OK, I had no idea Huey Lewis was the teacher in the movie. How funny that he said that his own real song was just too loud! Great! I love when I see these connections. Great movie!
Yes and I think he and the News got an Oscar Nomination. As you already know Two Other Songs had the Power Of Love As A Song Title. One By Celine Dion, the Other by Luther Vandross.
@@FlashTheRedStreak there is a chance but it sounds way to grainy to be a bass, unless they put some gain on it. But I remember reading somewhere that all of the guitar playing from Michael was dubbed by someone.
I was in a high school band too and we were pretty good, but nah most high school bands are not even close to being in time like that. There are exceptions, but it's not very common. They think they are though lol.
@@HooksBill Totally agree with your comment, lol. Was also in a high school band. We were AWFUL until right before graduation, then we actually got the hang of it and did some clutch stuff. Like you say most high school bands are mediocre at best but there are exceptions.
Man, the takes and image quality of this movie are just astonishing, it does not look like a 80s movie but like a post 2000s movie set in the 80s. This movie will NEVER look old
I'm not sure exactly when but some time in the early 80s we must've had a film breakthrough or something. Even Ghostbusters -- only a year older than BTTF -- has that slightly fuzzier, lower-quality look to it.
Yes, that is the part that sells the whole thing to everyone. Just looking at her face of delight, tells the audience that this is really worth listening. Also Marty going over the top with those guitar distortions is awesome.
I was a young buck of 16/17 when this movie was released, been a long,long time since a girl looked at me like that. Jennifer's smile is priceless in this scene. BTTF movies will never get old for me. The 80's were a great time to be young!!!
+Jeffrey Fairfield Neither did I! I watched Jimmy Kimmel's October 21st episode: he reprised his role for the show, but I didn't know it was him until he sang the theme song with the house band!
+Jeffrey Fairfield I knew Power Of Love and Back In Time were songs in the movie, I never knew that Huey Lewis himself was in that movie till recently.
Are we not gonna talk about how awesomely 80s the band at 0:04 is? Lol. That is such a sign of the times. What I like about Marty is he's not exactly a stereotypical 80s hair rocker. He's just a normal kid with his own personal flair. His band rocks the same look too but Marty is always gonna be the most fly.
DarthSpiderMaul 2001 for starters her name is Elisabeth Shue, and she’s done more with her career than Claudia wells did with hers. Shue>Wells. Claudia could never be as iconic as Elisabeth was, especially in Adventures in babysitting.
I don't see how being an EVH imitator is a bad thing. Diamond Darrell was an EVH imitator that evolved when he -- along with the rest of Pantera -- dropped the pretty boy rock schtick in favor of being a gnarly dudebro guitar shredder.
I've seen Huey perform live 11 times as of last year, and I can assure you, he and his bandmates are quite loud, especially when they do their Power of Love encore. 92dB according to my phone. :)
@@georgejetson1025 Of course, Huey has Ménière's disease now, so whether they will ever tour again is in question. That being said, my brother is a big fan, and one year my parents, he and I went to see them. We had so much fun that it became a tradition. Every year, they'd either be playing in my city, or a nearby city, and we just kept going! Always a blast. Incredible live band... the crowd is always into it. Just a really fun time.
@@georgejetson1025 Why wouldn't you, though? They've got solid songs, they're fun, Huey Lewis himself seems really affable, and think of all the Back to the Future and American Psycho references you could make at the show? You do yourself a disservice by looking down upon others for enjoying things.
Their early work was a little too new wave for my taste. But when Sports came out in '83, I think they really came into their own, commercially and artistically. The whole album has a clear, crisp sound, and a new sheen of consummate professionalism that really gives the songs a big boost. He's been compared to Elvis Costello, but I think Huey has a far more bitter, cynical sense of humor.
I've loved the Back To The Future trilogy for 30+ years, and I'm just now finding out that Huey Lewis was actually in one of them. I didn't even realize that was him!
I started to watch this clip and noticed the guitar looked very, very familiar. Then it hit me. It's exactly like the one sitting in its stand right next to me! I never knew I had "the Marty McFly model!" Marty is playing a black Ibanez RG430 Roadstar II Series stratocaster-styled guitar with 3 Super 7F single coil Ibanez pickups. I play this guitar every day, it sits next to my desk always plugged in.
