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The Hooters — All You Zombies
Album: Nervous Night
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Released: 1985
Length: 5:52
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Holy Moses met the Pharaoh
Yeah, he tried to set him straight
Looked him in the eye
"Let my people go"

Holy Moses on the mountain
High above the golden calf
Went to get the Ten Commandments
Yeah, he's just gonna break 'em in half

All you zombies, hide your faces
All you people in the street
All you sittin' in high places
The pieces gonna fall on you

No one ever spoke to Noah
They all laughed at him instead
Working on his ark
Working all by himself

Only Noah saw it coming
40 days and 40 nights
Took his sons and daughters with him
Yeah, they were the Israelites

All you zombies, hide your faces
All you people in the street
All you sittin' in high places
The rain's gonna fall on you

Holy Father, what's the matter?
Where have all your children gone?
Sitting in the dark, living all by themselves
You don't have to hide anymore

All you zombies, show your faces
All you people in the street
All you sittin' in high places
The pieces gonna fall on you

All you zombies, show your faces (I know you're out there)
All you people in the street (Let's see you)
All you sittin' in high places
It's all gonna fall on you

'''Whispered:'''
Zombies
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Right.  I thought that was The Ward Brothers until I realised I am probably the only person here who has ever heard of them. Good song. 
Posted 15 hours ago by Alastair    [ Reply ]
Rapture is nigh upon us 🙏🏽 !
Posted 15 hours ago by xc.farmer.antoine486    [ Reply ]
Religious rock? NO
Posted 1 month ago by jimboballard    [ Reply ]
 kremfresch wrote:

The Hooters were a Philadelphia institution for years before this came out. When the album was released, the local fans HATED what was done to the songs we knew and loved. This song was absolutely murdered by the producers at Columbia. Seek out the original on "Amore", their locally produced EP. These guys were too talented for what happened to them. They at least did get a Grammy for writing "Time After Time" and got some love for writing most of the material on Joan Osborne's break through album.



YES! I was a huge fan growing up in the Philly area in the 1980s. The Amore album was fantastic, and I still spin it up every once in a while. I hear the Hooters are huge in Germany, and yes they did get the Grammy for "Time after Time, and wrote for Joan Osborne, plus got to play at Live Aid!
Posted 1 month ago by allisonrmanley    [ Reply ]
They came and played “and we danced” for a music video at our local Drivein in Exton Pa before they tore it down
Posted 10 months ago by Rcallinjr    [ Reply ]
SOMEDAY!
Posted 10 months ago by jmjohall    [ Reply ]
 orthomd wrote:

Words are timeless in this song




By the Book.
Posted 10 months ago by Pjesnik    [ Reply ]
that kick is fantastic…
Posted 11 months ago by tm    [ Reply ]
Ugh! Overplayed and overrated—even at a 3.  An easy PSD for me. 
Posted 1 year ago by Roguewarer    [ Reply ]
Sounds like a blast from the past each time I hear it on RP.
Posted 1 year ago by Bleyfusz    [ Reply ]
This takes me back. Saw them in London in March, 1988 at a small club. It was a great show. 
Posted 1 year ago by poetdancer    [ Reply ]
 HenryT88 wrote:

A mid  80s classic !




That's a pretty low bar.
Posted 1 year ago by ice-9    [ Reply ]
Always LOVED this song since its radio days. The guitar solo is just in your face.
Posted 1 year ago by renegade_X    [ Reply ]
Feel really bad for Noah after hearing this.  At least he had the satisfaction of seeing the rest of humanity drown though.
Posted 1 year ago by Jakethemuss    [ Reply ]
They are still HUGE in Europe. They just fiished a 2 month tour. They just started a summer USA tour with a few bands from that era. Headlined by Rick Springfield and Paul Young.  I have seen them live many times since I lived in the Philly area growing up.  I am a Facebook friend with the drummer. 
Posted 1 year ago by tripp1    [ Reply ]
 jasko wrote:

redish ten

WTH is a "redish ten"?

