I'm 51 and still love it and its in my Spotify play list, when it was released, my friend and l played it on repeat along with Pump Up the Jam and Stutter Rap by Beasty Boys
I was in grade 8 when this song came out. I loved it. I waited for hours with my finger on the record button to get the cleanest start and finish from the radio. I made the best tapes, made the custom paper insert with art on the front, and track list on the back. So much fun, we had to put in work to hear our favourite songs lol
I did too knowing that after the songs ran their course some were hardly played again, if at all. Finally when I started working I was able to buy records.
I remember hearing this song in 1988 as I entered a tv and stereo hifi shop. I had never heard anything like this before. It felt like stepping into the future. And here we are now.
If you think about music after the mid-80s as a whole scale, back in then, this was really an exceptional song, and the real trendsetter. Without this, the music of the 90s might have sounded very different.
Imaging discovering this track in 1987 as a 10 year old. I discovered this and snapped the tape due to the amount of times I played, rewound, played, rewound….. This was the start of a music passion that’s alive and kicking.
This got to no 1 in the UK when me and my husband were on honeymoon in Corfu, Sept 1987. Lost my love 3 weeks ago, but this was one of our best tunes 🥰
0:12 Alexey Leonov (1934-2019) 0:33 Yuri Gagarin (1934-1968) 0:37 James Lovell (1928-) 0:40 Scott Carpenter (1925-2013) 0:41 Gordon Cooper (1927-2004) 0:44 Alan B.Shepard (1927-1998) 0:56 Alan B.Shepard 0:58 Alan B.Shepard 1:00 Virgil "Gus" Grissom (1926-1967) 1:02 Scott Carpenter 1:04 Gordon Cooper 1:05 Donald "Deke" Slayton (1924-1993) 1:36 Buzz Aldrin (1930-) 1:44 Walter Cunningham (1932-) 2:12 Pavel Belyayev (1925-1970) 2:25 Alexey Leonov 2:29 Harrison Schmitt (1935-)
I played this song for my dance students to warm up. I had to EXPLAIN what "put the needle on the record" meant 😵! THEY THOUGHT IT WAS A DRUG REFERENCE 😂
My brother introduced the family to this song. He had the 33, played it on Mom's record player. It was one of those rainy summer days when we'd play her collection of Led Zeppelin, Credence and Croce.
Definately...was the best of its time along with house nation , we call it acieeed, acid man, Technotronics hit list , de-lites groove is in the heart, jack the groove/ in the house (any one of the jacks/in lol).. feel like I've missed one off here...will edit if it comes to me. I do know boops was another good one of mention and to the drummer get wicked and of course the deep heat collections were influencial in the scene In UK.
It was the banger of bangers in its time. I know every click and pop and weird interlude somehow. Suspect I still have the vinyl single tucked away somewhere. I even make weird mouth shapes at the end to match the wowee wow war sounds and I like doing it still. Sue me.
I was in my last year at High School and remember the first time we all heard it. Next day at school everyone was talking about it. "What the hell WAS that ??"
In a Venn Diagram of my love for science fiction, space exploration, and house music this video would sit at the exact geometrical center of their intersection.
Herbert Miller much respect to those on both sides of the Iron Curtain who flew in space with early 60s technology.That took balls of steel. I believe they communicated with Earth using vacuum tube radios..
This song changed my life! 🙌 I moved to LA as a kid & this song had just come out on the radio- only pirate stations were playing it but got lots of air play. It was so different than anything I'd ever heard- immediately hooked. A few years later I was going out to the best afterhours in the city way before they should have let me in 😂
Alllllah oooo weeeeeee aahaaaaa eeeeunnnngh zeeee waaaayy eeeeeeeeee iiiiiiiii oooooo a ei ou 'Ol Mac Donald had a farm e i e O! Or something like that 😂
@Pop-Actor This was new sounds when it came out in 87. And it holds up pretty good compared to the crap that's released and get popular these days. You have to go deep underground to find good electronic music.
@Pop-Actor You kinda misread me. I said todays POP music is crap, not all music. Huge difference. A lot of great stuff being made the last 10 years, incl. some of the best "80's" music.
@@jmp01a24 Goa/psy scene saves the face of electronic genre. And of course The Prodigy. But that's not pure electronic anymore. It's more kinda electro-punk-metal. A class of it's own.
The break at 2:42 will go down as the greatest break of all time! I had just graduated high school in 1986 and when this came out a year later I listened to it for two months continuous. MARRS needs women, and I need MARRS.
