@@swolejeezy2603 You mean like Nena's "99 Red Balloons"? Or Alphaville's "Forever Young"? A lot of eighties music was actually quite dark, it seems, because of a climate of fear or something like that... TBQH, nuclear annihilation is actually in most ways a lot darker and more depressing than school shootings...
@@neolexiousneolexian6079 nah, school shootings actually happen on the reg, nuclear annihilation was a looming threat. For sure there's dark songs, but on the whole I'd say the cultural atmosphere in the 80s was more optimistic (and as it turns out, naive).
This is probably the best 80s remix I've ever seen of a modern song. It fits so well with the guitar and the vocals for reasons I cannot even describe. Amazing.
I remember watching them back in the 80s 1987 I remember I was with my mom I had my mullet my My Chemical Romance shirt great concert but so sad they broke up in 1998
Picture the movie scene. A teenage boy has a burning passion for dance which isn't understood by anyone else around him. After an intensely angry arguement between the boy and his father, in which the lines 'just because you sold out your dreams, doesn't mean you get to screw mine too' and 'you walk out that door and you ain't coming back in', are exchanged, the boy runs out into the night. He finds an abandoned basketball court, and, in a moment of pure passion and anger, bursts into an impromptu but strangely professional 'frustration dance' as '80s style Boulevard Of Broken Dreams' plays in the background. It's raining heavily, but the rain only adds to the drama. The song quietens as it nears the end, and the character, feeling hurt but simultaneously rejuvenated by the dance, walks off the court. He reminds himself that tomorrow is another day, and no matter what anyone says, he will pursue his dance passion. Fin. Edit: Thanks for the comments, you legends. To those who are telling me my movie scenario isn't original. I know this, and tbh, that's kind of the point. The song is so achingly reminiscent of 80s high school/ dance movies and musicals, particularly those frustration dance scenes from the likes of Footloose or HSM3, that I was merely presenting an almost parodic version to highlight how ridiculously perfect this song would be in such a scene. Also, to those people saying I'm a genius and should become a movie writer, you should probably set your standards a little higher 😂 Only joking, your belief in me, whilst a bit overreaching, is touching, nonetheless ❤
The fact I can imagine myself driving a Lamborghini Countach (the most wedgetastic 80's car there is) late at night on the highway while blasting this on the cassette player should basically describe how much you nailed the 80's vibe
@@Tahmid05 no no, Testarossa is from the 80's, it's still period correct. But it WAS built into mid 90's until the 550 Maranello replaced it-and I'm on yet another car tangent sorry.
Oh man, I remember when I was just seventeen back in the summer of '85, and I was in love with this girl. So I got the courage to ask her if she would go out with me and see Green Day In concert. We were on our way to the show when my Pontiac Fiero broke down. Sad to say we didn't make it to the show, but there happened to be a beautiful sunset that night, and we started singing together, and Boulevard of Broken Dreams was our favorite Green Day song. Long story short, we got married, and yes, we danced to this song in our wedding. And yes, we did get to see Green Day a few years later, but we never heard anything about them after that. Does anyone know if Green Day are still releasing new music or touring?
Who could even forget summer of '85?! This tune was plastered all over the radio. It must've appeared on Casey Kasem's Top 40 for 4 or 5 months straight that year. Such a shame they kind of fell off the face of the planet after their only other hit, synth-pop song, "World vs. World", just a mere 3.5 or so years later. As far as still releasing music, or touring, I don't think anyone has even mentioned their name in almost 30 years to be quite honest. Their singer/guitarist Billie did a collaboration with Frank Astley in Spring of '88, and also wrote and produced some tunes for The Go-Go's that same year... but he hasn't really been involved in much since then. Their bassist, Mike, did some collaborations with Phil Collins and was the touring bassist for Fine Young Cannibals for spring of '89, and later went on to open a café in California. Happened to see that he opened a Twitter account with some obnoxiously-long hash-tags to his posts, but has been on a hiatus from social media the past few years. Their drummer, I believe his name was Frank, was a founding member of some obscure goth-rock band called, "Cane and the Stubborn Stains", but due to his cocaine addiction and self-prostitution scandals, he was forced to leave the band in early 1991 after their music video for "Fun Center" was released. He did release a solo song by the name of, "Like A Rat Does Cheese", a few years later, but it hardly sold, since it was only released on 8-track. Shame to know that we'll likely never hear from these boys of '80s pop ever again, but one can only hope for a reunion show. Green Day, I hope you somehow see this message and consider getting back together for some new material, or at least a live performance of this song, one last time. Long live the synthesizer..................
