Rappers React To Madness "Our House"!!!
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- IT'S TUESDAY WITH THE TRIBE!!! On this segment of Rappers React, Smokey and Hollywood checked out "Our House" by Madness!!! Any suggestions, send them our way!!!
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ONE STEP BEYOND!!!
YESSSSSSS
such cheeky monkeys! a great tune!
Yes, please.
Great song....
Absolutely!!
They were playing in Belfast last week,thousands singing every word of every song…these guys are Legends in the U.K!!
Awesome
If yoy guys like Ska.....listen to the Specials......they were something else back in the day!!!
Don't forget Bad Manners
Under Special AKA they released Free Nelson Mandela. I played the hell out of that song
Ska comes from Jamaica.
How about the Skatalites ?
😮😮😮 never call Madness one hit wonders that's blasphemy! 😅 They're a top English band with a ton of hits.You still hear them here in England quite a lot.
The particularly funny thing to me is that _Our House_ did not chart number 1 (it reached 5) in the UK. _House of Fun_ did. 😄
@0okamino it may not have reached number 1 in our beloved UK but it did reach number 1 in Canada and Sweden 😅
@@barr790 I'm kind of surprised that it only reached 7 in the US (which still isn't bad, of course, being in the top 10), considering the airplay it got. I guess that's the blessing and curse of something that is both popular and somewhat niche. How many people are really going to buy it if you can just always hear it on the radio and MTV?
1 step behond and baggy trousers next please haha
Madness are the mutts nuts! MORE!! PLZ!
As Englishman myself what a f•••••g song. CLASSIC
Welcome to the nutty world of Madness who put a huge smile on people's faces. They were a 31 hit wonder in the UK top 40 with 17 top 10 songs and are still touring. "Baggy Trousers", "House of Fun" and "It Must be Love" are all great ones to check out and their videos were a hoot too! Ska was very popular in the UK and The Specials with "Ghost Town" would be one of the first songs people in the UK would name from the genre.
A Message to you Rudy would be ahead of Ghost Town, Too Much Too Young, Monkey Man, the list just goes on
Definitely Ska! First wave of British Ska, being formed in 1976...
Madness is actually considered 2nd wave ska, along with The Specials and The Beat.
Try My Boy Lollipop circa 64
First wave was in the earkly 60s, I was there! Think Island Records.
@@KattMurr Definitely 2nd wave of ska along with the Selector and the Specials to name but a few
2nd wave jamaican immigrants were to thank for the 1st wave in the 60s
Fun Fact: Madness was very popular in their native UK, where this was their 11th Top 10 hit. They barely got noticed in America though, where "Our House" was their only substantial hit. Much of the song's success in the US was down to its witty music video that went over well during the early days of MTV. It was also a time when British bands were trending in the States, with colorful acts like The Human League, Culture Club and Eurythmics making an impact.
"It Must Be Love" did pretty well in the U.S., too...top 40 at least, as I recall.
They were big in Germany too 😊
They are still touring my sister went to see them a couple of weeks ago
One Step Beyond was a pretty big hit too.
@@michaelkruska6097 Yes. I saw them a few years back in Berlin
Madness had so many hits, you could a madness Monday concept for the better part of half a year lol
Madness was the only band featured twice on The Young Ones. Our House was one song, the second was House of Fun. That’s a good one to check out next. The Young Ones and all the bands that appeared on it were great and deserve reactions.
Fun fact..jools hollands band were on it with stewart mfkin copeland as the drummer 😬👍😁
Aussie here who remembers them on The Young Ones so well!! Never knew that Stewart Copeland was the drummer, wow!! Best wishes from Castlemaine, Victoria
@@radarsone5097 Ken Bishop's Nice Twelve doing Subterranean Homesick Blues! That song was on the broadcast TV showw, but they cut it out of the early home video releases due to rights issues. The Extra Stoopid edition had it back in, though.
I was about to dig out my Stoopid DVDs, then this happened. I literrally quoted Mike the Cool Person ten minutes ago.
Correct. I just posted a comment regarding The Young Ones. I paused and made sure I used the plural, realising your exact remark. Cool.
Has anyone done the joke yet? What's the first sign of madness? Suggs walking through your gate.
Excuse me, can you point me to The Specials please?
Not that way sir, that way can only lead to Madness.
@@alundavies1016 That's just Bad Manners.