What makes this scene hilarious (other than Huey Lewis) is that they’re amazing, and anyone that’s not a total pinhead (he he) would let them play at the dance.
That Ibanez looks so unique and killer! I've wanted one so badly for years and years since i was a teenager and loved this movie an Ibanez Roadstar. It's a shredders guitar! :D
It was the 80s. I dont know what happened in the 80s but those generations back then thought they invented the electric guitar and all guitar stars acted as if they were equal to Mozart
Huey Lewis^^ He's lead singer of the band Huey Lewis in the News who sings the song they played, Power of Love, PLUS he's the guy who said "I'm afraid you're just too darn loud"
@@lorangajapp8086 Yes, Michael J. Fox actually did play the guitar as a teenager growing up in Canada. For the movie, he worked with a guitar teacher to learn "The Power Of Love" and "Johnny B. Goode". Fox said he wanted to learn to play the songs note-for-note so that his performance would be as authentic as possible.
I really love the insanely minor detail where their drummer is repliclating Queen drummer Roger Taylor's style by accenting the backbeat of the snare by opening the high hat
Huey Lewis and the Heartbreakers... What a wunderbare Music. At this time, when back to the future came in the cinemas, I was working in Manhattan. So I saw the first part in the "Big Apple". I still love these movies. And I am now 70 years young... Greetings from Lamspringe in lower Saxony, Germany, from Daniel W. Schmitz.
"Money for Nothing" is a song recorded by British group Dire Straits, which first appeared on their 1985 album Brothers in Arms and subsequently became an international hit when released as a single. It peaked at number one for three weeks in the United States, becoming their most successful single, and also peaked at number one for three weeks on the U.S. Mainstream Rock chart. In the band's native UK, the song peaked at number 4. The recording was notable for its controversial lyrics, groundbreaking music video and a cameo appearance by Sting singing the song's falsetto introduction and backing chorus, "I want my MTV". The video was also the first to be aired on MTV Europe when the network started on August 1, 1987.Ellen show 4-24-15 girls play crazy train.taken from back to the future battle of the bands scene, with cameos from Huey lewis himself as the judge with the megafone, and i think the bass player is the drumer. (DRUM MAJOR, bub) Note: I own the Bluray Trilogy of Back to the Future and thought it was time I updated the old pinheads video I uploaded 7 years ago to youtube
I suspect it was in the script. It's like you can't see the forest for the trees. Huey knows what he likes, but he didn't just improv it. It's as simple a that.
I wish there was a full length recording of The Pinheads doing Power of Love!! That would be the most awesome cover second only to Fear Factory collaborating with Gary Numan to re-make "Cars"!
LOL - Huey Lewis (the guy with the megaphone) saying they're too darned loud playing a Huey Lewis and the News song. Too funny!...whoever thought of having Huey Lewis do this was genius.
Ibanez Roadstar is not as bad as you think. Even today it is a still good superstrat, well-equipped and chunky. In mid 80s, with its double locking tremolo and slim neck, it was a kind of a rocket with strings attached. I think Marty could not even imagine to buy Fender or Charvel for a breakfast money, but his main guitar is not a piece of crap at all. And he also had a travel guitar Hondo Chiquita by Billy Gibbons. Student with a pair of electric guitars in mid 80s - Not so bad, uh?
I did NOT know the judge was Huey Lewis. Awesome. This movie came out in my Senior year in high school. I enjoyed all three movies. Had them on VHS, then DVD.
OMG the looks on those teachers' faces!! Almost on par with the apathy and longing for anything else to come up as the kids listening to Ben Stein's lecture on the Hawley-Smoot Tariff Act.
The bass player is Paul Hanson - the guitarist who actually played the lead guitar that Marty is playing. I'm about to upload my note-for-note cover of this track in the next few days so watch this space!
Marty had to answer the dude with the microphone - "Yes, who would say" :) That would be bombastic. Since this dude (if anyone doesn't know) is none other than Hugh Lewis, the author of this song! As many understood by the nickname, I am writing from Russia, this is such a dead likeness of the USSR. That's how you know, this is one of our favorite movies, along with Terminator, Rambo, Alien and other Hollywood hits. Good luck and all the best to everyone :)
Это самый первый фильм, который я посмотрел в видеосалоне. эффект от просмотра был незабываем, несмотря на то, что я сидел в последнем ряду зала и смотрел в маленький экранчик лампового цветного советского телевизора! Все ребята выходя из зала обсуждали фильм и смеясь цитировали смешные фразы из него. Это шедевр американского кинематографа того времени! А за ним были-Кошмар на улице Вязов, Терминатор, Чужие, и много других классных фильмов. Почему сейчас киностудии не могут да же близко делать что то подобное?
