Ty Reacts To MADONNA - INTO THE GROOVE
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Today we dive into legendary American singer MADONNA. "Into The Groove" is a song recorded for the film Desperately Seeking Susan released in July 1985. It was also featured on her second studio album LIKE A VIRGIN (1984), outside of North America.
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Truly a hallmark of the 80's sound. Percussion, synth bassline carrying the melody. One of the few songs that still get airtime today. Absolutely love it
Love early Madonna. This song always reminds me of a particular moment in time: 1986. I was asked to DJ a HS dance because I had all the tunes! Ha! The school only had a few 45s. I remember setting up and no one else was in the room and the first thing I put on was THIS! It just bounced around the room and sounded so perfect for an 80s HS dance! I got chills. I’ll never forget it! 🥰
Really cool Memories, Playing 45s, ha 😎 Hearing these tunes for the first time is Epic 😎
Brilliant song. One of Madonna's best songs ever.
Funny story about this song- it wasn’t initially supposed to be in the film. Susan Siedlman ( the director ) needed music for the club scene, and Madonna “just happened” to have this song handy. The rest is history. In 1985 it was only released on a 12” single, and later on some foreign pressings of Like A Virgin. Oh- the club she’s dancing in during the video/film is Danceteria- where Madonna worked as a coat check girl, along with Sade, The Beastie Boys, Keith Herring and Seal. Hands down one of my top 3 Madonna songs ever.
Just wanna ask, have Madonna and Sade ever crossed paths or even knew each other back in the day?
I've read some gossip they were both staying in the same building and Madonna was having a party playing loud music at midnight when a tired awoken Sade knocked on her door and asked her to tone it down.. ?
@@carlheese - they all worked together at Danceteria in the early 80’s. I’m sure they all knew each other. I could never figure out why Madonna had the Beastie Boys opening for her on her first tour ( love them, but not exactly a band for Madonna’s demographic back then )- and evidently it was all tied back to the friendships developed when they all worked at that club. I know she and Sade both worked as coat check girls. It wouldn’t surprise me if they lived in the same building or shared apartments.
@@joelscottarnold3262 Thank you for the additional info. I remember reading it back in the day and not much has been said since then. I remembered the line a red eyed Sade came knocking on Madonna's door as she was awoken by the loud music. Both artists carved their own paths to higher heights and loved them both for many different reasons as well.
@@joelscottarnold3262 The Beastie Boys were iconoclasts. Of course Madonna would be drawn to them having a rebel heart herself but mostly having Aquarius as a rising sign which explains her unorthodox choices throughout her career so I totally get that.
Definitely Top 3 😎
Legendary Madonna song, in my opinion her best....i still remembering seeing "Desperately Seeking Susan" @ the cinema after school. Good memories. 👍
Good Memories 😎 1985
No words about the bassline in the chorus? To me it's one of the most iconic basslines ever...
Love the appreciation for the song and Madonna’s artistry. She wrote this with her friend Steve Bray in his apartment in New York. She laid down the vocal track in his home studio, and apparently you can hear traffic very subtly in the background of the vocal stems. She wrote the lyrics and recorded quickly because there was a cute guy across the street she wanted to go on a date with. Classic Madonna ❤️🔥 always putting work first but walkin the walk by living the life she wrote and sang about 👑
I must correct one thing though… DESPERATELY SEEKING SUSAN IS A GREAT FILM!! Not only for nostalgic reasons, but because it’s an 80s comedy hit that both critics and audiences loved. The whole cast, including Madonna, are great in it and it’s recognised as one of the key films of the then emerging Third Wave Feminist movement. Definitely worth revisiting if you’ve forgotten how funny and clever it is. Not to mention what an incredible record of the New York underground club and art scene it represents! And the STYLING throughout is 80s perfection.
Agreed this was the sound of the 80's and Madonna, I was late appreciating Madonna so this was before I really got her but the song was all over the radio and TV and instantly takes me back to my early teens.
Early Teens 😎 Epic times with Ferris Bueller in the theaters and Madonna on MTV
@@reactionextraction oh I am going to admit to you and to anyone else I will deny it...I have never seen Ferris Bueller's Day off!!!!
Yay! A positive review from both. This song will always be a gem. I ❤ the 80s.
