Oh stop. There is plenty of good new music, but something happens to people around middle age and they are unable to even give it a chance and get stuck listening to the music of their adolescence over and over again.
@doctordetroit4339, what days do you miss because if you're talking about the 80s in Zimbabwe, Iraq, or Somalia, then you're correct. Well, but it was really only "fun" if you identified wt the party commiting the genocide. Oh ok so in the 80s but just not anywhere near the genocides & we'll pretend they didn't happen. Ok but we still have the Cold War & the East Berlin problem.. Ok you mean the 90s after the Iran - Contra debacle & when Cold War ended? Ok, well once we out from behind enemy lines & away from the Bosnian genocide, we enjoy some good times in 'Merica bangin' rails & getting heavy during the last days of Pablo Escobar's cocaine magnifico. Don't worry though because his 70 billion dollar enterprise isn't going away & neither is the coke-it will change hands & usher in the modern notion of the Mexican drug cartel. But we're actually stepping into the future of what's about to happen in the next decade between America & Cartels de la Mexico. I will admit that there was a brief moment were it seemed like we on the crest of something better in the 90s,... But then Oklahoma City Bombing happened which was horrendous, but the real kick in the nuts was definitely the Columbine School shooting followed not long after wt 911 World Trade Center, Twin Towers collapsing. Plus Biggs & Tupac even B4 that, & dang, did I f'n forget to mention L.A. riots in 92? Yo because that sh¡t nasty when you get up in it... The craziest f'n ting tho, the violence has always been here whether ur paying attention or not. It's always going to occur, ALWAYS. IT'S not only part of the nature of our species but it's part of the natural, interactive process of life & it's absolutely always going to shock someone in it's periphery. Paradoxically, happiness occurs right alongside violence because we are a species that bifurcates our perception into Good & Bad. If we were spiders or ants-no fvcking concept of these positive & negative views besides energetic feeling, verses malaise. Woops, gotta jump out of this beast of a plane & cut this short because it's past "O" dark thirty🤧
I have always loved this song and they still sound great!!! This is one of those songs that I just crank up the volume and sing along every time I hear it.
I had an 84 Mustang, bought it from a Teacher from my High School, Class of 86. Now years later, I've got a 2006 Mustang, faster and prettier but almost in the same light Blue color.
Me and my 1986 IROC z what you got a great price on cuz I was working at the Chevy dealership cruising around with my girlfriend I met that September 85 oh by the way she had an 84 mustang. not the GT. for some reason so many of us cry the big strong man we grew up in the 80s let's just something about that time when we think back to it we're happy but it makes us cry it's weird
Sounds as sweet as the 80s that tune never gets old it evokes all kinds of pleasant memories of going out on Weekends always the joy of anticipation of which young ladies we would meet and the shared fellowship of hanging with friends whose memories forever etched in my soul.
I was going to school in pottstown Pennsylvania when they made the video for this song have the old driving movie theater Man think that was 1983. Wow 40 years and they still sound great
I have been to a lot of concerts over the past 4 decades. These guys rank in the top 5 of my favorites to see. They just played a West Coast tour....first timevin 30 years.... I'll definitely go see them anywhere I can make it.
This song was a guilty pleasure of mine, being caught listening risked being tossed out of my tribe but did I ever love it. They just knocked this out of the park, do they ever sound good here. Happens when their heart is in it, easy to tell.
I saw these guys last Thursday in Bakersfield, CA. One of the best concerts I've ever been to. Blew away the crowd. They've never played our town--you could just see everyone was blown away!
Got to see them a few weeks back along with Rick Springfield, The Tubes and Tommy Tutone and the Hooters played like the world was there. Truly gifted musicians and wonderful performers who write such feel good songs and some very deep ones as well.
Wow. I listed to Nervous Night album all the time when l was in high school in the 80s. They sound amazing. I think they did the right thing, not killing themselves over-touring and giving into record company pressures, like so many other musicians, (if that's what went on). Very happy for these guys.
The 80s was a decade of fantastic bands and great shows. Sure do miss those years. Could go have great time and not have to worry about anything happening
@@harriscl100 ah yes, thank you Virgina, thank you Hampton, and thank all of you at home watching having a few drinks, smoking a few joints, I'm with you, alright!
