WE LOVED THIS!| FIRST TIME HEARING Naked Eye - Always Something There To Remind Me REACTION
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- WE LOVED THIS!| FIRST TIME HEARING Naked Eye - Always Something There To Remind Me REACTION
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If you like this, you'd also appreciate Naked Eyes' "Promises Promises" and The Fixx "One Thing Leads To Another".
Those songs, along with Talking Heads, "Burning Down the House" and several others instantly take me to my childhood.
The Fixx was a very under rated band. They had some great music.
the 12" of Promises Promises is one of my favourites. And some China crisis :-).
Another must of 80's new wave - Kajagoogoo - Too Shy
@@leemcclements8889 I loved The Fixx! They should definitely check them out!
The Fixx - "One Thing Leads To Another", "Saved by Zero" (has that mysterious 80's sound Jordan says he loves), "Red Skies At Night", "Stand or Fall", "Secret Seperation" (is an awesome love song).
Please check them out.
80s British synth pop/new wave version of a 60s classic written by Burt Bacharach and Hal David, originally sung by Dionne Warwick. 💕 Love this!
You are spot on!
Didn’t know that Cool. 😀
Thanks Samuel, I was just going to look up the original singer.
I was in high school when this song was popular, and it was one of my favs from this era. From my older siblings, I also had a good introduction of music from the 70s and was also introduced to the Beatles. I was surprised to learn just in the last few years that this was actually a remake. Surprised, I never knew this wasn't the original.
Warwick's version wasn't released as a single and was just an album track. The best known 60s version is by Sandie Shaw.
If you're a senior citizen like my self you remember the Dionne Warwick version from 1967.
Promises Promises is another great song from them, two of my favorite songs 💖🙌💖
Yes! This group is definitely New Wave. They had 4 Top 40 hits in the early 80's.
What are the other 3 'hits' they had?
I consider it "techno pop"; new wave was more like the post punk that came out between 1978-'81
If they had Top 40 hits they would be considered Top 40. They definitely weren't New wave.
Their sound was definitely New Wave, regardless of where they were on the charts.
When this came out in the '80's, it was considered New Wave. I loved this song in high school!
That's exactly what makes the 80's so excited in music. Bands sounds different even all were rock bands. The music had so many different variations: soft rock, hard rock, metal, heavy metal, trash, pop, punk, power ballads, R & B, New wave. 80's was the decade when bands were creating music all the time. So many bands born in this decade. It was a privelege for me to be a college young man and experienced all i mentioned. It was so much fun. There concerts everywhere. My favorite were all those covers' bands at summer festivals at the Beach. Awesome!!!!
“Promises, Promises” is not only the greatest Naked Eyes recording, it may be one of the greatest pop recordings of the 1980s. Also check out their third Top 40 hit, “When The Lights Go Out.”
This song was written by Hal & Bacharach and originally done by Dionne Warwick in 1968, hers is a great version also.
Yeah , a Bacharach song is hard to screw up.
Sandy Shaw. 1964
I've listened to this song ever since it came out in the early 80s all these years and just recently discovered what you commented about it being an old Warwick song. I couldn't believe it.
I sold my 3,000 plus record collection last year and they did not want my Dionne Warwick or Joan Armatrading albums and CDs. How disrespectful.
@@chrisoakley5830 and "Tainted Love" was originally Gloria Jones
NAKED EYES "PROMISES PROMISES" is my favorite song from them ❤️
👍
Mine too!
Word.
Yessssssss agreed! Same here.
It's their best song in my opinion.
Heart and Soul - T’Pau. J/A, this is another top 5 80s banger with awesome harmonies and great synth and guitar! New group and love to see you react to them. Keep on doing great reactions and thank you!
Sex talking by T'Pau is a belter.
That's a great, kinda obscure track. One of my faves.
I've requested T'Pau a few times now - but haven't caught their attention yet. Would LOVE to hear this one and China in Your Hand.
I 2nd - Heart & Soul! ♥
China in Your Hand was my favourite.
Another great 1980s hit by Naked Eyes is "Promises, Promises."
I love that song!
hell yeah!
Great song.
I forgot about "Promises, Promises!"
Highly recommend, Naked Eyes - "Promises Promises", very cool guitar work in it.
Love that song too!
Agreed!
Rob; "There are so many sounds great n the 80's"
Amber: "Fer sure."- also an 80s term. She's brilliant!!
Totally bitchin, fer sure
LOVE THE DRUMS IN THIS SONG
Not done by Naked Eyes, but you two should do: The Promise, by When In Rome!! (If you haven't already.) 🙂
Great recommendation! Love that song and still listen to it regularly.
