First Time Reaction Bucks Fizz The Land OF Make Believe (SIZZLE or FIZZLE?!?) | Dereck Reacts
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Hi all welcome back to another video Dereck Reacts back at it again! This time around we take a look at another PATREON request with a first time reaction to Bucks Fizz and the song " The Land of Make Believe." This 80s song features lots of harmonies and decent chorus, with a lot of cheesy moments. Safe to say it didn't age to well. See it now!
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Making your Mind Up would be their biggest hit because of the Eurovision as they won in 1981 for the UK. This song would be on the back of their success in Eurovision
The Land of Make Believe was their biggest selling single, MYMU was a close second!
They were such a brilliant band and you should also listen to My Camera Never Lies, If You Can’t Stand The Heat, London Town, Rules of The Game & Making Your Mind Up (where it all started for them as the winners of the Eurovision for the U.K. !)
Letting you know that I shamelessly copied your songs so I could also comment that Dereck should react to them. You have great taste in Bucks Fizz tracks.
@@DarkAngel459 (MASSIVE HUGS) !!! Thanks a million !!!. I’d do the same as you if it ain’t broke don’t try to fizz or fix it ! Hehehehehehehe xxxxxxx 🐾🐾❤️❤️🏴🎷🎶🎵🎼🌈🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🥃🥃🥃🥃👅👅🙏🏼🙏🏼NMHRK NMHRK
It was released for Christmas 81, then managed to get to Number 1 in January 82 here in the UK.
You might be thinking of the group Steps. But I could be wrong. This group was my sister's favourite group. Boy, this song haunts me now. She used to play it endlessly.
Mike Nolan, one of the guys suffered a serious head injury whilst they were on a tour bus... Fortunately he made a great recovery although still has memory issues sometimes when they perform
This was a huge hit in the UK. You had to be there. We were hoping they would be the 80s version of ABBA. I had a huge crush on Mike Nolan!
This was over 40 years ago, back then videos were pretty new and they never gave bands a big budget, it wasn't until a few years later when the likes of Duran Duran and Michael Jackson started making expensive videos that record companies realized the potential and started funding them.
I used to hate this .. but as time has gone on I have learned to love it ... my favourite Bucks Fizz songs are I Hear Talk, You And Your Heart So Blue and New Beginning (Mamba Seyra)
Absolutely adored this as a kid, case of right song, right time - can't really escape it, it just fills me with joy. Very nostalgic for me, but can totally see how it doesn't work if you're only hearing it now as an adult - it IS the purest cheese.
Took the words right out of my mouth. Makes me smile and takes me right back to childhood every time. Cheese - but it's truly great.
I love this one, even housework gets more fun while listening to it, singing along and bouncing your hips while wearing an apron
This knocked Human League's - Don't You Want Me Baby off number 1 in the UK.
I LOVE Bucks Fizz you should look at
My Camera Never Lies,
New Beginning &
Heart Of Stone
Finally Finally Finally you got to the one of the best bands of the 80s. Check out their other hits like My Camera Never lies, One of those nights, Now those days are gone, When we were young, London Town, Rules of the Game, Run for your life, If you can't stand the neat, New Beginning, I Hear Talk, Talking in your sleep....
It is cheesy but makes me warm inside because it was a more innocent time. I think the U.K. still enjoys a great slab of cheese today. The writers of this song went on to write Think Twice for Celine Dion.
Late to this reaction, but Celine Dion covered this!
I've always like "New Beginnings" by Bucks Fizz has that Mad Max kind of vibe to it 😎
Me too, so amazing even though Jay was gone by then!
they are one of the best bands. I love so many of their brilliant songs ❤
It's a rather forgotten track from the early 80s, but I really like it.
you should react to their song 'New Beginning'... the video isn't on youtube (not a great quality upload anyway) but still so worth a listen, it's a great track.
I remember Cher sang Heart of Stone, a song Bucks Fizz recorded.
Love it - They where massive in the 80s with some great tracks - brilliant 🤩
In my opinion their best one is "when we were young" ! Number 1 in UK ! With that song they touched the "ABBA" level....
When We Were Young only got to number 10 in the UK
@@euronick61 That's right.But still a good song.I liked"Golden Days" single and its kinda artistic video.They got 3 other No1s though: My Camera never lies/Making your mind up/and this one.Their first 3 albums were also good.
They didn’t touch abba level
@@lisacrane3143Both TLOMB and "When we were young"are really very good ones.I remember at the time even critics were also very positive on the beautiful "weirdness" of WWWY.But yes Lisa, Abba is Abba.Time proved nobody can touch them in their field!
