I remember seeing the video of The walls came down in the eighties. I was hooked. No air play in my home area. I knew all the local stations were in a vacuum. Thank God I found them a few years ago. At seventy three I still love their music.
My sister and I saw the call is Southern California probably 20 years ago now. Small venue, great show and after the show, Michael came up to the bar and had a drink with us and he was so nice, friendly, genuine, and funny. I’m 67 now and will not and have not ever forgotten that evening
I was in a local band in the Philly area called Hidden Faces. One of my best memories was opening for The Call at the 23 East Cabaret in Ardmore on November 2, 1990
Back in the day when they were around, I only knew their one big hit. ( Though I did see them at my university around nineteen eighty six) But thanks to TH-cam, I'm discovering their backlog. Man the 80s were one of the greatest times to be alive. I'm so proud of my generation x. Great music like this is dead today. So eighties, so quality. Rest in peace lead singer guy.
Saw them in unknown club 1987 downtown Houston, TX. 80 people there including bar staff. The CALL rocked the house for 2hrs. The place went nuts and was filled with charged vibes from this pulsing rock and roll, great band, sorely missed in today's music mush. Oh, did I say GREAT BAND.
As a Radio DJ at the time, I put them in HEAVY rotation and got great reception from our listeners at the time, and NEVER understood why they didn't take off nationally. Great stuff that STILL stands the test of time. Thank you for posting the video, great memories.
@@pmdl23 Hmm. Yeah I wondered about that, weren't they like a Chiristian band or some one in the band was a Christian or something along those lines??? And the song is about God anyway???
Mind boggling that they didn't take off. It's not as if they had one good song or even album and were done. They were consistently good for several albums. The music fit with the times but was unique in it's own way. I always wonder if the religiosity was the issue but it's not like they pushed it in any way.
Micheal Been was the greatest writer, singer, musician. I made friends with him and Dan Shields his manager that was with U2. Such great people! So sad Micheal has left us. Such a great talent and so inspired the religion that I love. His music is timeless and his message for ever. Hope you have met St. Peter Michael, God and all the Angels, Bless you my friend 🙏❤️
Michael Been... A monumental loss. As a bass player, I looked at his fretless playing nothing short of amazing. And keeping it all together, just fantastic.
Just discovered this a few hours ago, here in Lima-Perú. We have this radio station, they play mostly rock and the thing is that I really dont listen to radio almost never but today granny turned it on and after a couple of songs this came up...I instantly LOVED IT. Such a shame to find out the lead singer is no longer with us....I'm an 80's child and never heard of them...Ever. I will check their music out for sure.
Listen to "Let the day begin " "The walls came down" " I still believe" and look for a version of "I still believe" by Robert Been, Michael's son. It is live at The Troubadour"... You're welcome
You don't have to believe in a God to believe in a power. The songs The Call created inspired a belief in something, a power, an energy. Each of us has to figure it out for ourselves. What a vocal powerhouse!
This song and I Still Believe got me through a very rough 1986. I worked for a college radio station and that same year I got to meet The Call and interview them when they played at Central Michigan. Serendipity at it's finest.
I was raised in the 60s and 70s in an evangelical church. I walked awa from that life and have been an atheist for 35 years. However, Michael Been is one of the most influential songwriters to me. His obvious faith and love of humanity is inspiring. I don’t have believe what he does to admire how he lived his life.
This is such a great song that never gets old. I seen these guys in San Diego back in 80's. I was a hard rocker playing guitar in a band like Metallica and I still loved this band.
One of the best shows I was able to experience back in the day. Celebrity Theater in Phoenix, AZ. I don't remember what year but it was an incredible performance.
Absolutely one of the best of that era. They stood out; did some things differently. They had their own distinctive sound and produced a string of excellent songs that even today are better than much of what you hear on the radio.
Truly.....a great band......I haven't listened to them in years....THIS song brought back such great memories, and made me realize they WERE one of the most under-rated bands....ever.
The Call were superb in concert as well. I love the fact that Michael and the band spread The Word without being dogmatic Evangelicals. Their music stood on its own merits and Michael was a kind, warm-hearted, talented human being.
This song's driving bass line and haunting melody was playing inside my head, for almost 29 years. However, I not heard it since being played on KROQ-FM and College Radio, in 1987. I had no idea(or forgot) who wrote this....until I got Shazam to ID them finally playing on my radio yesterday! The Call rightfully deserved REM's absurd successes, as they were true pioneers of Politically-charged, Alternative Rock. Way under-rated....RIP Michael Been.