I was today years old, and over 5 watches of the film under my belt, that I realised that it's most likely the same stage that he played Johnny B. Goode on in the 50s
You can tell just by this scene the girl was a good actress. She just seem so naturally proud and fan of Marty. Too bad she had to quit the movie business.
If you watch the end of this movie and compare it to the recreated scene of the beginning of Part 2, the original actress had way more chemistry with Marty than Elisabeth Shue did.
Little know fact. The bass player on stage is the actual guitar player for Huey Lewis and the news (in fact the whole band was the real band). He was the one who actually recorded the solo that Micheal played over.
somebody really has to complete this piece of art... come on people ))) so many guitar players and there is no continue for this... this is too sad. Paul started(created) it and Michael introduced, everytime I´m listening it I´m staying hungry for more... and I believe that I´m not alone in this... thanks for even this and long live 80s generation! _I..I
I guess they just weren’t ready for that yet...
Wait a minute......
Their kids might like it though
Hahahahahaha
but their kids are gonna love it
MY BROTHER
OK, I had no idea Huey Lewis was the teacher in the movie. How funny that he said that his own real song was just too loud! Great! I love when I see these connections. Great movie!
Yes and I think he and the News got an Oscar Nomination. As you already know Two Other Songs had the Power Of Love As A Song Title. One By Celine Dion, the Other by Luther Vandross.
Not only that, but he said in real life the same thing happened to him--he was kicked off stage because he was "too loud".
ZZ Top is in BTTF 3
no wrong, not great movie, BEST movie
Maybe they mixed it in full blast.
Michael is obvisiously a fan of Eddie Van Halen!
they have problems with gravity in the future, because everything is HEAVY
Great Scott! :D
Actually van halen was playing that
ThePreciousguitar87 he played johnny b goode too
In the “Darth Vader from Vulcan” scene, the tape even has “Van Halen” written on it. It’s actually a clip of Eddie!
Michael Fox plays the guitar for real in this scene. Cool guy.
It was dubbed, the riff Michael new, the rest was dubbed it's pretty obvious since there are two guitars playing at the same time beginning at 0:31.
It's actually the bassist (Paul Hanson) in this scene who played the solo
@@thischannelhasabigname1755 I think that was a bass; it has only four strings.
@@FlashTheRedStreak there is a chance but it sounds way to grainy to be a bass, unless they put some gain on it. But I remember reading somewhere that all of the guitar playing from Michael was dubbed by someone.
Yeah and he sucks
“Marty, whatever you do, DON’T GO TO 2020” -Doc Brown
Hahahaha
No, do but stop all mail in balloting!
@@kennethmabus381 that's the only thing 2020 got right 🙂
@@misaelcortes6363 oh a liberal commie dumbass! Spend 3 hours watching biden read a teleprompter then say something.
@@kennethmabus381 get out of your feels he lost get over it 🤣
Huey was just pissed because they were rocking his song
And holllwood hasn't changed.
Ahhhh that was Huey, with the megaphone??!!
@@Twobarpsi yes he was dude ;)
@@123kennix I've seen that movie 100s of times, never knew that or noticed it!!
@@Twobarpsi the only reason for me to watch this movie was that scene... in first place... lateron 😉
I love how Huey Lewis is the one who is saying it’s too loud, yet it’s his song.
A louder version of his song yes
I guess he had a bit cynical sense of humour, I like him but sometimes he's too black sounding for me
Just look what he did to Weird Al for making "I Want a New Duck"
That's why I googled it to see was it him. Thanks for confirming
@Ad I think its bitter and cynical
They sound way too professional for a high school band lol
Practice(?)
Highschooler in a band here, you'd be impressed by what practice can do
I was in a high school band too and we were pretty good, but nah most high school bands are not even close to being in time like that. There are exceptions, but it's not very common. They think they are though lol.