For those who don’t know, the group behind this classic is a combination of members from Colourbox, an influential 80s EDM group, as well as A.R. Kane, an experimental rock act who pioneered dream pop/shoegaze. Both groups are amazing and I highly suggest checking them out if you haven’t already!!!
As a child in the late 80s, this song made me feel that the future looked really good with this masterpiece... Fast cars and open roads, astronauts, space explorations, new frontiers, awesome dance music and sampling... and above all, that teenie bit of Lebanese folklore music electronically sampled towards the end, with Dunya Yunis singing "Abu Zeluf"... This made my childhood, each time Pump Up the Volume was played at our house parties! Loving it and sighing for my childhood with all this nostalgia... ❤
Im still listening to this song in 2023, and I'm not ashamed to admit it! I love the way it makes me feel, and it always brings back good memories. I'm glad that there are other people out there who still appreciate good music, even if it's from a different generation.
When i pull this 1 out, i can still pull a swo motion reverse slam bunk 4rom le half way line on a basketball getaway travelling free pass, collect 6 million AU$. Kind ov make's M Jodan's slomoe NIKE add look like BUSH2's moment" It's a size 10 shoe" 4 me. LOL
Same here! August 2023, and this song hits as hard as when it first came out - and just like any of the other acts from the 80s, they have their own sound - no one else sounds like them, which just made the song even more memorable. Here's to the 80s - quite possibly the greatest decade of music we're likely to encounter, especially at our age!
A timless peace ov art that get's no respect for benzeen mass murduring faggot's\poof's\gay's who enjoy DEmokratic Greese fun. Now that Egipt is back as a Demokracee in fresh water\milk all us straight type's can show RESPECT. Cool sonmg + iff u have CCard.
I was a child who loved all things about space when I saw this video and it blew my mind right away! Now I'm an aging metalhead who doesn't have a particular interest in electronic music, yet I still listen to this masterpiece with great joy.
There is no limitation on your enjoyment of art. You can love van dykes paintings and also Renoir. I say, you have great taste in music. This song is very important. It heralded house music, trance music, electronica.
I was 9 and starting to get into metal. But it was MARRS, Bomb The Bass, Cold Cut etc that put me on the right track. Acid House blew up in the UK the next year and I've been hooked on bleeps, breaks and bass ever since.
52 and still Jammin. We were the lucky ones. San Fran in my early ,20's. Palladium, Holy Cow, south market.dirty as hell like my home town, 4#nd street. Where did the time go?????????
My God, when the BIG speakers came out in the mid80s, this was thumping. The whole block felt that bassline....2022 here, stopped by for a flashback....put the needle on the record....
I was a teenager in the '80s and they used to play this at the skating rink and it was AMAZING to see everyone get hyped up and fill the rink when this song came! on.
Went through the same kind of thing at Maskells Roller skating area in Newport South Wales. Was amazing days along with the Cookie crew and many other early dance acts.
I remember when this song came out. It was pretty damn rad, still is. When it comes on the radio, it NEVER gets changed. “put the needle on the record” When the DJs played it at the clubs, the dance floors and dancing platforms would fill up. Nothing like the 80s *sigh*
It's a shame this classic wasnt created yet at the time they put then gold LP records on Voyager. Can imagine some alien species "putting the needle on the record" and thinking "damn, we might be able to travel through wormholes, but these earth beings surpass us just by this beat"!
The spaceships Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 since then ( 1987) went out of the solar system. I remember the first photos from planet Uranus at the end of 1985. Photos of Uranus appear in this video.
The spaceships Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 since then ( 1987) went out of the solar system. I remember the first photos from planet Uranus at the end of 1985. Photos of Uranus appear in this video.
Yeah I'm gonna travel back and hang out with my mates in the park. Until the police come and arrest the dodgy looking 40 something guy on a BMX of course.
Nah, Edward. Not for one day. If you had the power of time travel, then you time travel back to the summer of 1987 for the entire summer and max that shit out!! Oh, and don't forget to give me next week's winning Mega Millions numbers! Thanks!!
65 years around the sun and I have heard 3 wonderful lengths of this piece of history. 2 of these have different lyrics in the chorus... the longest has both of the 2 different chorus lines. Love all of them and thanks to everyone who makes them available.
@James Hodson You are certainly not enjoying it when you think about grammar rules mate, everyone can understand what I mean by that, just get a life...
