Well Grace Jones does the same. But they've the talent to be characters and act out their songs. Anyway, Slagdonna doesn't just PLAY a slag-IS a slag, the biggest one, plus a petty, attention-seeking, narrow-minded, self-absorbed gold-digger-AND SHEALWAYS gets away with it-and WORSE-is defended AND worshipped for it, mainly by those that insist the nasty bitch ISN'T this way! Jesus Christ, the old bastard ain't that good an actor and has never hidden it well, but then as the majority of people are mind-numbingly easy in their ability to be brainwashed and controlled by an evil dictator, that clearly doesn't matter!
This is a good video. In 3.5 mins they created a special vignette with timeless qualities. The horses are wooden, which adds a quirky Sparks touch, but the rest has a sentimental quality, both happy and sad. Implying the happiness of young love. The girl, what a darling with those eyes and smiles. I wonder who she is. Ron hasn't found his special one yet, however he still shows smiles and charm, which itself is touching and endearing. The adventure during the day morphs into a camp under the stars. Ron does a touching dance, and Russell follows with wholesome bravado, and struts some moves, as the haunting synth riff melts away into the stars. They all wave at us. Very poignant. The director captured beautiful facial shots of each of them, a balance of counterpoint - happy and serious. There are some nice extended mixes on youtube. Russell has said that this was written as a more mainstream piece to have wider appeal. I think the way it turned out, it is actually romantic and poignant. Even though the Sparks are known for their quirks and hilarious lyrics, titles and sentiments, Sparks fans know that a romantic thread underpins their work.
I never understood why this didn’t get the airplay it deserved, even on stations that normally played Sparks. One time Russell was the guest for the evening on KROQ answering the phones … I got through to him and insisted he make them play this … and he did!
1990 interview by Ira Robbins: Russell: Another one of our slower tunes. We thought this could have been really successful commercially. It sounds like the type of thing that could get played on the radio, but for whatever reasons it didn’t get played a lot. Even the stations that would support us thought it was too soft-sounding. For once in our career, Ron tried to make a song acceptable for an American mass audience - not being overly clever, trying to make them real palatable. The lyrics aren’t humorous or quirky, but they’re still well written. It had a real nice video, a fantasy western motif with us rocking on two real fake horses. The video went counter to the song’s seriousness. Ron: We wanted to do a song that had all the irony removed and was just a song song. That was what we came up with. I really like it, but people look for the motive behind it and then we can’t get accepted. People are waiting for the punchline, and there isn’t any.
@@joedavis1601 To be fair the only other song in PROOUH is Pretending To Be Drunk everything else is pretty much bland and weak. Very much of a departure from "In Outer Space". I will admit this is definitely one of the best songs they made in the 80s terrible shame the rest of the album doesn't hold up IN MY OPINION.
Hi all! Progress and Sisters (along with Popularity from outer space) are my favorite sparks songs across all the albums! It's all about taste, no ones "right"
@@michaelmoratto Yes but most taste is bad (certainly since the 90s and even in the 80s when there was so much brilliance to choose from, most people just picked the shit) and continues to be. Proof why the lousy US didn't go for this, and the UK too. Yet the likes of slagdonna, Wham!, Madness, Weller, Sting, Pill Collins, Minogue, Houston, Tina Turner etc. churn out the same crap to everyone's orgasms. Effing sad and then some.