@@HooksBill Totally agree with your comment, lol. Was also in a high school band. We were AWFUL until right before graduation, then we actually got the hang of it and did some clutch stuff. Like you say most high school bands are mediocre at best but there are exceptions.
MJ is dubbed by a professional, though he did learn how to play the opening for the film. The blond bassist with the sunglasses was his teacher.
Man, the takes and image quality of this movie are just astonishing, it does not look like a 80s movie but like a post 2000s movie set in the 80s. This movie will NEVER look old
I'm not sure exactly when but some time in the early 80s we must've had a film breakthrough or something. Even Ghostbusters -- only a year older than BTTF -- has that slightly fuzzier, lower-quality look to it.
@@maw4734It really depends on the budget of the production studio and the type of film and cameras they were using...
@@IsaacWale2004you are right
Actually, they went to 2005 and made it from that standpoint LOL.
I can’t believe I never even realized that was Huey Lewis telling him it was too loud 😂😂😂
I just learned that 10 minutes ago and came here to rewatch the scene.
Yeah , I just found out 3min ago , so I looked it up.
1.5 minutes ago here!@@bearpayton34
Ironically (and sadly) Huey has hearing loss.
Yessssss❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I love Hughie Lewis tossing aside his own music. I was too young to get this as a kid but loved finding it on a nostalgia binge.
me too, haha
Claudia Wells has a killer smile. So beautiful.
But not now (((
@@archierri sadly.
@@ayrmont
Downright scary, today. I suppose that on some level that means good news for Elisabeth Shue.
@@palabrajot505 guess you are... Right?
@@archierri thne inside is what counts
Huey Lewis as a nerd judge calling his own song 'too darn loud' - priceless XD
I love how Jennifer looks happy and proud. I was a light-hearted kid back then.
Yes, that is the part that sells the whole thing to everyone. Just looking at her face of delight, tells the audience that this is really worth listening. Also Marty going over the top with those guitar distortions is awesome.
I was a young buck of 16/17 when this movie was released, been a long,long time since a girl looked at me like that. Jennifer's smile is priceless in this scene. BTTF movies will never get old for me. The 80's were a great time to be young!!!
@@PointofConnectionMarty was crushing it in that scene, definitely kicked it up a notch with the distortion, solid.
Holy hell, I had absolutely no idea that the guy with the bull horn was Huey Lewis! Absolute genius!
I didn't realize until many years after seeing this that the geeky teacher was Huey Lewis, the guy who sang "Power Of Love"!
+Jeffrey Fairfield I Almost!!
+Jeffrey Fairfield Dude! Me either, till I just read your comment. I can't believe I didn't know that.
+Jeffrey Fairfield Neither did I! I watched Jimmy Kimmel's October 21st episode: he reprised his role for the show, but I didn't know it was him until he sang the theme song with the house band!
+Jeffrey Fairfield I knew Power Of Love and Back In Time were songs in the movie, I never knew that Huey Lewis himself was in that movie till recently.
Lol
Are we not gonna talk about how awesomely 80s the band at 0:04 is? Lol. That is such a sign of the times. What I like about Marty is he's not exactly a stereotypical 80s hair rocker. He's just a normal kid with his own personal flair. His band rocks the same look too but Marty is always gonna be the most fly.
the most... mcfly. sorry.
LOL. Huey Lewis doesn't like the way they're playing his song.
I LOL-led your mother. She was nice.
He actually liked it IRL if you watch the behind the scenes footage.
wadda u MEAN marty killed it
@@evanmoesser2479watch the scene. “I’m afraid you’re just too darn loud.”
Huey's looking to the others like "Ugh, every kid on guitar thinks they're Eddie Van Halen these days." 😆
(Also, Claudia Well's smile is adorable).
Way better than that other actress.
DarthSpiderMaul 2001 for starters her name is Elisabeth Shue, and she’s done more with her career than Claudia wells did with hers. Shue>Wells. Claudia could never be as iconic as Elisabeth was, especially in Adventures in babysitting.
Leaving Las Vegas @@owenlawrence670
@@owenlawrence670 Claudia had to leave acting for a while maybe that's why she never took off
I don't see how being an EVH imitator is a bad thing. Diamond Darrell was an EVH imitator that evolved when he -- along with the rest of Pantera -- dropped the pretty boy rock schtick in favor of being a gnarly dudebro guitar shredder.
