Ultravox, one of the most important synth pop acts that sadly aren't as famous as they deserve to be.

@fritzlange7934

2 жыл бұрын

I dunno, Vienna was reasonably successful.

@coindude69

2 жыл бұрын

I absolutely agree!! Great, underrated band!!

@paulanthony5274

Жыл бұрын

@@fritzlange7934 As was Dancing with tears in my eyes and various other top 20 tracks they were successful but I catch their drift as in maybe more top ten tracks midge had a number one on his own with "If I was" I had their hits Album The Collection back then. Incidentley in the UK Vienna was voted as the best song to not get to number 1 and number 2 instead famously kept off the top with "Shut uppa your face"

@maciejtadaszak7472

Жыл бұрын

What? They are. I'm from Poland, born in 86 and I know their songs since childhood.

@srkbear1

Жыл бұрын

They were in the UK. Who were always ahead of us musically here in America. This was top 40 in England when it came out, while we were being “dazzled” by “Eye of the Tiger” and the Flashdance theme here in the US. 🙄

I play this every time I miss my mom. One day, in the 80's as a teen and not long after my dad died suddenly, I blasted this in my bedroom while packing my things up (we could no longer afford to live where we were) and my pre-WWII-German-born mom started banging on my door. I turned the volume down and opened up the door, expecting her to yell at me to "keep the noise down." Instead, my mom was standing there with tears in her eyes, and she asked me to play this song again as she absolutely loved it. Tears rolling down my face while writing this, sadly my mom passed away only a few years after that. But playing this even today brings back my memory of that moment where we shared a common joy we felt when we listened to Reap the Wild Wind together.

@ebutuoytm7560

5 ай бұрын

Love to you my friend x

@asabovesobelow7981

5 ай бұрын

awe.. hugs

@ashleywalker1411

5 ай бұрын

So lovely bless you 🕊🌸

@FTrooper-cs2me

4 ай бұрын

Beautiful story, my friend. Blessings upon your memories of your parents.

@trevor8419

4 ай бұрын

Great story. I just found this song in a pile of 45’s. Sending you ❤

This song takes me back 40 years, instantly. Instantly.

@silkEluv

Жыл бұрын

Me too, Dian! I love it!

@mdmurray17

Жыл бұрын

@@silkEluv It feels very strange to realise it was 40 years ago. I dont think that we will ever see an era of music like that

@miked4377

6 ай бұрын

I agree it s a good feeling and a sad one.....sad that those days when this video came out and ect...are gone.... ... . .

@slaakattak

Ай бұрын

Pasadena, 1983, KROQ...Fear not my people but God will return us to those glorious days!!

Definitely one of the most underrated 80s songs. I was talking about 1980s music the other day with a friend and we both said about the same time Remember Reap the wild wind. It was a great moment. We didn't forget this classic.

It's pure new romantic, new wave and melancholic. I wanna dance, I wanna sing and cry at the same time. That's the real music. That is the best music.

@wheresyaya6792

Жыл бұрын

👏👏👏👏👏 you captured it exactly !!

@tomsimpson5317

Жыл бұрын

Weeping as I hear this

@tizianamarino2022

Жыл бұрын

It ' s true, sing and cry.

@srkbear1

Жыл бұрын

Produced by George Martin and engineered by Geoff Emerick, late of the Beatles! They caught a lot of flak for “selling out” at the time. The results are timeless.

@lucacecchi3945

Жыл бұрын

i have same feelings

I didnt grow up in the 80's, my dad did. But the first time i heard this song, and many of Ultravox's hits, I felt the 80's that my dad grew up in. Then i saw the music video, and i understood completely. Today's music just doesn't have the same soul that music had back then, and before that even.

I am 53 now and I have always like this song since the first time I saw this music 🎵 video on cable MTV back in the day 1982

This will be my funeral song. Who is with me?

RIP Chris, met you in Hammersmith and you really were the brain of the outfit but so diplomatic, I never chatted to you but briefly met you. Thank you so much for the music and the entertainment.

@gingerfreak01

2 ай бұрын

Listen to his bass in this, great.

Midge Ure's voice is so unique. There's a poetic vibe that was perfect for that genre.

@eternal1blue

Жыл бұрын

Very much

@michaelthompson5538

Ай бұрын

Midge Ure's voice is very strong in this song. He really has a fantastic voice.