Agreed!!!
Wife here..Agree 100!!
Love “The Promise”! Great recommendation!
Great song that aged very well. Better today than then.
Originally done as a demo by Dionne Warwick in 1963, this song first chanted by Lou Johnson in the summer of 1964, Sandi Shaw's version reached No. 1 in the UK in November 1964 and was the first version of the song I heard. It charted in other countries too but only reached No. 52 in the US. (Johnson's reached No. 49). R.B. Greaves recorded the song in 1970 and it reached No 27 on the music charts. It was 20 years after the song was composed that Naked Eyes did their version, which made the top 10 in the US!
The song was written by Burt Bacharach, who wrote a lot of songs for Dionne Warwick in the 1960s.
@@LaptopLarry330 You omitted Hal David who wrote the words.
Huh...Today I Learned
@@mattyboy8270 Thanks for the information.
I worked at a record store for a few years, I feel the New Wave period was 1980 to around 1984 then it started evolving
Definitely New Wave and a seriously great example of 80s synths.
Came out my sophomore year of high school. Love all my 80s music but this is one of a handful of songs that when I hear it am transported back to very specific times and places. Weird because at the time it came out it wasn't especially important but now it just seems to quintessentially represent that time.
First time I drove a car by myself, this was playing on the radio.
I get that feeling evertime I hear a song from the 80's decade. Great times!
@Tracy Jorgensen 86
Oh this takes me back! I was in high school and jamming this in the car...good times.
I love this 80s song!!!
For Female Friday try listening to "The Motels" ONLY THE LONELY
"Suddenly Last Summer" is another great one by The Motels.
Amber- This!!
Any Motels! Porn Reggae!
Yes!
Or Suddenly Last Summer
Having experienced the whole decade, i do think of this as New Wave.
I love how much you guys have grown to love the music of that time.
The sentiment in the song is even more intense when your life partner is taken from you against their will. Everywhere you go that you've been before with them, all you can think of is the times when that person was there with you.
Just out of curiosity, has anyone suggested Human League? They were also a great 80s group with quite a few songs. Or how about Roxy Music?
Roxy Music More Than This or Avalon. Plus Phil Oakley from Human League, Together in Electric Dreams.
The entire song was recorded on keyboards, along with programmed drums. This was synth-pop at its best!
As I recall Human League what's the first all electronic band with a major hit oh, don't you want me baby
@@brentfreeland5834 yes, there were tons of artists doing that back in the day. I'm just remembering Tainted Love by Soft Cell off the top of my head.
Brent Freeland The System might not have been really popular but they were also one of the first.
Pure 80s New Wave fire! Great pick! 🔥🤙
yes, this is new wave sound. mostly british bands of the eighties.
Wife here..Takes me right back to 3rd grade..Huge 80's hit...Hey Jay.."Indie is a great way to put it"!!..Yes Ms.Amber PERFECT example of 80's "New Wave" Pop Rock!!!.Thank you for the insightful review as always..!!
A big hit from the early 80s, another high school fave. I bought the .45 and played it over and over. 😀
A great eighties band ! I love this song and their song, “Promises, Promises”! They were part of the New Wave of British artist to come over in the eighties, the second British Invasion (the first being The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, etc in the sixties)! I love that the eighties had so many artists with different styles and sounds and you could love a bit of everything! I miss that!❤️❤️
Yes, they were considered New Wave! 👍
Can't think of the 80s without this Naked Eye song, it just has be included in any 80s lineup.
They had another hit "Promises, Promises" which I think is even better.
I used to jam this song on my headphones when I was 13 years old! I'll never forget my mom thinking that it was Paul McCartney. I told her no the group was Naked Eyes. Now that I'm older, I can hear some of that sound that would remind you of Paul McCartney. Those were the best days ♥️ My favorite is "Promise". I always considered this new wave music because it come out of Britain. The second British Invasion of the 80s was amazing.
You are absolutely correct! This was part of the "New Wave" sound from the 80's. Heavy synth sound. Some people immediately loved it. Some of us old "rockers" from the 70's immediately hated it. Now days I look back on it fondly, though. Good call.
You guys have already hit some of the classic 80s New Wave Hits (TAINTED LOVE, TAKE ON ME, I MELT WITH YOU) along with this one, but some others in the same vein to give you a real flavour of the 80s (that you haven't reacted to yet... I think):
THE DREAM ACADEMY - Life in a Northern Town
ANIMOTION - Obsession
NENA - 99 Luft Balloons
T'PAU - Heart and Soul
PETER SCHILLING - Major Tom
XTC - Dear God
Love Life in a Northern Town
Good list
Love your list! “Life in a Northern Town” is so good to sing along to. 🎵
And I used to know all the words to “99 Luftballons.” It came out while I was taking German in high school.