Ibanez Roadstars were just fantastic guitars. They sounded superb. So many great tones. Mine got stolen.
Pre RG series guitars
i dig your guitar man
Remember how people reacted to Marty's moves in 1955?
Turns out he WAS too darn loud...
Well, they just weren't ready for that yet. But their kids loved it.
YOU TELL THAT TO BLACK SABBATH, THEY WERE ALWAYS LOUD
@@DaveFisher-cq2dr I bet they went deaf not too long after.
@@kylehill3643 well then it serves them right for rejecting Marty
That's the same thing that British People Thought about Pink Floyd (not joking. See the BBC interview)
0:25 damn must feel good for a girl to look at you like that wow
cough cough. Virgin. cough cough
@@chrispy3369 cough cough. don't hate on people looking for happiness. cough cough
Whoa, coronavirus
It does. Even more so when the girl is a1 😂
@@N00dleBandit whoa whoa whoa, put your mask on mate, ur coughing way to much
I've seen Huey perform live 11 times as of last year, and I can assure you, he and his bandmates are quite loud, especially when they do their Power of Love encore. 92dB according to my phone. :)
I must say I didn’t think I would ever hear from someone who admitted seeing Huey Louis 11 times . Wow
@@georgejetson1025 Of course, Huey has Ménière's disease now, so whether they will ever tour again is in question. That being said, my brother is a big fan, and one year my parents, he and I went to see them. We had so much fun that it became a tradition. Every year, they'd either be playing in my city, or a nearby city, and we just kept going! Always a blast. Incredible live band... the crowd is always into it. Just a really fun time.
@@georgejetson1025 Why wouldn't you, though? They've got solid songs, they're fun, Huey Lewis himself seems really affable, and think of all the Back to the Future and American Psycho references you could make at the show? You do yourself a disservice by looking down upon others for enjoying things.
Their early work was a little too new wave for my taste. But when Sports came out in '83, I think they really came into their own, commercially and artistically. The whole album has a clear, crisp sound, and a new sheen of consummate professionalism that really gives the songs a big boost. He's been compared to Elvis Costello, but I think Huey has a far more bitter, cynical sense of humor.
I've loved the Back To The Future trilogy for 30+ years, and I'm just now finding out that Huey Lewis was actually in one of them. I didn't even realize that was him!
I started to watch this clip and noticed the guitar looked very, very familiar. Then it hit me. It's exactly like the one sitting in its stand right next to me! I never knew I had "the Marty McFly model!" Marty is playing a black Ibanez RG430 Roadstar II Series stratocaster-styled guitar with 3 Super 7F single coil Ibanez pickups. I play this guitar every day, it sits next to my desk always plugged in.
So what you're saying is you can't afford a real Fender Strat?
@@ivanjulian2532 do you prowl through the TH-cam comments just to find opportunities to say something malicious? Get a life loser.
@@ivanjulian2532 I have a Hondo h76
@@rexjolles and?
@@ivanjulian2532 it's good
Paul Hanson, the amazing guitar teacher on bass. He also taught the Johnny B Goode parts to Michael J Fox.
The Back To The Future Johnny B Good is much better than Chuck Berry's Original Version.😎
I always thought it was Will Lee from Paul Shaffer's band on Letterman.
Yup
@@brandonjohnson8635 Wtf
@@moonwalkerkop4479 My person opinion.
I've seen this movie so many times over the years and I only just now realized that Huey Lewis was in it.
That feel when Huey tells you you're just too darn loud
and not just Marty, The News (his band!) is just too darn loud
Check out kickassrocguitar for his perfect cover of this.
Yeah, Marty failed to realize that it's actually more hip to be square.
I've been to 9 Huey concerts with tickets to my 10th, and I can assure you, Huey is pretty darn loud himself.
YEAH, THEY SHOULD TELL THAT TO BLACK SABBATH, THEY WERE ALWAYS LOUD
What makes this scene hilarious (other than Huey Lewis) is that they’re amazing, and anyone that’s not a total pinhead (he he) would let them play at the dance.
That Ibanez looks so unique and killer! I've wanted one so badly for years and years since i was a teenager and loved this movie an Ibanez Roadstar. It's a shredders guitar! :D
Not to make you jealous but I have the exact same guitar, in black too, my dad got it from a friend who used it in studios.
