This song is more relevant today than when it came out 24 years ago.

@godbluffvdgg

3 жыл бұрын

VR was still in development in those days...

@darrenhunt9049

3 жыл бұрын

Now I'm feeling old.

@davidwatkins8395

3 жыл бұрын

I know exactly what u mean, u r right I am thinking exactly the same I am sitting here in lockdown worshipping my internet to watch this video,🤯 💯 Forward thinkers, I wish people understood that sort of thing when this was first out when I was a kid in the 90's,😳😒🤔

@mkayokay3192

3 жыл бұрын

My dude- I just heard this on a “millennial playlist” thing. I’m totally flipped out. I can’t agree with you any more.

@davidwatkins8395

3 жыл бұрын

@@mkayokay3192 👊😎💯

Jay warned us back in the day, everything came true.

My god the 80’s and 90’s were amazing for music

@fahmiamri

3 ай бұрын

U got that right. Miss it so much

Jk's been going 25 years mate. One of Englands finest exports.

@dncviorel

3 жыл бұрын

I didn't like Jamiroquai one bit when he came out. I was thinking that he's just strange and annoying. I dig him now, though. :)) Can't say the same about Bjork. :)))))

@fkl770

2 жыл бұрын

We brits make the best music. that isn't an opinion that's just fact. Beatles oasis arctic monkeys the verve and of course Jamiroquai.

@groovecrusader2715

2 жыл бұрын

@@fkl770 ok big guy hahahahaha

@fkl770

2 жыл бұрын

@@groovecrusader2715 yeah just true tbh beatles were the best band that revolutionised the world. bigger than Jesus. 'Disagree' but your wrong.

@groovecrusader2715

2 жыл бұрын

@@fkl770 you’re*

Fun fact: It's actually the set that's moving rather than the floor They had North, East, South and West painted on each wall of a warehouse and they wheeled it around.

@saravaneerde6164

3 жыл бұрын

I think the camera was affixed to the wall too. But yes a lot of people pushing that set around and bolting and unbolting the couches and chairs from the walls.

@ricknessmonster

3 жыл бұрын

YOU ARE DEAD ON MY MAN!!

@glamazon6172

3 жыл бұрын

Jamiriquai also improved all the dancing.

@vonVile

3 жыл бұрын

The room was moved by hydrolics. The machine broke during filming. The oil leaking wasn't suppose to happen.

@jimbojones8208

3 жыл бұрын

@@vonVile Are you talking about the stuff that looks like blood coming from underneath the chairs?

Jay Kay (Jamiroquai) was born Jason Luís Cheetham in Stretford , England on December 30, 1969, the son of English cabaret singer Karen Kay and Portuguese guitarist Luís Saraiva. He did not meet his biological father until 2001. Kay's identical twin David, died a few weeks after the two were born. His last name of Kay, is taken from his stepfather Mervyn Kay, who adopted him as a young boy when his mother remarried. He is best known as the co-founder and lead vocalist of the acid jazz and funk band Jamiroquai, which was formed in 1992. Lyrically, the group has addressed social and environmental injustice. He created the name Jamiroquai, as he wanted the public to realize that he was not a solo performer, that he was fronting a band of very talented musicians, so the name Jamiroquai is actually the name of the band, which has had various rotating members since its original inception in 1992. He is definitely one funky white/Latin dude! Here is a link to a brief 5 minute overview of him: kzread.info/dash/bejne/oH6MzdeCd92TZNo.html And here is a link to a 2 hour documentary: kzread.info/dash/bejne/hJuep5OAdrDUe5c.html Thanks for your continued positive messages and for exploring all types of musical genres! ☮️ Steve in Kansas

Fatboy Slim- Weapon of Choice. You won’t know what you’re Walken into but you’ll like it.

@kikstand2011

3 жыл бұрын

I see you. That was nice. 👍

@cupcakes7015

3 жыл бұрын

@@kikstand2011 Yep 😊 2/22/2021

@jimbojones8208

3 жыл бұрын

It's only good with the video. Without, it's "meh"

@jimparis5073

3 жыл бұрын

Ah such a banger!!, I’ve always preferred praise you but still very good and great video for it

@nickporter3364

3 жыл бұрын

You already made 2021 better with this comment. Kudos to you.

Jamiroquai is a brilliant group. I'd recommend listening to their other songs like Too Young To Die, When You Gonna Learn, Tallulah, Alright, Manifest Destiny and Deeper Underground

@audiochicky

3 жыл бұрын

Talullah is a masterpiece. It's like Careless Whispers on steroids.