Nick Alphonso You* Also, IdiotNation for life! And this isn't 80's music you dolt. It's 2000's music with an 80's style instrumental. I'm a musician. Not a gamer. Excuse me for expressing what this sounds like to me. Simpletons.
Nick Alphonso Hahaha, that's why you said, "this is 80's music". Nothing was assumed other than you assuming there was. I'm 24 not 12, hence the maturity and lack of name calling. Once again, it's spelt Y.O.U it's a very easy word to spell. Also there's an apostrophe after the N in don't. You got called out. Just accept it. Don't try to change what you said.
Lyrics: I walk a lonely road The only one that I have ever known Don't know where it goes But it's home to me, and I walk alone I walk this empty street On the Boulevard of Broken Dreams Where the city sleeps And I'm the only one, and I walk alone I walk alone, I walk alone I walk alone, I walk a- My shadow's the only one that walks beside me My shallow heart's the only thing that's beating Sometimes I wish someone out there will find me Till then I walk alone Ah-ah, ah-ah, ah-ah, aaah-ah Ah-ah, ah-ah, ah-ah I'm walking down the line That divides me somewhere in my mind On the borderline Of the edge, and where I walk alone Read between the lines What's fucked up, and everything's alright Check my vital signs To know I'm still alive, and I walk alone I walk alone, I walk alone I walk alone, I walk a- My shadow's the only one that walks beside me My shallow heart's the only thing that's beating Sometimes I wish someone out there will find me Till then I walk alone Ah-ah, ah-ah, ah-ah, aaah-ah Ah-ah, ah-ah I walk alone, I walk a- I walk this empty street On the Boulevard of Broken Dreams Where the city sleeps And I'm the only one, and I walk a- My shadow's the only one that walks beside me My shallow heart's the only thing that's beating Sometimes I wish someone out there will find me Till then I walk alone
I love this song! Back in '84 I danced this during prom night with my best friend, she danced until her feet were hurting. we're still married and this is our song.
I bought the cassette for this in '85. I was fresh out of high school, just started college. Walking around campus playing this on my stereo. Had many impromptu dance parties. Great time to be alive.
Sir FSX it’s cool, we’ve all been young, just maybe read some other comments before deciding you want to reply. Just some free life advice for you there 👍🏻
This is so damn good, i'm very pleased with it appearing in my recommended! and holyyyyy shit the instruments are so good and smooth in a way that i can not describe without jumbling up my words. Great job my dude, it sure sounds like something that would play during a party scene in a movie from the 80's.
Man. I remember making a cassette tape of this and wearing out in the stereo if my GTO. I would cruise around to the local arcades and just hang out. I remember this girl who used to play the Mrs. Pac Man game. She always used to chew bubblegum and I swear she was the biggest Green Day fan. She even at the famous 1983 Madisoc Square Garden show. I think her name was Darla. I had the biggest crush tape and I always fantasized about getting her into my GTO and blasting the cassette with her. I never got the courage though. Now she's married to some douche she doesn't even like. Oh well. At least I have the memories.
I've never been crazy about Green Day, but this was one of the songs that I didn't mind from them. I really love this version, even slightly more than the original.
You know what. THIS GOES... It is nostalgia for millennials yet also the 80's style nostalgic for those lived those times. ALL PATHS LEAD BACK TO THE 80'S. YOU KNOW IT TO BE TRUE!!!