This is when LL Cool J was cool and MC Hammer was in. Love and miss the 80's, shit back then really wasn't crazy after all. Unlike it is today, the 80's was chill, *"do u know what I am saying"*
ROFL! You’re OLD? Our music was the 60s/70s (and way better btw). And I am not old yet! Don’t plan to get that way for a long time. You’re only old if you think you are, kiddies.
Way back when, when personal computers were a relatively new thing, people did demos that showed off the graphic and sound capability of your computer. The best demo for the Atari used Pump Up the Jam for the music. I watched it a lot. ;)
I remember seeing this clip on MTV, when it still was a music channel, instead of a slop reality dump like it is today. It was also turned in the local disco (that's what we called nightclubs back then) at a very good volume and bass sounds. Loved it! Still do.
A masterpiece ❤️🤟😎🇸🇻 la nueva generación de hoy en día jamás podrá superar estos exitazos por más tecnología que tengamos estas canciones son únicas y siempre lo serán..
In 1987 I was 16 I am 52 and listening to this classic in 2024. Good old days, Music was great in 80’s and 90’s.
Me too! - 52, and still rockin this jam. Pull up to a red light with this blastin and see kids heads boppin! ✌️
But, Have you PUMPED UP the VOLUME?
I was 21, still listening
yo tenia 14 y aun no salia de la secundaria hermosa epoca existos tras exitos 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧👍👍👍👍👍😭😭😭😭😭😭😷😷😷😷😷🕺💃🕺💃🕺💃🕺💃🕺
I'm 51 and still love it and its in my Spotify play list, when it was released, my friend and l played it on repeat along with Pump Up the Jam and Stutter Rap by Beasty Boys
I was in grade 8 when this song came out. I loved it. I waited for hours with my finger on the record button to get the cleanest start and finish from the radio. I made the best tapes, made the custom paper insert with art on the front, and track list on the back. So much fun, we had to put in work to hear our favourite songs lol
Learn how to Dj and share your musical taste!!
I did too knowing that after the songs ran their course some were hardly played again, if at all. Finally when I started working I was able to buy records.
He'll ya. I was 14. When it came out.
🤣fasho
Yep and always got the dj talking never got a dubbed tape with at least one song with dj
I remember hearing this song in 1988 as I entered a tv and stereo hifi shop. I had never heard anything like this before. It felt like stepping into the future. And here we are now.
never knew it was this great
It was my favorite at the skating rink in 88..
If you think about music after the mid-80s as a whole scale, back in then, this was really an exceptional song, and the real trendsetter. Without this, the music of the 90s might have sounded very different.
I agree! And before this one (3-4 years prior), I think it was Rock Me Amadeus, giving me a similar feeling. @@aquaevitae
another goodie
How can this song be nearly 40 years old! It could be released tomorrow and be no. 1 no problem
I agree with you at 100 %
Lets bring it back airplay
Oh yeah without any problem, this was one hit wonder...! I'm still listening to it, minimum around 20-30 times a year... 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
exactly!
Nostalgia at its finest
I’m 55 and still listening to this tune, life is great 👾
8728 ：Oh yeah ! I'll be 80 yo in 9 years and I still can't get enough of this dope tune🎵
"Dance!" Brothers & Sisters!
cool retro man 2024
You are so right about that.kj456. we need more music like this.☄️🌞😀💋🏁☄️
The purpose of life is to remain alive. Healthy, even better. Congratulations!
There's no one on the planet earth that doesn't love this song!
Non je Croix pas 😂
All the way to Neptune
Currently is a big hit in Andromeda
it's a plane not a -planet!
@@alexkoln5849They have faster than light communications technology? Otherwise they got a couple of million year’s wait on their hands.
Imaging discovering this track in 1987 as a 10 year old. I discovered this and snapped the tape due to the amount of times I played, rewound, played, rewound…..
This was the start of a music passion that’s alive and kicking.
Same!
I am 64 great memories great sounds wish I could go back 🔥
Remember Paul Hardcastles 19?
@@KamohoaliiAikanakatune
Me too! Im 52 and still ❤❤❤❤
I'm 50 this year, and I'm still missing the 80"s so bad!! Music was amazing back then. Il always miss it
@James Hodson Bollocks to what? Lol
Way back when MTV still played music lol
@@mariaq8087 ....agree....80s were the best.
@@MK356BC yes they were. I see we have two things in common.
@@mariaq8087 two?