Wow, they are still out there. Hope they are OK.. I tried to make my living that way, once. It's a different way to go, not for older folks, if you aren't cut out for it.
@@taniakrause9253 thanks Tania - just listened to a few songs but what should I say, I'm totally disapointed. I mean they can do what they want, but to me it seems they totally lost their way, it just seems to be about creating some kind of party mood. Even the predecessor "Pissing in the Rhine" shows nothing of their old strength. I think they've lost focus on what they value their fans for and what their huge following is based on, which is their folky-rocky sound with great melodies and that great romance that sets them apart from all the emotionally rare, keyboard fundamentally Radio music in the mid-80s. There are countless ska bands, the world doesn't need any more - unfortunately there are very few bands like the Hooters. I would wish for another album where they reflect on their own strengths.
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One thing we never saw back then were Rockers who looked like our grandparents...Life is short...ROCK ON !
Back when the music was fun, great, happy....and so was society. I miss those days!
Oh stop. There is plenty of good new music, but something happens to people around middle age and they are unable to even give it a chance and get stuck listening to the music of their adolescence over and over again.
@@nsbd90nowactually no. Most mainstream music nowadays is trash. Especially american music. Im gen z btw
You said the truth..Those were the days of grace...
@doctordetroit4339, what days do you miss because if you're talking about the 80s in Zimbabwe, Iraq, or Somalia, then you're correct. Well, but it was really only "fun" if you identified wt the party commiting the genocide. Oh ok so in the 80s but just not anywhere near the genocides & we'll pretend they didn't happen. Ok but we still have the Cold War & the East Berlin problem..
Ok you mean the 90s after the Iran - Contra debacle & when Cold War ended?
Ok, well once we out from behind enemy lines & away from the Bosnian genocide, we enjoy some good times in 'Merica bangin' rails & getting heavy during the last days of Pablo Escobar's cocaine magnifico. Don't worry though because his 70 billion dollar enterprise isn't going away & neither is the coke-it will change hands & usher in the modern notion of the Mexican drug cartel. But we're actually stepping into the future of what's about to happen in the next decade between America & Cartels de la Mexico. I will admit that there was a brief moment were it seemed like we on the crest of something better in the 90s,...
But then Oklahoma City Bombing happened which was horrendous, but the real kick in the nuts was definitely the Columbine School shooting followed not long after wt 911 World Trade Center, Twin Towers collapsing.
Plus Biggs & Tupac even B4 that, & dang, did I f'n forget to mention L.A. riots in 92? Yo because that sh¡t nasty when you get up in it...
The craziest f'n ting tho,
the violence has always been here whether ur paying attention or not.
It's always going to occur, ALWAYS. IT'S not only part of the nature of our species but it's part of the natural, interactive process of life & it's absolutely always going to shock someone in it's periphery. Paradoxically, happiness occurs right alongside violence because we are a species that bifurcates our perception into Good & Bad. If we were spiders or ants-no fvcking concept of these positive & negative views besides energetic feeling, verses malaise.
Woops, gotta jump out of this beast of a plane & cut this short because it's past "O" dark thirty🤧
@@Pj4ms
master chefs (word) salad
It was the best of times and we never even knew it
Still rocking it, almost 40 years later, keep on rockin! Song never gets old!
This song and "All you Zombies"
That was totally awesome! 80s forever 😎
Glad they’re still playing!
If I ever need a pickup this is one of those songs I turn to a, pure banger
They are from Westchester PA and are amazing. I grew up with the hooters.
These guys have always rocked.
Oh, to be in my teens again in the 80's.
Real bands and real music.
and no bloody cell phones !!! 🙂😂🤣
Wish could go back to the 80s
I have always loved this song and they still sound great!!! This is one of those songs that I just crank up the volume and sing along every time I hear it.
I used to listen to them every time I got in my 84 Mustang..my son sent me a link..made me cry..
I had an 84 Mustang, bought it from a Teacher from my High School, Class of 86. Now years later, I've got a 2006 Mustang, faster and prettier but almost in the same light Blue color.