When Marty Mcfly has better tone than you
jpm 308 all the guitarists know what your on about in this haha
Thanks man
Yeah.. but he can't blow that harmonica like Huey!!!
*neither can Michael sing as well!
a song so catchy, most people dont listen to the lyrics. But they should!
They sure used the whammy a lot
It was the 80s. I dont know what happened in the 80s but those generations back then thought they invented the electric guitar and all guitar stars acted as if they were equal to Mozart
WHAMMY BARS ARE AWESOME
McFly was real into Van Halen.
Floyd Rose! Hellyeahhh! EVH RULES!
@@robotube7361 They did and they were, no matter what your history book says.
When you realize they just told the Inventor of Rock N' Roll that he's playing too loud
This is one of the best scenes in the whole movie. Having Huey Louis tell them that they're too loud when playing HIS music.
Did you leave the theatre as soon as this scene ended? Not in the top 30 scenes in the movie.
I think Huey has a much bitter, cynical sense of humor
This scene was just perfect. My favorite movie ever and one of my top 5 favorite bands ever
Huey Lewis^^ He's lead singer of the band Huey Lewis in the News who sings the song they played, Power of Love, PLUS he's the guy who said "I'm afraid you're just too darn loud"
+John Hatvik Nahh, Huey Lewis is my fav!
First of all, not near the best movie ever. Second of all, Van Halen is trash.
Dude that is all personal opinion. Bet your taste in music is terrible.
@@taligurl393 His taste is trash because he likes some Huey Lewis & The News ??
The guy left of Marty is the person who taught him electric guitar
Yup, that was his guitar instructor Paul Hanson.
@@nxtwomenfan497 So he really did play the guitar?
@@lorangajapp8086 Yes, Michael J. Fox actually did play the guitar as a teenager growing up in Canada. For the movie, he worked with a guitar teacher to learn "The Power Of Love" and "Johnny B. Goode". Fox said he wanted to learn to play the songs note-for-note so that his performance would be as authentic as possible.
@@lorangajapp8086 Yup, he is actually pretty good, Joan Jett talked about how surprised she was when they began filming Light of Day.
It looked like Will Lee of David Letterman's show to me bc at first.....an awesome bassist.....
I wish there was a full version of them finishing the song
No kidding. The director should have said, "Okay lets do a take where they play the whole thing."
I remember watching this as a kid in the 90’s and this scene came on and my father said “He was playing that Van Halen, shit.” 🤣🤣
And this moment defines every single guitarist who loves Van Halen.
What is Van Halen
@@moonwalkerkop4479 u better be joking boi
@@lacisum3096 Lol 'course
@@moonwalkerkop4479 van FUCKIN' halen!
After what has happened in 2020… I think we’re somehow in an alternate 2021. Great Scott!! This is heavy!!
I really love the insanely minor detail where their drummer is repliclating Queen drummer Roger Taylor's style by accenting the backbeat of the snare by opening the high hat
Huey:"You're just too darn loud."
Marty: "But....it's YOUR song!?!"
What a great Huey, I had a screwed up moment in my life and your music lifted me up, very positive and happy, thank you dear Sr Huey.
Huey Lewis and the Heartbreakers...
What a wunderbare Music.
At this time, when back to the future came in the cinemas, I was working in Manhattan. So I saw the first part in the "Big Apple". I still love these movies. And I am now 70 years young... Greetings from Lamspringe in lower Saxony, Germany, from Daniel W. Schmitz.
Gotta love Huey Lewis telling you you’re not good enough
"Money for Nothing" is a song recorded by British group Dire Straits, which first appeared on their 1985 album Brothers in Arms and subsequently became an international hit when released as a single. It peaked at number one for three weeks in the United States, becoming their most successful single, and also peaked at number one for three weeks on the U.S. Mainstream Rock chart. In the band's native UK, the song peaked at number 4. The recording was notable for its controversial lyrics, groundbreaking music video and a cameo appearance by Sting singing the song's falsetto introduction and backing chorus, "I want my MTV". The video was also the first to be aired on MTV Europe when the network started on August 1, 1987.Ellen show 4-24-15 girls play crazy train.taken from back to the future battle of the bands scene, with cameos from Huey lewis himself as the judge with the megafone, and i think the bass player is the drumer. (DRUM MAJOR, bub)
Note: I own the Bluray Trilogy of Back to the Future and thought it was time I updated the old pinheads video I uploaded 7 years ago to youtube
The geeky teacher is the singer so when he said “you just too darn loud” Marty was like “but it’s your song”
And he was like, yeah, but it's too darn loud. Now fuck off.
