My wife and I lived on MTV. It was the only thing on in the house for years, then VH1. It was the bomb when we ran the tv through the stereo. The vibrations of our life played by artitsts not seen today. Love this band.
I was born at the end of the 1980 decade and I am missing them too. Weird, isn't it? It's like I lived at the time but I didn't, sadly. But it's that special 80s vibe of countless movies, shows and music that gets me going all the time.
These guys lived across the street from my girlfriend's parents back in '81. They helped her dad build his new house. Great bunch of guys... good neighbors. Over for dinner a lot. Fitz was one of her best friends. This is really a blast from the past for me.
Where was this??? Specifically ? I know NorCal because I was/am there … I dated the girl in the Sister Christian video…ok we worked together and were amorous at a cple moments.
How many people here today remember when MTV was just getting started? Back in the day, when they were nothing but music videos 24/7. I learned later that the MTV enterprise endured 100% financial loss to gain market. They didn't have ads, they earned no revenue. It was non-stop music videos. THIS video played about 50 times a day.
I'm 53 and I remember the start of MTV and HBO and all thing's 80's thank you for your post friend, nothing like that day and age, 70's 80's then thing's started to change in the 90's even SNL went down hill.
N 82 I was 18. Had a 78 Camaro Jensen stereo, pyramid EQ, 200watt amp n 6907 speakers. I play this n it'd knock ur socks off.. Prolly y I'm half deaf now...GREAT TIMES..
Yeah I was class of 82. Had to carry the American flag down the aisle with a ^stupid^ gold rope on my shoulders at graduation. All my crownies were laughn as I was 1 of the biggest weed handlers att. Funny how life goes.......
i’m 22 now, i honestly feel like i was a part of the 80s. graduated in ‘20, i had cassettes i bought at a garage sale i jammed out to in my 1990 chevy. ROCK ON!!!!!
im 55 now and I played the heck of the cassette that I had of this album until it got stuck!! Back in middle school..those were the days ..so many great memories..
Saw them in concert over the weekend and man they rocked it big time. One of the best concerts I've ever been to. They played hard and loud and it was AWESOME!!!!! They can still bring it all this years later. Rock on NIGHT RANGER!!!
I'm 61 and REALLY miss the 80s. All I need is a TARDIS, I don't understand why one has not shown up yet!! I can't stop listening to this song. For the past week I've been playing all through my lunch hour (only officially 45 minutes, but I steal the last 15 minutes 😆) I put it on loop and it plays and plays. Each time I play it, I make it louder!! Thankfully, I have a earbuds...my coworkers would think I was nuts!! But, they're all millenials, so they wouldn't understand!
Now they're tatted from head to toe and look and smell like they haven't taken a bath in a week while wearing their pajamas out in public. What the F- happened to society?
2.11.2024...played this song as loud as I could and still LOVE it now at 54 as I did when I was 12. The beat, the guitars, the voice and killer lyrics. My 31 year old son said 80s music is the best. So true💓🦋🌷
You taught your son well. I'm 50, and agree, that growing up in the 70's and 80's, we had the best music, with the most talented musicians. Glad I was raised like you're raising your son. I was turned on to Jimi Hendrix at the age of 11, in 6th grade, since I always hung out with an older crowd. God Bless and Keep Rocking!
59 yrs old. Both of my girls, 31 and 21 love the music I grew up with. TIMELESS!!! Like sand through the hour glass. So is the music of our Lives!!!!!!!
When my daughter asked me how will I define her rock, I played this song... I am 53 and she is 12.... it has everything, awesome guitar sounds, exceptional keyboards, clean voice, and superb drums... There are many other songs that qualify, but this one I have it deep rooted in me....
@yefartz108 she likes it, but feels that the story behind is just too complicated... if you see the lyrics behind today's songs, there are just two or three phrases and that's it.
@@richieh6465 At least she spends quality time with me hearing 80's... and a little bit older songs... but today's k-pop keeps her interest... and I still cannot understand how kids like it... it is just too.... insipid... no taste, no anything. And by the way, no nice chicks (my daughter's comment: "Dad, in those videos there are many cool ladies, but they dress somewhat weird".....)
This is the first song that I heard from this band more than 40 years ago , I am now 61 and love this song still …….it’s a timeless classic in my opinion .Glad I found it on here so I could hear it again.