Me and my 1986 IROC z what you got a great price on cuz I was working at the Chevy dealership cruising around with my girlfriend I met that September 85 oh by the way she had an 84 mustang. not the GT. for some reason so many of us cry the big strong man we grew up in the 80s let's just something about that time when we think back to it we're happy but it makes us cry it's weird
I love this song! It brings back so many memories.
They sound perfect
it's like they haven't aged.
Sounds as sweet as the 80s that tune never gets old it evokes all kinds of pleasant memories of going out on Weekends always the joy of anticipation of which young ladies we would meet and the shared fellowship of hanging with friends whose memories forever etched in my soul.
south street in philly
@@mickeywalken Neo in Chicago, 9: 30 Club in DC, and the Electric Banana in Pittsburgh! Rock on!
So many beautiful girls back then and yes we used to meet great ones every weekend
I was going to school in pottstown Pennsylvania when they made the video for this song have the old driving movie theater Man think that was 1983. Wow 40 years and they still sound great
I have been to a lot of concerts over the past 4 decades. These guys rank in the top 5 of my favorites to see. They just played a West Coast tour....first timevin 30 years.... I'll definitely go see them anywhere I can make it.
This song was a guilty pleasure of mine, being caught listening risked being tossed out of my tribe but did I ever love it. They just knocked this out of the park, do they ever sound good here. Happens when their heart is in it, easy to tell.
I wasn't even born yet when these guys started releasing albums. Would be a blast to see them live.
I saw these guys last Thursday in Bakersfield, CA. One of the best concerts I've ever been to. Blew away the crowd. They've never played our town--you could just see everyone was blown away!
One of the greatest Philly bands ever thank you Pierre Robert and WMMR for introducing this band to me in the 80s!
I live in central NJ and know WMMR 93.3 very well going as back as I can remember. Well into the 70's.
Got to see them a few weeks back along with Rick Springfield, The Tubes and Tommy Tutone and the Hooters played like the world was there. Truly gifted musicians and wonderful performers who write such feel good songs and some very deep ones as well.
Such a great song from my early 20's! The band member with the backward baseball cap made this performance video especially fun to watch. He can move!
As soon as that harmonica starts 💜💜💜
They sound really good after almost 40 years.
Y’all, these men have to be my age now! They can still rock out! ❤ Love, an OLD fan!
Ich gehe am 07.07 2023 nach Leipzig zu den Hooters .i am Happy
👍🎶
Respect.
Still getting it done!
Says something about our folks and era!!!!
Man this was a huge hit back in the 80s! Love the hooters!👌😎👉❤️👍they still sound amazing!
Wow, that's a blast from the past. They still got it!
I don't know what it is about this song, it always gives me goosebumps, makes me long for the 80s in a nice emotional way.
same... it actually makes me tear up.. missing a time and place we will never be again
Just awesome!!!!!!!!!!!! Always loved this song!!!
One of the best 80's f_ckin bands....geezus...memories...thank you...
Brings back a lot of great memories
Lots of fun! KILLER drummer - that dude can lay it down.
I gotta say this is impressive. Kudos to all in the band
Wow! I remember growing up in Philly listening to these guys, Rob Hazard & Tommy Conwell!
Wow. I listed to Nervous Night album all the time when l was in high school in the 80s. They sound amazing. I think they did the right thing, not killing themselves over-touring and giving into record company pressures, like so many other musicians, (if that's what went on). Very happy for these guys.
..... yep, it was my freshman year that that LP was so huge!! 8-)
Weren't they Cyndi Lauper's backing band?
Opened for these guys a few times. Bunch of divas.
The 80s was a decade of fantastic bands and great shows. Sure do miss those years. Could go have great time and not have to worry about anything happening
always loved this song!
Gr8 song!!! This is 1st class! A band without filler!°°°!!! Like a wave of the ocean..Romance!!
We need a new record from the fabulous Hooters
Good News, they just released a new one!
Rocking & Swing
THIS JUST MAKES ME SMILE SMILE SMILE!
They sound great and look like they are actually having fun.
..”Hooters, Outfield”, etc..KILLER back then..
Another great Philly band. They sound great. This is music, kids!!
Can't wait to see the guys on July, 2nd 2023 at Wöllrieder Hof.
Ich bin wieder am 07.07.2023 in Leipzig Parkbühne
Song still rocks! Long live the eighties!!!!
