As a child in the 80's this song (and Pete Burns specifically) changed my life. I saw that I could be someone that I yearned to be and knew who I was. Loved Pete Burns and others in the 80s that broke barriers. Even had Pete Burns' & Divine's hair for the late 80's! haha Great stuff and great memories.
Pete burns was from Liverpool and he worked in a shop called probe records. He was always in the city centre dolled up to the eyes balls looking very strange and beautiful. R. I. P. Pete Liverpool loved you and your stellar music.
RIP Dead or Alive singer Pete Burns who died in London following a sudden cardiac arrest on 23 October 2016, at the age of 57. This song was produced by Stock, Aitken and Waterman, also known as "The Hit Factory" who also produced Rick Astley.
Wish I can like this more than once!!! The cheesiness works in their favor in this theme. It's a work of art. A true masterpiece and i love it so much!!! Thank you!!!!
You know that one of his original band members later joined Sisters Of Mercy, and by the split of that band formed The Mission UK, which is still together more or less in the original setting atm.
This really did change the pace of 80’s dance music. It was around 120 bpm- that was astounding for pop music at the time. I remember burning up the dance floor at a teen bar to this song. You just couldn’t help yourself!! A friend of mine from the U.K. was a very close friend of Pete Burns. He lived with Pete for about six months before moving to Barcelona. Very interesting and kind person from what I’ve been told- and definitely marched to his own drum beat.
LEGEND!!!!!!!! Absolutely!!!! Pete's voice was unique, miss him so much... They made a lot of great songs, so you got too much to discover... "Brand New Lover", "Hooked on Love", "Nukleopatra", ""Your Sweetness (Is Your Weakness)", "My Heart Goes Bang (Get Me to the Doctor)", "Come Home with Me Baby", "I'd Do Anything", and maybe the best cover ever made, "That's the Way (I Like It)"
Yep, lots to discover, I got the DOA boxset "Sophisticated Boom Box 2016" and it's like 19 discs...17 CDs and 2 DVDs...it's a genius catalogue...my all-time fave DOA song is "It's Been A Long Time"...and don't forget their early goth work either...
Love Love Love this song. As you said, it was the first chart topper for the Stock Aitken Waterman (SAW) production trio, who went on become one of the most successful songwriting/production teams of the 80's and worked with the likes of Bananarama, Mel & Kim, Rick Astley, Donna Summer and Kylie Minogue. Would love to see you check out 'Divine - You Think You're a Man' as that was the first SAW UK single to make the chart. It's an amazingly camp HI-NRG track and I adore it.
I knew all about that Divine song, but then I heard it, it scared the crap out of me, to be honest...that vocal takes camp drag to another place...I'm straight and I was like oh jeez...but it is fun...
The sound you are hearing is the sound of Hit Factory producers Stock, Aitken, and Waterman. They churned out pop hits like they were candy in the 80's and were Kylie Minogue's main team for her first 4 albums. Please react to Dead or Alive "Brand New Lover" and "Something In My House"
Yes SAW produced albums 2&3 for DOA, but that is the one instance where the records sound more like DOA than an SAW production, because DOA were an actual band & the end result is not much different than the original demos, plus DOA wrote those songs, not SAW...you cannot say "You Spin Me Round" sounds like "Never Gonna Give You Up"...the closest SAW ever came to the DOA records was the Bananarama ones of "Venus" & "I Heard A Rumour"...and maybe the Mel & Kim ones...I do have that 3 CD Hit Factory set, which is fun...
Adore your reviews. Great fun and hilarious! Pete had the eye patch as he'd just had a nose job and hated it and wore the patch as a distraction for people. Steve, Mike and Tim are the others. Spin me was actually on the U.K. charts for over 5 months (longer than any Beatles song) and held the world record for any No. 1 song that took the longest amount of time to get there. D or A had many other top 40 hits and were huge in Japan.
They started off as an indie band in 1980 in Liverpool with many line-up changes. This line-up (1983-1988) was the most successful commercially and they were massive in Japan for while. I used to see Pete Burns a lot around Liverpool in the early days. He worked in a record shop called Probe and if somebody bought a record he didn't like, he would hold it at arm's length and say "What are you buying this shit for?" hahaha If you like ABBA and 80s music, try Bucks FIzz (New Beginning/Mamba Seyra or My Camera Never Lies).
