🎵 Crowded House - Don't Dream It's Over REACTION
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One of the greatest songs ever written. Enough said.
“Trying to catch a deluge in a paper cup” one of the best sentences ever written x
Amen
Absolutely!
@@Joanne_uk that was a tribute to John Lennon according to Neil. Lennon used cup or paper cup in a song, forget which one Neil mentioned it in.
@@dookiehowser1162 "Words are flowing out like endless rain into a paper cup" - from "Across the Universe"
"Try to catch the deluge in a paper cup." One of my favorite lines in any song, ever.
I love, "Counting the steps to the door of your heart," too.
Also, "but you'll never see the end of the road while you're trav-ling with me"...
It is , while also a reference to “across the universe”
According to Neil Finn in an interview, it's an homage to a line in John Lennon's Across the Universe - "words are flowing out like endless rain into a paper cup"
This song was played at my husband's funeral. He passed unexpectedly on April 12, 2019. We were married 20 years, and anytime this song would come on if he was at work, he would call me and let it play on my voicemail, or if we were home and I was in another room, he would turn the volume up loud so I knew it was playing. 💔/💗 Excellent reaction. And perfect timing for me.
Thanks for sharing this. That is a sweet story. Sorry for your loss.
What a lovely poignant memory. 🌹 It is miraculous how music bring you back to memories, smells, sights, sounds, feelings & atmospheres. I hope you feel him right beside you every time you hear it. It's his little hug to you. ❤
@@bminturn Thank you so much 💗
@@thanksamill I appreciate that so much. That is exactly what it's like. 💗
This is heartbreaking and so lovely at the same time
One of the best songs ever written
Such an inspired, magical song. Definitely a Muse was singing this into their ears while they slept. It's so well done.
Yeah this has been in many movies. And commercials too. Great song!
".. try to catch the deluge in a paper cup..." (lol.. what more can be said?)
Nailed it!
a great song from a great nz artist - Neil Finn is a national treasure in nz
@@GinMae I've heard this song so many times but something about that line never occurred to me until I saw an interview of Neil. The interviewer pointed out that it's a tribute to the Beatles' Across The Universe ("words are flowing out like endless rain into a paper cup..."). They asked Neil which song he wished he wrote and he said that one.
Brad and Lex seem like genuine opposites but in the best way possible. Brad is always looking at and for the meaning of the song, and Lex is always vibing to every song and letting it dictate her emotionally, which is very soothing.
"In the paper today,
tells of war and of waste,
Betcha turn right over to the TV page"
What a genius lyric,and so true, all he bad things happen miles away.
The contrast in expressions: Lex - pure joy, rhapsodic chair dancing; Brad - confusion, bewilderment, chair squirming. Just relax into it, mate. It's Crowded House!
Ha ha... Spaghetti Wood. Leave it to Lex...
@@tedcole9936 She is good at Joyfulness !!
You be just described the majority of their videos. 😂😂
He overanalizes it too much 😅 Just jump in and feel it! If you don't feel this song...oh that would be so sad..really missed out.
Yeah, is he out of stash?~
One of the greatest 80's songs ever written.
If you've ever been to the grocery store, then you've heard this song. It's a mainstay on satellite radio. It was a pretty big hit in the 80s and is usually included in any 80s Playlist.
Agreed.
Now I feel elderly. Thanks.
@@TheJoshuaPimentel lol - we're all elderly... to someone !!
So very true! I must be getting old because I find myself quietly singing while grocery shopping--the music is almost always good, lol.
1986, I was into heavy metal/rock but their were a few songs like this that absolutely caught my ear. Crowded House = good music. Rock on Brad & Lex
Me too.
Same
Funerals, proms, weddings... it's a pretty universal melancholy but hopeful song.
I remember the first time I heard this song. It was a rainy day and me and a couple friends had just finished off a couple bongs and we're driving out in the country and this came on the radio. We all just sat in silence watching the rain upon the windshield. It was an oddly magical and dreamy moment. 😊
I was in a '67 mustang with my best friend driving around at night. It was raining and "the strip" was oddly dead. Anyway, she died in early 2014 from H1N1.
The structure of the song, by the way, is what is creating that feeling of longing, or nostalgia. That's what good music does, IMO, and this is a wonderfully written song.
That and it is has been played in every grocery store, Fuddruckers, chili's, TGIF, and Bennigans for the last 30 years.
It’s a pop masterpiece, that is why it has endured.