Posted 1 year ago by IvanTheMediocre    [ Reply ]
Lamborghini Countach and this song, summer evening, redish ten, coconut smell and  white oversized shirt..this is what i hear
Posted 1 year ago by jasko    [ Reply ]
Great bass. Takes me back to that time.
Posted 1 year ago by RodneyAjax    [ Reply ]
 kremfresch wrote:

The Hooters were a Philadelphia institution for years before this came out. When the album was released, the local fans HATED what was done to the songs we knew and loved. This song was absolutely murdered by the producers at Columbia. Seek out the original on "Amore", their locally produced EP. These guys were too talented for what happened to them. They at least did get a Grammy for writing "Time After Time" and got some love for writing most of the material on Joan Osborne's break through album.



kremfresch is right - the 'Amore' version is worth a listen...
Posted 1 year ago by ramsay    [ Reply ]
A mid  80s classic !
Posted 1 year ago by HenryT88    [ Reply ]
This group has been a bit overlooked in the last 35 or so.  This cut is a forgotten emerald.  gave it an 8.
Posted 1 year ago by joelbb    [ Reply ]
Used to see them first at the Stone Balloon in Newark, De. while they were starting out. Have seen them live probably  7 times.  The last 2 times in DC at The Bayou in Georgetown as headlinres and then at the Capital Center opening up for Loverboy!  Oh the good old days! 
Posted 1 year ago by tripp1    [ Reply ]
This made me so happy when it came on.  The Hooters was the first show I saw on my own in NYC. So yeah, my parents stopped me off and picked me up, but they didn't come in!
Posted 1 year ago by suegaeta    [ Reply ]
 robspeds wrote:

Agreed! Pete Rose!!!! Saw them at a Philly cabaret in 1982..entire place was bouncing up and down, very cool! Record company(s) changed their sound for sure...


Saw them in a bar in Avalon that year...with the A's ... just before they broke up.  

Good times.
Posted 2 years ago by rgio    [ Reply ]
The original version from the local Philly release "Amore" album is far better, but this will do... Happy to hear it on RP!
Posted 2 years ago by robb104    [ Reply ]
I had this tape back in the day. I remember at the time, the Hooters seemed like a guilty pleasure because I had friends who didn't take them seriously.

35 years later, this still sounds good to me. 
Posted 2 years ago by The_Enemy    [ Reply ]
Not to be confused with the time travel short story "'—All You Zombies—' " by Robert Heinlein.
Posted 2 years ago by Phlegmaticman    [ Reply ]
Every time this comes on, my brain desperately tries to make a connection to the Robert A. Heinlein story of the same name. Brain, stop.
Posted 2 years ago by wossName    [ Reply ]
I remember this being on the classic rock station in 1985... but that can't be right as 80s music wasn't wasn't classic rock back then.  I guess that was considered the "album oriented rock" station.
Posted 2 years ago by timmus    [ Reply ]
This has been playing a lot lately, and it both rules, and sounds very of its time.

I'm into it.
Posted 2 years ago by bialia    [ Reply ]
Funny story overheard regarding their Live Aid appearance:
Bob Geldolf:  "We need some more bands for the festival"
Promoter Assistant: "How about the Hooters?"
Bob Geldolf: "What the F@#! is a Hooter?!"
Posted 2 years ago by Kingsized    [ Reply ]
'Yeah, they were the Israelites,' forgets that Israel will only be born centuries in the future.
Posted 2 years ago by ArrayMac    [ Reply ]
 On_The_Beach wrote:

Noah meets The Zombies?; now there's a B movie waiting to happen.




Posted 2 years ago by Bleyfusz    [ Reply ]
 VV wrote:


FYI, the Hooters (a local Philly Band who still perform occasionally) are not a Christian Band. They just happened to write a song that got some cross-over airplay on Christian radio stations.

Yes, and they are certainly not the first song-writers to reference material from the old testament: Pete Seeger, Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Leonard Cohen, Tom Waits, Rush, etc.  None of those artists are considered "Christian Rock".
Posted 2 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
All you Zombies. Go back to you alt universe. I miss Philly. Greatest town there ever was. Grateful to Cornerstone for lending me their track for my film Jet Dreams back in 1990.
Posted 3 years ago by greenbuilding    [ Reply ]
So great to hear these guys. All you Zombies, now has a new meaning. All you Zombies that believe the silly fabricated lies and non-factual stories.
Posted 3 years ago by greenbuilding    [ Reply ]
I have no idea what this song is about, but I like it. 
Posted 3 years ago by andy.ormsby955    [ Reply ]
love the Hooters - takes me back to my HS days at GFS!!!
Posted 3 years ago by pinkdeano    [ Reply ]
I don't normally care for reggae-ish-by-numbers stuff like this, but it's got something.
Posted 3 years ago by Edweirdo    [ Reply ]
 master_betty wrote:

Not sure what this song is trying to say. 



agreed.  so,  not having read the 'good book' recently, i reckon that i'm the zombie.  do i have that right?  i just want to make sure.

i did kinda like the short guitar solo...
Posted 3 years ago by Wisconsinrob    [ Reply ]
Holy Moses, indeed. How this ever made the cut is beyond me.