This got to no 1 in the UK when me and my husband were on honeymoon in Corfu, Sept 1987. Lost my love 3 weeks ago, but this was one of our best tunes 🥰
My condolences.. I don't believe I could be as strong as you, I'd be lost without my husband. 💔🥀
@@St.Linguini_of_Pesto My condolences, RIP
Condolences to you. Stay safe and positive 🙏🙏
Sorry for your loss from across the pond, I remember hearing this when it first hit the radio here and I did not know what to think.
My condolences. My prayers to you and family! 💐
0:12 Alexey Leonov (1934-2019)
0:33 Yuri Gagarin (1934-1968)
0:37 James Lovell (1928-)
0:40 Scott Carpenter (1925-2013)
0:41 Gordon Cooper (1927-2004)
0:44 Alan B.Shepard (1927-1998)
0:56 Alan B.Shepard
0:58 Alan B.Shepard
1:00 Virgil "Gus" Grissom (1926-1967)
1:02 Scott Carpenter
1:04 Gordon Cooper
1:05 Donald "Deke" Slayton (1924-1993)
1:36 Buzz Aldrin (1930-)
1:44 Walter Cunningham (1932-)
2:12 Pavel Belyayev (1925-1970)
2:25 Alexey Leonov
2:29 Harrison Schmitt (1935-)
Dance! Dance!
Cc merci merci a ttes et tous le bon son j en suis zinzin et eclate vous ☻☻☻☻☻😎😎😎😎😎😋😋😋😋💋💋💋. Fanfan d eghezee.
Wow homage to Yuri Gargarin. I was born two years prior to his death and Vaughan Oliver /4AD passed away in 2019.
Muy friend,the earth is flat !!!!!! NASA Fake ,research by ourself.
earf : hellph we häve plägue :/
marrs : pump up the völüme v v
No full software tools or plugins like today in those days , pure mixing & sampling skills on hardware samplers and mixing tables.....
Yeah but they got sued for the samples
@@trabali5168And?
@@trabali5168 no they got sued by Stock Aitken and Waterman, simply because they wanted to keep it off the charts
Year 2024 and still a killer tune!
fake illustrations combined together
@John Doe Rock rock to the planet rock dont stop.
Watching American Psycho!
and video!
Put the needle on the record when the drum beats go like this
This song will never get old. It is a timeless classic.
Well, neither are we!!!
Are you sure candy ass?
was it really the record of the year?
you must be joking@@stormyweather9917
ehhh it aged like milk
I still drop it into my radio show to enlighten my younger listeners and gratify the older ones.
awesome! where is your radio station located?
@@ajlosangeles11 WSBF FM Clemson S.C.
You may know the the other space theme electronic song of the 80s. I can sing the tune but the name escapes me.
Beverly hills song?
@@ritadmn3824
Never stop the education of youth!! ❤
"Put the needle on the record! Put the needle on the record! Put the needle on the record!"...A timeless classic!
YEAH!!!
I played this song for my dance students to warm up. I had to EXPLAIN what "put the needle on the record" meant 😵! THEY THOUGHT IT WAS A DRUG REFERENCE 😂
Omg that's hilarious 🤣 I get a kick out of the younger generation.
My brother introduced the family to this song. He had the 33, played it on Mom's record player. It was one of those rainy summer days when we'd play her collection of Led Zeppelin, Credence and Croce.
@@drewmichael001😂😂😂😂😂
James Brown, Eric B & Rakim, the scratching, the Eastern chant+so much more!💯
a good chunk of the Bar-Kay’s ‘Holy Ghost’ on the bridge
I was 19 in 87 i am 56 and i still love it !!!
Hello fellow 56 yr old...still feeling 19😂?...
I try
Amazing Song 😮
This song proves that the 1980's were among the very best for songs in general. It had a variety of music that is just about unmatched in 2024.
Straight Up Facts
One of the most influential dance records ever made.
Agreed. Also Grand Master Flash/ White Lines
My dad plays house music since the 90s, this is still one of the most essential re odds in his collection
Dan ganas de bailar con solo oírlo
Agreed fella, a massive player in the UK scene.
Definately...was the best of its time along with house nation , we call it acieeed, acid man, Technotronics hit list , de-lites groove is in the heart, jack the groove/ in the house (any one of the jacks/in lol).. feel like I've missed one off here...will edit if it comes to me. I do know boops was another good one of mention and to the drummer get wicked and of course the deep heat collections were influencial in the scene In UK.
Can we take a moment to also appreciate of the awesome job of putting these old Space visuals to to the music. Brilliant editing and FX.