I love that thanks to my older brothers I know of bands like Green Day, and that I have an appreciation for older things like tech, music, etc. I wouldn't even know of a lot of the cool and awesome stuff I do if I didn't grow up with them.
better than the album version, by leaps and bounds. very well done. if this had come out during my childhood in the 80s, i would have been rocking the shit out of it.
This song takes me back to the beautiful years of elementary school, when I just spent the days playing in my yard with my friend, now I’m gonna turn 44 years old and I’m showing this to my children. Oh fuck, good memories!!! 😭🧡
not so mysterious, and era has nothin to do with taste especially these days i was born in 1990 but ive been obsessed with 80s and 70s since i was about 15 and i used to internet to feed that taste.
not necessarily , im not drawn to music that was around during my child hood and teens, there are people who grew up in the 80s that arent drawn to 80s music and maybe prefer modern stuff. youre maiking a naive generalization that doesnt apply to everyone
It was the summer of 87, a late stormy night. I just graduated from highschool. I was in an argument with my parents. They couldn't understand my love for that girl. So after they went to sleep I packed everything I had and went to the post to call her. I told her to get ready bc our little east coast town can't understand our love. She agreed to come with me. We took the very first train we saw. My wife was scared but we listened to music and she calmed down. That's how we discovered this song. One day later we arrived in San Francisco. Some punk people helped us find a place to sleep and then we found jobs at music shops. 3 years later we opened our own coffee shop.
![Green Day - Boulevard Of Broken Dreams [Official Music Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Soa3gO7tL-c/mqdefault.jpg)
Mike now knows that this exists and he loves it
How? Is there a reaction of some sort?
@@aydemsadventure3752 He also posted it to say happy birthday to Billie Joe Armstrong's wife.
i would like but its at 888 likes
@@minecraftgirl2668 A small price to pay for salvation
@@aydemsadventure3752 instagram.com/p/B3RKjK4jH8B/
This would've probably banged in the 80's
PolaroidFreak 600 Kinda like a pre-FTP “Pumped Up Kicks” where you groove to depressing lyrics
@@swolejeezy2603 You mean like Nena's "99 Red Balloons"? Or Alphaville's "Forever Young"? A lot of eighties music was actually quite dark, it seems, because of a climate of fear or something like that...
TBQH, nuclear annihilation is actually in most ways a lot darker and more depressing than school shootings...
I was kinda thinking about something like Depeche Mode, fx Black Celebration, is kind of dark
@@neolexiousneolexian6079 nah, school shootings actually happen on the reg, nuclear annihilation was a looming threat. For sure there's dark songs, but on the whole I'd say the cultural atmosphere in the 80s was more optimistic (and as it turns out, naive).
Let's get Marty and Doc take this back to the 80s and see what happens... 🤣😭
1:47 Smoothest "anti-swearing-muting" ever
Gabriel Nardin Music what does it usually say
what's fucked up i believe
"What´s fucked up"
augie oh thanks haha
NP
Everybody talking bout how they found this from another video with some guy dancing with a gun.
And yet i found this by accident. Lol
Same
Comedy Kings same
I deliberately went looking for 80s remixes. xD They are quite enjoyable.
My boy hypesix6
Lmao same
This is probably the best 80s remix I've ever seen of a modern song. It fits so well with the guitar and the vocals for reasons I cannot even describe. Amazing.
Please do blink 182. Sorry I mean blink 1982*
lmao
Daniel Fourie lol.
Dude I miss you from blink 1982 would be fantastic
Blink 1982 is the best joke i've ever heard about blink man, ty for making my day better
What about sum 1941? Remember Goebels as the lead guitarist? He was fire
A-ha ft. Billie Joe Armstrong
Jack Bruce nah, this is more like a Billy Idol slow ballad
Both are acceptable answers
Jack Russell Bruce Billy Joe A-harmstrong
@@SuperTimboslice420 you're right 😂😂
Got that shit😂😂😂😂
This song released in 1984, but i cant believe that billie guy still looks young today. This guy never aging.
lorenzosown it's a joke, cmon...
at this point I'm just cruising the comments for people who don't get these jokes
@@wfd87 you must be fun at parties
sorry everyone I wasn't paying attention when I wrote that!!