Totally agree... there are just those songs that resonate in your head for years and years..... this band had nothing but great songs! Soooooo underrated.
Whenever these guys came to southern Calif., I would follow them from San Diego to Santa Barbara and every show in-between, such an amazing spiritual ENERGY at each show. Michael would just frikkin'' ATTACK that fretless bass! Appropriate that they would open their tribute show to Michael @ the Troubadour in LA (with his son Robert) with this song. Yeah, I made sure to be at that one too.
Gail Butler I met the lead singer, Mike Bean??? Been too long ago. They opened for Simple Minds at the Fox in St. Louis. The Call blew them out of the water!
forgot about this song and band... today I'm in an airport eating in a cafe and it's playing in the overhead speakers! So glad to become reacquainted! Awesome song!
Saw them at Auburn University. Man were they loud & great. Let the day begin. Just wow. Sorry to hear of Michael's death. It's been 35 years since I saw them. Wondered why they never hit it big.
My first show EVER!!!! I was 11 in 89 at the Coachouse in Capistrano. I shook Micael Been's hand as he was walking off stage. One the best shows I've been to till this day.
I was lucky enough to see these guys live at the Bayou in DC in the mid-80s, up close. I liked the Call but after I saw them, I loved the Call. Michael Been (RIP), just an amazing voice. Better live than recorded! The only other band that I can personally attest to that distinction is Cheap Trick.
One of the greatest band of all time... Michael Been (god bless his soul) and his music, was a big inspiration in my life. Big fat salute to The Call and Michael.
Raise me up Keep that promise that you made Wake me up Keep that promise that you made I think of you (Everywhere I go) I think of you (Everywhere I go) I look for you (Everywhere I go) I need you (Everywhere I, everywhere I go) Straight has curve Smiles, eyes, powers to confound me I lose my nerve Your voice, it echoes all around me I think of you (Everywhere I go) I think of you (Everywhere I go) I look for you everywhere (Everywhere I go) I must have you (Everywhere I, everywhere I, everywhere I go) Ease me down Keep that promise that you made to me Take my hand My mind reels, all my senses rise I think of you (Everywhere I go) Lord, I think of you (Everywhere I go) I look for you (Everywhere I go) I need you (Everywhere I go) Lord, I need you everywhere I go (Everywhere I go) I look for you everywhere (Everywhere I go) I need you (Everywhere I go) I must have you (Everywhere I, everywhere I, everywhere I) (Everywhere I) Everywhere I go, go
I love this song! It's my favorite. It has bonded my and the love of my life and the Call forever! Thank you Michael for saying the things I never had the courage to say to the one I love...
Still a great band! Saw them in concert back in early 80’s. Michael Been was awesome in person. His son did a great tribute to his father after he passed away.
The reason why the call and so many other groups were underrated because back in the 80.s music was divided into categories unfortunately bands like the call were considered underground alternative but thanks to MTV groups like the call the alarm or Rem got crossover success
i absolutely LOVE this combination of high tempo drums and a punchy baseline, idk if there is a name for it, but i just love the sound! a lot of songs in the 1980s used it
One of the best concerts I've ever been to was when The Call came to a little coffee shop in my town, probably ten years ago. Small set, nothing flashy, but primo musicianship!
I was lucky enough to see these guys live at the Catalyst dwntwn Santa Cruz way back in 1986-87 Hometown Favorites. R.I.P Michael, thank you for the Great Music and part of the soundtrack of my life. Severely underrated band of the Greatest Decade in my simple life 1980's. Class of '85 Amador High. P-Twn.
i have been waiting 2 hear this band agian for 30 yrs.!!!!!!!!!! they rock for Christians/most don't know it/but they were 1 of the 1st. it was my 3rd shift motavation 2 get the crew & production out back then!!!!!!!!!! for ALL AGES!!!
I was soooo crazy about that Call son GB All About You. when i was 17.. " i was never too easy with strangers but I'm easy with you.... Im MAD ABOUT YOU !!.... ITS. ALL ABOUT..... YOUU"
Robert Winters nope I tend to disagree with you the call was never underrated the reason why people say that is because there music was considered Christian music which back in the 80,s was like rap music it was stereotyped still the call received a lot of attention on mtv and radio.
just found out Michael passed. I am truly gutted he was the class singer . saw the call in 83 in Lubbock modern Romans tour and his voice had me hooked ever since. Tore the old place down....... RIP Michael
In Belgium we only knew the song "I still believe". Bought a couple of CDs if them in the meanwhile, they are one of my favorite bands now. To bad they didn't get the credit they deserved.
