1989 (just made it- for the 80's videos) This is a beautiful song written for Ireland. (the band is from England too). The video is actually in two parts. the 1st part is constantly showing pretty parts of Ireland, people, animals, landscapes, etc..., the 2nd part is more the band at that Giants Causway (northern tip of Ireland with the awsome rock formations (i was there!)) the song and video are great on their own- but try to see both. one of those songs that most everyone likes.

A video, of a video, of a video....if that is not enough there is Phil Baileys Pink shirt or Phill collins shaking his body trying to be funny. Oh yeah and a helicopter.

I like how Philip Bailey travels in a helicopter to get to London so he can meet Phil Collins to sing the song.

How could you forget one of the funniest video's of all time? It is hilarious!

Definitely one of the best works of Giorgio Moroder.

This video screams "1989"! The fashion, visual effects, and camp value. Though it's not one of her best songs, the video is still fun to watch. MTV ranked this as one of their worst videos of all time in 1999, but I consider most music videos from today's rappers & pop acts worse than "Electric Youth" since I can't stand Lolita pop acts like Linsday Lohan.

As a child of the 80's, I've just recently seen the "Electric Youth" video, but I've been a long time fan of Deborah. This video is a great testament to a talented artist. The video if very "Debbie", in that she infuses it with a sense of intelligence(the pre-cursor to the video is Deborah explaining the EY mentality) then transitions into a very flashy, slick, dance oriented performance piece. The choreography, at that time, rivals the choreography of a certain pregnant pop princess of today. Debbie manages to be herself, in cut of denim shorts and vest, while dancing and performing in a sleek, lazer filled set that makes this video fun.

This was such a cool video! It was one of those from the 80's that was really "loud", or stood out. I still remember how she has that intro where she's talking about what Electic Youth means. I can actually do that dance they do in the video.

The song is one of my all time favorites and the video was very exciting. I loved the way the band members sort of jogged out, jumped up on stage and started into the song.

Great "In Concert" Video. From a time when I was in middle school and dreamed of being a rock star. How cool was it when they all pulled in seperatly for the sound check in their limos and then jammed on stage for the rest of the video.

I never saw this on MTV or any of the Casey Kasem style shows, but there was one tv show that came on in the afternoon that showed this. I never got it taped and never saw it again. I've found the song, but I can't find the video anywhere.

I think this is one of the best videos with Depeche Mode. It's really peaceful and Dave is dressed like a king, making the video look even better.

I dont know why Depeche mode is so underrated in charts, they are The best band from the 80s and 90s. Enjoy the silence is the best video ever, with all the landscapes and Dave walking arround dressed like a king. I think a lot of people don't understand the meaning of this masterpiece video.

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Ex co-stars of the popular Australian soap opera Neighbours got off-screen chemistry with this nostalgic,heart wrenching tune which topped the Uk charts in 1988

Susanna Hoffs is sooo cute in this video. Not overly made-up. The rest of the band members are pretty hot too. The bonfire on the beach setting fits well with this romantic theme.

Susanna Hoffs walks along the beach singing this song. The video is so dramatic and beautiful!

I Simply Love This Video,the Hair,the Make-up,evreything,it's So 80's Rock Video,i Like The Countdown In The End,cool Effects,cool Stage, The Lead Singer Has A Great Voice,he Loooks Great,great Song.

Great song. But the one thing I don't like is that at the beginning and the end there is an ash try, first with one cigarette and at the end, about a dozen. Why would they put something so negative into a music video for such a great song? And by the way, it's not because "Sting smokes" because he defiantly doesn't.

I like the black and white contrast, and the tense mood of the video to a lovely but tragic song. The flash of Sting's face, it's classic! Simple, unique, classy, one of the best video ever made!

This song ruled the summer of 83 and I remember catching on to it and never getting it out of my head. The video itself is nothing short of classic art with the shadows and b/w color. It was directed by Godley and Creme who were former members of 10cc. Even today when I hear this song, I listen to it to the very end. It's hypnotic, catchy and one of the true 80's classic songs.

I love this music video in B&W. It concludes with an ashtray with a man putting a cigarette (Is it Camel, More, Carlton, or Marlboro?) in the ashtray.

Besides Roxanne, this is the definitive Police song. It was a simple video, in black and white, just focusing on the beauty of the song and its lyrics and the incredible musicality in the trio (and Sting's not too bad looking either... especially with his stand up bass!) What's better than a video that gives you such an incredible intimate feeling?!

It's a great song and it's got a beat you can dance too.

The world's most happy video, featuring far too much dancing from the band. Police videos were always a bit cheap and silly, but this one really tops it; Sting and Andy Summers frantically changing hats before dancing on the studio control deck. Constant smiles all round.

I like this video because the backdrop is a seaside town where I once used to live.

I love this video it brings me back to my childhood.I will liisten to it probally for the rest of my life.

The song is great, but this video was just cheesy! The movements and the illusions are totally strange!

The song was enough to get everyone up and dancing. The group flash in front of a microphone like a flipbook, and the tune is upbeat. The video is corny, but the song certainly makes up for it!

With all the movements. I haven't seen it for a long time.

The video fits the song in my opinion. I really liked those two dancing guys!

This is the best video I have ever seen. I've felt this way since the first time I saw it many years ago.

I think the beginning of the song is beautiful...almost like a fairy tale. I love videos when they show a story to the song. I love the idea of the girl getting kidnapped and her hubby comes and rescues her. It's just really romantic.

One of my favorite Bobby Brown songs and just the fact the video is fun to watch with the popular dance moves of the time and the fashion.

This song, along with "Like A Prayer", are my two favorite Madonna songs and videos. On the peak of her Marylin Monroe era, this song was far too sophisticated for it's time. It's hard to believe that this song is actually from the '80s! While everyone else was dressed up in neon and acid-washed, Madonna was sporting her designer suits surrounded by visions of luxury. At this point in her life, Madonna was releasing some of her most innovative work. The video was very exuberant, flashy, entertaining and very expensive! I believe that this video broke the chain for typical low-budget '80s videos, and set the wave for videos the way we see them today. I haven't seen a lot of '80s videos, but this is one of my favorites of all time. It's a real eyepopper.

One of the most expensive videos of the decade--and it shows. Madonna took inspiration from Fritz Lang's classic movie "Metropolis," and gave us a masterpiece of stylish art deco. Though some may contend that its preceding video, "Like a Prayer" is superior, I think it's pretty obvious which clip is the bigger piece of art. Here we get David Fincher's unmistakably gorgeous, dark and brooding direction, Madonna looking her absolute best, shirtless hunks working out in the rain, a little wet pussy (cat), and some bondage. What else do you need in a video?? PERFECTO!!!

This was one of my favorite videos in the '80s because of the whole male slave and female lord. One of my favorite parts in the video is Madonna dancing and this is the first video that she grabs her crotch. Remember the end still, the saying? It said: Without the heart, there can be no understanding between the hand and the mind.

You can jump up and move to the beat and workout you feel like Rocky himself.