@larrychronicjr3186

3 жыл бұрын

Deeper Underground!

@MahmoodAB

3 жыл бұрын

@@audiochicky totally. One of his best song. So soothing

@thorstluda3545

3 жыл бұрын

You Give Me Domething and Spacecowboy are the banging tunes.

@atomas59

3 жыл бұрын

Or more high tech like Automation...)) I just love that piece. "It feels just like it should"

Jamiroquai always gave me a Stevie Wonder vibe. When closing my eyes while listening to their music, I feel a strong resemblance. I love the sound of both.

Lots more worth checking from Jamiroquai: Too Young To Die Cosmic Girl Space Cowboy Little L Cloud 9 Love Foolosophy

@talkinghead6274

3 жыл бұрын

I agree with this list 👍🏿. If I may; Alright , feels so good, you give me something & blow your mind are also good shouts

@roybatty4687

3 жыл бұрын

Cosmic girl top video. Actually most of them are.

@Angelfire42

3 жыл бұрын

Cosmic Girl, YES!!!!

@annother3350

3 жыл бұрын

'When you gonna Learn' was the only one with that true Acid Jazz sound though to me

@IanHillan

3 жыл бұрын

Everything on this list is a banger

They’re actually a multi-ethnic UK Funk group. I think there are 7 of them in the band. But the lead singer is normally the only one shown in their videos. He’s said on many occasions that Stevie Wonder was his inspiration. And it shows!

@Frapzoid

3 жыл бұрын

The first time I heard this song I thought it was Stevie Wonder.

@AndreVlaamsValle

3 жыл бұрын

I'd pay to hear Stevie Wonder sing a Jamiroquai hit anytime :)

@annother3350

3 жыл бұрын

@@AndreVlaamsValle I saw Jamiroquai support Stevie Wonder in Hyde Park!! But they never came on stage together!

@atomas59

3 жыл бұрын

Jason Kay is the founder of that group, which is HIS Band. Thru the years, musicien have change, the only one that remains since the beginning is Jason Kay. He's also the only member that can't be replace....cause Jamiroquai is HIS BAND....))) Jamiroquai is Jason Kay, that why we only see him in all the video, that's him that people go see on live shows...))) He's a genius in his genre.

@atomas59

3 жыл бұрын

@@annother3350 If Jason Kay is a fan of Stevie Wonder, well Stevie Wonder is also a fan of Jason Kay (Jamiroquai)

Jamiroquai always makes me happy and optimistic, something necessary in these days that we are living. So many great songs.

@atomas59

3 жыл бұрын

He's a careless kid, in a good way, just having fun and playing with his toys...))

@gracequai2126

2 жыл бұрын

I totally agree with you! 👍🇦🇷

The funkiest white dude I've ever seen, he's such a great entertainer with a whole catologue of amazing songs

@markwhite6001

3 жыл бұрын

That's what I'm talking about,

My man: let me start by saying that I appreciate the way you reacted to this vid. You didn’t constantly interrupt with a forced surprised look, expression, you let it play in its entirety; then gave your input.👍🏼

@sandramitic8948

3 жыл бұрын

I hate when other pause every 2 sec... By listening the whole thing you get the whole story, experience ... The best way to listen to.

You gotta react to "Space Cowboy" by Jamiroquai

@martinevans1206

3 жыл бұрын

The dance version is awesome

@Amandahugankiss8888

3 жыл бұрын

My Favorite!

I've not heard this in YEARS! Used to really love Jamiroquai

i remember when this hit in the 90s. those hats were everywhere, lol. It still holds up too.

@annother3350

3 жыл бұрын

He was on top of his game back then -- massive!

Never heard this group - thanks for reacting to them so I could see it!

Do they still call him the Cat in the Hat? This guy is a musical genius who transcends music genres. I truly miss his work being part of the everyday radio soundtrack.

@MrBillyboyroge

3 жыл бұрын

They are a band, not an individual. No Toby Smith (RIP) = no Jamiroquai

@9pop529

11 ай бұрын

ok

@kimberleyphillips6671

9 ай бұрын

Luv ur luv. Bought the CD in the 90's (luv his voice). Such an insightful song. ❤🤘

Love LOVE that the new gen is rediscovering Jamiroquai!! His abbey road live session is a must see, you can listen to his true musicianship there. ❤️

three generations of my family love this band . . . my mom, me, my son . . . this feel, the lyrics, the truth . . .