The Slight Elite Galaxy One Starmap At 2:28 Is Pretty Great.
I'm curious about who did that, and what else they've done?
We could but we won't. Hehegehrg
@Principal James Brauer 1987
@@randychampion184 Funny the Cold War was still valid at this point, despite being more of an "early 90s" sounding American ghetto-style song.
Who still rocking with this classic in 2025? 🔥
The break in this is just classic.
Me 😁
Never will grow old ❣️
Best music ever hands down 💗
Yep still here
Still sounds fresh in 2024, this is a timeless EDM classic.
Ohhh really?
Agree - still totally fresh. But it's not EDM.
@@SamUrtonDesign Is it electronic? Yes. Is it dance music? Yes. What is hard to understand about that
@@marcocaipo8913 In the same way Gil Scott Heron isn't Trap or Joy Division aren't Emo
This is not edm it’s house
I'm here because this was playing at grocery store and I needed my kids to hear it!!! 🤪❤️. They called it a Banger. 🤷🏾♀️🤣
It was the banger of bangers in its time. I know every click and pop and weird interlude somehow. Suspect I still have the vinyl single tucked away somewhere. I even make weird mouth shapes at the end to match the wowee wow war sounds and I like doing it still. Sue me.
Still relevant and the right vibe!!
😭 noooo!! This song can't be played as muzak!
If you're missing the music of the 80's, don't miss it! Just turn it up in your living room and dance dance dance
Smooth House.
This is The One that changed every fucking thing
dance... dance...
Just before Acid House
yeah and im still tiered of it 38 years later.
I was in my last year at High School and remember the first time we all heard it.
Next day at school everyone was talking about it. "What the hell WAS that ??"
The origin of the House music genre!
こればっか聴いてた頃なぁ〜❤❤❤
Used to jam this on my Sony Walkman on the way to high school early 90s. I still jam it on occassion today, but in my ride, another timeless classic.
In a Venn Diagram of my love for science fiction, space exploration, and house music this video would sit at the exact geometrical center of their intersection.
exactly like I was saying last night in the pub.
Herbert Miller much respect to those on both sides of the Iron Curtain who flew in space with early 60s technology.That took balls of steel. I believe they communicated with Earth using vacuum tube radios..
@@throwachair JajajajaJAh 👽😱 🤬🤣 😜🎃 👌🤪 🌈👀🧐🤪👻☣️ A+!!!
Ага!!
Очень ага , просто good
2021 and 66 years old . Still loving this . Good to be retired with all day music
A landmark moment in music, whether or not you like dance music or not.
This song changed my life! 🙌
I moved to LA as a kid & this song had just come out on the radio- only pirate stations were playing it but got lots of air play. It was so different than anything I'd ever heard- immediately hooked. A few years later I was going out to the best afterhours in the city way before they should have let me in 😂
⚡
It got to Number One on the U.K.
L. A.? Yup sounds familiar!
@@ninagray4441 It was a huge hit, Crazy how the 1 hit wonders always ridiculously sound the best LOL
I remember the, Whiskey in LA where Guns and Roses started but they were gone in 1991 when I moved.
“Put the needle on the record. Put the needle on record. Put the needle on the record when the drum beat goes like this.”
*Strange middle-Eastern woman screeching*
Alllllah oooo weeeeeee aahaaaaa eeeeunnnngh zeeee waaaayy eeeeeeeeee iiiiiiiii oooooo a ei ou
'Ol Mac Donald had a farm e i e O!
Or something like that 😂
You know it.Go with it!
@@JohannGambolputty22 No.That's Hindi.
Peggy Franzen, so Asian. Got it.
I feel this song was ahead of its time. It was like a bridge into the new era of music
Big time 🔥🏆
@Pop-Actor This was new sounds when it came out in 87. And it holds up pretty good compared to the crap that's released and get popular these days. You have to go deep underground to find good electronic music.
@Pop-Actor You kinda misread me. I said todays POP music is crap, not all music. Huge difference. A lot of great stuff being made the last 10 years, incl. some of the best "80's" music.
Kinda intro to 90's.
@@jmp01a24 Goa/psy scene saves the face of electronic genre. And of course The Prodigy. But that's not pure electronic anymore. It's more kinda electro-punk-metal. A class of it's own.
The break at 2:42 will go down as the greatest break of all time! I had just graduated high school in 1986 and when this came out a year later I listened to it for two months continuous. MARRS needs women, and I need MARRS.