@@speleokeir boom tish
Great reaction, never a one hit wonder, massive band, Suggs still does loads, and the first ever Beta Max video I ever bought lol, little bit of rap and SKA on there, thank you 🙏🐊❤️🦉👍
Madness were big in Australia too, I loved them! "Baggy Trousers" should be your next reaction!
To help in the celebrations for the Queen at one of her Jubilees they played this from the roof of Buckingham Palace.
The Caribbean culture has had a huge influence in the UK. There was a lot of immigration from Jamaica and lots of other countries in the West Indies bringing amazing music and food as well as other things
This song has nothing to do with carribean culture
@annother3350 Ah, bless ya cotton socks.
@@annother3350
Bud the style of music is very much influenced by SKA which is Jamaican.
@@err4071 This song is in no way Ska like many of their other tracks
@@reggipher Glad to be of assistance
Madness were one of the bands my eldest brother passed on to me best part of 30 years ago, and I still love them.
One of the most consistent bands of their generation, in the UK at least.
Starting with their first single, The Prince, they had a streak of 20 successive top 20 hits, 15 of those in the top 10.
There was the odd exception but their stuff was generally pretty upbeat in tone and lyrically.
Madness will never age I feel, at least for me. Whether it’s the relatability of Our House, the silliness of Baggy Trousers or the pure joy of Wings of a Dove, they’ll always be a band I will never tire of listening to.
One of the greatest British bands.
This band was a key part of my childhood - so many amazing tunes - baggy trousers, it must be love, grey day, one step beyond, nightboat to Cairo.... so many
Ska came to the UK in the early 60s influenced by things like Island records moving from the Jamaica to the UK. But there was also encouragement of Caribbean migration to the UK by the post WWII Government to fill gaps in the job market due to rebuiding the country and the loss of men and low birth rates during the war so there were well establishe Jamaican communities by the 60s. There was strong ska based revival in the late 70s mainly represented by artists on the Two Tone record label such as Madness, The Specials, The Beat, The Selector. Obviously technology had moved on massively so whilst they were all entrenched in ska roots there was a lot of experimentation leading to a variety of differing intrpretations! Madness had loads of hits and are still touring with dates in the UK this year. Legends.
Madness is a ska band. Our House was probably their least ska song but arguably rheir most popular. The name of the band is from a Prince Buster song. Check out One Step Beyond and Baggy Trousers.
You guys are so wrong about Madness! Britian for years had reggae, then it had punk with its reggae influences, and late 70's saw 2 tone ska revival. With the latter we had The Specials, Selecter, The Beat, and Madness. They were massively successful in Britain, with Madness having hit song after hit song. I suggest start near the beginning, and try Night Boat to Cairo official video and you will be dancing around your set!
Ska was huge in the UK in the lare 1970s/early 1980s. Madness was one of the top bands.
In the middle of our street means halfway down the block.
The mom was one of the guys in the band.
Guaranteed to get people dancing at weddings, wakes etc. 😂
I was friggin 11 when this came out. 😂 Yess, one step beyond should be the next. Hugs from Sweden
You don’t get more early 80’s London than this. Always reminds me of the young ones (the greatest sitcom of all time)
Two-Tone SKA, from the UK. However they started moving to more of a Pop sound in the 80's. To hear more of the SKA sound check out "One Step Beyond" or "Baggy Trousers".
or The Prince.
More madness please recomend night boat to Cairo,baggy trousers and one step beyond
Madness aka 'The Nutty Boyz' were huge in Britain with numerous hits. All their videos have a nutty intro.
They're a ska/two-tone band like The Specials, Bad Manners, The Beat and The Selecter.
Madness are still going strong and their more recent stuff is just as good as their classics like Baggy Trousers, One Step Beyond, House of Fun Embarrassment, Night Boat to Cairo, etc.
Of their more recent tracks I recommend: Johnny the Horse, Drip-fed Fred, Mr Apples and Never Knew Your Name.
Madness were a type of pop ska
Madness had 16 top 10 hits in the 1980's. They were huge.
A fun band of their time. Often referred to as the nutty boys they are a very together group. They had a slew of hits over here in the UK, and are great live, and the promotional videos were a joy to watch. Baggy Trousers, It must be love, One Step Beyond, Wings of a Dove, among them. Great Fun...another thing I came across recently and must have watched a hundred times are a couple of songs covered by a very talented bunch of kids. Kids Rock for Kids, who covered the Boston song "Peace of Mind" (Excellent), and the Muse song "Hysteria" (Pretty special), you might want to react to that last one. Great reaction as usual guys. Hoping you and yours are all well and remain so. Likewise to all site visitors. Have fun.