Anything you can think of is here, if you've got the time, look for anything you liked and haven't seen in a while, I'm sure it's worth more to you than the people who take these platforms for granted in terms of preserving media
Yes 61 now here also, back then just after hearing the very first verse and the chorus I was on the way to the record store and The Rest Is History! Haha, The First by them for me also, still Cranking it Loud Today!!
I'm going to see them in 17 days ...in my city state fair Escanaba Michigan U P State Fair ...I seen them like back in the early 80s ...they rock.... 2:34
Some of the most rippin' guitar ever! This made a huge impression on me as a young guitar player back in the '80s. Hard to beat Brad and Jeff - total power duo.
Wish someone today would make music like this and this is just one of the many songs that Night Ranger made that hold up today they just got better and better and glad they were part of the 80's rock era. Four in the morning is one of my favorite songs.
Man it was great just to crank it up as loud as possible with Jensen’s 6 x 9 and your power amplifier. And let’s not forget our air guitars, and our drums on the dash and steering wheel.. just rock it out
@@epistte It was hard for rock-n-roll bands in the 80s like Night Ranger, Styx, Y&T, and Dokken. The music scene was all hair bands and new wave. If your record company couldn't shoehorn you into one of those two genres, they didn't know how to market you.
They are for sure. I mean Ozzy basically has gone on the record as saying Brad Gillis essentially saved him and his band after Randy died. These guys have been really good for a long time.
@@TheYobo1016 Unfortunately, Brad stepping into Randy's shoes made legions of Randy fans hate him and, by extension, hate Night Ranger. One of my Ozzy friends in high school hated Night Ranger so much that he'd pick a fight with any guy wearing a Night Ranger t-shirt.
There is a handful of 1980s songs that every rock music fan should hear. This is one of them. Not only did the band fire on all cylinders when recording this song, but it added more cylinders and fired on them too just because the band was that badass. I don’t say that lightly. 🎸🎸🎤🥁🎹
@@robertsteffes5487Professor of Rock Adam Reader did an interesting episode on RUclips recently with Night Ranger band members regarding Sister Christian.
@@SteveSmith-fp9gn 'all' is very harsh, and not entirely accurate. I would suggest watching Synyster Gates from Avenged Sevenfold. I don't care for his tone but the technical acumen is beyond the pale of most. That's just one lol.
worked security for Night Ranger at an autograph signing when I was 16. They Opened for Sammy Hagar on their Dawn Patrol tour....It was a GREAT time for a 16 yr old kid in the 80's. BTW...AWESOME concert !
Saw them at a free concert in Canton, Ohio. Was great seeing parents bring their kids. Some in strollers. Everyone stood and sang every word of every song. Just a great band.
This song never gets old. Been a massive fan ever since they started. Like Cheap Trick, one of the hardest working bands in rock. Still putting out great new music!
Great classic song, but what a total rush those solos are. I can't count how many times I've rewound just to listen to them over and over. Thanks, Brad and Jeff.
This is really brilliant... Kip hasn't lost his voice... It's like being transported back to 1989 when we all had real musicians without Protools... What a terrific song by a terrific band...
WTF are you talking about. It is Jack Blades singing and not fuckin Wimper! And this came out in 1983 you tool. You are probably a teenager. Actually I know you are. You would never live thru the 80`s lol
@@BoogyWoogyCreep I went off on the Kid, cuz he is one without a doubt about that yesterday. He must mean Kip Winger, the poser we all love to hate. Plus Blades and NR put this out in 83 and it was MTV rotation for a long time. That kid would not last in the 1980`s. It was a decade of pure joy and pure party insanity as well.
It's more straight up in your face rock and less of a mellow ballad. It was good but this is showing more of what they could do musically. Both are great vocalist. That drummer had some great songs to like Send Me Away.
@@unclej7842 Great tune. That drummer sure could sing as good as Jack Blades. They never had a bad song. My favorite from the drummer would have to be Why Does Love Have To Change.
Wicked guitar solo in this one. When you play guitar in the era on Van Halen, you won't get noticed, but this guy shows it off in this one, that and You Can Still Rock in America.
Jeff’s solo is fantastic. For those who haven’t seen the video for Passion Play, their is a live version from the Palace that has an extended out solo from Jeff on that. I really wish that they could reconcile whatever differences they have and get Jeff back
That's actually Brad Gillis, he used to play in Rubicon, Jack Blades, then Night Ranger and then he went on to play for Ozzy Osbourne. IMHO, one of the greatest guitarists of the 80s rock scene.