Jamiroquai absolute underrated musician. Love his spirit and style he mixes old stylez with New shit. Listen to Corner of the earth, in a relaxed moment

@fazzurri

3 жыл бұрын

They are not underated artist. They known worldwide at their peak. This song played everyday all around the world when this came out..

Jamiroqual so fun, interesting, talented, unique, with a super jazz/funk feel... Love it...

I LOVE JAMIROQUAI ever since receiving his NEW FIRST ALBUM for my birthday back in the early 90's and then seeing him in a small club BEFORE he got famous!!!! EVERY SONG on EVERY ALBUM from his first until his most recent have been stellar. He took the ACID JAZZ genre up a notch and perfected the FUNK DISCO ROCK RETRO ELECTRONICA sound with his perfect voice and wonderfully clever COSMIC lyrical references and metaphors. This piece is a great autobiographical take on the origins of his musical shift in consciousness! GREAT songwriter of slick funk jazz driven influenced rhythms along with beautiful soulful ballads. FYI If you know or learn the history of his influences you'll find much of his inspiration comes from 70's jazzy atmospheric funk bands like Roy Ayers, Herbie Hancock, Lou Donaldson, EWF, Grant Green, Sly Stone, Gil Scott-Heron, of course Stevie Wonder and a slew of lesser known greats from that era...

They moved the whole room around him in this video, and the effect at the end went completely wrong. Blood was supposed to pour down the walls, but instead it leaked across the floor. Still a cool and original video, JK and co are still one of my favourite bands from that decade. Black crow is one of my favourite songs they produced.

The video's great! Loads of thought went into the movement of objects and the main character. Such a funky little fella! Amazing funk music from the UK. Makes you proud to be British lol.

This video still looks fresh 25 years later. Super creative And shot on film! I only counted 4 or 5 cuts!

It's Acid Jazz or Fusion. Saw them live at Leeds university in 1993. It was Sick!!

@anthonyburns8768

3 жыл бұрын

The cat in the hat lol.

Never too late. I was introduced to Jamiroquai at primary school age in 2000 thanks to my big bro. Loved cosmic girl, canned heat and capricorn day ever since.

That album was my 1995 I listened to it so many times

@h.c4898

3 жыл бұрын

Yup the band was a regular of the 10 top back in the UK and France.

@ricardogamapontes1019

3 жыл бұрын

This album is released in 1997

@DarkDisc1

3 жыл бұрын

I think it was called "Travelling without moving"

@ricardogamapontes1019

3 жыл бұрын

@@DarkDisc1 Yeah, this music is included on Travelling Without Moving, released in 1997, damn!

@jimbojones8208

3 жыл бұрын

@@ricardogamapontes1019 The song was released 1996

The first 3 records by Jamiroquai are classics and we're a constant rotation in my tape deck in the late 90s.....

I gave you a "like" because you played Jamiroquai. My favorites by him are "Corner of the Earth" and "Canned Heat". The "Corner of the Earth" video is beautiful to watch. Especially if you appreciate nature, wildlife, sunlight and the universe.

Hi it's such great Funk. You might want to try out Cosmic Girl too. I saw a documentary years ago where they were recording at Abbey Road studios. Jay Kay (the guy with the big hats) went to each player and sang the part he wanted them to do on all their instruments. It is good music that unites people, something we are surely in need of, enjoy.

I love this guy's voice. Another modern singer whose voice I love is Nate Ruess. He is the singer for FUN. If you haven't heard FUN and haven't reacted to them please do so. Thanks for all you do!!

This is a track that I would kill to go back to 21 years old and hear it for the first time again.

Another forgotten 90s hit that I'm glad to see resurfacing here. The walls of the room were being moved around by crew members the whole time. I loved this video as a kid.

Check out Canned Heat, A Little L & Love Foolosophy!! Jamiroquai is so unique & good!!

@eskayh7734

3 жыл бұрын

Yes yes yes! All my faves!

@rostand5264

3 жыл бұрын

Canned Heat! The ballet scene in Center Stage!

@BriMonies

3 жыл бұрын

Main vein!

I had a Cascio Keyboard growing up with 24 prerecorded songs in it. Stuff like Happy Birthday, the National Anthem, and Virtual Insanity by Jamiroquai. 😅 This song was wildly popular in the 90s.