What I loved about the 80s as a teen, the music not only inspired and gave us hope, it added romanticism with admiration to strive and achieve great things in life. Videos back then were always an inspiration no matter who you were.

@markblount8255

2 жыл бұрын

So True words i feel the same and Ultravox were one 80s snyth legends

@NS9213

Жыл бұрын

So well written dogfather! Couldn't agree more.

@rodneycline5854

10 ай бұрын

Yes!!! Inspirational and fun

I have every single record that Ultravox released. I was a big fan back in the day . When I heard the new song for the first time on radio or Top of the Pops, it was off to the record shop. I'm now 61. The memories are still there. They were a fabulous band.

That was one of the first vinyl 7‘ I ever bought! 54 yo German here! Still love 80s alternative scottish music: Aztec Camera,Big Country,Annie Lennox.. 🌸

I’ve known this beautiful melody for well over 34 years now. It’s my first time seeing this video. My grandfather served as a reconnaissance photographer for the US Army during the Second World War. My grandfather would tell me stories of this beautiful British 🇬🇧Spitfire work of art that gave Hitler his first defeat during the war and that contributed to the salvation of Europe against tyranny. My grandfather is long gone; but just recently, I heard this beautiful song at a nightclub; music was loud, smoke in the air, lights all around me; I closed my eyes and I swayed and danced to the sounds of my soul…. I felt free.

My youth in the 80s, still love it 😍👍

Ultravox was really only known to the US through MTV, but I knew them because of this beautiful song and video - forever grateful for college radio who played Ultravox 😊

Yes, it’s 2024 and I still listen to Ultravox!

@TheSplitzMusic

3 ай бұрын

Ive never stopped since the day I bought Vienna

Loved Ultravox from the John Foxx days into the Midge Ure days... a totally underrated band!

Beautiful song, but literally too painful to listen to 40 years later. Takes me right back to the 80s; so many wonderful memories and so many friends from those days have passed.

@ralphlazio505

8 ай бұрын

@katherinesanborn - I can totally relate. I know this song and I always loved this song, and it’s my first time seeing this video. Much melancholy for sure; but it definitely makes me want to close my eyes and dance 🎶❤️

@ivanjavierhormecheacampo3334

5 ай бұрын

Dear Katerin,the nostalgy is one of the most beautiful and special feelings of the human being, sweet and sad at the same time; we contemplate our past, things and people that are no longer here; that tell us that nothing lasts forever, it is a very beautiful song. greetings

@user-ie4uu5fn1x

3 ай бұрын

I concur

@user-ie4uu5fn1x

3 ай бұрын

The best band ever

One of the best bands of the 80's Ultravox every song a hit

Take my hand, take my hand and take me back to the 80's!

Such a haunting and mesmerizing song! I would go silent when it came on the radio in my car.

one of the most underrated bands

One of my favourite 80s songs. I grew up not a big fan of this song when it came out but as I aged its just got better and better.

A true gem that is sadly too unknown.

I live on the south coast of Britain. You'll be glad to know the Spitfires still fly regularly over Beachy Head.

@percyosorio6109

Жыл бұрын

Soy aficionado a la aviación, especialmente la de combate. Y también me gusta mucho Ultravox. Y hace tiempo busco alguna entrevista de Ultravox donde expliquen por qué incluyeron aviones en el video. Es un homenaje a los pilotos? A la aviación británica? Tú sabes algo?

@gewglesux

3 ай бұрын

I hear Gary Numan flies spits

@LakerChava63

19 күн бұрын

Ah yes! The mighty and elegant Spitfire! The plane that destroyed evil over the skies of Great Britain. - Signed A Texan

@scottanderson3751

Күн бұрын

Live ten minutes away from where the spitfires were built-the Youngers have very little knowledge of this time and it’s significance,sadly ✌️

One of the most important songs I heard as an adolescent. Curiously, inspiration, melancholy and hope. Their music continued to attract me over songs and time. Priceless!

God, I haven't listened to this in DECADES (so dunno why today). I remember hearing, I think, Chris (bass) in a BBC Radio interview - back when it was 'good', not 'tripe' - saying that the band wanted the song/video to be ''about the unsung heroes'' ... . Puts a lump in my throat just thinking about it. I was a big fan of Ultravox - both John Foxx- AND Midge-era - when at the time no-one else would admit it (even though probably loads of 'em bought the records) - AND I got quite a lot of 'stick' for it, as I remember. I guess that's what happens growing up in a (very) small Northern UK town - and I guess that's the same in lots of places. Still, AWESOME stuff - thanks for posting.