This is definately one of those great songs and bands that never got the attention they deserved. This song and group are amazing!!! The beat and rhythm of this song is intoxicating.
Saw Sammy Hagar with special guests NIGHT RANGER in Denver in 1983 for my first ever big arena show and to say the least it KICKED A**!!!! Night Ranger is a great band and as a bass guitarist, Jack has always been one of my favorites, especially because we both sing lead!
I think he might be underappreciated by alot of people. Night Ranger rocked but by their own admission we're kinda hamstrung by the record label looking for another "Sister Christian". Hence the syrupy ballads. Like Neil Schon from Journey who played in Santana at 15-16 yrs old. Or George Lynch. Sometimes the songs don't tell the true story of how good a player really is
Yes I remember that very well. Gotta give him credit for jumping in right after Randy passed and getting every song down. I don`t like him all that much, cuz I don`t like his tone much. Too much chorus. Great player though!
Watched them live, 2 months ago. They were a blast. It was a great show. If you get the chance go see them, it's worth it. They're new album ATBPO, it sounded great.
The second rock concert I ever went to was Sammy Hagar w/ special guests Night Ranger in 84. I got to see Night Ranger for the first time, then see Sammy do a solo on top of a Trans-Am, with flames shooting out, before hanging upside down from the light show. What a show, Night Ranger totally kicked ass, beautiful vocal harmonies and dual guitar solos. Good times! Still have the ticket stub :)
Well thank you for your adulation. well I have to speak from the truth because I generally just speak from the truth? I met these men back in 1986 and I was photographing them and the first time I met Brad gillis, I said what was it like to play with Ozzy Osbourne and that's always real name his name is John Osborne but anyway I'll get past that he said it was debauchery I can only imagine to replace Randy Rhodes who I met two years earlier when I was 14 and I photographic proof of that too which was stolen away from me and that's a fact because when I sat and had dinner with Zakk Wylde and I handed him one photograph because people stole my Kodachrome 64 slides away from me he said I wish people would take photographs of me like this. Yes it's a great song it's a true song Kelly kegy the drummer and Jack blades to me when I remember watching these videos on MTV back in 1981 '82 this stood out to me to be one of the greatest songs verbatim !!!
This song used to come on mtv when I was 8 or 9 and I absolutely forgot about it til about 5 years ago. Loved it. Being a musician now I appreciate it so much more. The riffs and solos in this song go so hard. So glad I rediscovered it.
Brad n Jeff one of the most underrated shredding duos around. This song rips and that's a big reason you don't hear it in your average cover/bar band... Got to be able to play those leads
Thank you for this video! I don't understand how the current generation listens to their whiny singers and hold them as models for their lives. Why do they aspire to be weak?
Can we please just go back to the 80's knowing what we know now.
80s are over rated.
@@johnnynephrite6147not if you were there
If I knew then what I know now my life would be better.
@@johnnynephrite6147 how old are you?
@@Patty-bu1nd Old enough to know it.
My wife and I lived on MTV. It was the only thing on in the house for years, then VH1. It was the bomb when we ran the tv through the stereo. The vibrations of our life played by artitsts not seen today. Love this band.
I wish it was 1982 again! I miss the 80's!!!!
❤i agree with u! "It was the best of times...."
I was born at the end of the 1980 decade and I am missing them too. Weird, isn't it? It's like I lived at the time but I didn't, sadly. But it's that special 80s vibe of countless movies, shows and music that gets me going all the time.
That comment was 11 years ago@@lauracampagne-gregorits2648
@@Zeitgeist0that comment was 11 years ago
We had the best music!! I'm an 80s kids and now that I'm older, I still love this music!!
Way cool! Love their music. I miss the 80's. I'm turning 60 this year. Can't believe it. Keep rocking.
Will be in poplar bluff missouri in april 6
I'll be 60 in July
Same here be 60 on 7/11
@@garyrobinson2924 happy early birthday!
ill be 60 august 27th this year and i keep wondering where the time went?
The magic of the 80s is immortal!! Music is Immortal!
These guys lived across the street from my girlfriend's parents back in '81. They helped her dad build his new house. Great bunch of guys... good neighbors. Over for dinner a lot. Fitz was one of her best friends. This is really a blast from the past for me.