Her BEST dance song from the 80’s! Love the movie and I have that magazine!!!!!!
My favorite Madonna song of all time, a dance hall anthem! Classic 80's Madonna. Love it!
So many great memories from that time… One of Madonna’s fan favorite… There are many hidden gems on Madonna’s discography…. I love white heat (from true blue) and Causing a Commotion ( from Who’s that girl Soundtrack)
"Causing A Commotion" is a Fab tune 😎
I loved Desperately Seeking Susan. I think it is a great film. It is one of my favourites!
This is one of the dopest 80's songs, loved this song since I was teenager that bass line really smacks ive never been able to figure out the baseline on keyboard wayyyy to fast lol!!
Love Dad feeling the Groove❤️ And son can’t sitt still. 💜
Just getting into the grooooove ❤️😎🤘🏼
My favourite Madonna songs are 'La Isla Bonita' and "Like A Prayer'
I am the same age as dad, so have very similar taste. This is my getting ready to hit the town song. Causing a commotion is like Into the groove part 2. Into the Groove was at No. 1 in summer 1985 in the UK, while Holiday was at No. 2. Madonna was on fire, as Gambler, and Crazy for you were still in the charts too.
One of my fave Madonna songs!
I’m so happy you and your son are watching/listening to Madonna together & I’m even happier your son liked this song, I know it’s not his usual. I was 15yrs old when this came out and the best part of this movie, was just seeing Madonna act for the first time and the music. Good Going Strangers!! A+++++
Hey Kristian 😎 Nice to hear from you, see now were not strangers anymore 👍🏼 I think I was around 15 when I saw the film also. Madonna ... Pure Legend
This old school Madonna song is awesome! Great upbeat tune and fun simple lyrics! Thanks for reacting guys!
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Hey Dad, don't knock it. DSS was a good movie! Her super star status just exploded like a supernova during this time and everybody was in awe of her. I could say it's probably her best ever role without comparing it to her very strong Madonna persona we all now know love or in some cases hate..
Not a bad performance ... It was Madonna just being Madonna 😎
That's my fav!
This gem just inspires you to do whatever you want, it did it to me.
I miss this Madonna❤😢 Nile Rodgers of Chic produced this, right? Everything he touches turns to gold.
Thank you!⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I miss 80's Madonna also ❤️ Never be anything quite like the material girl 😎 Thx for watching the show Therese !
Queen 👑🙌
Fantastic 80ies tune, these simple monochrome lyrics is a more colourful backdrop, with writer/producer, and Madonna’s former Breakfast Club bandmate Stephen Bray tapping into NYC’s club scene, particularly the Nuyorican freestyle-electro sound. There’s a darkness to the track, its minor key reflecting dimly-lit dance floors, and a strange melancholy echoing the film’s desperate theme. It seems ridiculous now that Madonna could pine for a dance partner, but there she was, tired of dancing all by herself to frenetic Puerto Rican style electro funk.👍💯
I loved the self titled Breakfast Club album back in the day, "Right On Track" was way Funky 😎
I’m deep diving into your reactions could not be happier to see Madonna in there a big fan since I was 10 (in 1984)🥴
Dad 💯 agree. I am not a Madonna fan, however, this song is irresistible. It’s got all things working in its favor. A performer who was at her peak, an irresistible combination of melody, the crunchiness of the sounds layered together, the perfect tempo which makes it impossible not to dance. Stellar production and arrangement. The song actually is uplifting and just puts me in a good mood. As I said earlier, I am definitely NOT a Madonna fan, but, this is the period of her career I thought she was in her “groove” (pun intended). What I always was perplexed by was that this song was not released as a single in the U.S. (why??), instead it ended up as the B side to the “Dress You Up” single. However, It was released as a single in the U.K. where it was a huge smash. It was her first #1 on the UK singles chart and ended up being her biggest selling song there. Nice reaction gentlemen. Have you covered any of earlier Madonna? I find her debut album “Madonna” to be in a similar vein (sound wise) to this song. Extremely well crafted dance pop songs. A couple of other albums she did which I personally think are outstanding are “True Blue” and “Ray of Light”. Take it easy and keep the reactions coming.
