Mom. I was also born in 1976- clearly it was a good year and she lives on in you and the music and art you will share with the next generation. It's gonna be great :).
This song is far above the time. And they were these unique teenagers who were able to say that "mommy's alright, daddy's alright" and make the others also see it. I can't tell how fuckin' much this song did hit me at the time when I was thinking my parents are fucked up. It took just a few minutes to change my whole point of viev.
I love love love the part where his parents are listening to his KISS records. My dad swears to everything under the sun that once in the 70's he walked in on my grandmother vacuuming to Alice Cooper and dancing around, which was the coolest thing I'd ever heard of!
I am a die hard Kiss fan, and these guys opened for them in 78 into 79 and were absolutely fantastic 👌!!!! This is my favorite song 🎵 of theirs and believe me I love all of them!!!
This Cheap Trick song, a timeless masterpiece!! It just never gets old and of course it still sounds really great after all these years. One of the most legendary rock bands of all time, Cheap Trick got their due the right way. This great jam is always worth listening to when you crank up that volume all the way up. Rock on!!!!
@@SK-le1gm Not really... to "surrender", means, generally, to relinquish one's self over to an authority of some sort, without opening up in some honest and emotional way. On the other hand the suggestion of [not] "giving oneself away", as within the context of the song, to a parent, means simply to acquiesce and to 'come to [emotional] terms' with them. Human beings are quite complex, especially in the formative years and beyond involving parents. Not everything is always so black and white.
What a great song, I swear! I remember I listened to this on heavy rotation back in secondary school and now I'm nearly 24 and a half! A classic which never gets old in the hard rock genre! Rock on, Cheap Trick! All the best, much health, and success! Respect from Romania! :)
Still after the years, this Band is a good reminder of the wonderful 80's sound. They play extraordinary shows and one of their best is "Live at Budokan" in Japan.
I consider this to be the greatest pop song of all time. If you think about it, it combines just about everything....... punk, bubblegum, pop, metal, grunge, disco, you name it, it's all there
This song already has plenty going for it. But when they suddenly change keys at the start of the 3rd verse, omg, it's like a fighter jet hitting the afterburners! Just kicks everything up into an even higher gear for the homestretch.
There's also a key change even before the first verse begins. As if there was a non-existent pre-verse leading into the song and then it kicks into gear.
That is awesome. I loved Guitar Hero and Rock Band due to having so many of my fav songs on there. Also loved them for introducing younger generations to some amazing, classic rock songs. Rock on, Brotha! 🤘🏼
1978 15. Air Dance- Black Sabbath 14. Pack It Up And Go - UFO 13. Bad Love - Krokus 12. Dead On Time - Queen 11. Bounty Hunter - Molly Hatchet 10. Surrender- Cheap Trick 09. Don't Look Back - Boston 08. Double Vision- Foreigner 07. Kill The King - Rainbow 06. Saints In Hell - Judas Priest 05. Down Payment Blues- AC/DC 04. Circumstances- Rush 03. Midnight Crawler - Heavy Load 02. Struck Down- Y & T 01. Ain't Talkin Bout Love- Van Halen
Can’t wait to show my future kids the music my dad showed me as a kid when he eventually passes away the memories this song holds with me and my dad since I was 7 years old I’m coming on to 20 years old now thank you for ur amazing music taste that I can show our future generations 😅🎉😂
Mother told me, yes, she told me That I'd meet girls like you She also told me, "Stay away You'll never know what you'll catch" But just the other day I heard Of a soldier's falling off Some Indonesian junk That's going round Mommy's all right Daddy's all right They just seem a little weird Surrender Surrender But don't give yourself away Hey, heeeeeey Father says, "Your mother's right She's really up on things Before we married, Mommy served In the WACS in the Philippines” Now, I had heard the WACs recruited Old maids for the war But mommy isn't one of those I've known her all these years Mommy's all right Daddy's all right They just seem a little weird Surrender Surrender But don't give yourself away Hey, heeeeeey Whatever happened to all this season's Losers of the year? Every time I got to thinking Where'd they disappear? And when I woke up, Mom and Dad Are rolling on the couch Rolling in numbers, rock and rollin' Got my KISS records out Mommy's all right Daddy's all right They just seem a little weird Surrender Surrender But don't give yourself away Hey, heeeeeey Away Away Surrender Surrender But don't give yourself away Surrender Surrender But don't give yourself away
This is the first album i bought with my own money at 16...fell in love with Tom Petersson such an attractive man....and still is...i love you style Tom...🌻🌻💋💋😄
I do love this song. I love the... maturity, let's call it...of a rock band recognizing that their parents were not only young once, but they had sex, partied, and may even get those old feelings again from time to time.