There's always one special person who thinks these sort of gags are serious mistakes, and feels the need to correct them! Its A Joke!!!
I love how they even replaced "what's fucked up" with some extra music so it didn't just sound like it got bleeped lmaooo
Can’t have no f words in 80s music unless your name is Axl Rose
I remember watching them back in the 80s 1987 I remember I was with my mom I had my mullet my My Chemical Romance shirt great concert but so sad they broke up in 1998
Then they came back in 2005
My mom was huge fan
My grandma always insulting me cuz im not listening to her favourite mumble jazz singer Lil pump from 1950s
They were a highschool band in the 80s so... Yeah, you could've technically watched them if you attended their highschool
I'm glad Ozzy Osbourne left The Beatles to start this amazing band
This honestly, accurately sounds like some legit '80s song. Especially the instrumentals.
Less Whiny
@@boxing.ascetic Somebody hasn't heard early synthpop Nine Inch Nails.
Modern Witchery I think it works fine but a different style would work a lot better
It works great for me. Has a Flock of Seagulls sound to it.
Picture the movie scene. A teenage boy has a burning passion for dance which isn't understood by anyone else around him. After an intensely angry arguement between the boy and his father, in which the lines 'just because you sold out your dreams, doesn't mean you get to screw mine too' and 'you walk out that door and you ain't coming back in', are exchanged, the boy runs out into the night. He finds an abandoned basketball court, and, in a moment of pure passion and anger, bursts into an impromptu but strangely professional 'frustration dance' as '80s style Boulevard Of Broken Dreams' plays in the background. It's raining heavily, but the rain only adds to the drama. The song quietens as it nears the end, and the character, feeling hurt but simultaneously rejuvenated by the dance, walks off the court. He reminds himself that tomorrow is another day, and no matter what anyone says, he will pursue his dance passion. Fin.
Edit: Thanks for the comments, you legends. To those who are telling me my movie scenario isn't original. I know this, and tbh, that's kind of the point. The song is so achingly reminiscent of 80s high school/ dance movies and musicals, particularly those frustration dance scenes from the likes of Footloose or HSM3, that I was merely presenting an almost parodic version to highlight how ridiculously perfect this song would be in such a scene. Also, to those people saying I'm a genius and should become a movie writer, you should probably set your standards a little higher 😂 Only joking, your belief in me, whilst a bit overreaching, is touching, nonetheless ❤
Bec Beautiful!
Oh yeah I remember that scene from the movie The Boy Who Danced Away Oppression. Clunky title but a memorable 80s movie with a great soundtrack
Is that followed by the 80's version of "Are We the Waiting?"
This sounds like 80s rated 12a version of high school musical
Bec this was perfect, thank you
This really does sound like one of those 80s one hit wonders
I guarantee half the songs you would consider one hit wonders just aren't
If only one song by the artist became a hit song then it's a one hit wonder.
Sounds like a track on the B-side of the hit-single, maybe
I love your profile pic 😂
princess by dawn that’s not totally true it’s if they get one song only to be a hit then fall off completely as if they never existed m
The fact I can imagine myself driving a Lamborghini Countach (the most wedgetastic 80's car there is) late at night on the highway while blasting this on the cassette player should basically describe how much you nailed the 80's vibe
For me its a Testarossa mate. Yes its a 90s car but idc.
@@Tahmid05 no no, Testarossa is from the 80's, it's still period correct. But it WAS built into mid 90's until the 550 Maranello replaced it-and I'm on yet another car tangent sorry.
@@MiniMii550 don't reply man. It's not often you meet another car nerd.
1:46 omg he moves his hand 😱
I didn't notice that! 😂
It's because he says "what's fucked up" right then so they censored it
Good spotting, it's right on the censored bit. So clever!