"yeah, he's just gonna break 'em in half"?

Posted 3 years ago by dwlangham    [ Reply ]
After all these years I hear the lyrics (not a careful listener to commercial radio) and although I understand that they contributed a lot to Joan Osborne's career start, this sounds like a Sunday school student level essay, rock format. I knew they were a "Christian" band but this verges on ludicrous!
Posted 3 years ago by bam23    [ Reply ]
Only worth listening for the 'all you zombies' line.  The rest is almost a parody.
Posted 3 years ago by MrsTom    [ Reply ]
Not sure what this song is trying to say. 
Posted 3 years ago by master_betty    [ Reply ]
Yeah, 1985, the absolute nadir of that awful decade.

Goes on a bit (lot) doesn't it. Outstayed its welcome after 90 seconds, or arguably 1 second.
Posted 3 years ago by MattRudely    [ Reply ]
Crappy christian rock hidden crappy little package,, oh boy. 
Posted 3 years ago by Kaisersosay    [ Reply ]
 nickferrante10 wrote:
A time capsule of a song.
 

Isn't this a remix or extended version of the original? It never quite gets going.

This feels like it belongs back in an 80s frat party but it's still occasionally welcome.
Posted 3 years ago by kcar    [ Reply ]

Thanks for the Memories RP!! The Hooters, All You Zombies from the Amore EP local Philadelphia release. has always been the better version of that song. Us Philly fans were SO disappointed with The WAY overproduced National release. They were such a great live band.
Posted 3 years ago by kremfresch    [ Reply ]
Sorry but as a youngster I just couldn't get part the 
"they were the Israelites" line
Posted 3 years ago by rkt53    [ Reply ]
 kremfresch wrote:
The Hooters were a Philadelphia institution for years before this came out. When the album was released, the local fans HATED what was done to the songs we knew and loved. This song was absolutely murdered by the producers at Columbia. Seek out the original on "Amore", their locally produced EP. These guys were too talented for what happened to them.
 
Agreed! Pete Rose!!!! Saw them at a Philly cabaret in 1982..entire place was bouncing up and down, very cool! Record company(s) changed their sound for sure...

Posted 4 years ago by robspeds    [ Reply ]
 nickferrante10 wrote:
A time capsule of a song.
 
Agreed! I saw The Outfield open for these guys in a college gym on LI. I adored them then. Some of the music has held up, some of it hasn't.  
Posted 4 years ago by TLynneHenry    [ Reply ]
 GolfRomeo wrote:
TGI Fridays music.  Awful in the 80s and getting worse with time.
 
agreed. eclectic is good. but don't play crap.
Posted 4 years ago by ace-marc    [ Reply ]
 saylpal wrote:
Its getting tougher to find a special someone to Brush It...







 

Posted 4 years ago by saylpal    [ Reply ]
 Rockit9 wrote:

I want the hair off my back!
 

Posted 4 years ago by saylpal    [ Reply ]
 nickferrante10 wrote:
A time capsule of a song.
 
I believe I enjoy it more hearing it now - takes me back!
Posted 4 years ago by xcranky_yankee    [ Reply ]
A time capsule of a song.
Posted 4 years ago by nickferrante10    [ Reply ]
I hear little snips of Bowie "Glass Spider", which was released about two years later...
Posted 4 years ago by DaidyBoy    [ Reply ]
 lily34 wrote:
this should have been left behind in 1985. just, no.
 