It's a while since you wrote, but anyway. Now with the documentary (by Edgar Wright, premiered a few days ago at the virtual Sundance Festival 2021) perhaps that'll change! 😁 I haven't had the chance to watch it yet, but when reading comments and reviews I understand it is as fantastic as we hoped for!! 🤩🤩🤩! I have seen a large number of people writing that they barely knew about, or never heard of Sparks, being deeply moved, more or less converted to fans just by watching the film. Edgar Wright compared being a Sparks fan to being a member to a secret society, with a secret "handshake" 😂, but after 80 celebrities confessed their love and admiration, maybe having the infection of the Sparks bug will be a more common thing. And that they FINALLY will have all recognition they so endlessly deserve 💖💖💖💖💖🥰😍 I have a little idea, can't we exchange this Co-shit bug with a Sparks bug??😃 What a wonderful world! 😁 🤩💞 If it only was possible. 😕
@@DaLmOniQe, I agree with you to the half. They ARE legendary, among us who know about them. Unfortunately the vast majority don't. Yet. That's what I hope Edgar Wright's documentary will change. 🤩
I have been looking for this video since 1984. I pretty much forgot about my love for Sparks, since I mostly listen to rumba or biguine when I'm not being obsessed with jazz the last three decades or more. This sounds like a French song, Ron may have wanted to write an American pop hit but its almost pure 1980's French pop musique. This is one if my all time favourite videos - so camp with such a beautiful song. I love the words - this and Fashion's Love Shadow are the only two ballads I liked in the synth genre. Glad to see them still playing - and finally getting the respect worldwide they should have
The very first time I had seen this video was in a dance club in Milwaukee back in the early 80's on some random Saturday night, hanging out with my college buddies, getting our weekly drunk-on for that weekend.....it was shown on some big video screen next to the D.J.'s booth by the dance floor, and I was pretty loaded by the time the D.J. rolled this video, and I couldn't get over how goofy that skinny dude with the mustache kept acting in the video. I had never heard of The Sparks before then
Why this was not all over alternative video shows and even MTV is beyond me. It sounds better than a lot of the more popular side of new wave/alternative in 1984. It is surreal seeing it now, as if the fates kept Sparks hidden from me in alternative parallel universe. I feel deprived of past opportunities to enjoy them--but now having seen more of them in 2021, I am making up for lost time. My twin sis and I would have been huge fans had we the gift of more exposure to them at the time! Much love to Sparks!
Post covid regs, when we can be fully dumb again, I'm playing this at my cowboy DJ night. I live for this moment. And oh yes we will be needing a projector for the FULLEST effect.
I know that they practicly never go back to old material, but perhaps as a live version, I wish they could give this song a more serious framework, like they did to 'Ride 'em Cowboy'. To, as with the latter, fit the lyrics better. Of course it's a question about how you interpret the lyrics. Is it a happy homage, fear to be left alone or an early 'Johnny Delusional'. I think the melody is so beautiful, but the song can't decide on which side of the emotional scale it stands. Everything is smooth, sweet and gentle, it's flat and plain. It lacks EMOTIONS. Which I find most annoying when I know that they can (and could) do so much better, without being theatrical. It took me a while to appreciate this song, trying to make a connection between the words and the performance. But, as I said, the melody is so beautiful and Russell sings so sweet and charming that I couldn't resist. It is a lovely song. I can't stop thinking on how 'All That' is made. 🤔 A little touch of the feelings in 'All That' and 'Ride 'em Cowboy'. My opinions. I do understand that people love the song as it is. It IS lovely!
@@annabackman3028 i like hearing your perspectives! but if it adds anything, the way i personally interpreted it, i felt it made sense. lyrically, the first half is a more generic romantic sentiment, and maybe a bit over the top; all righteously willing to fight for and support their partner. (this is all i took away from the song after my first watch; it fits more with the video). in the second half he reveals his insecurities, that he's worried they'll leave him & that he's not just fighting to protect them, but to keep them together at all. but, presuming the singer is this macho cowboy type, he doesn't feel he can express that explicitly. so i interpreted lack of noticably moving across an emotional scale (musically) as him trying to smooth over these feelings. i do still think the video is a bit goofy for being one of the much less humorous sparks songs >_> but, technically it elaborates upon that theorized red herring of "haha what, no i'm not divulging something deeply sad and personal, everything's great here :')"
My first Sparks song and vid. Back in the day, (84?) the Showtime movie channel used to play music video blocks between movies as fillers and this was one of them, (I seem to remember Chrisy McVie "Love Will Show Us How" as another one in that block but I could be wrong.) I don't know why but I still hum this from time to time while working, weird things that stick with me.
