This is so weird, I was having lunch in the cafe at the Metropole Hotel (seen at the beginning) on the day this was filmed, but not being from Belgium I had no idea who the singer was. I’ve been searching for this video for years, but no luck until now. I watched Eurovision and I really liked Hooverphonic, so I thought I’d check out the other videos, and THIS IS THE ONE I’VE BEEN SEARCHING FOR! 😀 A ~15 year old mystery cleared up!
I am also here because of ESC.The video is really charming, with all the people in the background wondering what is going on. Really cool that your question is answered :)
C'est avec beaucoup de plaisir que je redécouvre ce morceau entendu pour la première fois en 2008. Il est plein de profondeur et la musique renforce cette impression. Bonne écoute à tous, Christophe
This song has a wonderful, sweeping orchestral introduction which sounds just like it came from the 1960s....That is because it was lifted directly from a 1960s song with a wonderful, sweeping, introduction..."Young Man Cried" by The Walker Brothers!
Geike Arnaert, my personal favourite of singers, which Hooverphonic has had till now. It brings back great memories of the time, when I studied in Brussels and this song was in the charts!
That's exactly what this song is all about. But don't forget where The Verve got their inspiration! The Andrew Oldham Orchestra - The Last Time ▶ czcams.com/video/9YrllfAMwHI/video.html En THIS is the original song: The Rolling Stones - The Last Time ▶czcams.com/video/gdFQtbXAWdc/video.html And that's how music evolves and keeps on getting better (or worse 🤣 )
I don't understand how I have not heard of this band before. AMAZING. And may I say - a lot of John Barry influence in quite a few of their songs. Love it.
I discover them by Eurovision. I practically never hear them because they were only known continental Europe, but this song is amazing. Greetings from Chile!
@@jamescartash position 19 is not really an achievement - they have such iconic songs in their repertoire, i just think they could had come up with something stronger-a real banger like sometimes. the wrong place is a good song but its a grower- u have to listen to it many times until u start to love it. for those who listen to the songs only at the finale its not good enough.
It’s only in the past few months that I have discovered Hooverphonic. Firstly through Depeche Mode then Eurovision. I’m playing them all the time……love them. When I first heard Sometimes I expected her to sing ‘ it’s funny a million little things still run through my mind ‘. She didn’t. Hooverphonic have sampled The Walker Brothers ‘ Young Man Cried ‘ Brilliant.
First time I watched this video was on italian channel RTL 102.5 in 2006, but the funny thing: was in black & white, and until recently that version was available also here. This one, in colour, I found it in 2007 and since then I love Hooverphonic. So sad they didn't win the Eurovision, but their presentation was really good
Je vous découvre... je suis absolument raide-dingue de vos morceaux, je crois bien qu'il n'y a rien à jeter ! Quand venez-vous en France et en particulier à Lyon. Non, "après le Covid" n'est pas une bonne réponse. Une date que je bloque sur mon agenda ! Cette vidéo-ci est super, sans prévenir personne. Génial : c'est très marrant de voir tous les passants qui sont interpellés et regardent "qu'est-ce qu'elle fait là, elle ? Qui c'est ? Une star ?" Oui messieurs-dames ! Une star, et ses complices aussi.
Cette chanson date de 2002. Un certain Stromae a également tourné son clip "Formidable" en pleine rue (et caméra cachée) en 2013. Pour ce qui est des concerts, Hooverphonic est assez intimiste et se produit dans de petites salles de Bxl ou dans des centres culturels de province.
@@arnauddelette825 J'adore mais on peut faire de l'intimiste ailleurs qu'autour de chez soi. Il y a plein de petites salles de province autour de Lyon (et ailleurs mais ailleurs je m'en fiche).
@@oleksiybudyak1650 I counted about 5 takes so I'd say it changed 4 times. PS: I was wondering why they didn't do it all in one take, thanks for answering that question!
@@doktormcnasty The weather seems to be different even on the same location: at 2:34 she has to endure quite some breeze while the people in the background do not have anything. Belgian weather...
They wouldn't came to Eurovision to end up with 3 points in televoting! I mean their music is too mature, classy that it is difficult to understandable for many Eurovision fans ! Eurovision doesn't deserved you guys
*Glitter and glamour fans of Eurovision will never appreciate such a CLASS acts. That's why I'm against a popular musicians to participate, look what happend with Bonnie Tyler or Engelbert Humperdinck.*
After Geike left, I thought it was all over, but then Naomi appeared and I did not worry anymore.When will Alex write his James Bond Soundtrack? Admit it people, his music fits like a glove to OO7.