Kinda wish they saved this as the closing track because this is a textbook example of a perfect album closer Still one of the best songs of the century
I remember playing this on Guitar Hero as a kid. This was the opening song and it immediately drew me into rocking the guitar throughout the summers. Those were such great times! 😢
A great track or song that should be added to a future GTA, Saint's Row, Mercenaries, Getaway, Driver, Just Cause or other open world/free roam titles in 2022 and beyond.
@Cheap Trick - Surrender (Official Audio) We went to a Cheap Trick concert in Modesto, CA at the Gallo Center for Performing Arts. What a blast from the past. They are getting as old as me: I've been rock and rollin' for 81 strong years.
im from Rockford where these guys are from, living here in the 2020s and hearing this music makes me so sad because it makes it seem like back in the 70s this town was alot more vibrant and "real" if that makes any sense. Rick is still roaming around this place which is cool, and his kids do alot of stuff with music locally.
Pixels 👌
YEAH MAN 🤣🤣🤣 0:41
My jam, Pixels was peak
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Yes
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Loved how this band blurred the edges of new wave, punk and straight ahead rock n roll. Few bands did it as effortlessly as they did and do. I still don't know how this many years later to categorize them. All the best things in life can't be I suppose.
Cheap Trick were hard to pigeonhole visually as well as musically. With two rock gods and two cartoon characters in their lineup, they didn't look like any other band. They certainly played up that contrast on their early album covers. It was as if the cool guys and the nerds from school got together in the same band and somehow made it work. You can almost imagine back in high school, Robin or Tom approaching Rick and Bun E. and saying, "Guys, you have to help me with my homework because if I flunk out my Dad is gonna kill me." "Uh, OK, we'll help you , but you have to agree to join our band".
It’s ALL rock n roll…trust me, they never thought about it.
I was just thinking along these lines YES
I completely agree!
great point
本国アメリカでも1978年当時はヒットしなかったが、日本JAPANでは本国アメリカより先にヒットしていたことを誇りに思います。
😊
Thats weird it'd not like Japanese speak English
It's
@@jimtom4878 Live in Budokan! was a smash hit
普通に日本人好みのメロディですよね。
逆に米国で人気を得られるとはちょっと思えないんですけど、チャートインしているのですね。62位ですか、不思議。
Cheap Trick was my recently late Father's first concert. Rest easy, Dad. Love you forever.
I can say I'm glad I live in a world where this song exist
Same! I am glad the song still exists on RUclips! Cheers, respect, and rock on! :)
Amen to that
Fax
Semper Fi!
.......le' KISS record's out🇺🇲
My mom used to play this song all the time when I was little... RIP🙏
She just surrendered ✋☹️✋
@@sheisty1510 not the time man
@@sheisty1510 😟🤦♂️
My condolences to your mother; I didn't know her personally but from your comment I could tell that she lived an honest and kind life.
Mummy’s alright
I love the line about the parents listening to the son's Kiss records. I dig how it shows that they're just like him in ways that are most important. There's a bit of youth lingering around in everyone, even in your old ass parents :P
Surrender, but don't give yourself away!
Yeah, same! This band kicks some serious ass! Rock on and respect!