@@ashebanow pop masterpiece is a good way to describe it. It stacks up just fine against The Beatles, U2, Coldplay, Simple Minds, etc as far as radio singles go. At least in my mind.
Love this song. It makes me feel melancholy yet hopeful. I heard/saw him perform it live in concert with Fleetwood Mac because he was playing guitar for them on their tour.
I think mickey Neil Finn was a lead singer as well with FM
Yep seen that Fleetwood tour as well. Him and Mike Campbell did an excellent job.
If you like the Crowdies - Neil is getting a band back together and putting out new music in Australia this year - think they will travel. Also a great encore of their 20 year anniversary at the Sydney Opera House is available on some streaming services... well worth a watch !!
Ha ha,...My wife and I had free tickets to see Fleetwood Mac a couple years ago and you're right, that happened with us too. What a special surprise and treat it was to hear it. Made an awesome night better. Didn't think it would've been possible
I was in 10th Grade when this song first played on the radio; for me it’s still as fresh today as it was 36 years ago.
Me too - 10th grade
I can quite honestly say that I know the childhood home of Neil Finn (the lead singer of Crowded House) and his brother Tim Finn (another famous singer, and lead of Split Enz). The reason, I live in their home town, Te Awamutu, New Zealand.
Weird flex bro.
😆
“Now I’m towing my car, there’s a hole in the roof. My possessions are causing me suspicion but there’s no proof.”
I love that verse.
And with everyone owning smartphones that last part is more relevant than ever..
Probably one of the best produced songs ever. The lyrics, the melody, the slickness of the rhythm, and just the genius of Crowded House. Superb!
I loved this song growing up as a teen in the 80s. I never paid too much attention to the lyrics except the “hey now, hey now” part… just the sound of the song puts me in a good mood.
This song is so great. Brings back so many memories
Same. This actually boosted my mood. I've been sitting here digging away at bad data, trying to help business figure their sh*t out, and then BOOM. Good vibes. Love it.
The 80’s was such a great decade…so much variety of music inside of pop/pop rock…..I was a rocker but top 40 artists were icons..Prince, MJ Madonna, even if you weren’t fans you hummed along….
My 2nd most favorite band of all time. RIP Paul Hester 😢
How Lex hasn’t written a children’s book. She had such a inventive way of describing this. It captures a moment so effortlessly
The core of this group was the Finn brothers (Neil and Tim), and they were in a band before that was a pretty popular new wave band (Split Enz). I remember how refreshing their sound was when this came out, as it was one of the earlier 80s pop songs that was more folk-influenced and got back to using real drums and guitars. They had two more albums that came out after this one that were quite successful. Great songs of theirs are : "Something So Strong", "Better Be Home Soon", "Chocolate Cake", and "Weather With You". You should check them out!
So, Split Enz have a personnel (member) connection with Crowded House and/or they are essentially the evolution of the "same" band (the core at least)?
Interesting trivia! I did not know this but it explains why they sound so similar.
and then Neils current gig-Fleetwood Mac
The band was formed by Neil Finn, Paul Hester and Nick Seymour. Finn and Hester were in Split Enz at the time they split in 1984. They then recruited Seymour to create the trio that was Crowded House. Tim Finn didn’t join until the 90’s
If I remember this right, this song was the last one they released before the band split up. I was 6 at the time this was released and I remember them playing on a childrens tv show on a Saturday morning, they had a little interview before hand.
@@BlackieNuff Yep. Neil Finn and drummer Paul Hester formed Crowded House after Split Enz disbanded.
Neil's brother Tim (Split Enz lead vocalist) also joined on later albums.
This song is on the 94 mini series for Stephen Kings The Stand and this song plays a very big part to it. Now I can not think of that kind of scenario when this song plays. But it is still so freaking good and you two have the best reactions to things.
You are correct. It is at the beginning of the movie. It is the song Fran is playing on her record player after the disease had killed so many people.
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It is the only thing I think of every time I hear it.
Yup same for me
Exactly 😊
This was one of those tunes that was impossible to dislike no matter what genre/s you were into.
One of my favorite songs of all time
This has always been a really nice song. Perfectly arranged and performed
Yes! It's a perfect pop song, perfect for the radio.
80s music will always be AWESOME !!!!!
Lex's expression of pure joy had me smiling the entire time! Blessings to you both..enjoy life and keep smiling!
It did play in the miniseries of The Stand from the 80’s
90's (1994), but that's the first time I remember hearing it. Fit perfectly.