I hate to inform you about this, Rudolf, but today, Noemi informed the fans that her collaboration with Hooverphonic is to be terminated after the last three shows next weekend. I'm afraid Alex just can't seem to hold on to talent.
I heard, I wish her the best. But after Geike there was Noemi, who after some reluctance on my part proved to be a worthy heir. I'm sure Alex will find someone new, and the same thing will happen (for the sixth time).
C'est drôle de voir à quel point le centre de Bruxelles a changer en quelques années 😊 Et j'ai toujours été étonnée du peu de vues que fait cette musique qui est pourtant ma préférée de ce groupe ...
Why don't you ever get the point You're much too slow for me Why don't we ever flip our coin Reliability Some like it a lot Just give a little to me That's why I sing this song They call us crazy early birds Too early never hurts Warmth is not as dangerous as As dangerous as those words Some like it a lot Just give a little to me That's why I sing this song Sometimes We've got to sing this song Sometimes It takes us way too long Sometimes We've got to sing out of key Winter never gets me down It's just a feeling Feeling fine To care for you or not to care A god damned thin thin line Some like it a lot Just give a little to me That's why I sing this song Sometimes We've got to sing this song Sometimes It takes us way too long Sometimes We've got to sing out of key We've got to sing Why don't you ever get the point You're much too slow for me Why don't we ever flip our coin Probably a lack of reliability Sometimes We've got to sing this song Sometimes It takes us way too long Sometimes We've got to sing out of key Sometimes We've got to sing this song Sometimes It takes us way too long Sometimes We've got to sing out of key We've got to sing this song Sometimes We've got to sing this song Sometimes It takes us way too long
Scoperti qualche anno fa grazie a "Anger never dies". Ho iniziato a "pedonarli" per capire dove stessero andando a parare e di recente ho iniziato a seguirli con continuità. Nel loro genere sono una band "curiosa" e creativa. Estremamente piacevoli da ascoltare.
@@cristianmottini7178 scusa ho letto solo ora 🤣 anche io li ho scoperti in quel periodo (anche se conoscevo la celebre mad about you). Poi ho recuperato tutta la discografia. Gli ultimi due album non mi hanno colpito molto. Però proprio oggi é stato annunciato che Geike é tornata con loro, non sto più nella pelle 😁
How big were Hooverphonic exactly back in the day? Before 2020 I have heard of them, but couldn't mention one song of them. Their old singer has returned, and I must say it is for the better. She is much more iconic than the young girl who would've sang a year ago. I have also stumbled upon the due to Eurovision. Their song was classy, dark, smooth, mysterious. I really liked it. I still listen to it. This led me to discover more song of them. This made me realise they were around for quite some time.
I used to listen to them a lot as a kid around 1998-2005 (purists will say the band was already declining at that time). They were pretty successful in Belgium, I saw them in concert twice (back when Geike was the lead singer) it was always a great time, much more energetic than the more orchestral turn they took later on
@@theojacqmin5796 strangely enough I don't remember any of their early songs. This one doesn't ring a bell. Nor does Mad About You, which is I believe considered their biggest hit. One thing I don't understand: why do they so often change their lead singer? This year the old lady (my age) was singing for them at Eurovision. Last year a young was going to sing for them at Eurovision. I was watching a few interviews of them. The guy with the glasses and playing the piano and speaking continuesly. The others barely got a chance to say anything. Especially the lead singer. She had a very vacant look. It felt like she experienced this a lot of times with the piano player.
@@hasanordek I would say they were the most successful when Geike Arneart was the band’s lead singer (their first trip-pop oriented was recorded with the singer Esther Lybeert, who is relatively unknown nowadays). Then there was Noémie Wolfs, then another one, but I had already stopped listening to the band after « The President of the LSD Golf Club » that was their last okay album (for me)… now Geike is back ( that was her at the infamous 3 points Eurovision performance), but I really don’t know anything about the dynamics between the members of the trio… (and nooo she’s not an old lady poor thing 😭)
@@theojacqmin5796 she is a year older than me 😉. But I didn't know how to describe her. And older is not necessarily a bad thing. But she is older than the previous singer. By the way, she wore her Johnny Cash t-shirt during the interview 😉.