Age is a number. The soul is timeless.
As an old-ass parent, I approve of this comment! 🎶💜😊
Well, my Mom did end up singing along to Alice Cooper when I was a teen and my son always secretly liked the fact that he first heard AC/DC and the Beastie Boys in his little car seat so..... Yeah.
"Mommy's all right, Daddy's all right. They just seem a little weird". When Surrender first blasted out of our radios in the 1970s, I thought, "Wow. Somebody just wrote the perfect teenage anthem...a My Generation for my generation". I mean, The Who were like gods to us, but most of us did not literally hope to die before we got old. Mostly, we were interested in rolling numbers, rock and roll, and getting our KISS records out. I still love Cheap Trick and this song to this day.
Very well said🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Very well said, 👏!!!
The Who really opened up what you can do on drums. Same with Rush, Black Sabbath. Hendrix is the ultimate guitarist (imo)
Listen to good music. Take the right drugs moderately, and stay creative and you’ll live happy.
I like this song I'm young
Wow. A rock and roll song about accepting your parents even they don’t see eye to eye with you. Beautiful
Agreed
The very next year "Orleans" came out with another weird one. "Love Takes Time" That one told young people if they hadn't found the love of their life, it was OK. Nothing wrong with that. But also against the landscape.
Its ok to listen to your parents advise just don't let on that your listening to it.
So true. I think it even goes a bit deeper. Something like "your parents will never understand them (and they'll never understand you), but they're a part of you whether you like it or not, and you can't be your own person until you understand that".
I thought this song was about Heroin lol not sure why I got that message 😂
I live in Thailand. The first rock band I started listening to was Cheap Trick when I was 13 years old. I'm 58 years old now and I still listen to them.
🤘😘
I heard this from pixels and loved it since❤❤❤
Same
Same
Same
YEAH MAN
Same, yeah MAN!
Thank you guys. This song was the song I used to sing to my sons as babies for a lullaby. I don't know lullabies. Lol. So I sang what I knew. And this song a capella, in a slower tempo did the trick.
Awww, nice
Lol my dad used to sing Hotel California as he also didn’t know any lullabys
That's a pretty cheap trick.
I sang Springsteen's Thunder Road to my daughter.
*Appacella
I'm Here Because I'm Rocking in My Apartment on December 30th 2023. It Feels Good To Be Me and My Vibes Are Doing Well Tonight. 😊 ❤ 🎸 🎸 🥁 🎶
You go, Michelle Hawkins
Hey brother same here. Rock on.!!
So you like rockn to 70s music not to shabby hah ?
Thank you Cheap Trick for existing. I was 13 in '77 when my best friend Mike and I met up, likely the day after he'd seen KISS at the San Diego Sports Arena (super bummed I couldn't go; parents wouldn't let me). Mike and I were both already huge KISS fans, and at 13, seeing them in concert was a big deal. Fortunately, my parents let me attend the KISS concert the following year. Anyway, Mike and I did as we often did, skateboarded to the local Sav-On to browse the magazine section. Mike mentioned that opening for KISS was a band called Cheap Trick. They weren't getting any airplay yet, at least on KGB 101.5 FM in San Diego, so I hadn't heard of them. Mike said, "They were pretty good".
So we checked out the current publication of Circus Magazine (featured info and photos of popular bands) and Cheap Trick was in it. Mike was trying to describe Rick Neilson's attire, and the contrast between his look and Robin Zander's. Circus made it all very clear...Cheap Trick was a very intriguing group of characters. Bun E. Carlos included (the '60s, white collar worker look was awesome).
Shortly thereafter, Mike bought their In Color LP and I was even more fascinated by Rick Neilson, with the ultra-goofy garb, perfectly matching his silly face. But it was all that combined with the fact that he was a killer, down an' dirty rockin' guitarist that was so captivating.
Needless to say, we all became huge CT fans in no time. I was proud to wear a Cheap Trick T-shirt to school on a regular basis.