I miss these days thank goodness we all still have our music...❤
For those who don’t know, the group behind this classic is a combination of members from Colourbox, an influential 80s EDM group, as well as A.R. Kane, an experimental rock act who pioneered dream pop/shoegaze. Both groups are amazing and I highly suggest checking them out if you haven’t already!!!
Could have sworn I first heard this in Chicago circa 1985.
@@JimBrauer there's a few samples in there I believe. Not surprising it sounds familiar.
This is the first "techno" song (for lack of a better term) that I ever heard as a kid.
@@JimBrauer released in 1987 and it was a pretty strong influence on house music, so that wouldn’t surprise me
@@benjamink7105 EDM is probably a better term for it than techno, but that’s splitting hairs
What an amazing music composition...it's more then a song it's art...I can listen to this everyday..
Yes it's audio art!
Actually a ripoff from Eric B and Rakim…
The song was truly a cultural moment. A brand new sound that blew everybody away and made us all dance no matter where we were standing at the time
1987: Great song!
2023: Love this!
2087: Play it again!
2024!
@@Yazdonsmom High five
@@cdevidal when is the next optimal elect time for launch for marrs?
This song is still as awesome as it was in 1987!
Hi. Greetings from New York. How are you doing. Hope you are fine and staying safe out there. Where are you watching from?
@@ericharrison7 Outer space
Timeless...I thought I was listening to a song from 1997!
I am now awaiting re-entry😊
@@jkvelasquez84this song was heard in an early 1988 episode from a sitcom called A Different World.
I was 15 years old in 1987. It is such a magical sounding song.
The video is pretty good too.
The centrifugalforce machine looks cool.
i was 14....
As a child in the late 80s, this song made me feel that the future looked really good with this masterpiece... Fast cars and open roads, astronauts, space explorations, new frontiers, awesome dance music and sampling... and above all, that teenie bit of Lebanese folklore music electronically sampled towards the end, with Dunya Yunis singing "Abu Zeluf"... This made my childhood, each time Pump Up the Volume was played at our house parties! Loving it and sighing for my childhood with all this nostalgia... ❤
Who still pumpin in 2020!
i from north italy !!!
Sure I still have it on my playlist.
I've been listening to this since the 80s ..
Bitcoin 🙌😎
IAM still pumping up the volume
Im still listening to this song in 2023, and I'm not ashamed to admit it! I love the way it makes me feel, and it always brings back good memories. I'm glad that there are other people out there who still appreciate good music, even if it's from a different generation.
Why would you be ashamed? 🤨
When i pull this 1 out, i can still pull a swo motion reverse slam bunk 4rom le half way line on a basketball getaway travelling free pass, collect 6 million AU$. Kind ov make's M Jodan's slomoe NIKE add look like BUSH2's moment" It's a size 10 shoe" 4 me. LOL
Same here! August 2023, and this song hits as hard as when it first came out - and just like any of the other acts from the 80s, they have their own sound - no one else sounds like them, which just made the song even more memorable. Here's to the 80s - quite possibly the greatest decade of music we're likely to encounter, especially at our age!
Same here. The song was ahead of its time.
no1 is ashamed to admit it. we're all proud. This is better than anything today
I'm French and I was 13 at 1987 and still listening it 2019 Love from Normandy ❤
J'avais 20 ans man !
moi j'en avais 15 et ce fut une révélation !!! Now 48 very soon.... Cheers from Montpellier
17 ans .... sans expiration
Was also 13 in 1987
Same! We are 50 now!!!
A timeless peace of art. Respect from Greece.
*piece
A timless peace ov art that get's no respect for benzeen mass murduring faggot's\poof's\gay's who enjoy DEmokratic Greese fun. Now that Egipt is back as a Demokracee in fresh water\milk all us straight type's can show RESPECT. Cool sonmg + iff u have CCard.
Never ceased to amaze me the cross-over potential this track had - dance, alternative, underground, rock, hip hop clubs everywhere played this track.
This record kicked off a whole new dance scene.
I was a child who loved all things about space when I saw this video and it blew my mind right away! Now I'm an aging metalhead who doesn't have a particular interest in electronic music, yet I still listen to this masterpiece with great joy.
You could still study mathematics, and physics to accomplish your goal.Why not? What do you have to lose?
There is no limitation on your enjoyment of art. You can love van dykes paintings and also Renoir. I say, you have great taste in music. This song is very important. It heralded house music, trance music, electronica.