Awesome list.
For that wave 80's sound from Naked Eyes "Promises Promises" for sure. Here are some 80's wave artist that had big hits: Simple Minds, ABC, Wang Chung, Tears for Fears, Crowded House, Mr. Mister, The Fixx, The Pet Shop Boys, A-Ha, Mike & the Mechanics, Baltimora and Animotion.
This song was part of the new wave of music from British bands that was popular in Canada and the US in the 1980's. In Canada British music was as popular as it was in the 1960's. This song was more pop-y than some of the harder core new wave but still very much new wave.
This is the early 80's New Wave. These British bands were some of the best. Synth sounds are heavenly
Dionne Warwick did this song back in about 1967 it’s a great version, this one by naked eye is great as well.
This is one of my favorite songs that came out when I was in high school and I NEVER KNEW that Dionne did it first!!!! Coincidentally just found out yesterday when my wife was playing some old Dionne Warwick songs! 🤯🤯🤯
Yes! It's considered New Wave! A Flock of Seagulls has a great song called Space Age Love Song that is early New Wave. You guys will like this song. ❤
As you mentioned Jay there were so many different sounds to the 80's I think record companies were a lot more receptive then. MTV was huge and any video with massive airplay helped album sales.
The instrument you are referring to is a keyboard and usually mixed with synthesizer. Many of the 80s bands were big on this instrument because they were so versatile in incorporating all those different sounds you love from the era. Brit pop especially loved using this! Check out the Pet Shop Boys “It’s a Sin”
I loved this song from the first time I heard it back in the 80s. They had some other top 40 hits, but this is their flagship. Good reaction guys.
I sang "Promises, Promises" in a cover band years a go. The early 1980s had New Wave (Dance)and the New Romantic (Ballad) movements, Punk and Ska were creeping in and Rap was displacing Funk. Cool times.
This song is Burt Bacharach and Hal David song originally recorded as a demo by Dionne Warwick in 1963. Naked Eyes recorded it some 20 years later. Dionne Warwick covered the song in the 60's after several artist's recorded the song. Love her version too. Warwick took 15 Bacharach/David songs into the Top 40. "Walk On By" and "I Say a Little Prayer," "Anyone Who Had a Heart" "What The World Needs Now Is Love" "Do You Know The Way To San Jose" & so many others. (Theme From) Valley of the Dolls 1968 Film '''not written by Bacharach, but Produced.
For more 80’s classics try Kids in America by Kim Wilde,Mirror in the Bathroom by The English Beat, Cars by Gary Numan , and Turning Japanese by The Vapors! 🎸🎷🥁🎹🎼🎧🔥
Kids in America is straight-up 80s!
Love all those songs, George! Great suggestions!
“Cars” by Gary Neumann (?) is very eclectic sounding. New Wave-synth pop, with an interesting video.
@@lynnhettrick7588 "The Pleasure Principle " was the 1st album I bought with my own cash. Still have it.
I heard turning Japanese yesterday and IMMEDIATELY thought how fun it would be to watch their reaction!
New Wave Brits were heavily influenced by 60s Soul. Sandie Shaw sung a popular version of this song in '65.
Soft Cell did covers of "Tainted Love/Where Did Our Love Go?", and "What?"
Bow Wow Wow covered "I Want Candy"
The English Beat covered "The Tears of a Clown"
Billy Idol covered "Mony Mony"
Etc. ...
Yeah this would have been included in New Wave and even Post Punk - It is also VERY British- it also has a Ska/Reggae backbeat not found in the original Bacharach version.
Bringing back the memories! I would follow-up with "When the lights go out", and "Promises Promises".
When you mix a 60s pop song with British synth-pop, it's hard to go wrong. A lot of 80s UK artists found hits by digging into the catalogs of US artists from previous decades.
If you like unusual sounds, Blasphemous Rumours by Depeche Mode (yes, them again!) is chock full of of interesting and unusual sounds.
Yes!
YES!
Hell yes!
EVERY Depeche Mode song is chock full of interesting sounds! They didn't like reusing specific individual sounds on more than a song or two.
Yes New Wave!!
You should try another amazing 80s band, Talk Talk (Such A Shame, It's My Life, Renee, Life's What You Make It)
They did listen to TT “Talk Talk”!