Between the late '70s and maybe late '80s to early '90s, I saw them in concert 11 times. A few times at the Sports Arena (got way too stoned that night, probably in '79), possibly once at the S.D. stadium, several times at the Del Mar Fair and once at the Belly Up Tavern in Solana Beach.
As another youtuber wrote (a year ago), I too am glad to live in a world where (he said this song), but I'll expand it to...a world where this band exists. Cheap Trick played a big part in my experiences growing up and feel fortunate and blessed to have grown up in a great era.
I still select and listen to Surrender on my high-end vintage stereo, always especially impacted when the part "When I woke up, mom and dad...", as I just think the vocals from there to "...got my KISS records ouuuuut" are genius.
Big ol' phat and massive talent in that band...Hail Rick, Robin, Bun E. and Tommy!
Bonus:
Eu-uu, I need some brand-new shoes
Southern girls, ya got nothing to lose
Plus...their She's Tight video...man oh man, those were the days, watching MTV for hours after school. And that vid had fairly good rotation; might be among the greatest classic MTV music videos. And I am sorry, but we just don't hear enough singers yelling with max intensity, "So I got off the phone!" in today's music. I get it...it'd be weird if we did. But the excitement was intense...having just got the # of the girl we'd been yearning for. And that first ring up...stressful.
I sure do miss the '70s and '80s. Those were the days my friend, we thought they'd never end.
Great story man. I love Cheap Trick too!
That's an awesome story and a great discription of Cheap Trick. I first saw them as the opening act for KISS in 1977. Became a lifelong fan of Cheap Trick. Their sound is unmistakable with Ricks blaring guitar and the big beat sound of Bun on the drum kit, plus the huge sound of Tom's 12 string bass and of course Robin's insane vocal range. I've gone on to see them over 25 times live in concert. From 25,000 seat stadiums to 500 fans at small clubs, Cheap Trick always puts on a fun and awesome show!!!!!!!! 👍
At the end, if you listen closely, they sing "Bun E.'s alright, Robin's alright, Tommy's alright, Rick's alright. We're all alright"
I always wondered what they were saying in the background, but could never make it out. Thanks!
Released in 1978, sounds like 1998... must be a trip to be 20 years ahead of your time.
Late 90's and early 2000's was "20 years later" retro post-punk.
Exactly what I was thinking
Sounds exactly like 1978.
@@daves9355this is classic rock I agree
Its all ways sounded 70s to me GR888888888, Them 70s ROCKED Their ASSES OFF,
Love this song. Used to hear it in my father’s car as a kid. Appreciate it a lot more today.
Cheap Trick invented pop punk.
Naah New York Dolls did but Cheap Trick purified the sound
One of my favourite songs, the lyrics are so powerful and relatable on a personal level.
It's about your parents being the same as you. And it's true. They were young once. We all get old.
Drummer's killin it🥁
Absolutely.
Type@@thediaz07
Thank you mom for your good taste in music RIP Suzanne (mom1976 to 2023)
😢 ❤
Minhas condolências, ela tá num lugar melhor.
that’s very young man i’m so sorry
Sorry about your Mom. I was also born in 1976- clearly it was a good year and she lives on in you and the music and art you will share with the next generation. It's gonna be great :).
Rip ❤
This song is far above the time. And they were these unique teenagers who were able to say that "mommy's alright, daddy's alright" and make the others also see it. I can't tell how fuckin' much this song did hit me at the time when I was thinking my parents are fucked up. It took just a few minutes to change my whole point of viev.
Why does this song from the last 70s have such early 2000s punk rock energy
Because cheap trick was an extremely influential punk band
I thought they were an 80's hair/glam metal band, but this song came out way earlier than I thought!
Listen to XTC. They were already doing the 90s by 1978.
It’s the other way around 2000 punk isn’t unless they learn Cheap Trick
I thought this was a glam metal song and sung by Poison
The KoolGang wishes you nothing but success in the pursuit of your sincere aspirations.