Thanks for watching this. I loved it then and love it now. It's poppy, new wave, and high energy-ish. Brand New Lover is good and different. People covered it because it is a great song.
The band members are Pete Burns (lead singer with eyepatch), Steve Coy (drummer, red hair), Timothy Lever (shortest hair), and Mike Percy (pink outfit). Sadly, Pete died in 2016 and Steve died in 2018. R.I.P.
R.I.P. the late, great Pete Burns. He was definitely a one-off, unique and totally unapologetic legend. He had such amazing charisma and perhaps the most piercing, waspish wit that could cut people in half! To say he was a complex individual is an understatement.....and he was probably his own worst enemy. But he certainly made an impact during his time on earth - sad that he left us too early.
Hi Derek!) You might like another ' 80s hit. I don't know if this singer is known in America, but in Europe and the former USSR, she was a legend!)) I'm talking about singer Sandra and her hit Maria Magdalena!)) The music of this hit from 1985 sounds like modern dubstep, and her voice is great! Look at this! You won't regret it!!!))
Not all of Europe. She failed to have any major hits at all in the UK, arguably the most important/influential market behind the USA. 3 songs reached the top 100. Her single everlasting love hit number 45 in 1987. Very few, if any, people will remember her in the UK or Ireland, let alone label her as a 'legend'.
@@scottjefferson884 yes, Sandra never really made it in UK and Irland but was huge in Germany, Poland, France, Italy, Spain, Portugal and other European markets - she was bigger than Sabrina or Samantha Fox. "Maria Magdalena" was released in 1985 peaked #01 in 8 European countries, #02 in 5 countries, #03 in other 3 countries - and TOP 5 in many more. It only achieved #13 on Eurochart Hot 100 because it did not peak at same time in all countries. Despite that it sold over 250k singles in France and also over 250k in Germany. In 1986 the song was year end best selling song in South Africa.
@@scottjefferson884 I don't know whether you made this statement to dismiss Sandra or show off your musical knowledge, but you're wrong on both counts. I'm from Ireland and I bought Sandra's first album ("The Long Play" which includes "Maria Magdalena") at the time of its original release and have bought everything she's recorded subsequently (and it's a pretty substantial output). While it's true she doesn't have a huge fanbase here or in the UK, it's a ridiculous generalisation to suggest that no-one here knows her. Yes, the PWL remix of "Everlasting Love" was her biggest hit here, but you seem to be underestimating the sheer volume of physical records one had to sell back then to reach #45. The track got a huge amount of club and radio play, and many of her other songs were regular fixtures on MTV Europe, not to mention Pete Waterman himself (of said PWL) actively plugging the single on his hugely popular "Hitman and Her" TV show. I have spoken to many people in the British Isles over the years who have bought a single here, an album there, and still remember her fondly. It's a very different story in the rest of Europe, where she was genuinely HUGE, and would definitely be considered a musical legend by many. Personally - being Irish - I wouldn't call her a "legend", I consider her to be A FREAKIN' EURODANCE GODDESS!!!
The edgiest you could find dance music wise...i was such a fan,so many hits all the way 1980´s,it was a floor packer around clubs downtown,absolutely awesome!
Produced by Stock, Aitken and Waterman who were responsible for Kylie's early releases. Look up Hazell Dean, similar sound. Whatever I Do by her is great
One of favorite bands. Definitely react to these tracks when you have the time: Brand New Lover Come Home With Me Baby Something in My House Rebel Rebel (Bowie cover)
this was the beginnings of the "pop factory" stock aitken and waterman 3 genius songwriters producers who songs and artists went on to dominate the uk charts for many years with multiple artists
Other awesome recommendations: Kon Kan: I Beg Your Pardon, Information Society:I Want to Know What Your’re Thinking(Pure Energy),Divine: You Think You’re A Man,S’Express by S’Express(House/Dance)
Great live version on DVD from concert in Japan. Pete Burns has since died unfortunately. If you search for him you will see his addiction to cosmetic surgery.
Even though You Spin Me Round is their biggest hit, they have other equally cool songs worth checking out: My Heart Goes Bang, Brand New Lover, In Too Deep, Lover Come Back to Me, etc. Pretty much anything from their Youthquake album, where You Spind Me Round comes from, is worth checking out.
