I haven't seen this one since it aired in 1983, but my memory recalls a sexy blonde woman, and a clown that smokes a cigarette, and a large spinning ball made of shiny gold wire being placed atop a pedestal by the woman. It's strange, but it seems MTV usually played "ABACAB" by Genesis just before or after this one. Maybe they reminded the programmer of each other and he always added both of them together. PS: Does anyone have any recordings of MTV broadcasts up through 1986, when MTV was bought by Viacom? I'd love to see the old VJs and videos that I grew up with. Todd

As soon as I saw the girls all in black with the guitars and makeup, I was intrigued. It was so weird and fun at the same time, I love this video!

A classy video from 1986 featuring Robert Palmer and a band made up of sophisticated women pretending to play their instruments. So they can't play. Who cares. They looked hot. Not to mention one scene with one of the band mates licked her lips. And several close ups. They also appeared on Robert Palmer's "Simply Irresistible" and "I Didn't Mean To Turn You On".

This video gets to you on some deeper level and I've never been able to figure out why. Something about the mysterious woman who seems to come out of the wilds to haunt the dreams of the explorer, a stranger to the Dark Continent. Can't break away from watching this one, although its been years since I last saw it.

The jungle in the video looks strange**, it's like a movie

powerful ballad, it had a film tie in, truly an 80s song

I love this video because it is keeps your eyes glued to the TV, and it is very funny. Roy Kinnear did an execellent job running around in a frantic panic. He added the comical humor to the video. Please find this video from 1985. I would love to see it again.

To Sue....this is the song you are going nuts over. The reason I love this video...the guy is GORGEOUS!! He was the model from the Preferred Stock commercial. If you have any other questions just ask, I am the ultimate 80's chick!

This video brings various cultures, ages and races together giving the viewer a sense of peace and nostalgia of a happy decade full of hope and creativity.

I love that music video, because the song and the music video is very romantic. I like it, because I want to play it in my wedding party. The song also is one of the best romantic music in the 80's.

Definitely one of the band's weirder videos, but still very awesome. I love how they use the stop-motion photography throughout the whole video, it makes everything so surreal and weird. And what was up with Simon's awful perm? lol...

The effects are great! Very psychodelic...it's like a lisergic trip. I love the scene with the band members watching the girl taking the Christ statue from the freezer.

I love the 80's because it was the best area and I wish I could have lived in the 80's!! Def Leppard is my favorite band because I love so many of there songs!! And they were awsome in Concert!!

Hey there, Tiffany was and is my favorite artist of all time. She has SO moved from the teen queen scene. But back in her day, this video was so gorgeous. Her fantastic auburn hair, soft lighting, still awesome love song: Tiffany was at her video best.

This song brings back so many memories. We used to have it as an inspirational "Fight" song back in High School. It stats out with the guy washing his head in the water, and walking inside the factory. Then you seen the factory manager who is depicted as the evil dictator. The video and lyrics then go in to describing some stories from the bible, in much cooler terms. The scenes and lyrics just make you glued to the set. The final lyrics and scene "the rains gonna fall on you" you see the boss being hung, and "getting his" This is also a good song to listen to with the special time with your spouse, or when cruising down the highway with the top down.

Best music video of all time. Best song, best band (Simple Minds), best director (Zbigniew Rybczynski)--can it get any better than this? Jim Kerr looks hot in all black with his cool lid.

A very heartfelt song that depicts the demise of the steel industries (and their respective towns) particularly in Pennsylvania. Joel is seen playing a guitar and singing amongst the remains of an abandoned town with inter-cuts of simulated mining scenes and other events that took place. One cannot watch the video and feel some of the pain that the people in these places had to endure. This is one of Joel's best.

I love this video! At the begining of the video it's pretty mellow with Nancy playing the piano while Ann stands on a balcony singing. Then, as soon as Ann sings "'Til now...", the piano Nancy is playing explodes! I just love that part. When I watch the video and I know that part is coming up, I go BOOM!!!

I like the Casablanca background.

Shot in black and white, this one was memorable for it's Indiana Jones/Casablanca-esque pre-WWII storyline (Nazis! I hate those guys!)

Fascinated with the dancing and the zoot suit.

I love this one because the voices of the band are so in front and it catches your eye. It would have to be my favourite 80's music video.

This one was so different and out there, visually it was one of those you only needed to watch once to have burned on your brain. The song was good too, who could forget David Byrne!

Richard is one of the greatest singers of all time. His music is touching, and the video which talks about how lonely he ends up after his girlie dies...it's just so deppressing.

The video was in a circus. The song and the video go together perfectly and it was a good video.

I've seen two versions of this video: One with a mixture of animation and real life (and the marching hammers), and one in a factory and an English classroom where, at the end, the kids go crazy and starts a riot, burns down the school and other crazy sh*t. Which one is the real vid? Both?

Not only was this my favourite Adam & The Ants song, but the video I thought was unusual. And the 80's would not be the 80's without Adam & The Ants.

One of her last hits from her third album of the same name. Also an underrated song/video that should've been a hit. This video featured Debbie, now 'Deborah', Gibson trading in her black hat and ripped jeans for a short hair style and a see-through shirt. She looked sexy without going 'over the top' like Madonna or current pop singer Britney Spears. And the video looked as if were a 'Fly Girl' segment on "In Living Color". It's basically an attempt of her shedding the "good girl" image since she was no longer 17.

I don't know how many people have seen this video, but if you do, you'll love it. It's basically the band sitting in an apartment on a snowy night, playing and singing. Christine McVie's voice is, once again, absolutely beautiful on this song. Wonderful.

Brilliant new romantic, creepy, apocalyptic video directed by David himself I believe

This is a classic that seems to have disappeared off the face of the planet. Also, my mate was in it. He was one of the guys waving balloons about.

Beautiful, romantic, haunting song and video from Roxy Music's last album. Bryan Ferry at his jaded, broken-hearted best.