The Magnificent 7. Night boat to Cairo if you haven't done it.
Madness were huge in the UK. Gotta do One Step Beyond next but there's a whole rabbithole with Madness. 2tone British Ska, there are a bunch of documentaries about it, you should check some out, 2tone was awesome.
Best ska band ever! The very beginning of the new wave 13 studio albums 12 of which were in the top 20, 4 live albums 2 soundtrack albums, 43 singles!
Fun Fact: Rick Springfield was pretty huge in the early 80's. "Jessie's Girl" "Don't Talk To Strangers" were hits as well as the General Hospital gig. I lived a block away from his house. It was funny to see the pre teen girls sitting on the curb across the street waiting to get a glimpse of Rick but mostly seeing his iconic "spuds mckenzie" look-alike dog peeping out the front window
Rick Springfield was an Aussie....
They made so many great songs. This is a go-to when I need to get in a better mood. Even their songs that bring up sad or heavy subjects are so happy sounding. A few exceptions exists, like Grey Day.
For something a little different from Madness, who mostly played their own songs, listen to their cover album The Dangermen Sessions (2005) full of classics (with their typical ska interpretations).
Madness was part of the ska scene in the 80s. we had quite a big mix of people that liked ska, funk , reggae & punk over here in the UK, and madness was the band that did it all.
Ska was Jamaican first, then eventually came to the UK. Madness were part of the second wave, or UK Ska revival. Madness were *_the_* 'Good Time Music' band, guaranteed to raise spirits and put smiles into a party. The record label for Madness and many of the Ska bands was was '2 Tone', who released the records for many of the UK Ska bands when other labels weren't interested. The '2 Tone' label was founded in Coventry by Jerry Dammers keyboard player of 'The Specials'. Check out 'The Beat'① eg. "Mirror in the Bathroom", "Save It for Later" ②, or their reggae arrangement of Andy Williams early 60's hit "Can't Get Used to Losing You" .
Another great band was 'The Selector' with the wonderful lead Pauline Black.
Best Wishes. ☮
I remember the founding and flourishing of '2 Tone' because I was at college in Coventry at that time, and a friend got to know Jerry Dammers a tiny bit.
Almost all of the UK Ska revival bands from the area ('The Midlands', in the middle of England) had diverse racial mixes reflecting the population, and diverse taste in music. Some of the UK Ska revival bands incorporated that diverse music into their songs.
① "The English Beat" in the USA
② Dave Wakeling, who wrote "Save It for Later", has a great story about someone claiming to be Pete Townshend, phoning him at home one morning asking what the guitar tuning was, _"Dave Wakeling talks about Pete Townshend and Dave Gilmour"_ th-cam.com/video/cTHbUstBHp8/w-d-xo.html "Save It for Later" was performed a lot live by Pete Townshend of 'The Who', who said it was one of his favourite songs.
Early ska was in Jamaica in the very late 1950s and into the 1960s, such as The Skatalites, and Toots & the Maytals. Madness are from the 2 Tone (second wave) era of ska.
This is not ska
Yeah, definitely 'One Step Beyond', but also 'BED AND BREAKFAST MAN'.
English people speaking in cursive!! Hilarious. 😂 ✌🏼😊❤
I don't know if there has ever been a band that was more fun than Madness. Men at Work was pretty fun too. They were a ska band. If you watch the old No Doubt videos one of the members wears a Madness shirt as homage. That whole album was great. To know where the name comes from listen to something like Madness is all in the Head, or One Step Beyond.
Crosby Stills and Nash also had a classic song called Our House. Completely different song, but also a good one.
"It must be love" is one of my favourites and "one step beyond"
Such an iconic song, it still makes me smile so much, even without the video. The video is just the cherry on the cake.
"Speaking in cursive" is pretty spot on...
This was literally on the playlist at work this afternoon - the tribe are clearly psychic.
Madness were indeed one of of the mainstays of first wave ska/tu-tone; several of their hits were covers of reggae songs, but this along with House of Fun, their other big hit from back in the day, are definitely indicative of their cheeky subversive sense of humour, so check that one out too.
House Of Fun is my favorite.
Two Tone!
Ist wave ska was the early 60's, Two Tone artists were a revival.
@@lindsaymckeown513 - fair distinction.