Woah thats spooky in scared
1:14 the whole 80s is incomplete without that drum roll. Lol
As a drummer i say YES
80's reverb
Yamaha DX7
Instead of rick rolled I just got billy joed
pepeJAMMER
NICE ONE
*oof*
@@hansbacker Using twitch emotes outside of Twitch, WeirdChamp
Billie*
*When the 80’s popular girl and the emo girl are partners on the project
We didn't have emos in the 80s. Postpunks, proto-goths, new wavers. No emos.
Nix Nightbird that’s the joke. A modern day emo doing a project with an 80s popular girl
I didn't realize Green Day was an emo band...
sounds gay I'm in
How is Green Day emo
This mix is pure genius, you should be proud of it.
*mullet intensifies*
Facts. All I need are my tight ass jeans, and my bomber jacket. Oh wait, it's 2018, and I'm already wearing those things.
@@bluemcdaniel99 bro I still rock the bomber jacket with blue jeans and cowboy boots
Would you kindly shut up
Andrew Ryan including the eye liner 😂😂
@@icyhell1772 why should he? Let the mullets fly
I've found a reason to continue living.
The edge is strong with this one
Nice profile pic
Still searching
I'm totally picturing this in several classic movies from the 80's, super nostalgia.
It wouldn't fit amazingly well, but I could definitely see this being played in TechNoir in the Terminator.
The song originally slated to play at the end of The Breakfast Club.
I actually felt a little "Streets of Fire" opening mood 😜
honestly it would fit better than the iconic song at the end
This song was played CONSTANTLY on MTV in 1984...back when they had good music. Memories❤️
2004-5
This shouldn't be a thing, this shouldn't work. But it does work, very well, and I'm glad it exists. Thank you.
hmm well, Greenday is grunge, a sub-genre of punk. and most 80s music is new wave also a follow-up genre of punk it kind of makes sense
Oh man, I remember when I was just seventeen back in the summer of '85, and I was in love with this girl. So I got the courage to ask her if she would go out with me and see Green Day In concert. We were on our way to the show when my Pontiac Fiero broke down. Sad to say we didn't make it to the show, but there happened to be a beautiful sunset that night, and we started singing together, and Boulevard of Broken Dreams was our favorite Green Day song.
Long story short, we got married, and yes, we danced to this song in our wedding. And yes, we did get to see Green Day a few years later, but we never heard anything about them after that. Does anyone know if Green Day are still releasing new music or touring?
Who could even forget summer of '85?! This tune was plastered all over the radio. It must've appeared on Casey Kasem's Top 40 for 4 or 5 months straight that year. Such a shame they kind of fell off the face of the planet after their only other hit, synth-pop song, "World vs. World", just a mere 3.5 or so years later. As far as still releasing music, or touring, I don't think anyone has even mentioned their name in almost 30 years to be quite honest. Their singer/guitarist Billie did a collaboration with Frank Astley in Spring of '88, and also wrote and produced some tunes for The Go-Go's that same year... but he hasn't really been involved in much since then. Their bassist, Mike, did some collaborations with Phil Collins and was the touring bassist for Fine Young Cannibals for spring of '89, and later went on to open a café in California. Happened to see that he opened a Twitter account with some obnoxiously-long hash-tags to his posts, but has been on a hiatus from social media the past few years. Their drummer, I believe his name was Frank, was a founding member of some obscure goth-rock band called, "Cane and the Stubborn Stains", but due to his cocaine addiction and self-prostitution scandals, he was forced to leave the band in early 1991 after their music video for "Fun Center" was released. He did release a solo song by the name of, "Like A Rat Does Cheese", a few years later, but it hardly sold, since it was only released on 8-track.
Shame to know that we'll likely never hear from these boys of '80s pop ever again, but one can only hope for a reunion show. Green Day, I hope you somehow see this message and consider getting back together for some new material, or at least a live performance of this song, one last time. Long live the synthesizer..................
Nice try....
They disbanded in winter of '89, citing "creative differences". There have been no albums or releases since.
You're living a life of confusion, my friend. I'm sorry to say this.
#hedoesntgetit
Green Day in Vice City. 😎~
Not everything is videogames u idiot!!! this is 80s music
Nick Alphonso You*
Also, IdiotNation for life!