RP has a policy!: ...NO Song left behind!
Posted 4 years ago by eileenomurphy    [ Reply ]
Forget Corona...I'm now more concerned a pizza's gonna fall on me.
Posted 4 years ago by Ullrskid    [ Reply ]
Did I just hear this 3 days ago? It's not bad, but ...
Posted 4 years ago by mkinnan    [ Reply ]
The Hooters were a Philadelphia institution for years before this came out. When the album was released, the local fans HATED what was done to the songs we knew and loved. This song was absolutely murdered by the producers at Columbia. Seek out the original on "Amore", their locally produced EP. These guys were too talented for what happened to them. They at least did get a Grammy for writing "Time After Time" and got some love for writing most of the material on Joan Osborne's break through album.
Posted 4 years ago by kremfresch    [ Reply ]
Weren't they the backing band on She's So Unusual?

nlarsen1 wrote:
 
 

Posted 4 years ago by bstevens1951    [ Reply ]
Gotta hand it to you Bill.  You've got the best playlist going through all this craziness.   
Posted 4 years ago by terryweir    [ Reply ]
 Mackmoney3000 wrote:
That's the whole point... Tab® is dated and tastes "unique"... the interpretation is up to you {#Tongue-out} 

Proclivities wrote:

Does that mean you like the song or do not like it?  Tab® was pretty nasty-tasting stuff.
 

 

I learned to "like" Tab because it was always available and cold in the machines where I worked. An acquired taste, to be sure.
Posted 4 years ago by ppeters914    [ Reply ]
love this one - takes me back to HS days in philly!  been many, many years . . . . 
Posted 4 years ago by pinkdeano    [ Reply ]
This reminds me so much of Manu Chao - did he do a cover of this or something?
Posted 4 years ago by ziggytrix    [ Reply ]
OK, after "Zoom Sur Oum", and this, the next song better be "Walk Like an Egyptian"

(or perhaps the song a wag on RP designated as "zombie surf music": "World Ender")

But not "Zombies" as it doesn't musically fit the melodic mood, even if it has a lyrical connection.
Posted 5 years ago by ubuntourist    [ Reply ]
Little known fact....Rob Hyman from Hooters was the co-writer of Time after Time by Cyndi Lauper.

Dude knows how to write a song.
Posted 5 years ago by nlarsen1    [ Reply ]
Some songs just end up being perfect.  Lyrics, music, melody, production.  This song hits all of those with a 10.  Hooters may not have been the best band in the world, but in this song, they nailed it. 
Posted 5 years ago by Relayer    [ Reply ]
Ok, gotta bump this from 8 to 9. Just too good.
Posted 5 years ago by Akazungu    [ Reply ]
Words are timeless in this song
Posted 5 years ago by orthomd    [ Reply ]
Always a soft spot for me too. I saw them numerous times in their day. From the clubs and an opening for Stevie Nicks at the Miami Arena in the 90's.
Posted 5 years ago by greenbuilding    [ Reply ]
 scott_bruce wrote:

Funniest comment I have seen on RP in years!!!!
 

Thank Goodness!
Posted 5 years ago by jrosecreative    [ Reply ]
That's the whole point... Tab® is dated and tastes "unique"... the interpretation is up to you {#Tongue-out} 

Proclivities wrote:

Does that mean you like the song or do not like it?  Tab® was pretty nasty-tasting stuff.
 

Posted 6 years ago by Mackmoney3000    [ Reply ]
 Mackmoney3000 wrote:
The sonic equivalent of drinking an ice-cold TAB soda on a hot day when you are nice and parched.

 
Does that mean you like the song or do not like it?  Tab® was pretty nasty-tasting stuff.
Posted 6 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
 dmiklitz wrote:
Blast from the past from our local Philly boys....always had a soft spot for them. Only time I saw them was opening for The Who (!) at JFK Stadium, September 1982. Still have the 45 of Fightin' On the Same Side/Hangin' On A Heartbeat. Good stuff.

 

Classic Philly indeed.  For some reason they played a gig in lower Manhattan that I was able to get into for free back in the 80's...great memories.    Fly Eagles Fly!!!!
Posted 6 years ago by photolew    [ Reply ]
Noah meets The Zombies?; now there's a B movie waiting to happen.
Posted 7 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
Blast from the past from our local Philly boys....always had a soft spot for them. Only time I saw them was opening for The Who (!) at JFK Stadium, September 1982. Still have the 45 of Fightin' On the Same Side/Hangin' On A Heartbeat. Good stuff.
Posted 7 years ago by dmiklitz    [ Reply ]
This is cheesy 80's pop at it's finest and in small doses it is good for the soul. I have always loved this song!
Posted 7 years ago by 1902canoe    [ Reply ]
 treatment_bound wrote:

RP has a policy:

NO SONG LEFT BEHIND! 