Hey Jerry What's Up 😎 Fab Madonna comments ... I am a big 80's Madonna fan for sure. You know how they say first impressions are important,, that's Madonna to me. "True Blue" was just everywhere in 1986-87! Fun Times 🤘🏼
@German Morawski you are absolutely correct. Thanks for that clarification. I guess because I’m not too crazy about either song (Angel or Dress You Up) my brain tossed them up 😆
WOW, the bass guitar and the lead guitar are Outstanding, true professionals!.
Music was so much ‘happier’ during our day. Music today just does not have that ‘happiness’ to it.
I love how you two review together. This is the perfect formula. Great review, I wholeheartedly agree, and keep it up. Madonna is like no-one else.
This and Lucky Star are where it's at!
Totally agree 😎 She was so cool back in the day, madonna owned 1984 😎
I never really got into madonna, musically. I mean, some songs was ok, but it was probably her look that I liked the most. She was definitely a trend setter in that aspect.
Wow, you got me reminiscing too about my old bedroom and the posters I had up on the wall. I had a lot of def leppard, John Lennon, kelly LeBrock, kim Wilde and a Beautiful black n white poster of bridget bardot smoking a cigar. 😂
All Fabulous choices for Posters ! 😎
Desperately seeking susan is my fav movie ever
I so agree, this is quintessential Madonna... Though for me borderline is right up there. This was also peak Madonna style, I still want to dress like she did in this movie 🤣🤣. Reaction on point, thanks so much.
Thx we appreciate that 😎
Madonnna 💃🏻🕺🏼🎼
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MY MADONNA❤
This is a great channel. I am basically like Dad, but minus a kid. Similar tastes in music, so I’ve found a lot of favorite reactions on the channel. Keep it up.
Thx Frantic Rage 😎 we appreciate that ✌🏼
One of my favorite albums of all time is the "You Can Dance" Remix album that came out in 1987 - it's just insanely good - if you've never heard it do a search on youtube for it and give the album a listen it's well worth your time.
Useless Trivia - Toto's "Rosanna" is about the star of "Desperately Seeking Susan" Rosanna Arquette who you can see in this clip.
Bonus Useless Trivia Part - Toto's Rosanna clip features Dirty Dancing's Cynthia Rhodes and Patrick Swayze dancing before they made it in acting.
That is some fascinating trivia 😎😎
@@reactionextraction I'm full of useless information.
Great reviews! Yes, early Madonna is amazing and 'Into The Groove' was one of a few inspired by Shannon's 'Let The Music Play'.
React to Madonna's Take a Bow 😍
This is my favourite madonna era as she's not working in RnB and selling out to work with rap stars.
this ones a guilty pleasure, Who's That Girl is another one lol
I totally agree on both Michelle 😎 Madonna pure fun !!
Step to it❤
I agree dad, brill song, from let's be fair, the only fair film she did, her acting was more wooden than Pinocchio's nose, but her early stuff musically stands the test of time , idve defo hung around with dad haha , what a really good channel you guys have I wish you all the success in the world loving the diversity and randomness of the stuff you review
Thx David 😎 Yep chillin' out back in the day to Madonna 😎 *80's nostalgia is pretty epic !
Since when does cheesy = feel good? This song is not cheesy at all! With that being said, her record company fucked up again as they tended to bungle her releases often. It would have been another US number one hit had it been released as a single on its own!
One of the all-time ridiculous flubs in music history that "Into the Groove" wasn't released as a single in the US
awwwwwww.......❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Tyler looks bored in many of his Madonna reaction videos. He reminds me of my little sister who is 13years younger than me. Exactly her reaction, probably because he's not really able to relate to that period.
Ty should probably try Hung up (2005) my number one since its release.
Cool dad too. He clearly has a great taste. I doubt that he likes her newer materials. But Hung Up samples Abba and I'm 110% sure it will make both of them dance.
Wasn't this the Madonna vs. Prince vs. Luther Vandross vs. Michael Jackson vs. Whitney Houston popularity, Number 1 % chart topping hits, dominating albums and award show TAKE HOME ALL OF THE AWARDS SOLO ACTS!😁🔥😏🤔🤨
is that Arthur Brown on the table?
Fantastic song! The baseline is fire! Madonna and Tupac dated and even collaborated on a song.
She was so beautiful, she has each generation falling in love without her (unless your gay)
“Not really a good movie” ???? Blasphemy!
Sorry 😀