THAT is an emotional song! And how it is performed at Södra Teatern, Stockholm, 2004 (Dee Vee Dee, you can find it as a cut out here), that's strong! Incredible. Another one, easily forgotten though it's sung in falsetto, is "Good Morning".(live from The Basement!)
LOL, I remember this. I was a teen and I thought Russel was a squirly likable geek and Ron was this genius who had his brother by his side to show off his muse.
This is a lovely and very touching song and a very sweet video. I always thought Russell was rather rather flat (tuning) in this, or that everything else was rather sharp. For all the whippersnappers out there: this is something to be remembered when adding lead vocals to the rest: it happens to the best. Sparks fans: don't be nasty, it's only an observation
Joyce Little: it's a great song - like you said! my gripe(s) about it is the production: it's like fingernails on the blackboard! all the main patches are so harsh and shrill it detracts from the beauty of the song - and the lyrics!! Russell's pretty much in tune but the harshness of the sounds forces the voice to be sharp to compensate! this song desperately needs a rerecording - or someone else to create their version - so this song can be properly heard!!
Visão geral Ouvir Letras Vídeos Principais resultados The mountains may crumble And cover the road to you But I'll fight to break on through With all my might The ocean may rise up And wash you away from me But I'll bring you back, you'll see With all my might With all my might I'll fight the dragons That hang around you night and day And when I see your spirit's sagging I'll hype you up in my own way The noise of my heartbeat May cover the words I say But I'll scream and have my say With all my might But you're independent And maybe you'll leave someday I'll try to say that's okay With all my might The perfect invention I'm something that keeps you here And I aim to keep you here With all my might I know that it's shaky I hope I'm not history I want you to stay with me With all my might
@@sharifmansour9678Sorry, never had a note about your reply. No, I hadn't, but took a short look at Google now. Haha! I get your point, and withdraw my comment 😂!
Acho legal como os Sparks sempre fazem um clipe com algum elemento que remeta à arte de capa do álbum. No caso desse clipe aí, o Ron está vestido com a mesma roupa da capa. Os fãs de Sparks não gostam desse álbum "Pulling Rabbits Out Of A Hat", mas, sinceramente, não é um álbum ruim como falam. Acho que é pq fizeram algo mais pé no chão aí, diminuíram bastante o besteirol e as ironias. Não sei o que vai vir daqui pra frente, mas esse é o álbum com maior quantidade de músicas românticas dos Sparks(aos menos entre os álbuns dos anos 80). Na primeira vez que escutei ele, fiquei meio assim, mas escutando tudo de novo uma 2ª vez, é legalzinho. Claro, não está ileso de coisas ruins aí no meio. O álbum teria ficado melhor sem "Everbody move", "Sisters" e "Kiss me quick"(Boa melodia, mas letra muito fraca...). Estou escutando todos os álbuns dos Sparks na ordem e já ansioso pra quando chegar o famigerado "interior design", conhecido pelos fãs como pior álbum dos Sparks.
Bit of a roll reversal going on here, Ron looks kind of hot, poor old Russell looks like a poodle. Still sounds great, although the extended version is much better.
Watching Sparks makes me marvel at the sheer genius of acting absolutely psychotic in public for half of a century and getting paid to do it.
Well Grace Jones does the same. But they've the talent to be characters and act out their songs. Anyway, Slagdonna doesn't just PLAY a slag-IS a slag, the biggest one, plus a petty, attention-seeking, narrow-minded, self-absorbed gold-digger-AND SHEALWAYS gets away with it-and WORSE-is defended AND worshipped for it, mainly by those that insist the nasty bitch ISN'T this way! Jesus Christ, the old bastard ain't that good an actor and has never hidden it well, but then as the majority of people are mind-numbingly easy in their ability to be brainwashed and controlled by an evil dictator, that clearly doesn't matter!