I LOVE this song and this VIDEO sooo much! My dad served in WW2. He was a pilot. Did not talk about it.

@McNabbulous

2 жыл бұрын

My grandfather served in the U.S Army in the invasion of Sicily, and the Battle of Monte Casino. He never talked about it either. Probably because like your father, he saw Hell on Earth. I take my hat off for your dad.

This is by far the best Ultravox song ever ! Midge Ure knows it too. Listen to his voice. It's exquisite!

Brilliant band. Have their albums from the 80s. Singles too. Midge Ure unsung genius. That certain smile so, so, underrated

Ultravox put out some great songs but this is the song I love the most!! Reap the wild wind, yea!!

I haven’t heard this song for years, I loved it then and love it now 😄

This song was on one of those "Buy Vol 1, and get Vol 2 free" double albums of chart music you could get in Woolworths for £5.99 back in the early 80s. (This particular one might have been called Chart Attack or Chart Runners, or something like that.) I was a kid at the time, and I used my saved-up pocket money to buy the album. On vinyl! And I have to say Reap The Wild Wind was one of the tracks on it I could take or leave. A few months later the song featured in an episode of Bergerac (anyone remember that programme?!) and my view changed in an instant. Hearing it in that, I suddenly appreciated absolutely everything about the track. 40 years later.....I still appreciate absolutely everything about this song (and always will.)

I don't understand why younger folks keep saying 80s musicians are underrated. Ultravox was huge in the 80s. Just because you didn't hear of them doesn't mean the rest of us didn't know or appreciate them.

From Tubeway army to Ultravox.Billy Currie what a legend,synth God!

I LOVE THIS SONG!! THIS SONG MAKES ME WISH I COULD FLY!

Breathtaking vocals midge ure ❤❤❤

Take my hand, take my hand

Love Ultravox in 2023 and forever 💜🔥💜🔥💜🔥

@gustavadolf88

4 ай бұрын

2024 and forever.

This just might be my all time favorite Ultravox song. I love the richness of the soaring keyboard synthesizers along with the vocals. It's so beautiful. I saw Midge perform live three nights ago here in Vancouver (although strangely enough, this song wasn't included in the set). I was quite thrilled to get an opportunity to see this highly respected music icon playing in a small venue, but IMO the hired guns backing up Midge didn't do the songs justice. Seemed to me that the young keyboard player's contribution in particular was very limited... which when listening to the music of Ultravox, was very disappointing to experience. (To be fair to the keyboard player, he seemed more proficient and at ease when backing up Paul Young in the second half of the double-bill.) I'd love to see Midge performing alongside the original members of Ultravox, but unless I cross the Atlantic, that's unfortunately probably never going to happen. I am so thankful though that there's a treasure-chest of recorded material to forever enjoy.

I love this song because it reminds me the importance of the friendship for making projects together

Wish I could go to Dreamland and listen to this music forever

Im 46 and this is one of the great music groups that I missed throughout my growing up. It's OK...I will just listen to them. After all, it's new to me 😊

A stone cold new romantic classic 💖💖💖💖💖

Az Ultravox legjobb dala szerintem.

Been playing a best hits of 1983 cd in my Expedition recently. I keep going to this song. Wasn't on my radar as a teen back in the 80s but loving it now.

@mako88sb

9 ай бұрын

Yes, excellent song. Same with their Mine For Life.

A Beautiful Song, Enough Said

awesome song....shared to the Netshows Radio "Program 188" Playlist on youtube

This band was awesome, so underrated in the states

@wayback75

9 ай бұрын

Yes , underrated in the states , So sad, but true.

This band are the most overlooked in rock and pop history,,,,period

Higher an' higher with The Wild Wind till we live mates!😀✌️🏻

Jedna z moich uwielbianych piosenek .Najlepsze lata 80 bez dwoch zdan muzyka i czas ❤❤❤❤

@pawekarpinski3916

Жыл бұрын

Kiedyś to było, a teraz to nie ma.😃

I’m 37 and this reminds me of sitting in dads Vauxhall cavalier SRI driving around. I miss those days

My 20's = now long gone days, but this is a "snap back" I like

Brilliant Band loved them as a teenager and was blasting them out the windows of my mk3 Cortina in my late teens great days ❤

@hondac7028

6 ай бұрын

I had a mk 5 cortina used to blast this great days .lol😂

I love the 80's

good tune .....memories...... .. .