@@hasanordek In Hooverphonic have passed 6 singers. The first was called Esther Lybeert, and left the group before the success. Then came Liesje Sadonius (the singer of the album "A New Stereophonic Sound Spectacular"), and left the band two years later for personal problems. After her came Kyoko Baertsoen, but she was literally kicked out of the group because they've found Geike Arnaert at an audition. Geike stayed since 1997 to 2008, and abandoned the group because she wanted to start a solo career. Some years later arrived Noémie Wolfs, known for "Anger Never Dies", "The Night Before" and "Amalfi". 4 years later she left the group because the relationships among her and the group got worse. They became a duo and in 2018 arrived Luka Cruysberghs after her triumph at "The Voice of Flanders", where the leader of Hooverphonic was a coach. In 2020 she was practically kicked out and Geike Arnaert came back.
Hooverphonic deserved way better. On the plus side, a lot of people (me included) got exposed to them. Their ESC song inspired my GeoGuessr nick, "Hooverphonic" (because "You're in the wrong place").
This is so weird, I was having lunch in the cafe at the Metropole Hotel (seen at the beginning) on the day this was filmed, but not being from Belgium I had no idea who the singer was. I’ve been searching for this video for years, but no luck until now. I watched Eurovision and I really liked Hooverphonic, so I thought I’d check out the other videos, and THIS IS THE ONE I’VE BEEN SEARCHING FOR! 😀
A ~15 year old mystery cleared up!
Really? Then it's so nice! Which country you are from?
I am also here because of ESC.The video is really charming, with all the people in the background wondering what is going on. Really cool that your question is answered :)
That must have made quite an impression then. You see: if you really want an answer to something, you'll get it somehow. Thanks for sharing the story.
stop that's so funny
Even better than that!...with far difference better but to me
C'est avec beaucoup de plaisir que je redécouvre ce morceau entendu pour la première fois en 2008. Il est plein de profondeur et la musique renforce cette impression. Bonne écoute à tous, Christophe
Ah Belgium, so much talent in such a small country
It's true!! I'm agree with you😄
Talent doesn’t need a big country..
@@HemanthAnil92 What a good comment!! I liked it!!
True @@HemanthAnil92
Oh yeah
This song has a wonderful, sweeping orchestral introduction which sounds just like it came from the 1960s....That is because it was lifted directly from a 1960s song with a wonderful, sweeping, introduction..."Young Man Cried" by The Walker Brothers!
Geike Arnaert, my personal favourite of singers, which Hooverphonic has had till now. It brings back great memories of the time, when I studied in Brussels and this song was in the charts!
I was working in the port of Antwerp, this song caught me really a favorite.
This song has such similar energy as The Verve - Bitter Sweet Symphony, anyone feel me on that? Absolute classics!
That's exactly what this song is all about. But don't forget where The Verve got their inspiration!
The Andrew Oldham Orchestra - The Last Time
▶ czcams.com/video/9YrllfAMwHI/video.html
En THIS is the original song:
The Rolling Stones - The Last Time
▶czcams.com/video/gdFQtbXAWdc/video.html
And that's how music evolves and keeps on getting better (or worse 🤣 )
It’s probably because it used the same orchestral introduction as the 1960s song, “Young Man Cried” by the Walker Brothers.
Reminds me of "Downtown," sung by Petula Clark.
Also the video reminds of The Verve
How come I am discovering this band NOW? Where have I been living all this time? On an Island!?...oh, wait...I have! I love everything about them!!
Liko Natera I've loved this band for awhile! They are fantastic! Beautiful lyrics!
Same for me!! I knew they existed. I knew maybe one or two songs, but I'm only discovering them now.
Liko Natera knew them already and am happy to promote them during their anniversary. The voices and music are awesome!
me too!!!!!!!
It doesn't matter if you didn't know them from their time.
You will still enjoy each track that you will discover ;)
Thank you Hooverphonic for competing in Eurovision 2021, otherwise I would never have discovered you. What an amazing band.
Thank you for loving Hooverphonic ;-)
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You'll love this.
I don't understand how I have not heard of this band before. AMAZING. And may I say - a lot of John Barry influence in quite a few of their songs. Love it.