Hi Dereck, I love Dead Or Alive! If you want to check out more Dead Or Alive you should listen to "Brand New Lover" "Something In My House" "Lover Come Back To Me" "My Heart Goes Bang" "Turn Around And Count 2 Ten" "My Forbidden Lover"!!! You will love all these songs!
Story about the reason for his eye patch. It's rumoured that Pete Burns had just had his first (of many) nose jobs and he had a black eye, hence the eye patch.
@Marvin Morawski nope. Stupid thing to say considering its heteros that love to make us not forget who we are... total Mo's. Don't know what world you live in lol
This song is the begining of not the new wave (which was earlier) but the debut of mainstream High Energy!! And it's because of this SAW production that Bananarama asked them to do Venus in that High Energy Style...and reach no. 1 in the USA charts!! Oh and I still have the 7" vinyl. LOL yep i'm that old!! LOL
Dead Or Alive are my favourite group of the 80s and You Spin Me Round is my favourite song of all time. Seriously, there has barely been a day since it’s release that I haven’t played it. I played it daily in the 80s, it’s on every playlist I have and it’s my ringtone! Stock Aitken Waterman are amazing producers. Dead Or Alice were actually immensely successful in Japan after they went quiet in the UK and their re-releases by have been wildly popular. You should definitely check out more of their work. They were releasing music right up to the point we sadly lost Pete in 2016.
Well what can I say... first of all what a amazing reaction Dereck as always !! Dead or Alive is one my favourite band. First time I heard it was in 1989 with the track “Come home with me baby” btw ... please react to that song. It was love at first sight 😍 since that I couldn’t stop following them. So proud you find out. 😊
CLASSIC 80's!! This song for me at least, I have listened to well over 2000X & never get sick of it whatsoever!!? Another distinct voice where you would know from anywhere! Like Tina Turner, Annie Lennox, Cher & a few more! There are singers who sing well. Having a very Distinct Singing Voice, not so much. Thanks Dereck!
Dead or Alive tore up the dance floor with this smash! Another group that never got the appreciation they deserved. My favorite was "Come Home with me Baby." That was Pete's favorite, too!
One of the most underrated dance groups in music history. The music ,the voice ,the visuals is a testament of how good and ahead of this time they were. This album ignite the career of stock , Aitken and waterman. Later they created wonderful albums for bananarama and Rick Astley,finishing his stellar decade with Donna Summer and In another place and Time album and the mega hit This Time I know is for real. Good times!!!!!
Supposedly Pete Waterman (from the record label Stock, Aitken & Waterman) said to Pete Burns "we can't do this, it's music for Queers!" and Pete (god rest his soul) turned round "yeah but it's music for Queers that people will love!" 😄...
Hi Dereck , during the shoot of this video that took a day or two Pete had cosmetic surgery that did not go well so covered his eye with the padge, greetings from Benjamin from the Netherlands.
i like this song,I'm sorry for the singer who died recently and was now famous because he participated in the big brother and for his countless cosmetic operations
An interesting history behind Pete Burns and his physical transformation . He never made another hit like this but it was not easy, really . Thanks , Dereck . I come from the eighties and is very interesting viewing your reactions to this music.
Try the Communards version of "never can say goodbye", its a typical 80s song/video (official) especially with the dancing, and of the same music genre.
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It's not just a hit, it's a masterpiece from the '80s.
One of the best Hi-NRG Songs ever produced.
R.I.P. The one of a kind Pete Burns
Pete was such a good-looking handsome guy, can't understand why he was so into this surgery sh*t
@@evilgenius4488 unfortunately he didn’t find himself good looking like everyone else did
Encore un grand artiste dcd je savais pas mince alors les meilleurs partent... R. I. P 🙏😱⭐
@@patriciacloix71 Mort d'une crise cardiaque en 2016.
Don t forget Steve coy 😢
Pete Burns had an amazing voice
As a child in the 80's this song (and Pete Burns specifically) changed my life. I saw that I could be someone that I yearned to be and knew who I was. Loved Pete Burns and others in the 80s that broke barriers. Even had Pete Burns' & Divine's hair for the late 80's! haha Great stuff and great memories.
Pete burns was from Liverpool and he worked in a shop called probe records. He was always in the city centre dolled up to the eyes balls looking very strange and beautiful. R. I. P. Pete Liverpool loved you and your stellar music.