This composition is so melodic infectious & reflective!!! SICK AF‼️🥰🥰✌🏼✌🏼✌🏼

One of my FAVORITE songs!!! The lyrics seem more relevant today than ever!! And can I get a hell ya for that bass line! I never noticed it until listening to it with headphones!

@MrBillyboyroge

3 жыл бұрын

Try the bass line from their track Mr Moon 🔥

I think I also need to make people acknowledge he is one of the best freestyle dancers and choreographers ever.

Putting aside how revolutionary the video for this track was and how prophetic the lyrics were. The chordal changes alone, for use in a pop song, make this one of the greatest pieces of contemporary music ever written.

@pmc8451

2 ай бұрын

Almost everyone was talking about the anxiety of the increasing use of technology and the possible alieanation resulting from it in the late 90s. I mean, that’s what the whole of OK Computer is about.

I liked this era in music. Seal, Lenny Kravitz, Wifespread Panic...

He had great insight into how mankind would twist technology for useless gains instead of for it’s original intentions

@pmc8451

2 ай бұрын

Great song but not particularly insightful. Almost everyone was talking about the same anxieties over technology in the late 90s. I mean, that’s what the whole of OK Computer is about.

He was an absolute genius who refused to go mainstream

Jamiroquai is a world class performer. So amazing and creative.

Compared to your fellow youtubers ,You actually managed to pronounce the band's name correctly :p The reason why that video is so requested is because people have realized that we are currently indeed living in a Virtual Insanity because of covid 19

Jamiroquai is one of my go to for road trips on beautiful sunny days

The song is even more epic than the video. Cool videos are common. Amazing music like this isn't. There's been no one like this guy since. And his swag and moves were also ahead of his time and are still dope. and 🎶💜👌💕

Man, dedicating Sunday to your subscribers/fan…Hats off to you myfriend!

The crazy thing is, the ground isn't moving. They are moving the walls around him. Awsome video and song

@boofuls

3 жыл бұрын

Does your head in

If you like ok go here it goes again. React to their other music videos. They're all amazing and unique

You said the name right. Great group all their music is smooth

The video with the treadmills was by OK GO. All of their later videos are amazing, look up "Needing/Getting" (rally car as musical instrument), "This Too Shall Pass" (Rube Goldberg Machine), "I Won't Let You Down" (Segway choreography in Japan), "Upside Down & Inside Out" (zero-g segments in airplane stitched together), and/or "The One Moment" (high speed video slowed down). They have several more videos with equally amazing concepts.

@cupcakes7015

Жыл бұрын

Right ☺✅ 10/7/2022

Saw these guys at Manchester Academy in the mid 90s- along with a host of other great 90s bands. So many fun nights down there during my Uni years.👍

Same album, "Travelling Without Moving" ... listen to the song ... *"Everyday."* It's one you cannot miss!!! I promise you! OMG, that bass!!! ... it is my favorite song of their's, and I love this band. Some kinda sensual. The entire album has to be in people's collections.

I'd forgotten just how good this song and video is.

This group’s music totally SLAPS🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 I have so much of their music. Great stuff 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

I remember watching Chris Rock host the Grammy's the year this song came out and I will never forget his comment. "If he were all black he wouldn't need the conveyor belts."

The "treadmill" guys, OK Go, have a shit-ton of really awesome music videos. Ridiculously creative.

Man, that's a flashback for me - late in high school or college when this video dropped. Thanks for posting that. Check out Bad Brains "I Against I" for a real trip. Some of the baddest brothas to ever tear up a stage. You won't regret it.

Rest in Power to Toby smith the keyboardist of the group.

I stopped here because I could not believe someone out there has never heard of Jamiroquai and Virtual Insanity! This is one of my favorite groups and that album is just amazing. You should also check out Cosmic Girl, Travelling Without Moving, White Knucle Ride, and Canned Heat. I'd love to see the reactions. Bravo for broadening your musical horizons brotha

Yeah back when this came out and was a huge hit we really couldn't figure out how it was done but now it's pretty obvious. We're also way too used to digital effects now so nothing much impresses but this was the perfect blend of his dancing style and the director's moves. Rare combination. When he just gets away from the couch and wall before they meet is a triumph, haha

There’s a lot of songs I get sick of when I hear them too much but this is not one of them I can’t count how many times I heard this in the late 90s and early 2000s and I never got sick of it💯🔊🎶💙🔥

Their entire album was something else. Where House, rap, rave, alternative, Techno musics were hitting the waves, jamiroquai comes around and bring back that funky 70s style back to the mat, "earth wind and fire" vibes. A breath of fresh air to the sound waves at the time. Mid 90s. He took on some weight though. They slowly disappeared in the 2000s. They're trying to come but yeah... it's very competitive. Feel free to react to their other hits, they're bangers!!

this is on of his md songs. his catalog is insanely good

Jamiroquai is such a slept on group. Jay Kay is one of the best funk song writers of all time.