Oh damn... this song from my childhood... I had forgotten about it. Oh my god, i found it. ❤️❤️❤️
This reminds me of The Verve's Bittersweet Symphony even the video of her walking down the street.
exactly ! I love both songs :D
@@raulalejandroortez4008 contrôle technique ok....mat be who
@@zerradoussama1834 ??
Both songs sample 1960s classics. This Hooverphonic song sampled "Young Man Cried" by Scott Walker.
Brian Smith
Same here. I just watched the Bittersweet Symphony video and I thought of this video.
I discover them by Eurovision. I practically never hear them because they were only known continental Europe, but this song is amazing.
Greetings from Chile!
I am from Europe, but had to suffer the same problem: never heard of them before ESC this year. One of the few moments I did not regret to watch it xD
Check out "Mad about you": czcams.com/video/xVKGXgHDMvQ/video.html, it's atleast as good as this.
used to live in brussel, now abroad. good memories, great song.
Welcome back @ Hooverphonic !!! 😊😊
Nice video trough Brussels streets of the early 2000's, vintage !
Wish they had this song for eurovision, they would win!
Da stimme ich Dir zu.
They had the best song anyway.. The only song will play on the radio.
@@jamescartash position 19 is not really an achievement - they have such iconic songs in their repertoire, i just think they could had come up with something stronger-a real banger like sometimes. the wrong place is a good song but its a grower- u have to listen to it many times until u start to love it. for those who listen to the songs only at the finale its not good enough.
@@motulifelikefigures1987 That s why i say that will be the only song will play on the radio. It s a really good song not for Eurovision contest..
This is an AWESOME video/song with such a 60's modern day feel. I LOVE IT
Is that what it did to me? Awake the 60s groove..fantastic..
It’s only in the past few months that I have discovered Hooverphonic. Firstly through Depeche Mode then Eurovision. I’m playing them all the time……love them. When I first heard Sometimes I expected her to sing ‘ it’s funny a million little things still run through my mind ‘. She didn’t. Hooverphonic have sampled The Walker Brothers ‘ Young Man Cried ‘ Brilliant.
listen 'nirvana blue' from hooverphonic , enjoy ;)
@@gigabrebre160 thank you for the Nirvana Blue Hooverphonic suggestion. Don’t know how I’d missed this one.
Just played it. Love it. Cheers.
Great song, and Geike is still so good looking!
This song is sooooooo perfect for a "007" film !!!
Jamás había visto el video...está súper genial estoy súper fascinado con Hooverphonic aquí en el 2020
Mi alarm for soooo many years. Sill love it
This song made me happy while I had testicular cancer! Sometimes get have to sing this song, sometimes we have to sing out of key-ey!
First time I watched this video was on italian channel RTL 102.5 in 2006, but the funny thing: was in black & white, and until recently that version was available also here. This one, in colour, I found it in 2007 and since then I love Hooverphonic. So sad they didn't win the Eurovision, but their presentation was really good
Everyone remembers that Hooverphonic didn't win and scored badly. Nobody remembers who actually won that year. Love Hooverphonic.
Je vous découvre... je suis absolument raide-dingue de vos morceaux, je crois bien qu'il n'y a rien à jeter ! Quand venez-vous en France et en particulier à Lyon. Non, "après le Covid" n'est pas une bonne réponse. Une date que je bloque sur mon agenda !
Cette vidéo-ci est super, sans prévenir personne. Génial : c'est très marrant de voir tous les passants qui sont interpellés et regardent "qu'est-ce qu'elle fait là, elle ? Qui c'est ? Une star ?" Oui messieurs-dames ! Une star, et ses complices aussi.
Cette chanson date de 2002. Un certain Stromae a également tourné son clip "Formidable" en pleine rue (et caméra cachée) en 2013. Pour ce qui est des concerts, Hooverphonic est assez intimiste et se produit dans de petites salles de Bxl ou dans des centres culturels de province.
@@arnauddelette825 J'adore mais on peut faire de l'intimiste ailleurs qu'autour de chez soi. Il y a plein de petites salles de province autour de Lyon (et ailleurs mais ailleurs je m'en fiche).
Leve de Belgische muziek! Vive la musique belge!