Thats awesome
Can you imagine the pop stars of today swinging a hammer? The rockers of the past had soul due to their life experience and it came out in the music.
Where was this??? Specifically ? I know NorCal because I was/am there … I dated the girl in the Sister Christian video…ok we worked together and were amorous at a cple moments.
@@JoeLink56 Morning Sun Ave in Mill Valley
SURE THEY DID WHAT A CROCK OF SHIT 🥵😡
How many people here today remember when MTV was just getting started? Back in the day, when they were nothing but music videos 24/7. I learned later that the MTV enterprise endured 100% financial loss to gain market. They didn't have ads, they earned no revenue. It was non-stop music videos. THIS video played about 50 times a day.
I'm 53 and I remember the start of MTV and HBO and all thing's 80's thank you for your post friend, nothing like that day and age, 70's 80's then thing's started to change in the 90's even SNL went down hill.
LETS GO BACK!
@@suburbanangler1970 YES people keep including the 90's in the list of good times....but that was the start of the faster and faster roll DOWNHILL
N 82 I was 18. Had a 78 Camaro Jensen stereo, pyramid EQ, 200watt amp n 6907 speakers. I play this n it'd knock ur socks off..
Prolly y I'm half deaf now...GREAT TIMES..
I am right there with you! Class of 82 and I had a 70 Super Bee....absolutely the best days of my life....drinking, cruisin, and rockin this out HARD!
Yeah I was class of 82. Had to carry the American flag down the aisle with a ^stupid^ gold rope on my shoulders at graduation. All my crownies were laughn as I was 1 of the biggest weed handlers att.
Funny how life goes.......
@@dataquester 'Murica! : D
i’m 22 now, i honestly feel like i was a part of the 80s. graduated in ‘20, i had cassettes i bought at a garage sale i jammed out to in my 1990 chevy. ROCK ON!!!!!
@@dataquester NOT A STUPID GOLD ROPE data
There are a few songs where you simply cannot turn the volume up high enough. This song is at the top of that list of few songs. CRANK IT UP!
Got er done Jack. We have a 1000 watts of pure Anthem MCA 5 Power (Sonic Frontiers) to electrify the guitar solos. Thanks for the good advice!
@@robertsteffes5487 r8p
@@georgecottell6616 These guys are not just good George, these guys are GR8!! 🎱
Oh. A million percent agree. Love it.
Sister Christian immediately comes to mind Jack!
im 55 now and I played the heck of the cassette that I had of this album until it got stuck!! Back in middle school..those were the days ..so many great memories..
Saw them in concert over the weekend and man they rocked it big time. One of the best concerts I've ever been to. They played hard and loud and it was AWESOME!!!!! They can still bring it all this years later. Rock on NIGHT RANGER!!!
I'm 63 years young and I crank up all 80s hair bands in my yard and my neighbors love it even though they're 20 years younger.
I'm 61 and REALLY miss the 80s. All I need is a TARDIS, I don't understand why one has not shown up yet!! I can't stop listening to this song. For the past week I've been playing all through my lunch hour (only officially 45 minutes, but I steal the last 15 minutes 😆) I put it on loop and it plays and plays. Each time I play it, I make it louder!! Thankfully, I have a earbuds...my coworkers would think I was nuts!! But, they're all millenials, so they wouldn't understand!
The music the way the girls dress the way they did their hair and especially the perfume they wore man what a time to be alive
Ahhh, the Spandex pants. Lip gloss!!! Your killing me!!! The time to be ALIVE. 👍 Class of 83.
Now they're tatted from head to toe and look and smell like they haven't taken a bath in a week while wearing their pajamas out in public. What the F- happened to society?
@@barrymurray6911
Most girls were attractive. Very few were overweight at my HS.
2.11.2024...played this song as loud as I could and still LOVE it now at 54 as I did when I was 12. The beat, the guitars, the voice and killer lyrics. My 31 year old son said 80s music is the best. So true💓🦋🌷
You taught your son well. I'm 50, and agree, that growing up in the 70's and 80's, we had the best music, with the most talented musicians. Glad I was raised like you're raising your son. I was turned on to Jimi Hendrix at the age of 11, in 6th grade, since I always hung out with an older crowd. God Bless and Keep Rocking!