Interesting never knew that. I saw this band open for simple minds in Berkeley California 1985 they were awesome. Yup still have the record followed by the cd and then digitally into iTunes.
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I remember seeing the video of The walls came down in the eighties. I was hooked. No air play in my home area. I knew all the local stations were in a vacuum. Thank God I found them a few years ago. At seventy three I still love their music.
same here!
My sister and I saw the call is Southern California probably 20 years ago now. Small venue, great show and after the show, Michael came up to the bar and had a drink with us and he was so nice, friendly, genuine, and funny. I’m 67 now and will not and have not ever forgotten that evening
@@KARINALLIESAS ofcourse he was he had the Holy Spirit living inside of him!HalleluYah 🔥 👑 🕊
....that college dorm party back in '87...still echoing with this great song in the background.
I don't care what you believe or don't believe- this is a powerful song. RIP Michael Been
IYKYK 🙏
Amen!
One of the best rock voices ever
Everywhere I goooo-uh uh uh oh oh ohhhhhh
Gives me chills. So urgent, so desperate yet determined. So real.
Great SF Bay Area band, always a great show. RIP Michael!!!!!!
Takes me back to high school, my track team listened to the entire album on the long bus rides to every meet
This track never sounds dated. Still as powerful as ever!
Still dancing to it
RIP Mike. I think of you... the eighties had just begun. Sweet time.
Such an underrated band. Passionate, intense, unique.
So true, loved this band!
I was in a local band in the Philly area called Hidden Faces. One of my best memories was opening for The Call at the 23 East Cabaret in Ardmore on November 2, 1990
WOWWWWW!!!!!!!!!😃🤩🙌‼
Awesome 👍
I grew up in Philly and remember the Hidden Faces!👋👋👋
That's awesome.
Wow, that is so cool. I saw them in LA. I think it was House of blues, or something like that they just totally kicked ass.
A great band from the 80s with very little airplay but beats the sh*t out of every band out today.
One of the most underrated bands of all time. What a voice!
Agree!
How dare you Michael... to be so young and leave us... you are missed.
Just heard this right now on 88.5 here in Los Angeles. I had never heard it. I'm glad I looked this up!
Ha, I just heard them today on the same station!
Woohoo! I'm 53 and went out 80's dancing this past Saturday...it was a blast.
That's the way you do it,
I miss those days
Back in the day when they were around, I only knew their one big hit. ( Though I did see them at my university around nineteen eighty six) But thanks to TH-cam, I'm discovering their backlog. Man the 80s were one of the greatest times to be alive. I'm so proud of my generation x.
Great music like this is dead today. So eighties, so quality. Rest in peace lead singer guy.
Was lucky enough to see them twice back in the mid-late 80's. Miss him terribly
Saw them in unknown club 1987 downtown Houston, TX. 80 people there including bar staff. The CALL rocked the house for 2hrs. The place went nuts and was filled with charged vibes from this pulsing rock and roll, great band, sorely missed in today's music mush. Oh, did I say GREAT BAND.
W O W !
As a Radio DJ at the time, I put them in HEAVY rotation and got great reception from our listeners at the time, and NEVER understood why they didn't take off nationally. Great stuff that STILL stands the test of time. Thank you for posting the video, great memories.
I heard them on WXRT in Chicago in the 80s but maybe he did not want the fame if he was a Christian. "Not us but Christ"
@@pmdl23 Hmm. Yeah I wondered about that, weren't they like a Chiristian band or some one in the band was a Christian or something along those lines??? And the song is about God anyway???
Mind boggling that they didn't take off. It's not as if they had one good song or even album and were done. They were consistently good for several albums. The music fit with the times but was unique in it's own way. I always wonder if the religiosity was the issue but it's not like they pushed it in any way.
Because they did not sell their souls
Kinda like the moody blues they were as good as the Beatles and the stones but they had a righteous feel to them and how the devil hates that
Seriously.... if you don't listen to this as loud as you can, you are missing the pure joy of this song and this band. Try it.. Fkn love The Call !!
Micheal Been was the greatest writer, singer, musician. I made friends with him and Dan Shields his manager that was with U2. Such great people! So sad Micheal has left us. Such a great talent and so inspired the religion that I love. His music is timeless and his message for ever. Hope you have met St. Peter Michael, God and all the Angels, Bless you my friend 🙏❤️
Michael Been...