RIP Dead or Alive singer Pete Burns who died in London following a sudden cardiac arrest on 23 October 2016, at the age of 57. This song was produced by Stock, Aitken and Waterman, also known as "The Hit Factory" who also produced Rick Astley.
I’m a straight male, but some of the greatest music came from the gay club scene. Love it.
Good music is good music.
@@kryten09 yes, it is but this sound in the 80s came from the gay underground clubs. Pete said it himself.
I agree with you, I’m gay. The underground gay scene, amazing music.
I'm a gay male, but some of the greatest music came from the straight scene. LOL
Im straight too and the music doesn't have any orientation. It can be only good or bad.
Wish I can like this more than once!!! The cheesiness works in their favor in this theme. It's a work of art. A true masterpiece and i love it so much!!! Thank you!!!!
❤
Very underrated band. Pete was an amazing entertainer. Sad he is gone 🕊
You know that one of his original band members later joined Sisters Of Mercy, and by the split of that band formed The Mission UK, which is still together more or less in the original setting atm.
This really did change the pace of 80’s dance music. It was around 120 bpm- that was astounding for pop music at the time. I remember burning up the dance floor at a teen bar to this song. You just couldn’t help yourself!! A friend of mine from the U.K. was a very close friend of Pete Burns. He lived with Pete for about six months before moving to Barcelona. Very interesting and kind person from what I’ve been told- and definitely marched to his own drum beat.
LEGEND!!!!!!!! Absolutely!!!! Pete's voice was unique, miss him so much... They made a lot of great songs, so you got too much to discover... "Brand New Lover", "Hooked on Love", "Nukleopatra", ""Your Sweetness (Is Your Weakness)", "My Heart Goes Bang (Get Me to the Doctor)", "Come Home with Me Baby", "I'd Do Anything", and maybe the best cover ever made, "That's the Way (I Like It)"
Yep, lots to discover, I got the DOA boxset "Sophisticated Boom Box 2016" and it's like 19 discs...17 CDs and 2 DVDs...it's a genius catalogue...my all-time fave DOA song is "It's Been A Long Time"...and don't forget their early goth work either...
Love Love Love this song. As you said, it was the first chart topper for the Stock Aitken Waterman (SAW) production trio, who went on become one of the most successful songwriting/production teams of the 80's and worked with the likes of Bananarama, Mel & Kim, Rick Astley, Donna Summer and Kylie Minogue. Would love to see you check out 'Divine - You Think You're a Man' as that was the first SAW UK single to make the chart. It's an amazingly camp HI-NRG track and I adore it.
You Think You'e a Man is a great song.
I knew all about that Divine song, but then I heard it, it scared the crap out of me, to be honest...that vocal takes camp drag to another place...I'm straight and I was like oh jeez...but it is fun...
The sound you are hearing is the sound of Hit Factory producers Stock, Aitken, and Waterman. They churned out pop hits like they were candy in the 80's and were Kylie Minogue's main team for her first 4 albums. Please react to Dead or Alive "Brand New Lover" and "Something In My House"
Waterman has said YSMR was the best single they ever did.
Not to mention Rick Astley. (Oops 🤭 I just mentioned him.)
Yes SAW produced albums 2&3 for DOA, but that is the one instance where the records sound more like DOA than an SAW production, because DOA were an actual band & the end result is not much different than the original demos, plus DOA wrote those songs, not SAW...you cannot say "You Spin Me Round" sounds like "Never Gonna Give You Up"...the closest SAW ever came to the DOA records was the Bananarama ones of "Venus" & "I Heard A Rumour"...and maybe the Mel & Kim ones...I do have that 3 CD Hit Factory set, which is fun...
Adore your reviews. Great fun and hilarious! Pete had the eye patch as he'd just had a nose job and hated it and wore the patch as a distraction for people. Steve, Mike and Tim are the others. Spin me was actually on the U.K. charts for over 5 months (longer than any Beatles song) and held the world record for any No. 1 song that took the longest amount of time to get there. D or A had many other top 40 hits and were huge in Japan.
They started off as an indie band in 1980 in Liverpool with many line-up changes. This line-up (1983-1988) was the most successful commercially and they were massive in Japan for while. I used to see Pete Burns a lot around Liverpool in the early days. He worked in a record shop called Probe and if somebody bought a record he didn't like, he would hold it at arm's length and say "What are you buying this shit for?" hahaha
If you like ABBA and 80s music, try Bucks FIzz (New Beginning/Mamba Seyra or My Camera Never Lies).