Good job, Dad! Raised him right.
Lol ❤
59 yrs old. Both of my girls, 31 and 21 love the music I grew up with. TIMELESS!!! Like sand through the hour glass. So is the music of our Lives!!!!!!!
I'm 65 and still listening to it! Lol
When my daughter asked me how will I define her rock, I played this song... I am 53 and she is 12.... it has everything, awesome guitar sounds, exceptional keyboards, clean voice, and superb drums... There are many other songs that qualify, but this one I have it deep rooted in me....
Don't tell me you love me, I dont want to know......
Thinking there a story behind that....
you are a lucky guy to have a kid loves this amazing 80s music
@yefartz108 she likes it, but feels that the story behind is just too complicated... if you see the lyrics behind today's songs, there are just two or three phrases and that's it.
@@richieh6465 At least she spends quality time with me hearing 80's... and a little bit older songs... but today's k-pop keeps her interest... and I still cannot understand how kids like it... it is just too.... insipid... no taste, no anything. And by the way, no nice chicks (my daughter's comment: "Dad, in those videos there are many cool ladies, but they dress somewhat weird".....)
THIS.
Will never get these times back again ever, these are the best time of my life.
This is the first song that I heard from this band more than 40 years ago , I am now 61 and love this song still …….it’s a timeless classic in my opinion .Glad I found it on here so I could hear it again.
Same here I'm 61 and I was young when this came out, I only listen to the 80s rock music
I'm japanese fan, this tune never gets old!
Anything you can think of is here, if you've got the time, look for anything you liked and haven't seen in a while, I'm sure it's worth more to you than the people who take these platforms for granted in terms of preserving media
Yes 61 now here also, back then just after hearing the very first verse and the chorus I was on the way to the record store and The Rest Is History! Haha, The First by them for me also, still Cranking it Loud Today!!
Saw these guys in concert back in 1987 and they were phenomenal. Thirty six years later and I’m seeing them again this week. It’s going to be awesome
I'm going to see them in 17 days ...in my city state fair Escanaba Michigan U P State Fair ...I seen them like back in the early 80s ...they rock.... 2:34
Yep
Me too!!
How was the concert?
I wish this kind of rock music would come back! I lived for this in the 80’s! I took my now wife to see Cinderella and it was amazing!
One of the best lead guitar riffs of all time🏅
That's why Ozzy poached Gillis when Rhodes died.
And that killed the band.
Imagine if they had made a few more albums.
Money for nothing
These guys SHRED....To this DAY I STILL listen to their albums and CRANK THEM UP whilst ripping around in my ride. Killer 80s hard rock n metal..
"Hard Rock n Metal" 🤣
Yes ,i agree 100%
Some of the most rippin' guitar ever! This made a huge impression on me as a young guitar player back in the '80s. Hard to beat Brad and Jeff - total power duo.
Jeff who
@Cummins Power Jeff Watson. He was the second guitarist and actually the better technical player.
🤣@@cumminspower
Wish someone today would make music like this and this is just one of the many songs that Night Ranger made that hold up today they just got better and better and glad they were part of the 80's rock era. Four in the morning is one of my favorite songs.
Sister Christian immediately comes to mind Daniel!
Man it was great just to crank it up as loud as possible with Jensen’s 6 x 9 and your power amplifier. And let’s not forget our air guitars, and our drums on the dash and steering wheel.. just rock it out
This band is so ridiculously underrated
I s saw Night Ranger in shows in 1884 and then again in 1985. Jeff , Jack and Brad are amazing live. Very memorable sold-out shows.
@@epistte It was hard for rock-n-roll bands in the 80s like Night Ranger, Styx, Y&T, and Dokken. The music scene was all hair bands and new wave. If your record company couldn't shoehorn you into one of those two genres, they didn't know how to market you.
They are for sure. I mean Ozzy basically has gone on the record as saying Brad Gillis essentially saved him and his band after Randy died. These guys have been really good for a long time.
@@TheYobo1016 Unfortunately, Brad stepping into Randy's shoes made legions of Randy fans hate him and, by extension, hate Night Ranger. One of my Ozzy friends in high school hated Night Ranger so much that he'd pick a fight with any guy wearing a Night Ranger t-shirt.