The 80's was crowded with talented aritists in the music industry and this band is no exception. The chorus here has one of the most beautiful melody in music history.
Great song! Here's some more Crowded House: "Something So Strong", "It's Only Natural", "Love You 'Til The Day I Die", "Better Be Home Soon", "Weather With You"
“Distant sun” as well
It’s Only Natural, Weather With You, Fall at Your Feet and Not the Girl You Think You Are are all excellent hits by this classy Australian band.
New Zealand band
Better be home soon
Distant Sun
Chocolate Cake
What a typical thieving Aussie roo shagger comment! 😆 Antipodean band at most bro. A Kiwi singer, guitarist and song writer, with an Aussie drummer and an Aussie basist. Definitely more New Zealand than Australian from who the creative force in the group was. SMH 😆 🤣
This song is so high on my list. I loved it the first time I heard it in 1986.
Still my favorite num 1 song of all time...just completely calms me down and drifts me away
Maybe I am just getting old, but I can't believe they have never heard this great beautiful 80's classic before.
Underated band. I played this album a while back with a friend and we were both surprised how much we enjoyed the entire album. Good stuff.
Totally. Neill Finn has this wonderful turn of phrase when it comes to lyrics.
Listen to some of their work from when they were in the band Split Enz. Great music there as well.
They're a great band. Great live band too.
@@rogeroran2911 Nice tip! Thanks
Split Enz. Their new wave post-punk days.
There's a version of this song played live on their farewell tour, maybe their last show, i believe it's in Australia. The crowd sings it back to them perfectly, you should see it because it's quite an amazing performance. And this is one of those bands i never paid any attention to, bc i was a metal-head kid. But i think you would really like that one
The concert was on the steps of the Sydney Opera House, it was huge because Crowded House was a beloved band. PS: Just read that they are touring again in these comments, so learn something new every day!
Yes, i was there at that concert. Last show with Paul Hester (the drummer) before he passed away. 😢
I was thinking that. And I love how Finn kept having the crowd sing that one line over and over and it was like, for me, GET IT people, get the message. Don't let them win...
@@choos6919 There are actually 2 Crowdies concerts at the Sydney Opera House - the 1996 farewell - and a 20 year anniversary of that (2016 obviously 🙂)
I have only seen snippets of footage from the 1996 one - but the 2016 is available in full on streaming services.
Caught them at Glastonbury a decade ago and oh boy were they awesome, they asked all the security to turn around and enjoy the music 😄
One of my all time most favorite songs! One of those tunes that starts playing just as you get to your destination but you either go for a spin around the block or just sit in peace until its done.
this song will always bring me back to sitting at the end of the school bus, the cold, morning wind in my face, and this song playing in my headphones. such a good song
Great song. This song reminds me of Wellington, New Zealand (Mid 80's), because I was living there when it came out. I was dating my wife back then. Anyway, the lyrics say "In the paper today, tales of war and waste, but you turn right over to the TV page". New Zealand is far away from the rest of the world, so they didn't bother back then to even keep up with all the negative B.S. going on around the world, just what's on the tele tonight. This band is from Australia, so they were very popular in New Zealand. Reminds me of sweet fresh air, living on an island in the middle of nowhere. Loved the review guys. Thanks.😊
Crowded house is from New Zealand, not Australia. They were at times based in Australia, but definitely a New Zealand band
@@DaRoachDoggJR. I kinda figured that, but when I lived there a Kiwi lady said they were from Australia. Maybe she was mistaken. They are a great band anyway.
Google says Melbourne, Australia. OOPs. They could be wrong as well. I have been to Melbourne as well.
True, but the main songwriter is from New Zealand, and even though the two other original members are Australian, one of them was in the earlier New zealand band split enz with the lead singer. later that the lead singers brother joined as guitarist/vocalist/songwriter. At best they are equally kiwi and aussie.
@@DaRoachDoggJR. Thanks. Did not know all that. Let's just say the Lands down under, but don't tell a Kiwi or Australian that. They have a healthy rivalry it seems. Lol.
NZ band. Neil Finn the vocalist here and his brother Tim formed the band. Formerly called Split Enz whose hallmark was wild makeup. Neil is still performing.
I think of the 80s TV show Miami Vice whenever I hear this. There were a few episodes where Sonny Crocket (Don Johnson) was married to Caitlyn Davies (Sheena Easton) and this song was playing in one scene. Also, the band Sixpence, None the Richer, does a nice cover of this song. Love you guys!
Her smile is a joy. Great song and emotion.
