FIRST TIME HEARING Madness - It Must Be Love REACTION
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- FIRST TIME HEARING Madness - It Must Be Love REACTION
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Get ready to fall in love with Madness' official music video for "Must Be Love"! This catchy song from 1981 will have you grooving to its unique blend of pop, reggae, and big band sounds. Don't miss out on this funny and energetic love song that will surely make you smile. Subscribe to our channel for more awesome music videos like this one!
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Labi Siffre, who sang the original of It Must Be Love, is one of the violin players
And he did a little cameo too
I loved being a teenager when Madness arrived on the scene over here in the UK. they are a real British Treasure👍👍
I saw them on TotP playing The Prince and had to buy it that Saturday.
brief history of ska
ska started in Jamaica in the 60's.
the original rude boys found ska was too fast to dance to and so the slightly slower rocksteady became popular
this slowed down even more and became reggae.
during the 1950's and 60's a lot of Jamaicans came to live in the UK and they brought ska with them, then in the 1970's there was a ska revival in the UK called 2 Tone which was more than just the music, it was about ending racism by showing that there was no difference between black and white and we all liked the same things, especially the music.
there were a lot of punk and pub rock influences in the 2 Tone movement which dealt with the social issues of the day.
Madness were one of the best known bands that came out of 2 Tone and were the best selling band of 1980, the other bands being The Specials, The Selecter, The Beat (known as The English Beat in the USA) and The Body Snatchers
interesting i never knew this
The Brittish ska scene in the 80´s man. Was soo good!
Jamaican bands came to play, and ofc it met punk. The outcome man...
Just reading this, makes me want to go back to Camden 1989 and skank out to skatalites.
This is a cover of a song by Labi Siffre back in 1971, He's the violinist who takes his shades off near the end.
Madness was one of the leading 70s/80s 2Tone ska bands in the Uk. Yes, you hear reggae (not reggaeton) flavor. They are so fun, so dig in and check out The Specials along they way. Madness was huge in England. House of Fun and One Step Beyond are two of my faves.
They weren't 2Tone. 2Tone were Coventry, based, with The Specials, The Selecter and The (English) Beat. Madness and Bad Manners were London bands.
All were great.
@@baldieman64 they were on the 2tone tour, definitely a 2tone band
Their first single 'The Prince' with 'Madness' on the b-side was released on the 2Tone label & both songs appear on almost (if not) all the 2Tone compilations.
Growing up in the UK in the 80’s was great thanks to bands like Madness…. A bunch of guys who enjoyed what they did, they had a lot of hits and every video was fun and silly….
Happy days !
Madness are a much loved national treasure. They had so many hits, over many years - they’ve performed for the Queen on the roof of Buckingham Palace.
Giving a list of things of theirs to check is tough - some people have suggested some great tracks already but I haven’t seen and would recommend:
Uncle Sam
Baggy Trousers
House of Fun
One Step Beyond
My Girl
Night boat to Cairo
Wings of a dove
Driving in my car
Grey day
Michael Caine
Just some of my favs off the top of my head. Suggs, the lead singer has such a cool vibe, and they were masters of the very very silly music video.
My dad is British and as a result I grew up listening to Madness. When I was a kid I was obsessed with their songs Shut Up, Benny Bullfrog and Baggy Trousers.
The song was by Labi Siffre originally and he doesn't get the attention he deserves, either. The Prince by Madness is a great track. Our House, too.
Madness are 100% beautiful.
Classic.
These guys are SO MUCH FUN!
Their biggest hit was Our House but the one to check out is One Step Beyond.
don't forget Baggy Trousers and House of Fun
Oh I’m so glad you listened to Madness! I love these guys, they always seemed like they were having so much fun and especially in this song. It’s a wonderful song too and so catchy! This whole song from lyrics, music and video just makes a person sing a long and never want it to end. You’re right it has a reggae/ska vibe to it which makes it stand out! I remember waiting to hear this on the radio back in the day!❤
They were a type of SKA band so Reggae has a huge influence...SKA was big in the UK in the 60's but especially in the 80's
A few years back they did a festival and the audience set off the richter scale! 😂
I recommend all of the songs Madness have done, so many no 1s it's silly! I also recommend you listen to Labi Siffre's song Something Inside So Strong, the song he wrote to pay homage to Nelson Mandela. Good times for music. 👍🏴🇬🇧
Mark 'Bedders' Bedford on Bass is the quiet but indispensable glue behind every standout song from Madness.
It was really popular
Fun fact, the lead singer suggsy saw an add for a lead singer, he rung them up and it was to replace him because he wasn’t taking it seriously enough but they had him back because they couldn’t replace him in time for the next gig 😂 glad he took it serious after that tho
Original version Labbe Siffre.....on the violin in the video
Best Madness videos to watch:
Shut Up
Wings of a Dove
Cardiac Arrest
House of Fun
Baggy Trousers
The violinist who removed his glasses was the original artist from the 60s/
One of my fave bands. Check out Baggy Trousers.
🔥
It never made it yo number 1, but it peaked at 4 in the UK charts
Who's originally written and recorded by someone else which I think it was the trombone player that was now passed away the brand of music or style of music is called ska music mixed with can either be a rock style or other
I would recommend Wings of a Dove, Baggy Trousers, House of Fun and for a different sound, Razor Blade Alley
This got to number 3 in the u k chart. I think in 1981, I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong.
The only number one single madness have had is our house.
If you want a Madness song recommendation
1 One Step Beyond
2 Grey Day
3 My Girl
4 Embarrassment
5 Baggy Trousers
6 The Sun and the Rain
Good one
They are called madness aka the nutty boys for a reason. They are mad, in a good way.
For a serious challenge, in one sitting, you need to watch 2 separate videos.
First watch the official video for the song Embarrassment all the way through without stopping.
Afterwards say what you think it’s about.
Then search for ‘Lee Thompson Embarrassment’ (uploaded by Adam Nicholls) - this tells you the actual meaning behind the song (about 40 years later)
It’s quite affecting…
Now that you’ve watched It Must Be Love… that makes a brief appearance… with deep meaning
madness is a ska band, which is a type of reggae
I recommend listen to everything Madness released before Our house. I stopped listen to them when they released that album. Madness helped to spread Ska over Europe in the eighties.
🤓🇸🇪
while I understand your reasoning, there's something about Wings of a Dove and Uncle Sam that makes them guilty pleasures in my playlist
the first 2 albums are their best though
I guess Chrissie's stunt warning was about playing an electric guitar under water.
Or running down the road in front of a hearse!! 🤔
SKA music ✌️😉
Ska music ❤
Ska came before Reggae - Bruce Greene
Close but no cigar. This isn't Reggie, it's Ska.
I hear Bob Marley ...
You really MUST listen to the original by Labi Siffre. For me, it's far better
Give me a Link!