'Perfect pop' and boy they had lots of hits 3 UK number 1's and big across Europe etc, my favourite is 'When we were young' great track which I think you might like Dereck give it a listen plus New Beginnings another great track.
The story of the song is quite interesting: when after the Eurovision (despite the success) they got every "goods" in their neck from the music scene the band and its creators felt they needed some stronger new material to avoid the 'one-hit-wonder' stamp. The first album and its singles didn't achieve the desired success and attention so they choose another direction; they already hired Peter Sinfield the former lyricist of King Crimson and Emerson, Lake & Palmer (and producer of the 1st Roxy Music album) who was famous of his darker, more adult and sometimes heavily symbolic lyrics and - after they heard his two contribution from The 1st Album and they seemed to work - asked him to write some more shiftier stuff for the next run. Sinfield took it serious as always and this song is a very good example for it: though it sounds like a childish contemporary pop jingle he used eerie tropes and hid creepy tones between the lines about the wild capitalistic economy and politics of the Thatcher-era and its effects to the people who try to refuge to escapism.
The tactics worked: the band almost got the Christmas No.1. status on the British Singles Chart (of course the 'Don't You Want Me' was stronger, by the way the Human League singer Phil Oakey was a fan of the band) and some of the earlier critics revised their opinions - Bob Geldof (one of the most harsh mockers) personally expressed his liking of the song to them. The success also turned on the band's 'car', for a few years the Top 10 attendance was insured for their singles (my personal fav is 'When We Were Young')
An absolute classic!
Good reaction Dereck. The fourth single by Bucks Fizz, 'The Land of Make Believe' is quite a polarizing song, love it or hate it. It was released just when Electronica pop was becoming popular. Initially Mike Nolan hated the song and said to Andy Hill (the groups creator) that if released it would finish them off as a band but when he heard the tracks that had already been recorded by Cheryl & Jay he changed his mind and it became their biggest selling single. Their second hit, 'Piece of the Action' got to number 12. Andy can be heard on many of their songs too. Their third single 'One of Those Nights', floundered at number 20, the week previously it had actually dropped in the UK charts and I suspect that everyone thought that was the end of their career. After 'The Land of Make Believe' came 'My Camera Never Lies', which had a more 'grown up' feel to it and was praised for it's structure, lyrics and vocals by music critics. The video is much better and you could see that RCA had thrown money at it. Try and guess all the film titles in it spread throughout. Gone with the Wind and The Wizard of Oz are the most notable ones. Moving on, in 2004 Andy Hill had purchased Nytimber Vineyards, a kind of British Champaign, which did rather well and he hadn't worked in the music industry for a while so was disposing of his studio and all the master tapes which were stored in an old barn. (Elkie Brooks, Nazereth, Cliff Richard etc) A friend of mine, Dean Murphy had been a session drummer with Sony Music (who RCA/BMG had sold the rights too) and knew Mike Nolan and Andy Hill, having worked with Mike in one of the various incarnations of 'Bucks Fizz'. Andy called him and invited him to Nytimber to go through the tapes and take what he wanted as everything was going to landfill. On his first visit Dean found unreleased tracks and extended versions of tracks that had never been released. He invited me down to the second visit and we went through everything and took what we could back to London in my car but we had to leave 90% of the masters there. We made arrangements to go back and hire a van (a bloody big one) a few weeks later, which we did and took all the original 24 track master tapes and the original production masters that we found. Andy also gave us his original 1/4" and 1/2" tape machines. In and amongst were a couple of tracks that had long been rumoured about but no one had ever heard - 'I Used to Love the Radio' - a song about a post nuclear war society and Jay Aston's version of 'Oh Suzanne' which appeared on their Greatest Hits album but was never released as a single and featured Cheryl on lead vocal. in 1982 Andy had enlisted Pete Sinfield and their second album 'Are You Ready' took a different approach, less fluffy pop and more serious lyrics. I do believe that the group were not happy with the direction the writing was going so they returned back to the pop sound for their third album 'Hand Cut'. In 1983 Andy started to utilise other writers like Frank Musker Warren Harry (later Bacall) Dominic Bugatti, and even covered a Nik Kershaw track, 'She Cries'. The original multi track had more vocals on than the album version as by this time Bobby G was exerting his influence in production, often taking out the other members vocals. Jay was supposed to have lead vocal on a track called 'Indebted to You' (which was written for her) from their fourth studio album with RCA, called 'I Hear Talk' but Bobby re-recorded the vocals so he was lead singer. In 2005 I became an Executive Producer and myself Dean and a good friend of ours Alan Conner worked with Sony and released their first four studio albums in extended and remastered format. We also released 'The Lost Masters' a collection of unreleased tracks that were different to the original versions. Prior to this came 'The Ultimate Anthology' featuring all 20 singles and extended versions. Then came 'Up Until Now' featuring vocals from previous band member Shelley Preston who replaced Jay in 1985, and some remixes that we did in our studio. 'Lost Masters 2' followed along with 'The Platinum Collection' featuring their time with RCA. As the band had signed up with Polydor in 1985 we could not licence the tracks from that era. Polydor did agree to rerelease 'Writing on the Wall' in a double CD along with 'Lost Masters 3' which featured some unreleased solo material from Bobby and Shelley. Dean had to retire from the music industry a fair few years ago. .