I've heard this song many times but It took on a whole new meaning to me when some guy requested it to be played on Acoustic Storm years ago. He dedicated it to his Australian Shepherd that was battling cancer. My dog is going through a similar situation. Thanks for playing this.
For a while I thought you meant an Australian Shepherd.
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Called Bruce.
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Kiwi boy Neil Finn formerly of the New Zealand band Split Enz formed this band in the mid 80's with a couple of Aussie boys, Paul Hester and Nick Seymour, then in the 90's Neil's brother also from Split Enz joined them with a couple of American lads.
Neil Finn toured as a guitar/ backing vocalist with Fleetwood Mac on their world tour a few years back replacing Lindsay Buckingham
The first time I heard the album I always thought I’ve heard this before.
They have a knack
I've always loved the song. No idea what he's singing about, but the track and his vocals are both so beautiful. 🙋♂
Growing up in the 80's I remember this song,Everything about it is beautiful.I remember it being played on the movie "The Stand" in 1994 as part of that movies soundtrack.
Album is a masterpiece.
100%
Yes, finally..... you've come across the rabbit hole of Aussie music .....where do I start?
Rose Tattoo,Noiseworks,Hunters and Collectors,Midnight Oil,The Angels,The Radiators,John Farnham,Skyhooks,The Divinyls,Icehouse,Air Supply and Silverchair.....
And that's just the tip of the iceberg.
Try You Better Be Home Soon by Crowded House.....my favourite track of theirs by far.
Or Hold On by The Models.....one of the sleeper classics of the 80's...... absolutely perfect.
One of the Greatest Bands Ever Worldwide❤& One of the Greatest Everlasting Songs Graced Upon Us❤🎵🎶🎼. Love, Love, Love Crowded House & Neil Finn whose is one of the Greatest Song Writer Ever!!! & Their Whole Catalogue of Gems & Records!! They are Fabulous Legends with Countless Hits!! #Lovethis. Check out their Catalogue as You'll Love it❤. Love You Paul Hester > One of the Greatest Drummer Ever & #NeverForgotten❤
A classic among classics. Easily one of my top 10 favorites from the 80s.
Look at Lex with that little groove 😊
Hope you doing good Brad. I can never tell.
The waiting room at my dentist is where I first heard this song...waaaay back when it was first released.
Has a cool chill, calming vibe...great when awaiting a cavity repair. LOL.
I've also heard this at many wedding receptions. I like it.
That’s the magic of Crowded House. They give you “that” feeling. The genius songwriting.
Thanks for the immediate trip down memory lane. This was played a lot as a slow song at my high school dances. Great memories.
"Weather With You" would be a great next song to listen to, from Cowded House. Neill, Finn, the singer and band leader, is extremely talented!
I’m always overcome by nostalgia and a sense of melancholy whenever I hear this song. Went through a lot of changes in the 80s. Graduated high school, became a Marine, got married, and this song seems to have been a part of my soundtrack back then. It’s just an iconic 80s song.
"Don't Dream It's Over" was prominently featured in the 1994 miniseries adaptation of Stephen King's novel The Stand.
This feels like a Cranberries song for some reason. Like, I can hear Dolores singing this in my head
Someone already commented that this song is on nearly every 80s playlist that you may hear anywhere you go, like shopping malls or supermarkets or the local convenience store. I am also certain that parts of this song have been used in countless television commercials for decades now.
Lex, your reactions to old music are delightful! You make me smile as I listen to these great tunes again! Thanks!
This song is literally in my top 10 ALL TIME 80s tunes!
The event Brad is trying to think of is a prom. This was definitely a prom song back in the day.
I loved this song in high school ( 1987 ) cruzing in my car in the summer 👏👍💯
Spaghetti wood, laugh. Perfect. This song was so popular in the 80s, it was on the radio all the time and MTV and played in the clubs and House Parties. Surely it's been in TV shows and movies. It's that whole 80s pop thing and it reminds me of bands like Madness, soft so, the Eurythmics, Flock of Seagulls, Boy George, on and on. I didn't particularly like that genre at the time because I was into what I thought was more interesting stuff, but it was part of the fabric of my life because you heard it everywhere and many of my friends or into it. I'm listening to it now, it is definitely one of the better ones and of course it gives me a nostalgic feeling and it feels good.
Brilliant... Brad & Lex you should watch the live performance at the Sydney Opera House
When the band split up it was the very last song they ever played together such an amazing performance, unfortunately the band never played together again as the drummer Paul took his own life. Great band..