Eu amo ❤
This late 80's classic song was so ahead of its time.
this song never get old
Mark Parker. No, it doesn’t. Was used in the movie “Climax” which i saw yesterday.
Absolutely not!
I still have the 7" vinyl. One of these tracks that inspired me to make electronic music. Another one in this period was "19" by Paul Hardcastle.
Amazing track, I have two different 7" and also the maxi 12".Ahead of their time 🔝
Eyy one of my uncle's also had it, idk where it went tho
@@massimilianodimagno7345 Not even an honorable mention of Electric Avenue? ☹️
I love that one, too.
"Whose average age was 19". Yep, another classic.
I was 14 when this came out. I loved dancing around my bedroom to this song. It was part of my dance mix cassette tape. I still dance around to it. 😁
did the same..
What’s a cassette? Lol I’m from 81
violetsun9
i was -22 in 1987. I'm 15 now and i still love it...
1987, I miss the good old days :)
I remember this song as it was yesterday, still great in 2017...
Shell-Martijn brings back lots of good memories for me too! Brilliant songs from this era🙂🙂
My Self Thank you :)
9 at the time.
I was 23. Brilliant stuff - seduced me to house/electronic music forever!
I was 9 and starting to get into metal. But it was MARRS, Bomb The Bass, Cold Cut etc that put me on the right track. Acid House blew up in the UK the next year and I've been hooked on bleeps, breaks and bass ever since.
Yuri Gagarin . El primer 👏👏👏💪
This tune still slaps till this day and always will 🤌🏼🥰2022
Absolutely! This track remains timeless, exuding a perpetual freshness that transcends any specific era or timeline when it graces your ears.
Classic 80's song. Tell me someone who doesn't remember this song. Very memorable track.
32 years jesus where does time go still sounds good to me 55 now listening with headphones on lol old timer remembering his 20s haha
I refuse to be as old as my body feels and determined to feel as young as my brain still thinks it is!
@ pppP#@
52 here. still listening. :)
52 and still Jammin. We were the lucky ones. San Fran in my early ,20's. Palladium, Holy Cow, south market.dirty as hell like my home town, 4#nd street. Where did the time go?????????
@ Pappa
Released 33 years ago today, 3 August 1987, featuring an estimated 250 samples.
🤘🤘🤘🤘
I even remember where I bought it...W.H. Smith.!!! Ha! Classic.
This is important history!
Remember it like it was yesterday
I was 14 years old
@@gondy5936 1111
Wow didnt realize that old
When I finally meet my one true love, I will say one very special thing to her:
PUT THE NEEDLE ON THE RECORD.
My God, when the BIG speakers came out in the mid80s, this was thumping. The whole block felt that bassline....2022 here, stopped by for a flashback....put the needle on the record....
Hi. Greetings from New York. How are you doing. Hope you are fine and staying safe out there. Where are you watching from?
P.VS LOL REGARDS DJ SMIDNIGHTCALLER
I still love this, the sound effects are unbelievable
unbelievable.I was thinking too.
I was a teenager in the '80s and they used to play this at the skating rink and it was AMAZING to see everyone get hyped up and fill the rink when this song came! on.
Hi. Greetings from New York. How are you doing. Hope you are fine and staying safe out there. Where are you watching from?
Went through the same kind of thing at Maskells Roller skating area in Newport South Wales. Was amazing days along with the Cookie crew and many other early dance acts.
I was 86 when this first came out, still rocking to it today!
Qualidy
Hands down the best Dance song EVER!!! Still loving this in 2022!
Great tune, grew up loving this. RIP Steven Young.
I remember when this song came out. It was pretty damn rad, still is.
When it comes on the radio, it NEVER gets changed.
“put the needle on the record”
When the DJs played it at the clubs, the dance floors and dancing platforms would fill up.
Nothing like the 80s
*sigh*
Only the 90s were that x25 in terms of electronic scene. Late 80s electronics is just the 90s beginnings.
It's a shame this classic wasnt created yet at the time they put then gold LP records on Voyager. Can imagine some alien species "putting the needle on the record" and thinking "damn, we might be able to travel through wormholes, but these earth beings surpass us just by this beat"!
The spaceships Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 since then ( 1987) went out of the solar system. I remember the first photos from planet Uranus at the end of 1985. Photos of Uranus appear in this video.
The spaceships Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 since then ( 1987) went out of the solar system. I remember the first photos from planet Uranus at the end of 1985. Photos of Uranus appear in this video.