I have virtually all their multi tracks and production masters (all 400+ of them) in my garage.
My suggestions for the ones to review (if you want to) are -
The RCA years with Videos
Now Those Days Are Gone
Rules of the Game
Talking in your Sleep (Cover of The Romantics but with a much harder feel)
I Hear Talk (This became a underground success in the American gay clubs having been remixed from the extended version by club DJ's at the time but never released in the US)
You and Your Heart so Blue
Heart of Stone (Later covered by Cher)
The Polydor Years with Videos
New Beginning (Cover of a Force8/The Dooleys track)
Love the One You're With (Cover of Crosby Stills and Nash)
In 2018 (now rebranded as The Fizz, minus Bobby G) started to work with Mike Stock of Stock, Aitkin and Waterman fame (Dead or Alive, Rick Astley, Kylie Minogue) and released a new album which got to number 25 in the UK album charts called The F- Z of Pop (F to Z)
Suggested reviews with Videos are
Dancing in the Rain
Amen
In 2020 they released a second album, Smoke and Mirrors which is a nod to the music industry and all its shallowness.
Suggested reviews with videos are
Winning Ways
The World we Left Behind
T.O.T.P.
And one without, but I could definitely see The Dixie Chicks covering
Second to None.
That's all for now, but thanks for the review.
I LOVED this song when I was little, such sweet memories. Try ‘My Camera Never Lies’
Its a brilliant tune, love it!
These were so underrated at the time. Please react to When we were young, has the best bridge in any song of the 80's
It was an instant catcher for me and also for the record buying public those days.Good decent tune with many good hooks.And rocketed quite quickly at the top that year dethroning Human League's "Don't you want me" off the No1 spot .The video might seem kinda "messy" but the song is great for me.They sometimes sounded like "overproduced" but that was quite trendy at those times.I was expecting him to like it though.Some other good ones; Easy Love/Making your mind up/Piece of the action/One of those nights/Talking in your sleep/Run for your life/When we were young/If you cant stand the heat.Jay Aston was considered a real sex bomb in the UK pop scene according to the music press at the time which was also very positive on them at the time and considered them cool btw. .P.S."Play it again" Dereck.It may grow on you.It's such a good song, a real '80s classic.
I remember having a similar reaction to you, Dereck when I first heard this on its release .. It was pretty much, meh .. But for some reason it seemed to get stuck in my head and it wouldn't go away ,. I found myself liking it against my will ! .. Check out their "Making Your Mind Up" ( A Eurovision winner ) or "A Piece of the Action" for some very catchy pop songs .. Cheers, Wayne
Indeed, grows and after a few times I became addicted..
Ah I love the Fizz. New Beginning is a belter of a song...
Maybe the most under rated of my favorite all time groups
Catchy little thing 👍🏻👍🏻🎉
I love this song, it’s so of its time and it’s a memory of great times at family parties. On the ABBA comparison, are you referring to Tight Fight? Haven’t read the previous comments, so this may have already been raised.
Brotherhood of men - that's the first band coming up to my mind when it is mentioned to copy ABBA-esquality.
This was a uk number 1 , as others below have mentioned …New Beginnings…is a banger but they had plenty of other hits.
still better than today's crap
It’s sizzle for me. I love Bucks Fizz. Very catchy U.K. Number One. Love your reactions. Time you did Tiger by ABBA.
Looks like he has forgotten ABBA!!
@@mariaJ3105 hope not, to be fair he hadn’t got too many ABBA songs left to do, mainly from the first 3 albums. He’s spacing them out 🙂
They were a EUROVISION group winning 81 and still going today
This song was written by Andy Hill as a thinly veiled dig at Margaret Thatcher, who was British PM at the time. Member Mike Nolan told the songwriter that if they released it, it would be the end of the band. It remains their biggest hit! Btw, this was 1981... you wasn't going to get a $5 million budget.