Underrated?!? Haha!! Seriously??? They were absolutely HUGE THROUGHOUT MOST OF THE BIG 80's and I WAS THERE! U MAKE ME LAUGH! LOL 😂
Probably the Greatest underated guitarists in Rock. Hands down!
Gillis was not underrated.
Ozzy poached him when Rhodes died.
That killed the band.
Jeff and Brad are awesome. Love how their distinct styles are woven together
Who is here because these guys are just that damn good?
55 And missing the 80s
There is a handful of 1980s songs that every rock music fan should hear. This is one of them. Not only did the band fire on all cylinders when recording this song, but it added more cylinders and fired on them too just because the band was that badass. I don’t say that lightly. 🎸🎸🎤🥁🎹
Damn right!! Sister Christian sent me here John! 🎸🙂
@@robertsteffes5487Professor of Rock Adam Reader did an interesting episode on RUclips recently with Night Ranger band members regarding Sister Christian.
@@chuckhutton5087 Thanks a million Chuck! I will definitely take a looksy! 👓
Has one of the greatest guitar solos I’ve ever heard!!!!!
Agreed100 🔥
Man I love this song and the band. Night Ranger. I wish it would stay the 80es forever.
NR has got to be one of the best metal bands of all time. They were beyond underrated.
the most underrated band of the 80's every song kicked ass, prove me wrong !
Man i remember this was the cassette i WORE out and still never got tired of rockin' to it!
Me too , wore my cassette out as well !!!
They don't make great high energy music like this anymore.
Especially with great vocals. These days “metal” is garbage. They all growl and sound alike using the same power riffs. So lame and generic.
Absolutely 1980s rock at its very best. Please note 27/01/2023, this is a classic modern bands can't get close to ❤️
19/02/2023 here lol. Figured I'd keep it going
So very true! You have good taste in music. Peace.
🙏❤
Difference is this band had talent basically all of today's bands don't.
@@SteveSmith-fp9gn 'all' is very harsh, and not entirely accurate. I would suggest watching Synyster Gates from Avenged Sevenfold. I don't care for his tone but the technical acumen is beyond the pale of most. That's just one lol.
worked security for Night Ranger at an autograph signing when I was 16. They Opened for Sammy Hagar on their Dawn Patrol tour....It was a GREAT time for a 16 yr old kid in the 80's. BTW...AWESOME concert !
Just saw these guys last week and they can STILL ROCK IT after all these years!!40th anniversary tour!!❤️🎶🤘
Brad Gillis wow very underrated, love it when he did a tour with Ozzy holy smokes great guitar 🎸player ....
Saw them at a free concert in Canton, Ohio. Was great seeing parents bring their kids. Some in strollers. Everyone stood and sang every word of every song. Just a great band.
名曲は色褪せない。散々聴いていたのに今も強烈なギターバトル。
And back in the early 80's, THIS was HEAVY guitar playin' for sure!!! Rock On Night Ranger!!!
One of the best melodic rock bands that still exist! Great!
This song never gets old. Been a massive fan ever since they started. Like Cheap Trick, one of the hardest working bands in rock. Still putting out great new music!
You sure ain’t lying CORY !!!!!!
I love the hair back in those days! I'm so glad I was raised in the 80's to enjoy the awesome music that was back in those day's!
Dedicated to all cheaters everywhere. "Don't tell me you love me, don't tell me you love me,don't tell me, I don't wanna know!!"
What a masterpiece. 👍🏻 The 80's were fantastic. 🤘🏻
Great classic song, but what a total rush those solos are. I can't count how many times I've rewound just to listen to them over and over. Thanks, Brad and Jeff.
Me too on the rewinding to hear multiple times back to back, lol . This song had an energy that very few songs matched .
This is really brilliant... Kip hasn't lost his voice... It's like being transported back to 1989 when we all had real musicians without Protools... What a terrific song by a terrific band...
WTF are you talking about. It is Jack Blades singing and not fuckin Wimper! And this came out in 1983 you tool. You are probably a teenager. Actually I know you are. You would never live thru the 80`s lol
Who is "Kip"?
@@BoogyWoogyCreep I went off on the Kid, cuz he is one without a doubt about that yesterday. He must mean Kip Winger, the poser we all love to hate. Plus Blades and NR put this out in 83 and it was MTV rotation for a long time. That kid would not last in the 1980`s. It was a decade of pure joy and pure party insanity as well.
I always liked this song more than Sister Christian.