As far as somebody who was in High School in the Early 80s,( me), we really didn't care what genre our music was. If it sounded good we listened to it. From the Bee Gees to Sinatra, Aerosmith to Billy Joel and all the 1 hit wonders in between. We partied to anything, including country on rare occaisions. Charlie Daniels Band, Gatlin Brothers, Oak Ridge Boys, Dolly, Reba, Tanya. Good music is good music. Period.😁
What you’re loving is the melody….it’s always the melody that catches my ear.
The 80's were heavy on the synthesizers, but the 70's had them too.
I remember this video playing so much on MTV. Another that came out a little earlier (1982) is "What About Me?" by Moving Pictures. One hit wonder, I think, but so poignant and thought provoking...
New Wave has 2 connotations: 2nd British Invasion and A completely new look and sound to what came before. New wave artists leaned towards short stylized hair and hip suits with sneakers.
Naked Eyes is one of my all time favorite synthpop/new wave bands of the 80’s!! Only had about 3 or 4 hits but their albums were filled with great songs! This one is a classic ! When the Lights Go Out is another banger. Fantastic band of 2 guys from England.
Naked Eyes ‘Promises, Promises’ is another great tune!! Love 80’s new wave
You got it Amber, it’s New Wave!
Thanks for this reaction. I've always liked this song a lot! And Yeah, I'd agree with others 100%, this definitely falls into the "New Wave" bucket, for sure, new wave essentially being the post-punk, sub-genre of the late70's/early 80's, influenced by any number of the prevailing genres of the time (punk, synth-pop, reggae, rock, funk, r&b, etc.) But here's my own impression of new wave music. The songs could often be characterized as a tiny bit drab, stylistically woven in melodic but melancholy over/(under)tones, and they were often electronically-based and surprisingly danceable. Also, as someone below suggested, the songs often had slightly deeper meanings than more conventional pop/rock songs, or, perhaps said differently, less overt messages.
GREAT 80s pop song! "PROMISES PROMISES" is another great 80s pop smash by them. ; )
Donna Summer has a fun catchy new wave song called THE WANDERER, it came out , late 1980. As always Donna was ahead of her time. The official video is fun also. You guys have not seen her in a video yet!!
I love ending my day with watching you guys react to this music. There's a ton of music to explore. You guys could do this for the rest of your lives if you wanted to. You're the best!
The original done in the 60’s by Dionne Warwick written by Hal David who often collaborated with composer Burt Bacharach they wrote most of Dionne Warwick songs
I kinda feel like Ultravox (and Midge Ure) needs to be on their list. "Vienna" of course, but really all of it.
...and All Stood Still.
Believe it or not, this is an old song by Burt Bacharach! Came out in the late 60's or early 70's, I think Burt performed it on Andy Williams TV show
Originally recorded as a demo by Dionne Warwick! Burt Bacharach/Hal David, what team!!
I'm pretty sure the original was a hit in 1964, recorded by Lou Johnson for the Burt Bacharach album "The Look of Love". I found this statement: [[(There's) Always Something There To Remind Me" was first performed by Lou Johnson in 1964. The most well-known remakes are those of Sandie Shaw (1965), Dionne Warwick (1967), R. B. Greaves (1970), and Naked Eyes (1982)]]. Funny, 1964 is the year I was born (!!), but the Naked Eyes version is the one I know and love, being a bit hit in 1983 and taking me back to the fun days during my first year of college 😊.
Wife here..Wow...Cool fact!!
@@jerickson725 wow! It's even older than I thought!
@@kimberleyfredette149 Same here; I had to look it up. I knew it was old, but not as old as me 😁!
This song is sooooooo 80's. As much as any other song out there. Love it.
This was my favorite song as a young kid!! Naked Eyes are underrated. Check out their hit *Promises, Promises* next. I might suggest 80s synth bands Soft Cell, Yaz, and Yello!! Keep smiling! 😉🎶😊
Yes Soft Cell!! Tainted Love!!
This why I love the 80's sound...Great Decade of Music, Hands down!!!
Another Super song from this group is called Promises Promises. Check this one out you'll both definitely enjoy it. It's a true 80s classic.
The first time I ever heard this was on an 8 Track of Peggy Lee's Greatest Hits., and was happy when Naked Eyes released it. Always glad when a timeless song gets redone so a new generation can enjoy it
New wave? DEVO ‘whip it’, B52s, Blonde, Pet Shop Boys, Depeche Mode, Duran Duran, Talking Heads…..
The Dionne Warwick version is a great female Friday listen.
Anything by Dionne Warwick would be a good female friday.
A bit of trivia. New Wave is what record companies were calling Punk. Because Punk music had a reputation and these record companies really wanted airplay on MTV and on radio. So they came up with the term New Wave.