Love Jamiroquai👍

their album, Rock, Dust, Light, Star is genius.

@TheDontflinch

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, it's so good.

Always liked this song very talented he is thanks for reacting

Yeah they didn't put anything out for years then he came back recently with another great album, he has a great voice and lyrical talent!

The treadmill song from OK Go came out almost 10 years after this Jamiroquai Virtual Insanity song. Jamiroquai were the first to do this moving floor type of video.

Love this song.

Thank you for reviewing this! Absolutely love Jamiroquai - too many songs I could suggest, but maybe try Little L, Canned Heat, Cloud 9...

Fred Astaire did the first moving room dance sequence in a movie called “Royal Wedding.” Then Lionel Richie did “Dancing on the Ceiling” with a moving room. Then we have this video... Artists inspire artists! 😊

Jamiroquai is the truth! Another song from Jamiroquai that is appropriate for our times is entitled, “Emergency On Planet Earth.” I personally like the “Phoenix Live 1997 ” version of the song.

So happy to be reminded that this song exists

This song and this band are a mood and a vibe, and has been for years! I cold name about 3 dozen songs that still kick!

It's nice to see a good artist/band like Jamiroquai getting attention from a new generation who never experienced them. Virtual Insanity is a good tune! The Space Cowboy!!! This video made me happy lol. Volume's a bit low on your commentary though...

I bought their cd just based on this one song. Love their sound.

This brings me back to 6th grade in 97 which was a good year for me, the summer of 97 was one long big party for drinking,smoking and getting freaky because I was only 12 but I was hanging with people in high school because I was advanced for my age

That’s exactly how this video was when it first came out You literally couldn’t turn on the TV without seein’ it on MTV and VH1 and it was usually on both channels at the same time💯🔊🎶💙🔥

You should react to some stuff by Arrested Development. Tennessee or Mr. Wendel are good songs to start with.

@ericbogerd5306

3 жыл бұрын

YES!!

@erinhafer228

3 жыл бұрын

Yes!!

@shawnminnich7273

3 жыл бұрын

Must

@Hollylivengood

3 жыл бұрын

Definately.

@esztervarga7641

3 жыл бұрын

Oh yes yes yes please!!!!

In case you aren't familiar... Tupac sampled Jamiroquai's Manifest Destiny in his song Who Do You Believe In. Also, back in 97 (or 98) they won a Grammy for Virtual Insanity which was presented to them by LL Cool J, who gave them accolades. Cosmic Girl (from the same album as Virtual Insanity) is on the Love Jones movie soundtrack. I wish they'd tour the US, again, cause that would be one to see. BTW: Check out their song Everyday - talk about smooth R&B

@MrBillyboyroge

3 жыл бұрын

Check out the track ‘All these things remind me’ by Stuart Zender. He produced it not long after leaving the band. I have a feeling you will dig it

Okay so after the Capitol riots He came out in TikTok to say that wasn’t me in the bull hat 🤣🤣🤣

@urielsgift7585

3 жыл бұрын

Wait a second

@hopehasnoplacehereabandona3068

3 жыл бұрын

Lol no that's Alexandria Pelosi husband....the daughter of the Speaker of the House👍

@nategibbons172

3 жыл бұрын

You mean mostly peaceful protest, right?

@kerry7713

3 жыл бұрын

I said what I said, and meant it. I was referring to the Riot at the Capitol on jan6th, the one where 5 got killed including police. But Back the Blue right?! 🤦🏻‍♀️ I will say watching “Patriots”, “Back the Blues”, beat police officers with Blue Lives Matter flags was performance art though. GORGEOUS.

@nategibbons172

3 жыл бұрын

@@kerry7713 You need to research who and how those people died...

Jamiroquai was a prophet of the dangers of technology and the coming Age of Aquarius.