I was obsessed with this song and the album. This is one of the definitive songs of the 80s.
One of the most iconic LGBT artists in history. Also, check out the mash up with Dannii Minogue (Kylie's Sister).
So glad you liked it. ;)
A true classic. And that bassline...
If you want to explore them more try "Brand New Lover" and "Something in my House".
Thanks for watching this. I loved it then and love it now. It's poppy, new wave, and high energy-ish. Brand New Lover is good and different. People covered it because it is a great song.
Would kill to go back in time and be present on the dance floor when this masterpiece began playing
The band members are Pete Burns (lead singer with eyepatch), Steve Coy (drummer, red hair), Timothy Lever (shortest hair), and Mike Percy (pink outfit). Sadly, Pete died in 2016 and Steve died in 2018. R.I.P.
Burns
@@regisfortun6019 Oops, my bad. I didn't see I forgot the S the first time. I fixed it.
perfect song for the dance clubs--non stop energy
La primera vez que oí esta canción en una disco
ME VOLÓ LA CABEZA!!!
y luego EL LOOK de PETE !! ÚNICO !!! Y ESA VOZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!
R.I.P. the late, great Pete Burns. He was definitely a one-off, unique and totally unapologetic legend. He had such amazing charisma and perhaps the most piercing, waspish wit that could cut people in half! To say he was a complex individual is an understatement.....and he was probably his own worst enemy. But he certainly made an impact during his time on earth - sad that he left us too early.
Hi Derek!) You might like another ' 80s hit. I don't know if this singer is known in America, but in Europe and the former USSR, she was a legend!)) I'm talking about singer Sandra and her hit Maria Magdalena!)) The music of this hit from 1985 sounds like modern dubstep, and her voice is great! Look at this! You won't regret it!!!))
great musical production by Michael Cretu,by the way
Not all of Europe. She failed to have any major hits at all in the UK, arguably the most important/influential market behind the USA. 3 songs reached the top 100. Her single everlasting love hit number 45 in 1987. Very few, if any, people will remember her in the UK or Ireland, let alone label her as a 'legend'.
@@scottjefferson884 yes, Sandra never really made it in UK and Irland but was huge in Germany, Poland, France, Italy, Spain, Portugal and other European markets - she was bigger than Sabrina or Samantha Fox. "Maria Magdalena" was released in 1985 peaked #01 in 8 European countries, #02 in 5 countries, #03 in other 3 countries - and TOP 5 in many more. It only achieved #13 on Eurochart Hot 100 because it did not peak at same time in all countries. Despite that it sold over 250k singles in France and also over 250k in Germany. In 1986 the song was year end best selling song in South Africa.
I love Maria Magdalena by Sandra, classic Europop
@@scottjefferson884 I don't know whether you made this statement to dismiss Sandra or show off your musical knowledge, but you're wrong on both counts. I'm from Ireland and I bought Sandra's first album ("The Long Play" which includes "Maria Magdalena") at the time of its original release and have bought everything she's recorded subsequently (and it's a pretty substantial output). While it's true she doesn't have a huge fanbase here or in the UK, it's a ridiculous generalisation to suggest that no-one here knows her. Yes, the PWL remix of "Everlasting Love" was her biggest hit here, but you seem to be underestimating the sheer volume of physical records one had to sell back then to reach #45. The track got a huge amount of club and radio play, and many of her other songs were regular fixtures on MTV Europe, not to mention Pete Waterman himself (of said PWL) actively plugging the single on his hugely popular "Hitman and Her" TV show. I have spoken to many people in the British Isles over the years who have bought a single here, an album there, and still remember her fondly. It's a very different story in the rest of Europe, where she was genuinely HUGE, and would definitely be considered a musical legend by many. Personally - being Irish - I wouldn't call her a "legend", I consider her to be A FREAKIN' EURODANCE GODDESS!!!
Dereck, Pete was an amazing icon and yes, his voice was amazing!
Brand New Lover next!!!
My favourite song from the 80s.
Dead or Alive have many hits. All memorable.
In the 80's we didn't take ourselves seriously at all BUT we were very serious about having fun all the time!