I feel like she's much prettier now, but the style and talent hasn't changed at all clearly :)
still great song
Smal country, we are spiritual, here we try to be the same, as usual, we are equal
Beautiful song
They are going to the eurovision songcontest 2020 Rotterdam!!😃
Not anymore :(
with another lead singer though. This was the first I believe and the one going to Eurovision is the third. And imo a song way below this one
2002, 6 grande ma tanto:* che bella questa canzone:) la cercavo disperatamente, e' l' ho trovata che bello:) felice:)
"Sometimes, we have to sing out of keyey" 👍
My childhood, as Mad About You... ❤❤❤🧸
Sometimes.... Sounds like Mariachi.
Regards from México.
Bella canzone,bravi hooverphonic
È proprio come dice il ritornello: "Sometimes I've got to sing this song" li adoro!
M'inchino ! Chapeau !
cette chanson me file des frissons comme "ne me quitte pas"... avec "formidable" de Stromae, on est bons quand même...
Belgium top ! ♥☉🔴
video made in brussels .Boulevard Anspach ,Brouckére place etc..
It can't be Brussels: the video is almost 4 minutes long, and the weather doesn't change at least once during this time.
good
@@oleksiybudyak1650 I counted about 5 takes so I'd say it changed 4 times. PS: I was wondering why they didn't do it all in one take, thanks for answering that question!
@@doktormcnasty The weather seems to be different even on the same location: at 2:34 she has to endure quite some breeze while the people in the background do not have anything. Belgian weather...
o my God!!!! how good !!!!!!!!amaizing
Magnifique !
Bellissima!
This randomly entered my head, and so here I am
Excellent!
Great talent !!!!
They wouldn't came to Eurovision to end up with 3 points in televoting! I mean their music is too mature, classy that it is difficult to understandable for many Eurovision fans ! Eurovision doesn't deserved you guys
They should just skip the "votings": pure nonsense-insult for the artists.
*Glitter and glamour fans of Eurovision will never appreciate such a CLASS acts. That's why I'm against a popular musicians to participate, look what happend with Bonnie Tyler or Engelbert Humperdinck.*
Because Eurovision is a shit event
I was a big fan of this band, the best album are the first and the second. The song for ESC was just a bad song.
After Geike left, I thought it was all over, but then Naomi appeared and I did not worry anymore.When will Alex write his James Bond Soundtrack? Admit it people, his music fits like a glove to OO7.
Noemi isn't bad , but she'll never be able to replace Geike fully for me . But yeah , it's nice the group could survive with a new singer .
I can understand. It's still good, although nobody can replace the charisma, voice and beauty of Geike.
MAD ABOUT YOU WOULD FIT A BOND MOVIE.... REALLY LOVE IT
I hate to inform you about this, Rudolf, but today, Noemi informed the fans that her collaboration with Hooverphonic is to be terminated after the last three shows next weekend. I'm afraid Alex just can't seem to hold on to talent.
I heard, I wish her the best. But after Geike there was Noemi, who after some reluctance on my part proved to be a worthy heir. I'm sure Alex will find someone new, and the same thing will happen (for the sixth time).
great song!!!
Sublime❤️🌟❤️😊❤️🌟❤️
great song ! Best wishes from poland
j'adore!!!
yes definetly a song that fits for a james bond movie indeed rudolf trost !!!!!! :)
excellent,,,,, bravo
un bon groupe de chez nous
i love the singer
Demasiado excelsos para Eurovisión.👍
una opera d arte
I heard this song before! ever goss bless the geike ! love arnaert forever!
This song reminds me so much of the Verve - Bittersweet Symphony... How come...?
+Saint Joy Maybe because this is a similar video? :)
The Verve also had the singer filmed while he was walking :p
@o0L4nc3r0o Yea, but also the vibe I get from the song is pretty similar...
+Jomarie DE METSENAERE ~ Both were based on sampling 1960s song. This one samples the introduction from "Young Man Cried"; look it up.
capolavoro!!!
All these people watching her are fuelling my anxiety 😂
Sounds, how the *"Hang on Sloopy"* rhythm - great ;))
WOW....thanks for your sugestion!
I didn't know that song! :)
C'est drôle de voir à quel point le centre de Bruxelles a changer en quelques années 😊 Et j'ai toujours été étonnée du peu de vues que fait cette musique qui est pourtant ma préférée de ce groupe ...
Wonderful!