And this isn't 80's music you dolt.
It's 2000's music with an 80's style instrumental.
I'm a musician. Not a gamer.
Excuse me for expressing what this sounds like to me.
Simpletons.
Nick Alphonso Hahaha, that's why you said, "this is 80's music".
Nothing was assumed other than you assuming there was.
I'm 24 not 12, hence the maturity and lack of name calling.
Once again, it's spelt Y.O.U it's a very easy word to spell.
Also there's an apostrophe after the N in don't.
You got called out. Just accept it.
Don't try to change what you said.
Good crossocer
damn, exactly what I thought bruh
Who is here after watching Helena one?
Yes
me
lol and the sugar were going down one
Same here
Yes
My first thought on this was "sounds less like an 80s song, and more like a modern indie song" . So an 80s song basically
Sounds like something the strokes would do nowadays
Lyrics:
I walk a lonely road
The only one that I have ever known
Don't know where it goes
But it's home to me, and I walk alone
I walk this empty street
On the Boulevard of Broken Dreams
Where the city sleeps
And I'm the only one, and I walk alone
I walk alone, I walk alone
I walk alone, I walk a-
My shadow's the only one that walks beside me
My shallow heart's the only thing that's beating
Sometimes I wish someone out there will find me
Till then I walk alone
Ah-ah, ah-ah, ah-ah, aaah-ah
Ah-ah, ah-ah, ah-ah
I'm walking down the line
That divides me somewhere in my mind
On the borderline
Of the edge, and where I walk alone
Read between the lines
What's fucked up, and everything's alright
Check my vital signs
To know I'm still alive, and I walk alone
I walk alone, I walk alone
I walk alone, I walk a-
My shadow's the only one that walks beside me
My shallow heart's the only thing that's beating
Sometimes I wish someone out there will find me
Till then I walk alone
Ah-ah, ah-ah, ah-ah, aaah-ah
Ah-ah, ah-ah
I walk alone, I walk a-
I walk this empty street
On the Boulevard of Broken Dreams
Where the city sleeps
And I'm the only one, and I walk a-
My shadow's the only one that walks beside me
My shallow heart's the only thing that's beating
Sometimes I wish someone out there will find me
Till then I walk alone
I love this song! Back in '84 I danced this during prom night with my best friend, she danced until her feet were hurting.
we're still married and this is our song.
Wasn’t out then😂😂😂
@@supremesurfer that's...the bloody joke
I bought the cassette for this in '85.
I was fresh out of high school, just started college.
Walking around campus playing this on my stereo.
Had many impromptu dance parties.
Great time to be alive.
Such a shame 1985 was there only big year for them. Sucks being a one hit wonder I imagine.
Who can compete with Bruce Springsteen, Madonna, U2 and it was right before nirvana
**confused screaming**
@@loganfytchy-powow4580 and Blondie. The good old days, with music still on MTV
I wouldn’t call them one hit wonders, their 1974 album “Crap” was a HUGE hit
@@vileprune6640 do I detect Bowling For Soup?
Very Genesis/Phil Collins, with a hint of Eurythmics. It's awesome-- I love it!!
Also the drum beat is so A-ha
Ihsan Tria Pramanda Have you ever listened to Genesis with Phil Collins?
I can't express my happiness that this exists
This low key sounds like Take On Me.
This is cool, tré cool
Ahh, I see what you did there
Ahhahaha..
*that's hot.*
I'll show you where the door is out of the comment section
*Shows where the door is*
Schwet is cool in French but I like what u did there
This is so incredibly good. Bodacious! 🎸🎹
DUBSPILLAZ Most non egregious!
Most excellent, my friend. Party on, dude!
here is your 1k like bro
💋
💓
Went to their concert in 1982. It was so fucking great.
same, did a few lines of coke and had crazy orgy, good times
Reminds me of the days when I was a big tiddy goth girl back in the 80s
I remember seeing these guys live in the 80’s in concert. Man I miss those times....
0:75x speed, traversing to hyperborea
lmao i was looking for a comment like this, and i have found you, my hyperborean brother.