I love love love the part where his parents are listening to his KISS records. My dad swears to everything under the sun that once in the 70's he walked in on my grandmother vacuuming to Alice Cooper and dancing around, which was the coolest thing I'd ever heard of!
Welcome To My Nightmare album by Alice Cooper was the first vinyl disc I bought as a teenager in the 1970s.
@@Me-je2uw Sometimes we don't give our parents enough credit! lol
@@ZulcanPrime Fantastic album!
I am a die hard Kiss fan, and these guys opened for them in 78 into 79 and were absolutely fantastic 👌!!!! This is my favorite song 🎵 of theirs and believe me I love all of them!!!
This Cheap Trick song, a timeless masterpiece!! It just never gets old and of course it still sounds really great after all these years. One of the most legendary rock bands of all time, Cheap Trick got their due the right way. This great jam is always worth listening to when you crank up that volume all the way up. Rock on!!!!
1978: Nice song. 1984 or 1985: THE SENSATIONAL SENSES! 1999: Detroit Rock City, anyone?
Mommy's alright
Daddy's alright
they just seem a little wierd
surrender, surrender, but don't give yourself away
Isn't "surrendering" by definition "giving yourself away"?
@@SK-le1gm No surrender implies giving up, and you never do that for free.
You surrender for cash? 🤔 Strange.
Mommy's Alright
Daddy's Alright
They just seem a little weird
Surrender surrender
Come out and fight ya dirty shite
@@SK-le1gm Not really... to "surrender", means, generally, to relinquish one's self over to an authority of some sort, without opening up in some honest and emotional way.
On the other hand the suggestion of [not] "giving oneself away", as within the context of the song, to a parent, means simply to acquiesce and to 'come to [emotional] terms' with them.
Human beings are quite complex, especially in the formative years and beyond involving parents. Not everything is always so black and white.
What a great song, I swear! I remember I listened to this on heavy rotation back in secondary school and now I'm nearly 24 and a half! A classic which never gets old in the hard rock genre! Rock on, Cheap Trick! All the best, much health, and success! Respect from Romania! :)
Im glad they put this song in pixels it really sets the stage and it's also a really good summer song
It where i heard it first and it stuck in head ever since
I've heard this song on guardiance of the galaxy
Came from jjba
you mean guardians of the galaxy vol.3?
@@Boozhler I think it has great CGI and I think it's overhated due to Adam Sandler being in it.
Still after the years, this Band is a good reminder of the wonderful 80's sound. They play extraordinary shows and one of their best is "Live at Budokan" in Japan.
80s? These guys remind me of 70s !!
@@bobbyboykin7137 dreampolice
70s band
I wish I could have been at Budokan to see it in person. Sigh.
1978 70S SOUND
the harmonies in this song always cheer me up when I'm feeling sad. Great song
Me too always
Pixels was an amazing movie, change my mind.
No
I wont
I'm not going to change your mind cuz you're correct
NOP.
Too Much Sandler (in the bad way)
The movie would have been great without Adam Sandler and his gang at the casting and they would change with another actors
Pixels is a w movie
One the greatest songs from a great band.
Una banda incomparable. ¡Gracias por toda una vida juntos!
Thanks, "Pixels"
They weren't punk, they weren't new wave, they weren't rock n roll, they were Cheap Trick 🤘
Cheap trick is a great feel good band and underrated
I consider this to be the greatest pop song of all time. If you think about it, it combines just about everything....... punk, bubblegum, pop, metal, grunge, disco, you name it, it's all there
Thanx Conan
This song already has plenty going for it. But when they suddenly change keys at the start of the 3rd verse, omg, it's like a fighter jet hitting the afterburners! Just kicks everything up into an even higher gear for the homestretch.
There's also a key change even before the first verse begins. As if there was a non-existent pre-verse leading into the song and then it kicks into gear.