Maybe you could try "I Hear Talk", "You And Your Heart So Blue" or "Easy Love" (European Version) from Bucks Fizz. There's another British band called Dollar, which had some 80s hits like "Videotheque", "Shooting Star", "Hand Held in Black and White" or "Give me Back my Heart". Maybe you could try one/some of those too.
This song was massive in the u.k. and Europe ...it came out around the end of 1981 but seemed to gain more traction in 1982 ..I was 8 yrs old when this song came out and for some reason this track more than any other takes me right back to my childhood ...amazing song..1:00 this is actually the first release music video (1981)...they made another video for the song in 1982 ..the 82 video is better in my opinion
Love it
the best song is "new beginning". please watch this song
Love 'Land Of Make Believe,' but see why someone might be cool on it. As others have said, I'd love to see a reaction to 'My Camera Never Lies,' 'If You Can’t Stand The Heat,' 'London Town,' 'Rules of The Game' & 'Making Your Mind Up' to see if you like these.
I loved this as an 11 year old child!
Listen to New Beginning by them - amazing 🤩
Ah, now this is the first time I've ever seen/heard anyone react to this song. It's a slice of pure pop from the early 80's. A song I will always associate with the summer of '82, (although, I think it came out a bit earlier than that.) A similar song I instantly think of alongside it is, 'Fantasy Island', by Tight Fit. The same vibe going on.
It's Shizzle!
Always reminds me of Xanadu by Olivia Newton John.
I don't really like your comment: 'what a low budget video'. This was 1981 recorded. Hardly anyone from outside the States had a video. Try to remember that those were different times. This was a great video and for young kids, like myself at that time, a great song.
TLOMB was filmed at White City Swimming Baths in London. Although their second single 'Piece of the Action had a OK video, the next single 'One of Those Nights' didn't have s video at all. After TLOMB became a number 1 million selling single RCA threw a lot on money at the follow up singles, notably My Camera Never Lies, Now Those Days Are Gone, if You Can't Stand The Heat, Run For Your Life. Notable exceptions were When We Were Young and London Town which looked cheap by comparison.
Hi I would really appreciate it if you would react to, From Here to Entity by The Fizz, formally known as Bucks Fizz The Fizz - From Here To Eternity (Official Video).
Below is a little history of the group and singer.
Bucks Fizz star Jay Aston has endured a hellish ordeal over the last few years.
The singer, who rose to fame when the British band won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1981 with 'Making Your Mind Up', has suffered from her own agonising health battles.
Jay was diagnosed with mouth cancer in June 2018, had a gruelling seven-hour operation to remove a section of her tongue and then had it rebuilt using part of her thigh.
They recorder this track on the day Jay was diagnosed with cancer which make it very emotional.
Jay has recovered and is still touring with the group they just played a sell out concert at the 02 arena in London 43 years after winning the Eurovision.
Far the best of them is: shine on..... try that instead!
It still is a great song if you were a kid at the time of the song
This sounded great back when I was 6 the single came with a poster but this is a typical cheesy pop era in UK
If you want ultimate cheese try UK eurovosion entry by Scooch - Flying The Flag..........
the other uk group might be STEPS ?
I never actually saw the video, but I heard the song. It is catchy for sure, the video is weird.
The song is about dreaming.
When We Were Young by Bucks Fizz is a good song
There were only 4 of them, Cheryl Baker, Mike Nolan, Jay Aston & Bobby Gee. Try making your mind up by this group.
Perhaps this was when the band were falling out. I want to sing, l want to sing ect. Soon after this the band were involved in a horrific accident. This resulted in Mike Nolan, the pretty blond one (male) going through the windscreen of the tour bus. The recovery was slow but the band still tour, all be it as two separate bands after lots of keeping lawyers rich. Don't give up on them yet, they were a typical 80's happy band. Eurovision winners.
This was after their success of winning Eurovision, yes they were involved in a coach crash in 1984 during their concert tour where both Cheryl Baker and Mike Nolan went through the windshield where Cheryl Baker still has the scars of the gravel road in her leg and Mike Nolan was close to death and had suffered major brain injury. The only members that can recall that day is Bobby Gee and Jay Aston, yes there were problems because Jay was seeing their Mangers husband at the time that caused tension and also Jay was alot younger than the other three. Time is a great healer and now We have Mike, Cheryl and Jay all making new music with Mike Stock who helped Kylie Minogues career at SAW and now writes songs with The Fizz due to having to change name due to trademark battle with ex member Bobby Gee who owns the name. The song that the girls take centre stage is Can't Stand The Heat, the costumes and choreography for all their songs were created and designed and made by Jay as she was into fashion and went to a dance school.