@icecreamassassin3006

3 жыл бұрын

Paul Simon, sound of silence = foreshadowing of the isolating nature of the internet, written in the 60's

@jakeb3055

3 жыл бұрын

Bro, I really felt this. I am trying to educate myself on this concept of the age of Aquarius. Could you tell me what your understanding of it is? I am sincerely interested in knowing and I am amazed to see your comment because someone else sees this and knows about it

@icecreamassassin3006

3 жыл бұрын

@@jakeb3055 The astrological ages are when the vernal equinox has that constellation at the zenith. It is thought that each age which lasts about 2160 years may herald a fundamental shift in the world. The dawn of the age of Pisces (our current age) was thought to have occurred around the fall of the roman empire or the birth of Christ. The Age of Aquarius is thought to herald in a new paradigm of peace, some think after a great downfall caused by the Technology bubble bursting. My guess would be a Solar flare that fries our planet's electrical grid similar to how the flare that occurred in the 1800's fried the world wide telegraph system. An EMP of that magnitude will effectively throw this planet into darkness and chaos given our reliance on technology. After the dust settles, that's when the age of Aquarius begins.

@miltonbates6425

3 жыл бұрын

@@jakeb3055 We're on the cusp of the Age of Aquarius, transiting from The Age of Picese. Each Astrological Age is part of a supercycle, marked by the vernal equinox within a constellation as it moves in retrograde through them. An Astrological Age is believed to last around 2160 years, but this is false in that it depends on the size of the constellation, as they cover different lengths of space from our viewpoint on earth. But you could call it an average. To understand what the coming Age of Aquarius will bring, it's best to refer to the oldest sources for the nature of Aquarius (the writings of Ptolemy and Manilus, to start) and the mythology that accompanies it (e.g. the story of Ganymede, the Cup Bearer to the gods of Olympus) Aquarius has certain characteristics that manifest in our world and influence human consciousness. Keep in mind that we are on the cusp of this new Age and will be for our lifetimes, so the blending of Picese and Aquarius is what is shaping our outlook. As we move through the sign over the next 2000+ years, it's influence will peak in around 1000 years from now and slowly wane into the Age of Capricorn. Those expecting something drastic to change our consciousnesses in this new Age are ignoring human nature and our own history.

@chemquests

3 жыл бұрын

Fun fairy tale but complete gibberish

Love him and the group so much, his style, voice and moves all unique

The walls are on wheels with the camera attached on a rig at the front and that’s whats moving around. They shot it in a massive warehouse and just moved the whole rig around the floor to get the effect. You can see there’s quite a big gap at the bottom of the wall and that the walls are slightly shaking when its being moved around.

The trippy moving effect was done by having the entire room he's in on wheels and rolled around a sound stage

@ruban8135

3 жыл бұрын

yep and another band copied it, a few years later on, some alternative band

@Fulanito163

3 жыл бұрын

@@ruban8135 Maroon 5?

@ruban8135

3 жыл бұрын

@@Fulanito163 lol Maroon 5 wishes they was Alternative. No, it was "OK Go". Check out their Award show performance.

OMG well-done honey! I couldn't wait to see how you were going to say their name and you nailed it! 💖

One of the best Funk groups ever!

"Little L" is a good dance track from them, too. The group name comes from the native people the Iroquois (plus Jam).

You are correct ,it is OK Go -Here it goes again that you were reminded of. You should react to some of OK Go's other videos too. They are all super creative and great music too.

Ok Go was the band that was on a treadmill. Lol u got it. I know this is way late and I’m certain others have commented.

Q: Guy on a treadmill? A: RAMMSTEIN!

@dnf-dead

3 жыл бұрын

Have you seen Play that funky music Rammstien by DJ Cummerbund?

BTW: If you're into deep sublayered lyrical meaning check out Led Zeppelin's All Of My Love. Some say it's about the lost of a child -though I think it was a tribute to the lead singer's lost child the lyrics themselves contain euphemisms about the obsession once was becomes addicted to heroin (arm through the loom), etc. A masterpiece for those who love not only good composing and playing but artful lyric writing.

It's very surprising he had never heard of Jamiroquai and also he never mention that this video is from 1996 what makes it even more impressive plus JamQ is and epic band .the song reached number 1 in the U.K. And 38 in the Us in the Billboard modern rock tracks.

I always loved this song and video. Very creative 😁💖

Thank you very much for your reaction. You are right. The band with treadmills is OK GO. You need to check out their other music videos if you haven't yet. They're all totally insane and mind blowing. A few you music videos of theirs you should check out. This Too Shall Pass(Rubegoldberg machine) Writing's on the Wall Inside out and Upside down