This is a good video. In 3.5 mins they created a special vignette with timeless qualities. The horses are wooden, which adds a quirky Sparks touch, but the rest has a sentimental quality, both happy and sad. Implying the happiness of young love. The girl, what a darling with those eyes and smiles. I wonder who she is. Ron hasn't found his special one yet, however he still shows smiles and charm, which itself is touching and endearing. The adventure during the day morphs into a camp under the stars. Ron does a touching dance, and Russell follows with wholesome bravado, and struts some moves, as the haunting synth riff melts away into the stars. They all wave at us. Very poignant. The director captured beautiful facial shots of each of them, a balance of counterpoint - happy and serious. There are some nice extended mixes on youtube. Russell has said that this was written as a more mainstream piece to have wider appeal. I think the way it turned out, it is actually romantic and poignant. Even though the Sparks are known for their quirks and hilarious lyrics, titles and sentiments, Sparks fans know that a romantic thread underpins their work.
I never understood why this didn’t get the airplay it deserved, even on stations that normally played Sparks. One time Russell was the guest for the evening on KROQ answering the phones … I got through to him and insisted he make them play this … and he did!
My dad DJ'd at KROQ and I have thi acetate 45.
Ron is priceless in this.
very Chaplinesque
Is Ron ever not priceless?!
I love the way Russell completely ignores all his antics.
@@tonberrykinged Haha, Russell is used to it after all those years.
I've never seen Ron smile so much!
RLL - Ron Likes Ladies. He always perks up when a pretty woman is in frame
@@treyquattro And we like him back. 😍
@@OuterSpaceOwl I second that ❤️
What happened with second horse?
1990 interview by Ira Robbins:
Russell: Another one of our slower tunes. We thought this could have been really successful commercially. It sounds like the type of thing that could get played on the radio, but for whatever reasons it didn’t get played a lot. Even the stations that would support us thought it was too soft-sounding. For once in our career, Ron tried to make a song acceptable for an American mass audience - not being overly clever, trying to make them real palatable. The lyrics aren’t humorous or quirky, but they’re still well written. It had a real nice video, a fantasy western motif with us rocking on two real fake horses. The video went counter to the song’s seriousness.
Ron: We wanted to do a song that had all the irony removed and was just a song song. That was what we came up with. I really like it, but people look for the motive behind it and then we can’t get accepted. People are waiting for the punchline, and there isn’t any.
Worked on me. By far my favorite song on Pulling Rabbits out of a Hat. And to this day, still one of my favorite Sparks songs.
I have never listened to this song before, I though it was just a cute sweet song with a really cute video.
@@joedavis1601 To be fair the only other song in PROOUH is Pretending To Be Drunk everything else is pretty much bland and weak. Very much of a departure from "In Outer Space".
I will admit this is definitely one of the best songs they made in the 80s terrible shame the rest of the album doesn't hold up IN MY OPINION.
Hi all! Progress and Sisters (along with Popularity from outer space) are my favorite sparks songs across all the albums! It's all about taste, no ones "right"
@@michaelmoratto Yes but most taste is bad (certainly since the 90s and even in the 80s when there was so much brilliance to choose from, most people just picked the shit) and continues to be. Proof why the lousy US didn't go for this, and the UK too. Yet the likes of slagdonna, Wham!, Madness, Weller, Sting, Pill Collins, Minogue, Houston, Tina Turner etc. churn out the same crap to everyone's orgasms. Effing sad and then some.
*throws hands up in the air* Every Sparks song is amazing and it's going to take me ages to catch up
Bubbled Under the Billboard Hot 100 at No. 104 in 1984. Should’ve been a hit.
After seeing this video I will always aspire to be the Ron Mael of my friend group.
Ron ... you legend!!!
Sparks are the most underrated band of all time , to me they are amazing its great to appreciate greatness
absolutly underrated...
It's a while since you wrote, but anyway.
Now with the documentary (by Edgar Wright, premiered a few days ago at the virtual Sundance Festival 2021) perhaps that'll change! 😁
I haven't had the chance to watch it yet, but when reading comments and reviews I understand it is as fantastic as we hoped for!! 🤩🤩🤩!