Beautiful quality video, 8 year old clip of an 80's movie. Perfect job.
I love how he’s playin’ around with the tremolo arm.
Marty fails this audition but gets to play for his parents' school dance, "Enchantment Under the Sea". MJF is a treasure.
You mean “Fish under the sea”?
I love that scene. Most people didn't pick up on that was Huey Lewis. Lol.
jennifer is beautiful.
Claudia Wells 😍😍😍
When the one you love looks at you like at 0:26, it's worth all the judgments in the world.
This movie was Gold BIG LOVE FROM NEW ZEALAND 💖🙏🇳🇿
I love that Huey Lewis said that. Such a great performer
I suspect it was in the script. It's like you can't see the forest for the trees. Huey knows what he likes, but he didn't just improv it. It's as simple a that.
She was much cuter than the girl in the second & third movie
Diddo... not a big fan of Elizabeth Shue at all👎
That would be Elizabeth Shue who also starred as Daniels girlfriend in The Karate Kid and did a cameo in Cobra Kai as Ali
I wish there was a full length recording of The Pinheads doing Power of Love!! That would be the most awesome cover second only to Fear Factory collaborating with Gary Numan to re-make "Cars"!
LOL - Huey Lewis (the guy with the megaphone) saying they're too darned loud playing a Huey Lewis and the News song. Too funny!...whoever thought of having Huey Lewis do this was genius.
I'm today years old when I learned that Huey Lewis is the uncool audition judge. That joke went over my head for 35 years!
When you realize that’s Huey Lewis, it only makes this scene funnier.
How did they sound so good on that crapy school band equipment? The magic of movies.
This version of power of love is kick ass. Huey Lewis is just mad that this version sounds better than his😂
Ibanez Roadstar is not as bad as you think. Even today it is a still good superstrat, well-equipped and chunky. In mid 80s, with its double locking tremolo and slim neck, it was a kind of a rocket with strings attached. I think Marty could not even imagine to buy Fender or Charvel for a breakfast money, but his main guitar is not a piece of crap at all. And he also had a travel guitar Hondo Chiquita by Billy Gibbons. Student with a pair of electric guitars in mid 80s - Not so bad, uh?
“To darn loud”. Pretty it’s part of the genre they play
I did NOT know the judge was Huey Lewis. Awesome. This movie came out in my Senior year in high school. I enjoyed all three movies. Had them on VHS, then DVD.
OMG the looks on those teachers' faces!! Almost on par with the apathy and longing for anything else to come up as the kids listening to Ben Stein's lecture on the Hawley-Smoot Tariff Act.
The bass player is Paul Hanson - the guitarist who actually played the lead guitar that Marty is playing.
I'm about to upload my note-for-note cover of this track in the next few days so watch this space!
Kick-Ass Rock Guitar I thought It was Duff from Guns N Roses!!
Kick-Ass Rock Guitar Michael J Fox was playing here. There's a behind the scenes of him being taught it note by note by Paul.
Justin Briggs It's Fox playing It, Paul Hanson just taught him what to play
"don't listen to them, cause what do they know?" - Phil Collins
The chick is just too darn cute!
Cracks me up soooo many people don't realize Huey was the judge...I knew it the first time I saw the movie when it came out!
You know for me I really like this Jennifer better than the other Jennifer in Parts II and III because this Jennifer is so beautiful and very pretty.
Claudia Wells is so damn gorgeous!!! 😍😍😍❤💕
Huey Lewis doesn't like Eddie van Halen 😂
I didn't know he was really playing the guitar...