 
Funniest comment I have seen on RP in years!!!!
Posted 7 years ago by scott_bruce    [ Reply ]
The sonic equivalent of drinking an ice-cold TAB soda on a hot day when you are nice and parched.
Posted 7 years ago by Mackmoney3000    [ Reply ]
 DaidyBoy wrote:

I want my hair back.

 
I want the hair off my back!
Posted 7 years ago by Rockit9    [ Reply ]
 flyboy50 wrote:
I want my big hair back.

 
I want my hair back.
Posted 7 years ago by DaidyBoy    [ Reply ]
One Way Home is a good album.
Posted 7 years ago by hbs47    [ Reply ]
TGI Fridays music.  Awful in the 80s and getting worse with time.
Posted 7 years ago by GolfRomeo    [ Reply ]
Cheesy Blast From the Past - Love it! (but can only rate it a 6)
Posted 7 years ago by bill-1956    [ Reply ]
 I know you're out there !  twoplain2sea wrote:
No comprende hiding nor yu zhiding.

 


Posted 7 years ago by 1wolfy    [ Reply ]
Something about when he stops singing and simply yells out the last line of each verse sets my teeth on edge.  Its as though he thinks he is saying something too profound to be sung when....no.  An instrumental version might work for me.
Posted 7 years ago by Typesbad    [ Reply ]
No comprende hiding nor yu zhiding.
Posted 7 years ago by twoplain2sea    [ Reply ]
All time classic! Never get tired of hearing this simple, bombastic song.
Posted 8 years ago by nicolas65    [ Reply ]
Awesome tune!  Love the Hooters.  So much more than a pop band.
Posted 8 years ago by FatPants    [ Reply ]
WOW!  I haven't heard these guys since moving far, far away from Philadelphia in 1990. They were pretty great! {#Dancingbanana_2}
Posted 8 years ago by Kdagerman    [ Reply ]
I want my big hair back.
Posted 8 years ago by flyboy50    [ Reply ]
Always have to say great things about these guys. Great Song. Great Band. Classic Philly. Seen them at least 15 times including one time opening for Stevie Nicks at the Miami Arena.
They gave me a song to use in my film Jet Dreams when I was a youngster. (Man in the Streets) I hope they're doing well in what ever they're doing.
G
Posted 8 years ago by greenbuilding    [ Reply ]
Cyanid Lauper's backing band. They are ace live.
Posted 8 years ago by arnimf    [ Reply ]
 VV wrote:


FYI, the Hooters (a local Philly Band who still perform occasionally) are not a Christian Band. They just happened to write a song that got some cross-over airplay on Christian radio stations.

 
In fact, Bazilian and Hyman are Jewish. See https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=XI4-VnSrEcAC&hl=en.
Posted 8 years ago by HearsayDave    [ Reply ]
 kcar wrote:
 Home Depot? Be still my beating heart...{#Wink}
 
 Lindo525 wrote:
"At least it's not Bananarama."

Is this a recent photo of one of the Bananarama members?
The years have NOT been kind...
  
Keren Woodward and Sara Dallin of Bananarama in 2007 in concert
By Maciej Zgadzaj
https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=16233942


Keren Woodward and Sara Dallin in 2007. I'd say they're doing pretty well ...

Ah, Bananarama.  Appearing at a Butlins near you.

I saw them at a Butlins Adult Weekend around 2004 and it was one of the best atmospheres I've ever enjoyed at a venue. 
Posted 8 years ago by DaidyBoy    [ Reply ]
always reminds me of Mel Brooks History of the World...."I've got 15 Commandments (Crash*!*%&), I've got 10 Commandments" {#Roflol}
Posted 8 years ago by ColdMiser    [ Reply ]
 Lindo525 wrote:
"At least it's not Bananarama."

Is this a recent photo of one of the Bananarama members?
The years have NOT been kind...

Oh yeah, I don't hate this song.... kinda fun to hear once-in-a-while

 
Keren Woodward and Sara Dallin of Bananarama in 2007 in concert
By Maciej Zgadzaj
https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=16233942


Keren Woodward and Sara Dallin in 2007. I'd say they're doing pretty well. Keren lives with Andrew Ridgeley (the guy in Wham! whose purpose and contribution to the band were unclear to the public). I dare you to Google him to see what he looks like now. 
treatment_bound wrote:


Don't be dissin' BANANARAMA!!  This song was one of the great mid-80's guilty pleasues.


Plus, I always secretly hoped they'd ring me up to go on a Home Depot run with 'em!  