This came out when I was in 11th grade back in 87, went to the arcade with my buds, played some Pac-Man had some coke, danced to the beat
Mate, the song came out in 2004.
Sir FSX There’s always someone who doesn’t get the joke 😂
Sir FSX ...Why do you people not get the joke others understand? 🧐🤨
@@hannah26rox I am young, 14, sorry appoliges if I dont get it
Sir FSX it’s cool, we’ve all been young, just maybe read some other comments before deciding you want to reply. Just some free life advice for you there 👍🏻
I listened to this while playing Vice City, fitted perfectly, good job.
Grande el Uriel ❤️❤️
Ei
UriGOD *piedra preciosa, roedor salvaje*
Instrumental version out on Spotify: open.spotify.com/track/4C8cDy3fFyvbWA81rNn0GN?si=660afc1f9fed48e8
says not available
Damn, I remember hearing this song when it aired on MTV back in 1982. It was a huge hit back then!
im strangely obsessed with this version since my discovery of it, i've listened to it everyday culminating in 2 weeks of joy - so thanks.
I love the cheeky irony of "read between the lines" followed by the replacement of "what's fucked up" with guitar instrumental lmao
Make this downloadable on spotify PLEASE!!!!!
Dankus Prime I second this
petition to make this downloadable on spotify. 17 have signed, let's get to 100!
He can't because the original song is not his and he'd get hit by a copyright claim and possibly sued.
Smells like teen spirit next m9
Kurt Cobain up
Kurt Cobain but you don't like Smells Like Teen Spirit
No Name All the more reason to do it. It's just a great example of subterfuge.
m8*
may10
This is so damn good, i'm very pleased with it appearing in my recommended! and holyyyyy shit the instruments are so good and smooth in a way that i can not describe without jumbling up my words. Great job my dude, it sure sounds like something that would play during a party scene in a movie from the 80's.
Total eargasm
This is the perfect song to listen when you're walking in a empty streer while everyone is in lockdown lol
When your depressed but you still love the 80s
Man. I remember making a cassette tape of this and wearing out in the stereo if my GTO. I would cruise around to the local arcades and just hang out. I remember this girl who used to play the Mrs. Pac Man game. She always used to chew bubblegum and I swear she was the biggest Green Day fan. She even at the famous 1983 Madisoc Square Garden show. I think her name was Darla. I had the biggest crush tape and I always fantasized about getting her into my GTO and blasting the cassette with her. I never got the courage though. Now she's married to some douche she doesn't even like. Oh well. At least I have the memories.
Robert Maglicco Funny. My wife's name is Darla and she has a Ms. Pac Man collection.
@Geoffry Gentry Are you a douche?
Go to her.
Sounds like she’s your old Whatsername
Sad
I've never been crazy about Green Day, but this was one of the songs that I didn't mind from them. I really love this version, even slightly more than the original.
Es mejor que la original
Three brothers Three sisters 1986
You know what. THIS GOES...
It is nostalgia for millennials yet also the 80's style nostalgic for those lived those times.
ALL PATHS LEAD BACK TO THE 80'S.
YOU KNOW IT TO BE TRUE!!!
1986 80s slasher
I love that thanks to my older brothers I know of bands like Green Day, and that I have an appreciation for older things like tech, music, etc. I wouldn't even know of a lot of the cool and awesome stuff I do if I didn't grow up with them.
I Need this on Spotify! Its great
pepeJAM
Is it on Spotify?
@@Lenny-sy3yd no u 😞
Zrrmen Paul yes lol
Omg imagine if you got in contact with them and you got them to do a live performance of this. That'd be sick!
This is fucking amazing. Everyone's doing metal versions and then theres this fucking masterpiece holy shit
Me apaixonei por essa versão, sério bate uma nostalgia que chega a arrepiar, muito bom! Amei seu canal💜
I can just imagine something like this being used in Stranger Things😂
Rahul or bandersnatch
Would be more fittibg in 13rw
Maybe in season 3 it will be Jonathan new ‘s favorite song
Better in "Dark"
Same
Welp, I'm here because Mike himself shared it on Instagram, congrats! Amazing remix
80s versions of any song makes them sound thrilling and from the night.