I first heard the Finn bothers during a Sunday free concert in Albert Park Auckland as Split Enz, came across them many years later as Crowded House living in Australia. Such talent
It feels like a hug or a w3ark blanket. That is so spot on. thats what this song does, it warps you up in a warm feeling. so beautifully written lyrics and melodies. Neil Finn was in a band (Split Enz) with his brother Tim before Crowded House and their songs are worth a look as well.
before there was Crowded House, there was Split Endz, 'I Got You' would be good.
This song is another hugely popular 80s hit that still gets a lot of airplay up to today. Weddings, the grocery store, tv shows - there are countless places where you guys could have heard it
You would hear this in stores when shopping, all over the place. It's a huge forever-classic that just gets played everywhere. Background in cafes, you name it. And it's one of those songs musicians love, too, so it's really held in esteem across a lot of genres, which is why it gets so much play in so many places.
I saw these guys on tour for this album, a nice theatre with about 4,000 people, and we all sang every word of this song. It's one of my fondest concert memories.
Best pop song of the 80’s ! I always wanted AGNOSTIC FRONT to cover this song.
The year this song came out, I was earnestly trying to learn guitar, so I would learn EVERYTHING the radio offered...this was a song I learned to play and love, for many reasons. It brings me back...and isn't that what great music is supposed to do?
this is a song off one of Stephen Kings movies. Crowded House had a string of world wide hits in the 1980s/90s. The band name came about when they moved to USA, near broke they moved into the same house with all their families, hence the name Crowded House.
Lex has the cutest smile! Love it. Love this song. Remember it well.
They were Split Enz (who you should listen to as well) before the name change. I also love the lyric:
… Now I'm walking again
To the beat of a drum
And I'm counting the steps to the door of your heart
I love this song and the memories it brings. And I'm counting the steps to the door of your heart... the best is the performance at the Opera House. So emotional.
Crowded House played this song on their farewell to the world tour in 1996 on the steps of the Sydney Opera House to a crowd estimated between 100,000 - 250,000 (check out the live version from this concert) Neil Finn has also sung it with Stevie Nicks in Fleetwood Mac's latest tour. Mick Fleetwood sought out Neil to replaced Lindsay Buckingham in 2019.
some songs are designed to sound familiar. or nostalgic. It's not that you've heard it before, it's the way the song was built
It's why simple songs with good melodies make the top 40 on a regular basis (or that used to be what made the top-40).
They played this song in the original TV movie The Stand.
The scene was great along with this tune. Good memory man
One of the 80s best here
This song was used in the TV show "Grandfathered", staring John Stamos, I believe it was 2016, where John and his Ex danced to this song at his restaurant. ALOHA!!!
As a proud kiwi it's so good to see you reacting to Crowded House. One of the most revered Oz/kiwi bands ever. RIP Paul Hester.
Love your channel guys. ❤️
It was played in the movie " the perks of being a Wallflower". It's a great song!!
Lexis taste of 80s is amusing, she has good hearing for music!
Lovely song in the 80s was everywere Lin the world you travel listening
This one's been on my playlist as long as I can remember.
One of the best songs from the 80's. The last concert they played in Australia they closed with this song. So emotional.
The song was used in The Stand a Stephen King novel made into a TV miniseries that aired in March 1994.
I like how Lex looks overjoyed the whole time, it's a great song! 🙂
Neil Finn (the lead singer) is an amazing singer songwriter! I’ve seen Crowded House live twice and The Finn brothers once, they are incredible live! His solo work is great as well! Thanks for listening to them!
Btw, I recall this song being used (this version, the original) in a commercial for some financial corp like Prudential or something of that nature. The content was about making your finances right for your fam's future, stgh like that, and this is a wistful song so it sorta worked. Maybe within the last few years the ad was on telly a lot, but I do recall it on a commercial, defo. I am willing to bet Brad/Lex heard it from that same ad, but all 3 of us forgot the company using it. However, it was a very popular song that still gets radio play on 80s chans a lot, so it's probable they heard it before w/o knowing the band or title.
Such a catchy groove for 1986 and today. Still love the song.
So many superb songs by Crowded House which others have pointed towards, this being one of their better known ones. They probably would have made a ton more if they hadn't split up at the height of their powers in the mid 1990s. Also take a look at the band Split Enz which was the precursor to Crowded House in the late 1970s-early 80s, the memorable track "I Got You" being one of my favourite tunes of the decade.
Forgot how much I love this song!