Loved 80's New Wave music! Wonderful decade for music Videos!
You guys want a unique 80's sound check out the group "BIG PIG" the song "I can't break away" off the "Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure" movie soundtrack.
Great suggestion. A great underrated Australian band
@@jasonszabo9203 I don’t know about you but I hardly ever hear that song played on the radio. I remember when the album came out it got good reviews and I thought this band‘s gonna take off like INXS, but for some reason marketing, bad timing or whatever they never caught on, such a shame.
In the early 80s, there was a British New Wave group called Neon, the group members were the guys from Naked Eyes and the guys from Tears for Fears. They disbanded and formed their separate groups.
Great song!
You were right about the 80s music, so many different sounds.
There was definitely something for everyone.
Loved it.💕
The drums show a BIG influence from Adam And The Ants who themselves seemed to have been influenced by traditional Burundi drumming brought to the fore in Britain by Burundi Black.
This was firstly.a hit for 17 year old Sandie Shaw in the 1960's and then a hit for Dusty Springfield.
This was big back in the 80s. I remember hearing this song a lot on the radio often.
That 80's sound just takes me back! 1984 I was 13!
It was a fun time.
I saw in a comment this was a remake! Had no idea! I'll check out the original!
Same! Love this song and didn’t know it was from the ‘60s.
I was a secure in high school... Memories
I saw Pete Byrne of Naked Eyes tour years ago in Bucks County, Pa. He was great and gave it 100%. I read on Wikipedia that Naked Eyes with Pete and his now fellow band member never toured in their heyday because the sound was so complex. I saw Naked Eyes with just Pete as his fellow band member had passed by that time and he did a terrific job. Naked Eyes is a talented band and their driving force Pete Byrne deserves a lot of credit keeping the music going these days.
Three ‘80s classics yall need to cue up next: 1) No One is to Blame- Howard Jones.. 2) Valotte- Julian Lennon.. 3) Too Much Too Little Too Late - Johnny Mathis/Denice Williams (who sang ‘Lets Hear It For the Boy’ that yall have reacted to.)
Or “New Song” by Howard Jones!
When the Lights Go Out, Promises Promises, Voices In My Head, ...
This song and Promises Promises were their two big hits
One of the ultimate heartbreak songs
NEW WAVE can also be called NEW ROMANTICS, SHOE GAZE, SYNTH POP & in some instance Indie music. Other prominent 80s sounds are SKA & REGGAE
This is one of those songs that you heard so much, ya damn near started hatin on it...HUGE radio/video hit.
I loved this version, so much so that I bought two 12" singles of this. But the original by Dionne Warwick just kills this for emotion.
This is a Burt Bacharach-Hal David song from the 1960s. Dionne Warwick sang the demo; Dusty Springfield and others recorded it over the years before this new wave version by Naked Eyes. Another Naked Eyes song is "Promises Promises".
J and Amber,
This is AWESOME to watch and listen to your reactions to GREAT songs like this one!! So many memories!! This is just carefree fun listening!! ❤🙂
You two are amazing and fun!!
Loved this, and all your reactions!!
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Promises Promises is another good tune by Naked Eyes.
I love their song Promises Promises.
Some other great new wave songs from the day were The Ghost in You (Psychedelic Furs), My Ever Changing Moods (Style Council) Louise (Human League), and Love Plus One (Haircut One Hundred)
This groups falls under the "Techno" style. Techno is worthy of your exploration. Psychedelic Furs, Orchestral Maneuvers in the Dark (OMD), Echo and the Bunnymen, ABC and the Pet Shop Boys are all worthy of listening to. You guys have another 30 plus reactions lying in this style of music alone. Keep up the good work and continue enjoying yourselves!
Hi, you've reached Ground Zero of the 1980s. Here, the Eighty-ness of these Eighties has perhaps 10x more Eighties than can possibly be Eightied. Seriously, when I think of my 80s adolescence, it's this song above all others. I didn't know one girl who didn't love it, which meant I had to find some way to endure it. In the next decade, it was Jamiroquai, which was easy because they were funky as hell. :)
I absolutely fell in love with this song when it came out. We danced to it a hundred times at least during the 80s. The British groups hit us in the 80s like a ton of bricks with so many sounds and the song writers...Wow! The songs were great. I wish they would drop this stupid American music and let this British music come back. We have a few good singers but I miss the songs from Great Britain and the European influence
Please tell me y'all know that this is a cover of Dionne Warwick. Some of their other songs "Flying Solo", "Low Life", and "Fortune And Fame". And, yes, this is New Wave.