Masterpiece!

I'm 20 years old and recently found this song. its sooo good. i love this music ❤❤❤

This is such a butiful song, it take me back when I was a teen.

such a great song/tune

Para que vean que no estan desconocida desde Oroya, Lima ,Peru la gozo

One of the Best Poprock Songs ever...i Heard this Song up and down wenn i Was 21 years old here in Germany

@paulanthony5274

6 ай бұрын

Often wonder why you don't get many pop or rock bands in Deutschland like you do in UK and America. You had fine classical music composers but I can't think of any big german bands. Were Kraftwerk german? I heard a track actually a while back by a german band I think the chorus chanted "Deutschland" möchtest du mehr Musik da drüben? Not sure if i said that right mein Deutsch ist wirklich schlecht.

Ultravox. Talk Talk. Yellow Magic Orchestra. I could go on...

yep, it's a classic... really love the vibe... it's got me wondering if i still have the 7" single.

My favoritsong of Ultravox.

I Love this....I can't tel no more...

RIP Chris Cross🙏

The video here was filmed at Beachy Head near Eastbourne in East Sussex, where I have been to many times before with my family-and very nice it is too!! Well done of course and thank you too!!

My favourite Ultravox track just brilliant

Absolutely beautiful. Always will be.

Fantastic band,still sounds great now 2024

Love this song

Great song, great video and eveytime i see them dressed as young pilots as the spitfire flies over them gets me each time. They were the same age as those ww2 pilots. And the dedication at the end of the video makes you go we were lucky.

80s groups like them were so creative and fun to listen..

Dear beloved perfect moments

Saw midge Ure on tour last night. He sung this. One of my favourites. X❤🎉😊

@hairywelder5188

Жыл бұрын

Saw him last night, brilliant

One of my FAV.😙

Beautiful lyrics beautiful song

New Wave Kings

Awesome song

Brilliant ❤

R.I.P Chris Cross...Reap the Wild Wind

@TheSplitzMusic

3 ай бұрын

Very sad news indeed..

@KnowledgeBoutique

3 ай бұрын

Time passes far too quickly.

@TheGamecock366

3 ай бұрын

When did he die?

That moment when he sings 'A stranglehold on a certain feeling' takes me right back to the feelings I had at the time, in a powerful way. It's prophetic or apt because contained within that moment he really does create a stranglehold on a feeling - my feelings that are eternal in that moment.

This is their best song, why does is not have more views????

@DanielThureskog

6 ай бұрын

The other official one has 500k views. The ultravox videos with more views was hidden and new ones was uploaded. The old ones was later made public again. Which is strange, could be a error or anything copyright related.

Midge Ure is a great song writer

Definitively, this song is a jewelry from new Wave from.Ultravox

Their best song

Ultravox Forever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Живя в СССР, я любил послушать "новою волну". Quartet был моим любимым альбомом у Ultravox. Великолепные 80-е давно закончились, волшебная" новая волна" закончилась, мой СССР был предан и разрушен. Музыка превратилась в раздражающий шум. СССР в прошлом. Хорошая музыка тоже закончилась. Та же история с хорошими фильмами и книгами, они остались в прошлом. Похоже, СССР удерживал мир от безумия и деградации. Living in the USSR I loved the new wave music. Quartet was my favorite Ultravox album. Now the magnificent 80-s are over, the magic new wave is over, my USSR was betrayed and broken. The music has turned into the annoying noise. The USSR is over. The good music is over too. The same story with good films and books. It seems the USSR kept the world from madness and degradation.

@jamespacheco3622

9 ай бұрын

🤨🤔🤷‍♂️

Nice 80's song!

I thought Quartet was weak compared to Vienna and Rage but it was grown on me. But this track reminds me of OMD, not that it's a bad thing.

It took me years to finally this jam!

The hurricanes an spitfires were some fighters .😮what did them men die for 😮😮😮😮

Criminally slept on

I CAN'T Understand Y Only 66K+ VIEWS ?

A fave of mine

great song dedicated to the fraternity and friendship, rest in peace Chris Cross

beautiful