I have seen a large number of people writing that they barely knew about, or never heard of Sparks, being deeply moved, more or less converted to fans just by watching the film.
Edgar Wright compared being a Sparks fan to being a member to a secret society, with a secret "handshake" 😂, but after 80 celebrities confessed their love and admiration, maybe having the infection of the Sparks bug will be a more common thing. And that they FINALLY will have all recognition they so endlessly deserve 💖💖💖💖💖🥰😍
I have a little idea, can't we exchange this Co-shit bug with a Sparks bug??😃
What a wonderful world! 😁 🤩💞
If it only was possible. 😕
@@DaLmOniQe, I agree with you to the half.
They ARE legendary, among us who know about them. Unfortunately the vast majority don't. Yet. That's what I hope Edgar Wright's documentary will change.
🤩
@@annabackman3028 what a wonderful world that would be (cue Satchmo)
Sparks are not underrated in the slightest! They are hugely respected! Do you actually know what underrated means...?
I can’t help but smile when I watch this video..
makes me think of the Bob Hope and Bing Crosby road movies
Please get us all a remastered version of all your videos. I always loved this one. ♥️😘
This song brings back so many memories happy and sad.
Such a lovely song... how i'm glad to of been born in the 1980's to realise what a special time it was for music.
Was heard at the Saint in New York. Perfect as a morning music classic . Makes me cry every-time .
I don't know why but I love this music video so much
Something about watching people pretend to ride a horse is so nice
sparks forever
I have been looking for this video since 1984. I pretty much forgot about my love for Sparks, since I mostly listen to rumba or biguine when I'm not being obsessed with jazz the last three decades or more.
This sounds like a French song, Ron may have wanted to write an American pop hit but its almost pure 1980's French pop musique.
This is one if my all time favourite videos - so camp with such a beautiful song. I love the words - this and Fashion's Love Shadow are the only two ballads I liked in the synth genre.
Glad to see them still playing - and finally getting the respect worldwide they should have
The very first time I had seen this video was in a dance club in Milwaukee back in the early 80's on some random Saturday night, hanging out with my college buddies, getting our weekly drunk-on for that weekend.....it was shown on some big video screen next to the D.J.'s booth by the dance floor, and I was pretty loaded by the time the D.J. rolled this video, and I couldn't get over how goofy that skinny dude with the mustache kept acting in the video. I had never heard of The Sparks before then
Not Sparks’ finest moment, but I still f**king love it more than life itself 😭 ❤️🩹❤️🩹
Quality video/song... Sparks are brilliant
Why this was not all over alternative video shows and even MTV is beyond me. It sounds better than a lot of the more popular side of new wave/alternative in 1984. It is surreal seeing it now, as if the fates kept Sparks hidden from me in alternative parallel universe. I feel deprived of past opportunities to enjoy them--but now having seen more of them in 2021, I am making up for lost time. My twin sis and I would have been huge fans had we the gift of more exposure to them at the time! Much love to Sparks!
You both are Welcome to the Wonderful World of Sparks ✨💖!
Beautyfull song !
Post covid regs, when we can be fully dumb again, I'm playing this at my cowboy DJ night. I live for this moment. And oh yes we will be needing a projector for the FULLEST effect.
Brilliant
This is probably the second most saddest and darkest sparks song. The first being a song that sings itself
I know that they practicly never go back to old material, but perhaps as a live version, I wish they could give this song a more serious framework, like they did to 'Ride 'em Cowboy'. To, as with the latter, fit the lyrics better.
Of course it's a question about how you interpret the lyrics. Is it a happy homage, fear to be left alone or an early 'Johnny Delusional'.
I think the melody is so beautiful, but the song can't decide on which side of the emotional scale it stands. Everything is smooth, sweet and gentle, it's flat and plain. It lacks EMOTIONS.
Which I find most annoying when I know that they can (and could) do so much better, without being theatrical.
