Share songs or music with me..

God, those were better times...

Where's Betty?  

It wouldn't surprise me, as Billy was very mischievous. 

Think these guys qualify as well. Look at those smiles! 
https://youtu.be/ukLGrA2ryYY

Is he… doing a Frank Spencer? 

They were that rare thing: a band that didn't take themselves seriously. 

It’s so weird that I never heard this song until Neil Hannon did a cover version. Bit that original is unbeatable. I notice it seems to be Jeremy Vine’s fave song ever. When I was a more regular radio 2 listener there it would be at least once a fortnight on his show. Feels like an ‘alternative 80s’ classic. 

Thanks! 

Oops! That comment was in response to the Hungarian Dance No.5 Mariusz

Edited to add: Wachet Auf is another one of my favourite pieces of classical music too. 

That's one of my favourite pieces of music Mariusz. Impossible to listen to it without wanting to clap along, tap one's feet, etc. I love music that has that effect on me and makes me want to dance. 

Love it! At first I was thinking the giy clapping his hands has a much easier job than her, then I realised he’s the conductor as well! 

What a very diplomatic and tactful response Shardovan. 

I had a listen and found it enjoyable, until the vocalist started shouting the lyrics. As the saying goes, each to their own. 

Gosh, I’d almost forgotten that song - and never saw the video til just now. I love their sound. Enola Gay and Souvenir are the ones I know/ like best. Never did see those breakfast club type films at the time, but yes I can imagine many a crush resulted from those actors

An epic, tongue-in-cheek performance ~

The Associates - 'Party Fears Two' on Top of the Pops:

m.youtube.com/watch

Wachet Auf by Bach played by Barclay Brass https://youtu.be/A1WoYqVfio0

I think I prefer this song to the previous song you linked to. 

Hungarian Dance No.5 by Brahms played by Lucie Horsch https://youtu.be/kDRwBNP9uU4

If memory serves, this is the song that triggered my liking for OMD:

Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark - If You Leave (Official Music Video) - YouTube

It was the theme for the film Pretty In Pink (a 'chick flick'), which resulted in a hormone-fuelled interest in the actors Andrew McCarthy and James Spader.