A monumental loss.
As a bass player, I looked at his fretless playing nothing short of amazing.
And keeping it all together, just fantastic.
This song is INCREDIBLE!
Right down to the absolutely hauntingly beautiful end.
Just discovered this a few hours ago, here in Lima-Perú. We have this radio station, they play mostly rock and the thing is that I really dont listen to radio almost never but today granny turned it on and after a couple of songs this came up...I instantly LOVED IT. Such a shame to find out the lead singer is no longer with us....I'm an 80's child and never heard of them...Ever. I will check their music out for sure.
Listen to "Let the day begin " "The walls came down" " I still believe" and look for a version of "I still believe" by Robert Been, Michael's son. It is live at The Troubadour"... You're welcome
@@paulomontufar3853 had not seen the notification for this comment. I will check out all of those songs, thank you sooo much!!
You don't have to believe in a God to believe in a power. The songs The Call created inspired a belief in something, a power, an energy. Each of us has to figure it out for ourselves. What a vocal powerhouse!
Fucking right my beautiful brother!
Love your assertion, is that the right word?love what u said,agree!!
yes you must believe in God
Yesir!!
Something this good is a creation from God
This song and I Still Believe got me through a very rough 1986. I worked for a college radio station and that same year I got to meet The Call and interview them when they played at Central Michigan. Serendipity at it's finest.
I'm agnostic but these guys rocked my Jesus off. RIP Mr Been. I still believe.
World Coming Down 5778 Still waiting *stares at the beautiful moon*
keep listening, Davy
Trumpets and Horns. Revelation.
Have you gone to God directly, Mr. agnostic?
I did, alone...in a tent.
Sincerely,
No longer Ms.Agnostic
I was raised in the 60s and 70s in an evangelical church. I walked awa from that life and have been an atheist for 35 years. However, Michael Been is one of the most influential songwriters to me. His obvious faith and love of humanity is inspiring. I don’t have believe what he does to admire how he lived his life.
Last time i saw Michael Been, he was next to me at Slim's in SF, CA. We both were watching the Verve's 1st gig in SF in the early 90s.
Abbsolutely anthemic, pulsing, throbbing, mesmerizing, electrifying rock and roll. I own 4000 cds and 15,000 records, and The Call is in my top 20.
What a collection!
It's amazing that this song never sounds old!!!!😘😘😘😍😍💕
RIP Micheal Been. Your music has always moved me.
This is such a great song that never gets old. I seen these guys in San Diego back in 80's. I was a hard rocker playing guitar in a band like Metallica and I still loved this band.
One of the best shows I was able to experience back in the day. Celebrity Theater in Phoenix, AZ. I don't remember what year but it was an incredible performance.
Absolutely one of the best of that era. They stood out; did some things differently. They had their own distinctive sound and produced a string of excellent songs that even today are better than much of what you hear on the radio.
I will listen to this song over and over and over and over
+Gerald Ryan I listen to it everywhere I go. (Sorry, but I just couldn't help myself!)
Gerald Ryan d
My fav song from them!!!!
Great song - simple , passionate and driving
Truly.....a great band......I haven't listened to them in years....THIS song brought back such great memories, and made me realize they WERE one of the most under-rated bands....ever.
Horribly underrated.
a truly underrated band indeed............they kill it
Agreed 💯
We had best music!
Yes, the same words and feelings
The Call were superb in concert as well. I love the fact that Michael and the band spread The Word without being dogmatic Evangelicals. Their music stood on its own merits and Michael was a kind, warm-hearted, talented human being.
Appreciate you Walmart you put my 20 year old self on with a great song.
Man his voice is one of the best I've ever heard! Passionate and powerful! Saw them in the 80s! Amazing band! Rock On!
This song's driving bass line and haunting melody was playing inside my head, for almost 29 years. However, I not heard it since being played on KROQ-FM and College Radio, in 1987. I had no idea(or forgot) who wrote this....until I got Shazam to ID them finally playing on my radio yesterday! The Call rightfully deserved REM's absurd successes, as they were true pioneers of Politically-charged, Alternative Rock. Way under-rated....RIP Michael Been.
+Zachary Abelardo Amen to that!! The Call over REM any day. REM Good Band The Call GREAT Band and uplifting.