It took me a while to appreciate this song, trying to make a connection between the words and the performance. But, as I said, the melody is so beautiful and Russell sings so sweet and charming that I couldn't resist. It is a lovely song.
I can't stop thinking on how 'All That' is made. 🤔
A little touch of the feelings in 'All That' and 'Ride 'em Cowboy'.
My opinions.
I do understand that people love the song as it is. It IS lovely!
@@annabackman3028 i like hearing your perspectives! but if it adds anything, the way i personally interpreted it, i felt it made sense.
lyrically, the first half is a more generic romantic sentiment, and maybe a bit over the top; all righteously willing to fight for and support their partner. (this is all i took away from the song after my first watch; it fits more with the video).
in the second half he reveals his insecurities, that he's worried they'll leave him & that he's not just fighting to protect them, but to keep them together at all.
but, presuming the singer is this macho cowboy type, he doesn't feel he can express that explicitly. so i interpreted lack of noticably moving across an emotional scale (musically) as him trying to smooth over these feelings.
i do still think the video is a bit goofy for being one of the much less humorous sparks songs >_> but, technically it elaborates upon that theorized red herring of "haha what, no i'm not divulging something deeply sad and personal, everything's great here :')"
It's hard to believe that one of the best bands EVER did this, except humor!
My first Sparks song and vid. Back in the day, (84?) the Showtime movie channel used to play music video blocks between movies as fillers and this was one of them, (I seem to remember Chrisy McVie "Love Will Show Us How" as another one in that block but I could be wrong.) I don't know why but I still hum this from time to time while working, weird things that stick with me.
Russell & Ron Mael are like the Bing Crosby & Bob Hope of pop music...
Ребята, вы меня старше хрен знает, насколько.
Но вы пережили всех Битлз и Роллингов...
Жду новых песен.
You are looking way too handsome in this video, Ron.
Ride em cowboys .
THAT is an emotional song! And how it is performed at Södra Teatern, Stockholm, 2004 (Dee Vee Dee, you can find it as a cut out here), that's strong! Incredible.
Another one, easily forgotten though it's sung in falsetto, is "Good Morning".(live from The Basement!)
one of my favorite songs of theirs, though its a big list lol
great song....great times
Ron is legend ❤
I love everything about this song. Everything.
Even the music?
@@erjo2567 what even does this mean?!
Whifler is a goddamn genius. His videos for Ralph Records artists like The Residents, Renaldo and the Loaf, and Tuxedomoon especially.
Russell looks good in Chaps!
Yes, he does, but that dance...? 😳
@@annabackman3028 pure 80s!
@@treyquattro I 😂😭😂know!!! Did we really look so terribly ridiculous??? 😂 😂 😂
(I was born -61, so... 🙄. Oh dear. We did😶😶... 🤭🤭🤣🤣🤣!)
This video is like an early 80s Levi's ad meets PeeWee's Playhouse. I keep expecting Cowboy Curtis to pop out and make a cameo.
Reminds me of Erasure's 'Always' video, which came out 10 years later.
Just when I thought I’d seen all the greatest Sparks videos, yet another appears to put all others to shame.
Also 17 people are WRONG
Raunchy!!
LOL, I remember this. I was a teen and I thought Russel was a squirly likable geek and Ron was this genius who had his brother by his side to show off his muse.
another great sparks song. the long version is better however the shear diversity of sparks never fails to amaze me.
vivan los 80s
Holy smokes - OMD totally ripped this off for "If You Leave!"
Was the US ready for Sparks..............or were Sparks ready for the US?
Ron✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨
hermoso tema !!!!!!
Please give an HD version of this. I hate how the movie trashed this classic album!
Love this song. Wish the video was a little clearer, There's so much odd stuff (battleships etc) in the backround.
Круто) Самая необычная группа
I think this is the next best song after so important and tryouts for the human race.
I used to have hair like that.
Eu sou a única brasileira a curtir Sparks.Russell Mael e Ron Mael
Who is the girl? She's wonderful.
Chynna Phillips
No way!