It's more straight up in your face rock and less of a mellow ballad. It was good but this is showing more of what they could do musically. Both are great vocalist. That drummer had some great songs to like Send Me Away.
I'm gonna go Doc Holiday on you.....I BEG TO DIFFER SIR....this song is Good.....but SISTER CHRISTIAN is a CLASSIC
@@2riverageo I'll be Patrick Swayze as Dalton in Roadhouse and say opinions vary.
I'm kinda partial to Goodbye also. Lost a lot of friends and family along the way.
@@unclej7842 Great tune. That drummer sure could sing as good as Jack Blades. They never had a bad song. My favorite from the drummer would have to be Why Does Love Have To Change.
That is some Killer guitar work in that solo!🎸🎸🎶🎼🎵
Wicked guitar solo in this one. When you play guitar in the era on Van Halen, you won't get noticed, but this guy shows it off in this one, that and You Can Still Rock in America.
Sad, that the video does not show Jeff’s solo! A great one. One of the back to back solos ever!
Jeff probably saw the video and said what the f***!
Jeff’s solo is fantastic. For those who haven’t seen the video for Passion Play, their is a live version from the Palace that has an extended out solo from Jeff on that. I really wish that they could reconcile whatever differences they have and get Jeff back
These guys are actually pretty underrated . They’ve got a great sound like Triumph .
Easily one of the top ten dueling hard rock guitar solo compositions from that era.
I swear to Zeus these guys were GREAT live! Straight and raw through the cabs, no bullshit and top energy!
That's actually Brad Gillis, he used to play in Rubicon, Jack Blades, then Night Ranger and then he went on to play for Ozzy Osbourne. IMHO, one of the greatest guitarists of the 80s rock scene.
Jack Blades hair, Brad and Jeff’s solos crazy intensity!!! I miss the 80’s!!!
Their best song and one of my all time favorites!❤
This is definately one of those great songs and bands that never got the attention they deserved. This song and group are amazing!!! The beat and rhythm of this song is intoxicating.
昔から何度もこの曲は聞（聴）いて来ましたが、プロモは初めてかも。
音の凄さは元より、矢張り、各パート、一音一音に込めるハートとエナジー
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しかし何時の世も人が生きる限り必要なモノ!!）
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彼らのライブなどでもそれは体験など出来る！
,要は、
【本物！】
ってのはこういうものだ！と。
ピュアなロックンロールってのは、時代が変われば、
（変わっても）
人の心に突き刺さってくる、
こういうものだと…
良く示唆し、
【前のめりに、疑うこと無く頭から突っ込め！】
と言ってくれ、体現してくれている良い曲、演奏、動画の造り、と思う。
Saw them 2times! Each a solid memory as a young kid!
You practically love all their music, but I enjoyed this song the most…💯🎶🤘
❤❤ this song I love!!!❤❤ Ronda Wheat-Hernandez!! Rocking it!!❤❤❤
Love this song back in the day. I need to add to my 80s playlist. Hard to believe this is 40 years old.
this is the kind of song you play when you first wake up in the morning. pumps you up!
Saw Sammy Hagar with special guests NIGHT RANGER in Denver in 1983 for my first ever big arena show and to say the least it KICKED A**!!!! Night Ranger is a great band and as a bass guitarist, Jack has always been one of my favorites, especially because we both sing lead!
I'm not so hot on the rest of their catalog but this song qualifies as one of the very best heavy metal songs of all time. Just killer.
Brad Gillis played lead on Ozzys speak of the devil live album. Some of the most amazing solos you will ever hear.
I think he might be underappreciated by alot of people. Night Ranger rocked but by their own admission we're kinda hamstrung by the record label looking for another "Sister Christian". Hence the syrupy ballads. Like Neil Schon from Journey who played in Santana at 15-16 yrs old. Or George Lynch. Sometimes the songs don't tell the true story of how good a player really is
Yes I remember that very well. Gotta give him credit for jumping in right after Randy passed and getting every song down. I don`t like him all that much, cuz I don`t like his tone much. Too much chorus. Great player though!
His tone and solos on that album were a perfect compliment to Iommi and Rhodes, he kicked ass.