Still big with a certain generation, there are some more great songs like My Girl, Embarrassement, Shut Up,Baggy Trousers and many more
Love Madness. They were LATE SCA FOR BRITAIN (EARLY FOR USA) They did a Song in 78 i think calles PRINCE BUSTER About 1 of the best Jamaican Ska Singers. Madness also had the record for most Records Sold in Britain. Numerous number 1s and shit loads of top 10s. They are still going and had a few US hits. You Should do EMBARRASSMENT written by Sax Player about his Very Irish Catholic Parents throwing his Sister out for being Pregnant at 16 (maybe younger) with a mixed race child Black and White. Great Song
The job I'd love to do as a job is the one I used to do. Work as a cook again! I have been disabled for 16 years now and I miss doing it! It was the best thing I have ever done!
You're exactly right about the origins of the phrase " hanging your dirty washing out/airing dirty laundry" house wives back then were incredibly proud people so dirty linens were a sight of serious problems in a home either financial or marital no self respecting woman would be seen dead putting out dirty washing unless she had no choice or had given up trying.
I thought you were setting it up for listening to the Madness song "In The Middle Of The Night", about an underwear thief!
The British late 70’s band "The Beat" aka "The English Beat" produced similar pop/ska hits, like "Mirror in the Bathroom", "Save It for Later", "I Confess", "Too Nice to Talk To", "Can't Get Used to Losing You", "Hands Off...She's Mine", but never crossed over to the States. Although clearly popular at the time most have unfairly forgotten them and, are rarely known by Gen-Z on upwards.
A lot of people in the U.S. who were teenagers or college-age in the 80s will know "Mirror in the Bathroom," and a song or two by the Specials ("a message to you Rudy..."?). Those are the only ones I happen to recognize.
Any Job? How about Quality Control at Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream. Sounds good to me. As Jochen says below "One Step Beyond" should be next by Madness.
Madness videos were brilliant - and they are one of the best live bands I've ever seen (still touring too!). ❤️
This group was a main part of my school day soundtrack, as a skinhead at 11 in '81,and i preferred the short " flat top" hairstyle that suggs dons on the cover of the Embarrassment Album ,and i still love them now at 54 ,and i still wear the clothing pretty much. Madness were a big band in England , and basically were part of the 2 tone movement which is definitely reflected on the first Album ' One Step Beyond ' .
One step beyond
Baggy trousers
Night boat to Cairo
Funhouse
Embarrassment
Wings of a dove
I've been driving in my car
It must be love.
The nod to monty python are the man dressed as a woman in housecoat and head scarf,the sweater vest and flat cap and the guys in the baths with the knotted hankies on there head.
When this first came out, I was a little kid. I actually would wonder every time how did the cars drive through? You know, because their house is in the middle of the street. Why build it there. 😂
Brilliant live!!
Lots of hits 🏴
They had SO many hits. Try Embarrassment, Night Boat To Cairo, Razor Blade Alley, Cardiac Arrest, Baggy Trousers, The Prince, In The Middle Of The Night (this is about a Knicker Thief!!) and My Girl to mention just a few!
Definitely a ska band in the earlier days on the 2 tone label with the specials . Prince buster is an awesome song
I'm from the 80s..... that would be "I think we're alone now"!
Dave Stewart was the other half of The Eurythmics!
I feel that I had the job of my dreams TBH. I was a high school dropout and had come to terms that I was gonna have crappy jobs for the rest of my life...til my late brother in-law talked me into taking some personal time off from my weaving job in the textile plant I was at to work with him doing power line work. To shorten this up some.... I never went back to the mill and made a pretty great living for the 15 years I was able to work being a lineman. 2004 came and brought me dialysis and after 3 months of trying to continue to work... I had to throw in the towel
Night Boat to Cairo!
"our" is used in a posessive way; if your sister is Betty you might say "our Betty"to friends and everyone knows you mean your...
Thrilled that you have reacted to the greatest pop band of all time in Madness. Please delve deep into their massive rabbit hole. Next one Night Boat to Cairo pleeeaasse!
Went visiting family in maryland,had my Spotify on madness,the jam, the specials, stone roses,happy mondays,oasis,blur
The young team loved it and are now converted to some classic brit groups!
You guys are so freaking fun,,, Love it,,,
Snow clearing in Norway.
The song "Burn In Hell" is by Twisted Sister.