I have no idea for sure, but she reminds me of a young Jennifer Hetrick - the actor who played Vash on TNG memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Vash
Ron is so funny here.
This is a lovely and very touching song and a very sweet video. I always thought Russell was rather rather flat (tuning) in this, or that everything else was rather sharp. For all the whippersnappers out there: this is something to be remembered when adding lead vocals to the rest: it happens to the best. Sparks fans: don't be nasty, it's only an observation
Joyce Little:
it's a great song - like you said!
my gripe(s) about it is the production: it's like fingernails on the blackboard!
all the main patches are so harsh and shrill it detracts from the beauty of the song - and the lyrics!!
Russell's pretty much in tune but the harshness of the sounds forces the voice to be sharp to compensate!
this song desperately needs a rerecording - or someone else to create their version - so this song can be properly heard!!
Yes a great song indeed. And you may be right about the vocal, or does it add some vulnerability on purpose? It certainly does when I sing it!
Algusest ammu- ammu kuulan mõnuga. 👌🐝🍓🐝
Excellent song, funny video, stunning girl ;-)
Who is she?
Any ideas who's the pretty girl in the video?
reminds me of the old Bob Hope and Bing Crosby road movies
Great video and song...and who is the girl in the video??
B.D.E.
Who is the girl?
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The mountains may crumble
And cover the road to you
But I'll fight to break on through
With all my might
The ocean may rise up
And wash you away from me
But I'll bring you back, you'll see
With all my might
With all my might I'll fight the dragons
That hang around you night and day
And when I see your spirit's sagging
I'll hype you up in my own way
The noise of my heartbeat
May cover the words I say
But I'll scream and have my say
With all my might
But you're independent
And maybe you'll leave someday
I'll try to say that's okay
With all my might
The perfect invention
I'm something that keeps you here
And I aim to keep you here
With all my might
I know that it's shaky
I hope I'm not history
I want you to stay with me
With all my might
Can this be the next meme asdf
01:07 That is what I call an eye-roll!!!🙄
Must have been an idea from R/R, not the director of this video...
Have you seen Graeme's other videos?
@@sharifmansour9678Sorry, never had a note about your reply.
No, I hadn't, but took a short look at Google now.
Haha! I get your point, and withdraw my comment 😂!
Acho legal como os Sparks sempre fazem um clipe com algum elemento que remeta à arte de capa do álbum. No caso desse clipe aí, o Ron está vestido com a mesma roupa da capa.
Os fãs de Sparks não gostam desse álbum "Pulling Rabbits Out Of A Hat", mas, sinceramente, não é um álbum ruim como falam. Acho que é pq fizeram algo mais pé no chão aí, diminuíram bastante o besteirol e as ironias. Não sei o que vai vir daqui pra frente, mas esse é o álbum com maior quantidade de músicas românticas dos Sparks(aos menos entre os álbuns dos anos 80).
Na primeira vez que escutei ele, fiquei meio assim, mas escutando tudo de novo uma 2ª vez, é legalzinho. Claro, não está ileso de coisas ruins aí no meio. O álbum teria ficado melhor sem "Everbody move", "Sisters" e "Kiss me quick"(Boa melodia, mas letra muito fraca...).
Estou escutando todos os álbuns dos Sparks na ordem e já ansioso pra quando chegar o famigerado "interior design", conhecido pelos fãs como pior álbum dos Sparks.
salve br sparks fã
Pee Wee's Playhouse before Pee Wee's Playhouse. ...Cowboy Curtis got his inspiration from Ranglin' Russ™! 🤣🤣🤣
Russell sounds a bit like Freddie Mercury in this song 😯
Who is the girl in the video?
Who's that girl?
Russell is so hot in this video
Who is she?
Is that a young Bridget Fonda??
Cowgirl looks hot and pretty
Anyone know her name?
Bit of a roll reversal going on here, Ron looks kind of hot, poor old Russell looks like a poodle. Still sounds great, although the extended version is much better.
Mullet alert!