I worked/ scouted bands, met Ozzy, sat next to him on the Tour bus..he was HYSTERICAL..nice guy..I was maybe 17 years old
@@ShawnConrad-tw8du SO, I get it.., Neil Schon went solo for a minute, I used to be a dancer, I danced to his song, can't remember the name, though
Watched them live, 2 months ago. They were a blast. It was a great show. If you get the chance go see them, it's worth it. They're new album ATBPO, it sounded great.
Saw them last night in Madison WI. Still a great show. First time I saw them they were openers for ZZTop, 40 years ago.
Now this is great to hear after all these years!
A MASTERPIECE!!
One of my all time favs, the guitar solo is off the chain!
We used to reenact the ending of this video in my dorm room with a fan. This song still rocks and has some terrific guitar work.
Saw them again tonight July 5, 2023 and they still rock and sound like 1983. Love, love. love this song. Top 15-20 all-time favorite song for me.
The second rock concert I ever went to was Sammy Hagar w/ special guests Night Ranger in 84. I got to see Night Ranger for the first time, then see Sammy do a solo on top of a Trans-Am, with flames shooting out, before hanging upside down from the light show. What a show, Night Ranger totally kicked ass, beautiful vocal harmonies and dual guitar solos. Good times! Still have the ticket stub :)
I miss this so much, IT was AWESOME!!! Philadelphia USA 🇺🇲 AMEN ❤️☦️😇
Saw them here at home as a kid , the saw them again in Guam when I where I got stationed in the Navy , They sound great live too!
Yes they sound great live ,wasn’t disappointed at all going to their live performance at 6 flags 40 years ago.
Hard to believe this song hit the charts 40 years ago. Time Flies Indeed!
Why would you think that Great is great you can't take that away.
Well thank you for your adulation. well I have to speak from the truth because I generally just speak from the truth? I met these men back in 1986 and I was photographing them and the first time I met Brad gillis, I said what was it like to play with Ozzy Osbourne and that's always real name his name is John Osborne but anyway I'll get past that he said it was debauchery I can only imagine to replace Randy Rhodes who I met two years earlier when I was 14 and I photographic proof of that too which was stolen away from me and that's a fact because when I sat and had dinner with Zakk Wylde and I handed him one photograph because people stole my Kodachrome 64 slides away from me he said I wish people would take photographs of me like this. Yes it's a great song it's a true song Kelly kegy the drummer and Jack blades to me when I remember watching these videos on MTV back in 1981 '82 this stood out to me to be one of the greatest songs verbatim !!!
This song used to come on mtv when I was 8 or 9 and I absolutely forgot about it til about 5 years ago. Loved it. Being a musician now I appreciate it so much more. The riffs and solos in this song go so hard. So glad I rediscovered it.
Brad n Jeff one of the most underrated shredding duos around. This song rips and that's a big reason you don't hear it in your average cover/bar band... Got to be able to play those leads
Very underrated band some absolute banging tracks 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻 at 56 so glad I lived the 80’s when some cracking bands existed ❤️❤️
This song just moves me somehow...can't help it ...all good memories come back instantly I always end up with a smile on my face when I hear it.☺️💐
I used to see them hanging out at the Concord Palace on Monument back in the day. Always approachable. Always rock n roll cool...
Flawless stuff--this just rocks all over the place!
thanks from alaska 06/13/23 still rockin out....
My God, that lead.... Still blows me away.
Love this kick-ass song. This was absolutely my favorite song in those early days of MTV.
I remember when this came out I was 23 Now Im 64 it still rocks me
I just imagine this song coming out the first time nation wide
1970 child of God! I hope there's a jukebox in Heaven! 1979 daughter of a Marine. Xoxo Cami
These guys just simply rocked! Saw them live in 1987 with the Outfield as opener. My God, that show was spectacular!
This song still rocks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Maybe the greatest rock song ever written.
Thank you for this video! I don't understand how the current generation listens to their whiny singers and hold them as models for their lives. Why do they aspire to be weak?
So true.
Still rock this song all these years later CLASSIC
This song takes me back the the good ol days.....Rock on!
First video I ever saw on MTV, they still rock.
If anyone ever wondered why Bad Brad Gillis was chosen to finish Ozzy's Diary tour, the solo in this song should answer that question!
This has my favorite guitar solo ever!!
Really? I mean it is indeed great, but better than Gilmour’s solo on Comfortably Numb??!!
@@chuckhutton5087 To me, yes.
seen them at sea world , and they still can put on a most excellent show. rock on