I discovered this song playing guitar hero 2, 14 years ago. Always been my jam ever since
That is awesome. I loved Guitar Hero and Rock Band due to having so many of my fav songs on there. Also loved them for introducing younger generations to some amazing, classic rock songs.
Rock on, Brotha! 🤘🏼
same here!! my favorite guitar hero 2 jam!!
Same way I discovered this song as well
Same 😎
I ❤ 70/80/90's Rock music
The BEST
This band give me nostalgia
1978
15. Air Dance- Black Sabbath
14. Pack It Up And Go - UFO
13. Bad Love - Krokus
12. Dead On Time - Queen
11. Bounty Hunter - Molly Hatchet
10. Surrender- Cheap Trick
09. Don't Look Back - Boston
08. Double Vision- Foreigner
07. Kill The King - Rainbow
06. Saints In Hell - Judas Priest
05. Down Payment Blues- AC/DC
04. Circumstances- Rush
03. Midnight Crawler - Heavy Load
02. Struck Down- Y & T
01. Ain't Talkin Bout Love- Van Halen
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers blow all that horse shit away
Good under the radar and lesser know songs from 1970’s heavy metal
@@mr.smithgnrsmith7808 LOL c'mon man
I'd put Surrender at #1 it's one of my all time favorite Classic Rock songs
Hey what about that groovy rock hit…..KISS “ I was made for loving you”?
Lol!
Pixels 😍
What a stunning song.
My husband and I were watching Pixels the other night, and now I can't get this song out of my head because it's so happy-making!
Can’t wait to show my future kids the music my dad showed me as a kid when he eventually passes away the memories this song holds with me and my dad since I was 7 years old I’m coming on to 20 years old now thank you for ur amazing music taste that I can show our future generations 😅🎉😂
Mother told me, yes, she told me
That I'd meet girls like you
She also told me, "Stay away
You'll never know what you'll catch"
But just the other day I heard
Of a soldier's falling off
Some Indonesian junk
That's going round
Mommy's all right
Daddy's all right
They just seem a little weird
Surrender
Surrender
But don't give yourself away
Hey, heeeeeey
Father says, "Your mother's right
She's really up on things
Before we married, Mommy served
In the WACS in the Philippines”
Now, I had heard the WACs recruited
Old maids for the war
But mommy isn't one of those
I've known her all these years
Mommy's all right
Daddy's all right
They just seem a little weird
Surrender
Surrender
But don't give yourself away
Hey, heeeeeey
Whatever happened to all this season's
Losers of the year?
Every time I got to thinking
Where'd they disappear?
And when I woke up, Mom and Dad
Are rolling on the couch
Rolling in numbers, rock and rollin'
Got my KISS records out
Mommy's all right
Daddy's all right
They just seem a little weird
Surrender
Surrender
But don't give yourself away
Hey, heeeeeey
Away
Away
Surrender
Surrender
But don't give yourself away
Surrender
Surrender
But don't give yourself away
Philippines
Friends in all places
Here here!!
What a song!
Crazy how i thought i knew this song, yet lyrically i guess i didn't
Finally surrendered my cares to the great unknown. Feel freer than I have ever felt.
One of my favourites from Cheap Trick
*favorites
Beautiful.
I love cheap trick and surrender
Good taste brought me here
Same, no movies- nothing.
Pixels Brought Me Here
Skate 3 brought me💀
*THIS IS THE WORK OF AN ENEMY STAND USER!*
NANI? I will not BACK down
This song was far beyond it's time
*ahead of its time
I know! This seems like something Weezer or someone similar would’ve made
1.000s, of 70s songs like THAT ,
This is the first album i bought with my own money at 16...fell in love with Tom Petersson such an attractive man....and still is...i love you style Tom...🌻🌻💋💋😄
I do love this song. I love the... maturity, let's call it...of a rock band recognizing that their parents were not only young once, but they had sex, partied, and may even get those old feelings again from time to time.
