Hey-Ah-Ma-Ma-Ma pew.

The song's probably aged better than the video (which was shot about two miles from me)
Worth a watch if you can see it on Youtube though.

There was a sample of this used in a more recent song - that was rather good too. 

I remember when this song came out!  I love it...

Good to hear this one again. Sounds fresh and sweet. I loved the Dream Academy back in the day.

I played this song over and over. Doesn't have the same magic now, but it's still nice.

..............

I think this is aging quite well.

Always really liked this tune... not sure why.

 mastertown wrote: 
David Gilmore, I think.

Dated feel, but still nice. 

Zeito wrote:

Uhh....I think that was CREAM Academy.

That just reminds me I have to rip my vinyl records as well..... Great song

It was produced by one from the pink floyd... I don't remember which one...

i love this. bought the cassette tape right when it came out. there is something so peaceful and lovely about this sound. some other pretty good songs on the tape, too but...this one is special. sure, it doesn't exactly stand the test of time...but still.

...hey, tympani!..

tra la la..twee wee wee...one hit wonder...la de friggin da...

Bought the CD when this song was hot. Never play it these days. IMHO, it hasn't aged well...but that's just my opinion....

corndog4000 wrote:
electronicshaman wrote:

I took it home, washed it off, and put it back on.

To my ears, this song has a timeless quality - I don't necessarily associate it with the 80s, even though that's when I first heard it. Thanks for playing this.

I was hoping for Baba O'Reilly and I get this. Oh well, this is kind of good.

its close to christmas. its cold, cloudy and the trees are brown. this is apropos to hear this song now.

This song has always BUGGED me. It has a pathetic, meandering, soulless quality. Maybe I'm missing something. Maybe it's missing something.

A great one from the 80s!!

djcoolhandluke wrote:
Now that's just mean.

sig listens to this song with waterproof headphones while swim swam

This is from the Lion King, right?

corndog4000 wrote:
Some guy was selling it.
I had to buy it off him.
He wanted twenty-two bucks, but I talked him down to seventeen.

bryans song

This was played a lot in Minnesota during snowstorms...Makes me think of a real winter; not the global warmings ones we're getting these days.

Great song!