The edgiest you could find dance music wise...i was such a fan,so many hits all the way 1980´s,it was a floor packer around clubs downtown,absolutely awesome!
Dead or Alive ....Mythic eighties group ...Agree with your comments
Produced by Stock, Aitken and Waterman who were responsible for Kylie's early releases. Look up Hazell Dean, similar sound. Whatever I Do by her is great
They came out about the same time as Culture Club.
Yes the battle of the gender bender’s!
One of favorite bands. Definitely react to these tracks when you have the time:
Brand New Lover
Come Home With Me Baby
Something in My House
Rebel Rebel (Bowie cover)
Mon groupe préféré 😍😍😍
this was the beginnings of the "pop factory" stock aitken and waterman 3 genius songwriters producers who songs and artists went on to dominate the uk charts for many years with multiple artists
This song will be getting me up on the dancefloor in my 90's.
some hits will kick us even in heaven or hell!
I've not saw DEREK videos in a while, hes brilliant, fit & handsome
Without a doubt one of the best dance tracks of the 80’s
Other awesome recommendations: Kon Kan: I Beg Your Pardon, Information Society:I Want to Know What Your’re Thinking(Pure Energy),Divine: You Think You’re A Man,S’Express by S’Express(House/Dance)
Great live version on DVD from concert in Japan. Pete Burns has since died unfortunately. If you search for him you will see his addiction to cosmetic surgery.
"Rip it up"
Even though You Spin Me Round is their biggest hit, they have other equally cool songs worth checking out: My Heart Goes Bang, Brand New Lover, In Too Deep, Lover Come Back to Me, etc. Pretty much anything from their Youthquake album, where You Spind Me Round comes from, is worth checking out.
You got that right! So many good songs! And albums!
Great song, such an 80s anthem. You’re were born in 1985, you definitely don’t look 38, more like 25. 👍🔥
Hi Dereck, I love Dead Or Alive! If you want to check out more Dead Or Alive you should listen to "Brand New Lover" "Something In My House" "Lover Come Back To Me" "My Heart Goes Bang" "Turn Around And Count 2 Ten" "My Forbidden Lover"!!! You will love all these songs!
Dead or alive something in my house! Perfect for halloween
Another 80s classic! Keep it up !
Story about the reason for his eye patch. It's rumoured that Pete Burns had just had his first (of many) nose jobs and he had a black eye, hence the eye patch.
A gay classic. Gays made so much for music.
Bi-sexuals do too. Case in po[nt would be David Bowie and Freddie Mercury
This song was a mega-hit and it's still a classic song that gets played in all 80's club (straight too)
Pete Burns was bi.....was married to a woman over 20 years
@@waynestumbo2408 Freddy was gay af
@Marvin Morawski nope. Stupid thing to say considering its heteros that love to make us not forget who we are... total Mo's. Don't know what world you live in lol
Super dope song. Love it. Reminds me of Dancin In Heaven by Q Feel. 80s rule.
My fav thing bout songs it sometimes takes you back to a really cool memory this one would be Palm Springs 1999
This has been in so many movies (The Wedding Singer) for one and tons of commercials
"Something in my house" is a favourite DOA of mine.
With a great video!
This song is the begining of not the new wave (which was earlier) but the debut of mainstream High Energy!! And it's because of this SAW production that Bananarama asked them to do Venus in that High Energy Style...and reach no. 1 in the USA charts!! Oh and I still have the 7" vinyl. LOL yep i'm that old!! LOL
The video was originally shot on film so when TH-cam started allowing 4k video they upped the quality.
Teen of the 80’s danced my ass off to this.
Dead Or Alive are my favourite group of the 80s and You Spin Me Round is my favourite song of all time. Seriously, there has barely been a day since it’s release that I haven’t played it. I played it daily in the 80s, it’s on every playlist I have and it’s my ringtone! Stock Aitken Waterman are amazing producers. Dead Or Alice were actually immensely successful in Japan after they went quiet in the UK and their re-releases by have been wildly popular. You should definitely check out more of their work. They were releasing music right up to the point we sadly lost Pete in 2016.