Guitar hero introduced me to this song and it’s been one of my all time favourites since then! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Me too 👍
Playing skate on Xbox 360. Them was the daysss
I was looking for this comment
Mom and dad are rolling on the couch rolling numbers thrashing and rolling got my Metallica CDs out
Real legends remember this from Pixel.
Loved this song as a kid and still as a grandparent. It mixes youthful rebellion with appreciation for your parents, which is a rare theme
Songs been stuck in my head for what feels like years.
Run, Conan, run!
Same dude😂
Love...love...
Kinda wish they saved this as the closing track because this is a textbook example of a perfect album closer
Still one of the best songs of the century
Love this band. Coolest drummer ever.
Watch the DRUMMER from the Glam Rock band The Sweet from the 70s a few times then get back to the comments lol
A hidden gem.
A friend of my brother brought this album over when I was a kid. BOOM!! Fan for life!!
RIP big brother Scott (8/2022)
Imagine replying to yourself in the comments section....Couldn't be me!
it was more fun being 20 in the 70's than it is being 70 in the 20's
Well said, sir!!!
and 20s in the 80s than 60s in the 20s.
ALL RIGHT JOE WALSH LOL
One the greatest songs from a great band.
The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.2 brought me here.
Guardians of galaxy for me
Pixels & F Is For Family Season 5 Brought Me Here
Conan brought me!
Favorite Cheap Trick Song🔥
I remember playing this on Guitar Hero as a kid. This was the opening song and it immediately drew me into rocking the guitar throughout the summers. Those were such great times! 😢
Love Cheap Trick ❤
Cheap Trick bad ass
A great track or song that should be added to a future GTA, Saint's Row, Mercenaries, Getaway, Driver, Just Cause or other open world/free roam titles in 2022 and beyond.
one of the band's best choruses, and everything underpinned by swirling keyboards and a terrific multilayered climax.
This song was so ahead of its time. Like this seems like it could’ve been made by Weezer or someone similar in the 90s/2000s.
power pop is forever
@Cheap Trick - Surrender (Official Audio) We went to a Cheap Trick concert in Modesto, CA at the Gallo Center for Performing Arts. What a blast from the past. They are getting as old as me: I've been rock and rollin' for 81 strong years.
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im from Rockford where these guys are from, living here in the 2020s and hearing this music makes me so sad because it makes it seem like back in the 70s this town was alot more vibrant and "real" if that makes any sense. Rick is still roaming around this place which is cool, and his kids do alot of stuff with music locally.
MOST TOWNS ,,,,WHERE .....THE 70s where FANTASTIC I was there
I love this song!!!
Guitar hero and pixel feat Adam Sandler brought me here ❤❤
Happy thanksgiving! And welcome to the end of F is For Family.
I needed a Cheap fix this morning my go to song. Shout out to Cheap Trick and the great 70’s!
Forever grateful for Guitar Hero introducing me to a lot of great Classic songs 🙏🏻
My son who is nine as of last month, was asking me my favorite guitar hero songs and I said this one and we came here to listen to it!
As close to a perfect damn song as you can get.
F is for Family. Hard to see this one end, it's like you've followed the entire life of people and had to say goodbye
Pov: the first song you play on guitar hero
There's something I just really like about this song. When I heard it on the radio I immediately thought "I need to look this up!"
this is such a classic
This amazing music was a major part of my childhood, and im fuckin grateful that my parents exposed me to masterpieces of rock since i was born🤘
🤘🤘🎸
Over the edge
Shit yeah,classic movie and soundtrack.
F is for family brought me here with the ending, Christ what a show
Jesus Christ is AWESOME do you know HIM or does HE know you ?
Talk about FIFF or GTFO@@theodoreritola7641
Such an amazing band. Deserve more credit
I had this Album. Some jerk stole it. Definitely takes me back. I was in the 8th grade when I heard this on the radio.
I was lucky enough to see this band live 🤘👌
This song sounds great on vinyl.
Thx conan