Totally agree... there are just those songs that resonate in your head for years and years..... this band had nothing but great songs! Soooooo underrated.
heard this song so many times and this is the first time i've seen any of their faces
Whenever these guys came to southern Calif., I would follow them from San Diego to Santa Barbara and every show in-between, such an amazing spiritual ENERGY at each show. Michael would just frikkin'' ATTACK that fretless bass! Appropriate that they would open their tribute show to Michael @ the Troubadour in LA (with his son Robert) with this song. Yeah, I made sure to be at that one too.
That's a lovely story.
The Call and the Psychedelic Furs Live at the Col Ballroom August 1987 Davenport, Iowa
Now that's a great combo
loved all their songs when i was a kid in the '80's. and many years later, I discovered my neighbor is the keyboardist. cool dude too.
Wipe. 😮😮😎
Woow. 😮😮😎
wuuuut ?
Gail Butler I met the lead singer, Mike Bean??? Been too long ago. They opened for Simple Minds at the Fox in St. Louis. The Call blew them out of the water!
Met Mike Bean, they opened for Simple Minds, the Call blew them out of the water at the Fox in St. Louis.
RIP Michael Been....Thanks sooo much for all you did for the finest revolution of the 80's! The presence behind the mic will live on forever...
forgot about this song and band... today I'm in an airport eating in a cafe and it's playing in the overhead speakers! So glad to become reacquainted! Awesome song!
Saw them at Central Michigan University back in 1986. The energy from the stage was amazing!
some critics think this band was underrated, have to tell you ..nothing better than this. Michael we will miss you so much.. R. I . P.
Really like this group. High energy, deep messages and truthful to the subjective experience. Lovely.
Haven't heard this song in years. Going to wear it out today.
Came back again for my 80s fix! I may be getting older, but this jam will never age...
Saw them at Auburn University. Man were they loud & great. Let the day begin. Just wow. Sorry to hear of Michael's death. It's been 35 years since I saw them. Wondered why they never hit it big.
DAMN… this song ROCKS ❤️ All the parts blend together so perfectly!
The Call's music was so important to me back then. It was so vital, so powerful. It helped me through some very dark times.
I had the exact same experience.
My first show EVER!!!! I was 11 in 89 at the Coachouse in Capistrano. I shook Micael Been's hand as he was walking off stage. One the best shows I've been to till this day.
Always loved these guys 😊
I was lucky enough to see these guys live at the Bayou in DC in the mid-80s, up close. I liked the Call but after I saw them, I loved the Call. Michael Been (RIP), just an amazing voice. Better live than recorded! The only other band that I can personally attest to that distinction is Cheap Trick.
Midnight Oil was another amazing live band. Look at their capitol theatre performance, and oils on water
I saw them every time they came to Cleveland. One of my all time favorites
WOAH!
If that was the tour for this album, I was there at the Bayou with you. The place wasn’t packed at all-and the show killed. Just a great live band.
They openeed for the Psychelic Furs in 1986 , in Berkley. A huge fan since . Seen them live 3 times , and boast about it . Awesome .
Sad, Goth, but still Dance-able
1986? wow I feel old now
I must say I have this on Vinyl and it Rocks !! SANTA CRUZ Bound.. Miss those hot summer days... laying in the sun watching the Waves flow and recede.
What a beautiful song. The beat and lyrics make me very emotional.
This still kicks ass!
+Sean Harris great drummer.
Absolutely! One of the reasons I play drums.
+Sean Harris you're goddamn right it does.
Ha!! Classic thread... The Call rocks!
I still love this man's voice. Hot damn...
Still gives me chills
BY FAR THE GREATEST... UNRATED... BAND.... EVER!!!!! Their songs still are so powerfully prophetic.
God rest Michael Been. RIP
One of the greatest band of all time... Michael Been (god bless his soul) and his music, was a big inspiration in my life. Big fat salute to The Call and Michael.
Saw them in the late 80s... one of the best bands i have ever seen live.
Raise me up
Keep that promise that you made
Wake me up
Keep that promise that you made
I think of you
(Everywhere I go)
I think of you
(Everywhere I go)
I look for you
(Everywhere I go)
I need you
(Everywhere I, everywhere I go)
Straight has curve
Smiles, eyes, powers to confound me
I lose my nerve
Your voice, it echoes all around me
I think of you
(Everywhere I go)
I think of you
(Everywhere I go)
I look for you everywhere
(Everywhere I go)
I must have you
(Everywhere I, everywhere I, everywhere I go)
Ease me down
Keep that promise that you made to me
Take my hand
My mind reels, all my senses rise
I think of you
(Everywhere I go)
Lord, I think of you
(Everywhere I go)
I look for you
(Everywhere I go)
I need you
(Everywhere I go)
Lord, I need you everywhere I go
(Everywhere I go)
I look for you everywhere
(Everywhere I go)
I need you
(Everywhere I go)
I must have you
(Everywhere I, everywhere I, everywhere I)
(Everywhere I)
Everywhere I go, go
bought their albums in the 80's, still have them, listen to them occasionally, not often enough, still enjoy them.....