I actually prefer this version. Still love the original I normally listen to both version back to back. Big thumbs up to whoever made this remix 👍😃
better than the album version, by leaps and bounds. very well done. if this had come out during my childhood in the 80s, i would have been rocking the shit out of it.
Mike just reposted in his insta 😂
🐀💎
Dude this is.. ..i dont have words to say how this can be AMAZING
After MCR and now this SUBSCRIBED, you made these songs like totally tubular and far out
Who else here from the guy dancing with the gun😂
Bruhh lmfao It took me months to find this song too
@@whereyamomat6610 that dude was native and was selling packs lol
I'm just crying. So beautiful
hyperborean memories of my ancestors are flashing inside my mind
Best version !! Here in 2019 🌊
This is so nostalgic. And I wasn’t even alive in the 80’s
I could totally see this being in the movie Farris bueller's day off 😂
This song takes me back to the beautiful years of elementary school, when I just spent the days playing in my yard with my friend, now I’m gonna turn 44 years old and I’m showing this to my children.
Oh fuck, good memories!!! 😭🧡
This seems like it would be perfect for a redemption montage scene. The hero battles with his inner demons as he trains to comeback from rock bottom.
Nice work human
This makes it sound like a Phil Collins song 😍
Subbed for life if you keep pushing out these awesome remixes. Thanks man
*Timeline where the 2000s and RUclips happened much earlier.*
Johan Olsson you are a freeking genius !!! I would buy an album full of these treasures they make me so happy.
i appreciate this more than i do a lot of things.
Aaaaaaaand this is now on replay!
El uriel y el Maau
THIS IS SUCH A GODDAMN GOOD REMIX
Bro I come back to this song at least once daily
That 1:46 did not go unappreciated
Myth The Cat only few will understand wat we talkin bout 😭😭
@@Th3derekfisherrr well, he muted the line "what's fucked up"
i dont like cencorship Xd
@@chillpolecat4768 me either lmao
@@Th3derekfisherrr ^^^
I WASNT EXPECTING THIS
mysteriously my dad likes the original more, but this version is awesome :v
FERBGUNNERXX think my Dad would prefer this one more, as it’s his era
not so mysterious, and era has nothin to do with taste especially these days i was born in 1990 but ive been obsessed with 80s and 70s since i was about 15 and i used to internet to feed that taste.
Danomite but those who lived through the 80s would be drawn to the sound anyway
not necessarily , im not drawn to music that was around during my child hood and teens, there are people who grew up in the 80s that arent drawn to 80s music and maybe prefer modern stuff. youre maiking a naive generalization that doesnt apply to everyone
both are awesome
I like this music
El uriel caga parado
I still remember when I first heard this song back in 1985. Seems like it was yesterday.
This is pure gold.
Who's here from the video of the guy dancing to this with a gun😂
Me lmao
Richard😂😂😂😂 I thought I'd be the only one
Lmao me too
Ak Vict1m same🙋🏽♀️
Lmao same 😂🤙🏽
Beautiful , this is gold
Heard this on a facebook video. Had to find this cover. Love it
This stuff keeps me going.
WHERE CAN I FIND MORE 80s MIXES LIKE THIS
Nowhere. This is the one.
Try this one 👀 ruclips.net/video/-qstIEHDVRg/видео.html
It was the summer of 87, a late stormy night. I just graduated from highschool. I was in an argument with my parents. They couldn't understand my love for that girl. So after they went to sleep I packed everything I had and went to the post to call her. I told her to get ready bc our little east coast town can't understand our love. She agreed to come with me. We took the very first train we saw. My wife was scared but we listened to music and she calmed down. That's how we discovered this song. One day later we arrived in San Francisco. Some punk people helped us find a place to sleep and then we found jobs at music shops. 3 years later we opened our own coffee shop.
Abandoned Walmart at 3am vibes