They sound good! They had a lot of good songs that were also covered by others.
Just as good as their hayday.Super talented band.
I Just Received 3 7"+1 12" from Japan Last Week, Still One of My Favourite Bands of '80s！
Love the Hooters!!!! Rock on 😊
Es war genial
Ich hoffe Du warst jetzt am 07.07.2023 auch wieder dabei
@@romano6083 ja
wow.. respect! iconic tune
Oh god that takes me back...easily the most underated bad ive ever loved but i still love them now.
Still sounding bloody good! Not often you get a band where every member sings!
Nice set of Hooters!
The owls, they're beautiful. Jeff Daniels in Dumb and Dumber.😊
Still got it guys... Brilliant :)
Tolle Jungs
Tolle Musik 🎶
Ja da hast Du recht👍
Great song, July 13th, 2024 - today they are playing here in Plauen / Vogtland
I wish I appreciated music more when I was younger, who would have known it would have all disappeared
This is great
They sound just as good as they did when I saw them in Hampton, VA in 1985
I remember that show!! Must have been 30K people there back when Hampton knew how to through a festival.
@@harriscl100 ah yes, thank you Virgina, thank you Hampton, and thank all of you at home watching having a few drinks, smoking a few joints, I'm with you, alright!
I love the Bassplayer! He's really into it! Nice.
Pure joy!
Hooters and Bryan Adams back in the 80's! So good!
This song is better live than on the studio version!
STILL GREAT, MY FIRST CONCERT.
Great tune back then n still is today
Love it !!! Us old Farts dig this !!!
Warms my hart to see these young butts jumping up & down to our music !!!
How can you not get up and dance?
Omg @! Nothing left
Great, as always!
Best band ever !!
Ich freue mich schon auf den 07.07.2023 in Leipzig Parkbühne
Seeing The Hooters with Rick Springfield Tommy Tutone and John Waite on Saturday
Saw that show in Bakersfield, CA. THESE GUYS ALMOST STOLE THE NIGHT! SO GOOD, LIVELY, FUN! I had no idea they were this good!
Saw these guys in 86 in Tampa. They opened for Loverboy, and the girl I was with wanted these guys to come back out and Loverboy to go backstage.
This song is timeless. With different production it could’ve also been a hit in the 60s, 70s, or 90s.
Holy Guacamole, these boys still rock!
Wow, they are still out there. Hope they are OK..
I tried to make my living that way, once. It's a different way to go, not for older folks, if you aren't cut out for it.
Out freakin’ standing
5 front guys, I like it
Rock it😗😅
Would love to see the Hooters again live in England , Newcastle if you can ?
Wow!!
Awesome!
Damn I am old
GOOD OLE SONG/BAND!!!!! SHAME THAT NONE OF US ARE THE SPECIMENS THAT WE ONCE WERE!!!!! THE BAND SOUNDED GOOD!!!!!
Tank you vor good Kommentar
They still play regularly in the Philly area.
Sounds better than the original…Rock on!
😍😍😍🤩🤩🤩👍👍👍👍
Schön dass es Dir gefallen hat. Ich fand es auch super👍
yessssssssss🙋♂️🤟🏻
Okay .... when are these guys coming downunder? Ash, Brisbane, Australia.
Over the years has the Hooters Played in Australia.
Sounds good to me!
Still sounding good.
Rockin'!
great live Band ! too sad they don't make albums anymore
They just released a new one!
@@taniakrause9253 thanks Tania - just listened to a few songs but what should I say, I'm totally disapointed. I mean they can do what they want, but to me it seems they totally lost their way, it just seems to be about creating some kind of party mood. Even the predecessor "Pissing in the Rhine" shows nothing of their old strength. I think they've lost focus on what they value their fans for and what their huge following is based on, which is their folky-rocky sound with great melodies and that great romance that sets them apart from all the emotionally rare, keyboard fundamentally Radio music in the mid-80s. There are countless ska bands, the world doesn't need any more - unfortunately there are very few bands like the Hooters. I would wish for another album where they reflect on their own strengths.
One of our sons teases, " Hope they have a rescue squad standing by!". Cute isn't he?
Back to the roots