@@julessherwood It's Bobby G's (Gubby) wife, Heidi Manton, who owns the trademark to the name. I suspect something to do with Bobby's two bankruptcies. Manton was 4 at the time of the Eurovision win. Manton was the 6th in linage along with Amanda Szwarc being the 7th. The several other 'recruits' came and went, only staying with Manton for a year or two. Whilst I am not exactly sure why, a former member hinted that it was due to Manton's constant interference, lack of musical experience including altering the dance routines to something like an amateur kids end-of-the-pier-tat-show, (Manton was a former Red Coat kids entertainer at Butlins) which I can certainly vouch for, (Blackpool with several other forgotten acts like 'The Krankies', an husband and wife 'comedy' act with wife dressing up as a young boy and sitting on husbands knee, unthinkable now) and dressing the men like 'wine waiters' and the girls like old prostitutes! They were also using some cheap Karaoke style backing tracks for most of the songs played over an alleged 'live' band. Over the years their bookings dwindled (not surprising) and they started working with Brotherhood of Man at a few theatre shows. When Cheryl, Mike and Jay went on national live TV with BoM (MYMU and Kisses for Me) BoM stopped working with Manton's poor facsimile. They haven't had any bookable appearance (not that you'd want to) since 2014/15, only Butlins where you had to book for a minimum of three nights in a chalet in 2016 with other unmemorable 'tat show' acts. I believe one gig was actually as a fish and chip restaurant. Their official site hasn't been updated since 2018. Whereas Cheryl, Mike and Jay have had successful Theatre tours and have released several albums, most notably with Mike Stock (Stock, Aitkin & Waterman) Manton's poor facsimile has done nothing. Whenever Eurovision comes around (including this year with the announcement that the UK will hold the 2023 event due to the war in Ukraine) it's always CM&J who get interviewed on mainstream TV, BBC, ITV, SKY etc and are usually named as Bucks Fizz (SKY), never Manton/Gubby Et Al. . I've met Manton a couple of times, once on the Here and Now Arena tours when Cheryl, Mike, Bobby and Shelley Preston who replaced Jay played together under the banner 'The Original Bucks Fizz' despite Preston not being an 'original' member, she did tour and record with them. Manton is instantly dislikeable and, truth is, so is Gubby, met him backstage and he was extremely rude to me and a friend who were putting together the Ultimate Anthology CD with Sony Music from the original production master tapes that had cost us personally £25K to have transferred to digital, but that's another story. Whenever CM&J got a gig Manton would fire off a fax (YES A FAX) threatening to sue the venue for trademark infringement if they were billed as Bucks Fizz. Says it all really.
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This is extremely cheesy but yet so catchy. Has a bit of a children’s tune vibe but so match the lyrics.. A true guilty pleasure… Very young Celine Dion did a French language cover… and musically it fell into the gap between disco and 80‘s synth pop though the arrangement itself was pretty modern with all the electronic beats… Bucks Fizz were not the best vocalists unfortunately… the group was cast for Eurovision 1981 and won for the uk.
You might like "Never Ending Story" by Limahl .
Gracias guapo esto si es una joya 💕💞💕💞❤️😉❤️❤️❤️♥️🙏😘
ATeens and not All-stars.
Bucks Fizz aren't really the calibre of act you seemed to enjoy. They were a fun pop group but I am not surprised you weren't much impressed lol.
please watch Talk Talk - Such a Shame or Life's what you make it or It's my Life - I never saw a Talk Talk Reaction of you until now;-(
It's a virtual nursery rhyme, catchy but not their best effort! All their better stuff came later.
Not overly keen on a lot of their stuff. A few good ones though.
Excelente music...sorry...this is Music...!!
Try New Beginnings.and When we were young..
I’m not sure bucksfizz care about an American opinion you lot don’t get it!
This is very cheesy, not a huge fan. Their winning Eurovision Song Contest song Making Your Mind Up is better. I think this was just trying to cash in on that success. Not sure they stuck around for too long!!!
And the band you are talking about it being like is Steps, but they came a lot later. Can we have more Steps from the 90s please!!!
Recording and touring 1981 to 1985 with RCA, 1986 with Polydor and then back to RCA 1987 to 1988. Cheryl Mike and Shelley since 2004 (Cheryl and Shelley had children in the 90's) to 2009 when Shelley left and Jay re-joined. 2018 saw a new album with Mike Stock from Stock Aitkin & Waterman (think Dead or Alive, Rick Astley and Kylie Minogue), several tours, so in one form or another 41 years. Not bad saying average life of a band is around 5 years.
erm its bloody brilliant !!
I loved this as a kid , remember these are for kids eyes ! It was the 1980s budgets were not big for videos the harmonies are amazing it took me to a different place