  
Home Depot? Be still my beating heart...{#Wink}
Posted 8 years ago by kcar    [ Reply ]
Phone ethics say hello and Tchüss-
Posted 8 years ago by twoplain2sea    [ Reply ]
 treatment_bound wrote:

RP has a policy:

NO SONG LEFT BEHIND! 

 
Cool!!  {#Clap}
Posted 8 years ago by Huey    [ Reply ]
 Ableragtacker wrote:
I actually liked this song back in the day.
Always wondered though, why would a Christian band call themselves "The Hooters"?{#Laughing}

 

FYI, the Hooters (a local Philly Band who still perform occasionally) are not a Christian Band. They just happened to write a song that got some cross-over airplay on Christian radio stations.


Posted 8 years ago by VV    [ Reply ]
 lily34 wrote:
this should have been left behind in 1985. just, no.

 
RP has a policy:

NO SONG LEFT BEHIND! 
Posted 8 years ago by treatment_bound    [ Reply ]
Guilty pleasure. Some good tunes on this cassette tape if I recall. 
Posted 8 years ago by tallboy1968    [ Reply ]
this should have been left behind in 1985. just, no.
Posted 8 years ago by lily34    [ Reply ]
Really?
Posted 8 years ago by MotorSkills    [ Reply ]
 treatment_bound wrote:
Don't be dissin' BANANARAMA!!  This song was one of the great mid-80's guilty pleasures.
Plus, I always secretly hoped they'd ring me up to go on a Home Depot run with 'em! 
 
{#Roflol}
Posted 9 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
 On_The_Beach wrote:

"At least it's not Bananarama."

 

Don't be dissin' BANANARAMA!!  This song was one of the great mid-80's guilty pleasues.


Plus, I always secretly hoped they'd ring me up to go on a Home Depot run with 'em!  
Posted 9 years ago by treatment_bound    [ Reply ]
LOVE this. A 9 for sure. An 80s classic.
Posted 9 years ago by jnhashmi    [ Reply ]
Wtf?
Posted 9 years ago by swart    [ Reply ]
Guitarist getting' his Dave Gilmour on. He's got the tone going' on.
Posted 9 years ago by jhorton    [ Reply ]
lotta Zombies following the Pope this week. too bad caused a virtual police state in Philly.

Dennis Miller's take:
https://journal.ijreview.com/2015/09/248452-lolla-pope-looza/
 
Posted 9 years ago by max_p    [ Reply ]
 lemmoth wrote:
Another one of those pop songs with religious lyrics.  Were they religious guys or just liked using biblical references?

 
Wasn't this about the time the TV evangelists like Jimmy Swaggart, Jim & Tammy, Oral Roberts were a fad? Maybe these guys were taking advantage of that.
Posted 9 years ago by LowPhreak    [ Reply ]
 On_The_Beach wrote:
https://pmcdeadline2.files.wordpress.com/2015/03/the-walking-dead-season-5-zombie-amc.jpg?w=446&h=299&crop=1
"At least it's not Bananarama."

Is this a recent photo of one of the Bananarama members?
The years have NOT been kind...

Oh yeah, I don't hate this song.... kinda fun to hear once-in-a-while
 


Posted 9 years ago by Lindo525    [ Reply ]
the fact that this get so much airplay here puzzles me.
Posted 9 years ago by daveesh    [ Reply ]
https://pmcdeadline2.files.wordpress.com/2015/03/the-walking-dead-season-5-zombie-amc.jpg?w=446&h=299&crop=1
"At least it's not Bananarama."
Posted 9 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
 billowhead wrote:
The Hooters?!?!?!?!?!?! What's next, the soulful stylings of Mister Mister?
 
For my money, if I'm looking for Judeo-Christian pop from the mid-80's Mr. Mister is the way to go. This is some repetitive drek.
Posted 9 years ago by Bone    [ Reply ]
These songs didn't age well. They somehow sounded better back in the day.

It's not terrible. I admit I bought this new and liked it a lot at the time. 
Posted 9 years ago by The_Enemy    [ Reply ]
 OceanBlue wrote:
yikes

 
yep-those were the 80's   {#Frustrated}
Posted 9 years ago by gregskrtic    [ Reply ]
Another one of those pop songs with religious lyrics.  Were they religious guys or just liked using biblical references?
Posted 9 years ago by lemmoth    [ Reply ]