This song stole the bass line from Delilah by Newsky Prospekt
This track was the beginning of everything
Sigh. I miss the summer of 1987. I wish I could time travel back for one day
or more
back when they had kiss in the park, before summer Jam.
I would stay there😁
Yeah I'm gonna travel back and hang out with my mates in the park. Until the police come and arrest the dodgy looking 40 something guy on a BMX of course.
Nah, Edward. Not for one day. If you had the power of time travel, then you time travel back to the summer of 1987 for the entire summer and max that shit out!!
Oh, and don't forget to give me next week's winning Mega Millions numbers! Thanks!!
This has got to be one of the most important pieces of music ever.
for sure... xD 😎
I like all kinds of music. This one I like dancing along with.😁👣
😁
Did this break before or after Eric B & Rakim?
Absolutely top 100.
65 years around the sun and I have heard 3 wonderful lengths of this piece of history. 2 of these have different lyrics in the chorus... the longest has both of the 2 different chorus lines. Love all of them and thanks to everyone who makes them available.
In the 80´s i recorded this in a cassette from a Radio!!! great memories, cool drums
This song is more than a song.
It’s a piece of dna for my generation.
This track has changed the course of our lives just like the music industry.
@James Hodson You are certainly not enjoying it when you think about grammar rules mate, everyone can understand what I mean by that, just get a life...
@@The_Common_Potato lool
3:00 to 3:16 is sampled from a song from 1976 called The Jam by Graham Central Station.👍
This is when LL Cool J was cool and MC Hammer was in. Love and miss the 80's, shit back then really wasn't crazy after all. Unlike it is today, the 80's was chill, *"do u know what I am saying"*
Wonderfully crafted song.... and a great hommage to all space missions.
absolute gem. i am still in awe every time i hear it.
Ahh, I'm a young buck in 8th/9th grade when this came out, 52 today and STILL LOVE THIS SONG. Thanks for the memories!!
It still sounds great in 2022.
Master piece of electronic music
this was an awesome song to dance to in the 80s if you were at a club or a party, was all about the bass.
It still is!!!!!!
Wasn't it house music?
This entire song is built around a single recurring ominous base note played on the piano.
After 33 years still a great tune.... And sooo many memories
I wish we could of got stuck in the 80's i hate getting old
I miss my mix tapes and my giant boom box. I remember being up all night with my finger on the record pause button waiting for the perfect song. 😢
I feel ya, old as hell and feeling it but i got this music to keep my heart young and my memories fresh...👍
@@ironballsmcginty1009 Fun times.
Mustang shelby 80s or 90s will do. xxx
ROFL! You’re OLD? Our music was the 60s/70s (and way better btw). And I am not old yet! Don’t plan to get that way for a long time. You’re only old if you think you are, kiddies.
Questa canzone è stata una delle canzoni più belle di quel periodo,rimasta in classifica non so per quante settimane....una forza❤❤😊
Jajaja esta la baile en las discotecas en los 80s y mi mente no paraba de disfrutarla. Y lo mismo pasa ahora.
Put the needle on the record...
2018 and still rocking
House music never die.....
adriano dondi - Because no one can put us down cos we keep it underground.
Who is still Pumping up the Volume in 2019?? Never gets old!
check it out!
Check ir Out Rockaway Beach!Bach Boys at Sea Guard...
nobody
Feel like dancer
Here!!!
Such a cool video too. Retro cosmonaut chic!
Way back when, when personal computers were a relatively new thing, people did demos that showed off the graphic and sound capability of your computer. The best demo for the Atari used Pump Up the Jam for the music. I watched it a lot. ;)
Of course the home computer graphics that are actually in this video are from a BBC computer...2:26 - they're playing Elite in the background
Xmas Eve 2019...Pump it UP brothers and sisters, this track is 32 years old and still going stronggggg
Как глоток свежего воздуха !!! Помню .слушаю.!!!!Спасибо !!!
Their goes Voyages 1 and 2.Oh, well...
I remember seeing this clip on MTV, when it still was a music channel, instead of a slop reality dump like it is today. It was also turned in the local disco (that's what we called nightclubs back then) at a very good volume and bass sounds. Loved it! Still do.
A masterpiece ❤️🤟😎🇸🇻
la nueva generación de hoy en día jamás podrá superar estos exitazos por más tecnología que tengamos estas canciones son únicas y siempre lo serán..
De seguro te recuerdan los carnavales de la 22 de Abril soya