Theb icebreaker question for me would be that I would wanna be the only artist of all the scenery and characters of a cartoon no one else doing the art❕❗ Also I haven't heard this song in so long it was like a trip down memory lane and I've never seen the video before❕❗
If you watched ECW back in the day, you would recognize One Beyond. They used it on their promos
Madness was originally a song by a ska artist called Prince Buster. The bamd changed their name to Madness after putting the full set list in a hat and randomly drawing out the title. They were s huge part of the English ska revival in the 70's.
It was 1982 when Madness released Our House. They were part of the two-tone (ska) era at the time.
It's a rather elaborate production. Brilliant.
Aussie here who always loved this song, but it will always remind me of The Young Ones! I even remembered that it was Ska music, I surprised myself as I’m ancient now 😂
Love them so much fun live, seen them twice
I used to run home from school to watch General Hospital because of Rick Springfield. You both have probably heard “Jessie’s Girl” somewhere over the years. If not you should react to it 😊
Random to reply here but I have to say it, I never liked Jessie's Girl... the chorus seemed like it was from a different song, it never gelled for me.
@@KevPage-Witkicker It’s not my favorite song from him but I do like it 😊
‘Baggy Trousers’ and/or ‘Night Boat to Cairo’ next please! 🎷🎷
Fun fact: When The Go-gos toured the U.K. in the 80's, they opened for Madness.
them: how old r u?
me: coffee commercial old 😅😂
They have so many great songs... first band I ever bought an album of .....
Guitar solo admirations. Angus Young from AC/DC. Brian Setzer from The Stray Cats. George Harrison from the Beatles. Trevor Horn from The Buggles.
1:32 Rick had the 80's mega hit Jessie's Girl
2:50 Dave Stewart
14:30 If you want to talk hard to understand accents, there are certain Irish and Kiwi(New Zealand) dialects that are unintelligible
There was a big ska movement at the end of the 70's into the 80's with The Specials, Madness, The Beat, The Selector, Bad Manners, and quite a few others. Madness managed to stand between ska and pop, and this song was later when they had less of the ska coming through in their sound.
One Step Beyond, Nighboat to Cairo, My Girl, Baggy Trousers (an aboslute classic), House of Fun; there you will find the ska.
I loved this as a kid and now my kids do 😊
Madness was a great band with lots of great songs
One step beyond,A night in Cairo,Swan song.
Such an infectious tune!
Madness are incredible! "Absolutely" is an awesome album
Ooof, that's my childhood right there! Grew-up surrounded by a melting-pot of cultures on a London council estate, deeply influenced by ska and reggae. Happy days! Maybe give The Specials a try next?
Madness were definitely a ska band in the late 70s early 80s. I was I got in to them, in 1980, with all my friends. The first album had two covers of Prince Buster songs (One Step Beyond and Madness (the song)), and they wrote a tribute song called The Prince that was also on the album.
Our House was on their 5th album, The Rise and Fall, which came out in late 1982. I remember because I got it for Christmas that year. By that time their style had changed. A little less obviously ska, some better production, but still retained the humour that was integral to the band style and the music. They really solidified their unique style whilst other contemporary bands were steadfastly sticking with the ska/2-tone sound (The Selecter, The Beat, Bad Manners) or had broken up (The Specials, The Bodysnatchers).
Saw them last Christmas, for the first time (it's a long story) and they were fantastic. They're still writing great music and have an amazing back catalogue to draw from saw gigs are joyous events.
They were less well known in the US, but they are an institution in the UK, and had huge chart success over the years.
Adoro esta música
DECEIVES THE EYE!
A song by Madness you may have heard of, would be 'It must be love'.
A slower tune, but massive hit.
This band right here is the reason why I like modern day pop metal. Like Electric Callboy for example.
Such a great band...
Baggy Trousers should be next on your list from these guys
Morning guys. Ya i agree it seems more jazzed up smokey...ive heard this song a lot but never seen the video. The video was kool. 👍🤓
In the high street. On main street. Tomato, tomahto. Yes it is inspired by ska. They are in a live concert album called Dance Craze. It's worth checking out.
I got sent to primary school wearing a button up madness shirt.
I would want to be a gardener who works at the Town Square of carmel-by-the-sea in California. Years ago I met the lady that worked there and she said she gets paid to water the plants and take care of them. That would be one of the best jobs ever. She said she took that job because she got tired of the corporate world.😊
The quality of UK music in the 1980s is in another league.
Awww, a fave band/song. Loved them the English Beat, the Selecter. Check out one of the originators of ska though Laurel Aitken and his song Sally Brown.
Oh so epic band from past&youth.