I love this song! It's my favorite. It has bonded my and the love of my life and the Call forever! Thank you Michael for saying the things I never had the courage to say to the one I love...
Still a great band! Saw them in concert back in early 80’s. Michael Been was awesome in person. His son did a great tribute to his father after he passed away.
The reason why the call and so many other groups were underrated because back in the 80.s music was divided into categories unfortunately bands like the call were considered underground alternative but thanks to MTV groups like the call the alarm or Rem got crossover success
I just never tire of this song....have been fortunate to listen for decades!!!!
i absolutely LOVE this combination of high tempo drums and a punchy baseline, idk if there is a name for it, but i just love the sound! a lot of songs in the 1980s used it
I believe it's called talent. That's what this is. Pure talent.
rebel yell for one
@@backslash68 Yes it also is commonly found in early 80s power pop and new wave songs
The Fall and Wire have this quality as well and one of the reasons I love them
Just so damn good! Yes one of the best bands of all time! The lead singer is so amazing. I remember them then and now.
My Mother used to play this LP a lot when I was a kid. One of the many bands I wish I could've seen in concert.
Totally agree. Very Underrated. Super voice!
One of the best concerts I've ever been to was when The Call came to a little coffee shop in my town, probably ten years ago. Small set, nothing flashy, but primo musicianship!
I was lucky enough to see these guys live at the Catalyst dwntwn Santa Cruz way back in 1986-87 Hometown Favorites. R.I.P Michael, thank you for the Great Music and part of the soundtrack of my life. Severely underrated band of the Greatest Decade in my simple life 1980's. Class of '85 Amador High. P-Twn.
Thank God for The Call.....
i have been waiting 2 hear this band agian for 30 yrs.!!!!!!!!!! they rock for Christians/most don't know it/but they were 1 of the 1st. it was my 3rd shift motavation 2 get the crew & production out back then!!!!!!!!!! for ALL AGES!!!
I was soooo crazy about that Call son GB
All About You. when i was 17..
" i was never too easy with strangers but I'm easy with you....
Im MAD ABOUT YOU !!.... ITS. ALL
ABOUT..... YOUU"
Still one my favourite songs. Glad to see his son carrying on his legacy
I recently heard this song played a shoe store at the mall. I was pleasantly surprised.
Still a fan!
So True! They remain as fresh as the day they came onto the scene! Love these guys! RIP MB!
They ARE way underated.
wayyyyyyyyyyyy underated---great ass band
Yes!!!!!!
Robert Winters nope I tend to disagree with you the call was never underrated the reason why people say that is because there music was considered Christian music which back in the 80,s was like rap music it was stereotyped still the call received a lot of attention on mtv and radio.
they were also lumped in the U2 wannabe category, with Simple Minds, the Alarm, etc...in other words, they got hosed.
I hear you, and none of those were they.
I listened to Reconciled about a million x after Robby my husband passed in 99. Deeply moving song. Beautifully performed. THX for posting this.
Heard this song on the radio and became an instant fan. Now I have everything they put out.
his voice was too good for this world :^(
IKR?
Always a great bass line, on EVERY cut!
just found out Michael passed. I am truly gutted he was the class singer .
saw the call in 83 in Lubbock modern Romans tour and his voice had me hooked ever since. Tore the old place down....... RIP Michael
In Belgium we only knew the song "I still believe". Bought a couple of CDs if them in the meanwhile, they are one of my favorite bands now. To bad they didn't get the credit they deserved.
Hey, you are giving it now. respect.
Wow!! My 3 year old grandson requested this song!
Soo cool that he requested this song???? Wonder why or how , must have an old soul.
underrated doesn't begin to describe them.
"Very" does, though.
I've always loved this track..haunting..loved it for years
Still listening in 2021. ❤️ ☮️
So - no one is mentioning that the backing vocals are by Jim Kerr and Peter Gabriel?
I never knew that lol.
Interesting never knew that. I saw this band open for simple minds in Berkeley California 1985 they were awesome. Yup still have the record followed by the cd and then digitally into iTunes.