I saw this movie twice at the same theater in San Francisco on July 3rd 1985
Marty had to answer the dude with the microphone - "Yes, who would say" :) That would be bombastic. Since this dude (if anyone doesn't know) is none other than Hugh Lewis, the author of this song! As many understood by the nickname, I am writing from Russia, this is such a dead likeness of the USSR. That's how you know, this is one of our favorite movies, along with Terminator, Rambo, Alien and other Hollywood hits. Good luck and all the best to everyone :)
Это самый первый фильм, который я посмотрел в видеосалоне. эффект от просмотра был незабываем, несмотря на то, что я сидел в последнем ряду зала и смотрел в маленький экранчик лампового цветного советского телевизора! Все ребята выходя из зала обсуждали фильм и смеясь цитировали смешные фразы из него. Это шедевр американского кинематографа того времени! А за ним были-Кошмар на улице Вязов, Терминатор, Чужие, и много других классных фильмов. Почему сейчас киностудии не могут да же близко делать что то подобное?
I was today years old, and over 5 watches of the film under my belt, that I realised that it's most likely the same stage that he played Johnny B. Goode on in the 50s
OMG!
@@ajbartwork360 Nvm, might be after some renovation, but 2 completely different filming locations
"I was today years old...."
What does that even mean?
He's right.
Dude was playing an Ibanez.
You don't play rock 'n roll with an Ibanez, kid.
Interesting!
Keep in mind he also thought it wad a good idea to hang with Doc Brown. 🤣
You play music with an Ibanez
It's an Ibanez Roadstar Custom.
tell that to herman li, who played power metal on an ibanez
You can tell just by this scene the girl was a good actress. She just seem so naturally proud and fan of Marty.
Too bad she had to quit the movie business.
She said in article that she actually had a crush on him and he was the first boy she had ever kissed
Mike L so that's what made her turn to heroin?
@@makeitsonumberone1358 ??????????
Claudia Wells didn't reprise her role as Jennifer Parker because her mother was dying of cancer at the time.
If you watch the end of this movie and compare it to the recreated scene of the beginning of Part 2, the original actress had way more chemistry with Marty than Elisabeth Shue did.
What a lovely Ibanez Roadster II.
On bass is Paul Hanson who was Fox's guitar coach for the film and actually played Michael's guitar solo in this scene.
making a cover version with this as the solo. Holy shit i would pay to hear it
"Too darn loud? But this is your song?!"
Yeah but it's the heavy metal version. Huey likes the original better. ;-)
Imagine that, looking so badass on a guitar in front of your perfect girlfriend.
9 year old me was dreaming this
Little know fact. The bass player on stage is the actual guitar player for Huey Lewis and the news (in fact the whole band was the real band). He was the one who actually recorded the solo that Micheal played over.
that riff just as he starts talking through the megaphone........awesome
0:46 “I’m afraid you’re just too darn loud!” Huey Lewis!
Marty: Bullshit, it's your song, Huey!!
The person who said “You’re just too darn loud.” Wrote and preformed it, he also wrote and preformed another on in back to the future I’m pretty sure
He did. Back in Time
I love this scene I wish they extended it
Claudia Wells unmatched beauty. One and only original siren from Back...
Best movie of my childhood 😁
Perfect intro!
I'm in the movie!
Huey your darn right your in the movie great line
Pretty damned cool. Never realized that was Huey lol. The power of makeup and a good wardrobe department!
Congrats
+Huey Lewis if this stuff goes on MTV, i'm done. :D
Paul Allen I know that Patrick Bateman Likes "Hip to be square"
If Huey Lewis told you that It's too darn loud to his own song. It's TOO DARN LOUD. Just leave and drive your DeLorean
Love this part of the film! Huey lewis dissing his own music 😂
somebody really has to complete this piece of art... come on people ))) so many guitar players and there is no continue for this... this is too sad. Paul started(created) it and Michael introduced, everytime I´m listening it I´m staying hungry for more... and I believe that I´m not alone in this... thanks for even this and long live 80s generation! _I..I
for anyone who doesnt know, he actually played the guitar in both scenes in this movie
"He" being someone other than MJF.
damn they were killing it
What? Come on Huey give them a break!!!
He's been compared to Elvis Costello, but I think Huey has a far more bitter, cynical sense of humor.
+BODDENERGON Most people don't listen to the lyrics but they really should. It's not just a statement about society but the band its self. HEY PAUL!!!
Hey hey hey one break comin right up -David lee Roth
That Auditorium was ALSO used in an episode of "Emergency!"
One of the greatest scenes in movie history!
a cover version with this as a solo.
imagine the audition man screaming and they dont hear him.