Pete Burns he's iconic
80s masterpiece, Another level of music compare to nowdays
Well what can I say... first of all what a amazing reaction Dereck as always !! Dead or Alive is one my favourite band. First time I heard it was in 1989 with the track “Come home with me baby” btw ... please react to that song. It was love at first sight 😍 since that I couldn’t stop following them. So proud you find out. 😊
CLASSIC 80's!! This song for me at least, I have listened to well over 2000X & never get sick of it whatsoever!!? Another distinct voice where you would know from anywhere! Like Tina Turner, Annie Lennox, Cher & a few more! There are singers who sing well. Having a very Distinct Singing Voice, not so much. Thanks Dereck!
Pete Burns is a bona fide legend
Big 80's hair coming at ya!!lol
Thank you.Really.Thank you.
Pete to me was always the greatest voice of 3 over 3 decades!!!
Dead or Alive tore up the dance floor with this smash! Another group that never got the appreciation they deserved. My favorite was "Come Home with me Baby." That was Pete's favorite, too!
Check out more of Dead or Alive’s other videos
Something in my house
Is a favourite
Amazing too you dereck 🤗🤗🤗
One of the most underrated dance groups in music history. The music ,the voice ,the visuals is a testament of how good and ahead of this time they were. This album ignite the career of stock , Aitken and waterman. Later they created wonderful albums for bananarama and Rick Astley,finishing his stellar decade with Donna Summer and In another place and Time album and the mega hit This Time I know is for real. Good times!!!!!
Jajajjajaja ame tu reacción, en mi adolescencia bailaba con esa música!!! Jajja cynthia de Argentina. Saludos
Same producers that did Donna Summer's "This Time I Know it's for Real and her Another Place and Time album, plus tons of other 80's acts.
This track has also been sampled by many others over the years
I CAN'T BELIEVE, YOU DID IT!!!!!
Supposedly Pete Waterman (from the record label Stock, Aitken & Waterman) said to Pete Burns "we can't do this, it's music for Queers!" and Pete (god rest his soul) turned round "yeah but it's music for Queers that people will love!" 😄...
I like this jazzy song 😻🔥🔥🔥🔥
Yes 4 people in the band but with this Song only one needed lead singer, the other 3 were redundant on it 😂 good old Stock , Aitken and Waterman!
"Lover come back to me" (1985) and "Something in my house" (1986) are also very good titles and have amazing videos.
One of my favorite 80s songs with the same high energy beat is "Blue Monday" by New Order. Check it out.
Citation: Burns was "a cross between Oscar Wilde and Dorothy Parker... you don't get more brilliant than that."
Gorgeous man. This song was huge in the clubs..
Yeaaaaaaaaaaahhhh !!!!
Pete Burns was a f^kkin Force of Nature.
"Change my mind".
This song sounds familiar because it's a classic; the *original*!
RIP Peter and Steve xx
Hi Dereck , during the shoot of this video that took a day or two Pete had cosmetic surgery that did not go well so covered his eye with the padge, greetings from Benjamin from the Netherlands.
Check out MY HEART GOES BANG and LOVER COME BACK TO ME from DEAD or ALIVE.... amazing
You need to check out Stock, Aitken, and Waterman. They produced more than 100 hits in the 80s-including Kylie!
Iconic!
i like this song,I'm sorry for the singer who died recently and was now famous because he participated in the big brother and for his countless cosmetic operations
Such a brilliant song! RIP Pete Burns. Flo Rida sampled this for 'Right Round'
If you want another song from DOA you must react to Come Home(with me baby).... Brilliant song... with bold lyrics... 80s were F... amazing
Hands up, who thinks he'd like
Sigue Sigue Sputnik's 'Love Missile F1-11' ???
You should watch Jimmie Fallon and Paul Rudd do this in his show....it's so hilarious 😂😂
An interesting history behind Pete Burns and his physical transformation . He never made another hit like this but it was not easy, really .
Thanks , Dereck . I come from the eighties and is very interesting viewing your reactions to this music.
Brand New Lover!
Bro I must say that I LOVE YOU CHANNEL is very interesting and unique. It isn't commercial!
Thank you so much 😀
Try the Communards version of "never can say goodbye", its a typical 80s song/video (official) especially with the dancing, and of the same music genre.
R.I.P Pete Burns
Great song
Temazo!!!!!!
You should try Army of Lovers - Crucified, My Army of Lovers, Obsession, Isrealism - to name a few
AMEN!!!!! Gladto see someone suggest them!
Hell yes! Army of Lovers is the best!