Why don't you ever get the point
You're much too slow for me
Why don't we ever flip our coin
Reliability
Some like it a lot
Just give a little to me
That's why I sing this song
They call us crazy early birds
Too early never hurts
Warmth is not as dangerous as
As dangerous as those words
Some like it a lot
Just give a little to me
That's why I sing this song
Sometimes
We've got to sing this song
Sometimes
It takes us way too long
Sometimes
We've got to sing out of key
Winter never gets me down
It's just a feeling
Feeling fine
To care for you or not to care
A god damned thin thin line
Some like it a lot
Just give a little to me
That's why I sing this song
Sometimes
We've got to sing this song
Sometimes
It takes us way too long
Sometimes
We've got to sing out of key
We've got to sing
Why don't you ever get the point
You're much too slow for me
Why don't we ever flip our coin
Probably a lack of reliability
Sometimes
We've got to sing this song
Sometimes
It takes us way too long
Sometimes
We've got to sing out of key
Sometimes
We've got to sing this song
Sometimes
It takes us way too long
Sometimes
We've got to sing out of key
We've got to sing this song
Sometimes
We've got to sing this song
Sometimes
It takes us way too long
This song reminds me so so so so so much
"Therapy for pain" by Fear Factory (1995).
Not a similar song, but the music at the beginning definitely comes from there.
Never heard about this band before ESC 2021: what a miss.
Stupenda canzone
Geike ti adoro! Che bello leggere tanti commenti di Italiani, pensavo di essere il loro unico fan ^^
MadAbout You ci sono anche io adoro gli hooverphonic♥
Scoperti qualche anno fa grazie a "Anger never dies". Ho iniziato a "pedonarli" per capire dove stessero andando a parare e di recente ho iniziato a seguirli con continuità. Nel loro genere sono una band "curiosa" e creativa. Estremamente piacevoli da ascoltare.
Geike is back in Hooverphonic! Announced today :)
@@nefthismusic I read about it. This news made my day I am sooo happy
@@cristianmottini7178 scusa ho letto solo ora 🤣 anche io li ho scoperti in quel periodo (anche se conoscevo la celebre mad about you). Poi ho recuperato tutta la discografia. Gli ultimi due album non mi hanno colpito molto. Però proprio oggi é stato annunciato che Geike é tornata con loro, non sto più nella pelle 😁
Oh yeah.
Ah. Such Belgium. A so small country for much talent.
Still gotta lovethat Gameboy sound sample tucked in nicely
Affascinante! :)
🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷gracias lo mejor keescuche en mucho tiempo
The style.
Yes i ❤️this 😜👍
So epic!!
A parte la canzone che mi piace...lei è proprio carina❤❤❤😘😘😘😘
Hai ragione! Ed è bella ancora adesso ❤ io e gli Hooverphonic con Geike... che bei ricordi dell'infanzia
this is something like "Unfinished Sympathy" by Massive Attack - but this one is happier and more Belgian
How big were Hooverphonic exactly back in the day? Before 2020 I have heard of them, but couldn't mention one song of them. Their old singer has returned, and I must say it is for the better. She is much more iconic than the young girl who would've sang a year ago. I have also stumbled upon the due to Eurovision. Their song was classy, dark, smooth, mysterious. I really liked it. I still listen to it. This led me to discover more song of them. This made me realise they were around for quite some time.
I used to listen to them a lot as a kid around 1998-2005 (purists will say the band was already declining at that time). They were pretty successful in Belgium, I saw them in concert twice (back when Geike was the lead singer) it was always a great time, much more energetic than the more orchestral turn they took later on
@@theojacqmin5796 strangely enough I don't remember any of their early songs. This one doesn't ring a bell. Nor does Mad About You, which is I believe considered their biggest hit.
One thing I don't understand: why do they so often change their lead singer? This year the old lady (my age) was singing for them at Eurovision. Last year a young was going to sing for them at Eurovision.
I was watching a few interviews of them. The guy with the glasses and playing the piano and speaking continuesly. The others barely got a chance to say anything. Especially the lead singer. She had a very vacant look. It felt like she experienced this a lot of times with the piano player.
@@hasanordek I would say they were the most successful when Geike Arneart was the band’s lead singer (their first trip-pop oriented was recorded with the singer Esther Lybeert, who is relatively unknown nowadays). Then there was Noémie Wolfs, then another one, but I had already stopped listening to the band after « The President of the LSD Golf Club » that was their last okay album (for me)… now Geike is back ( that was her at the infamous 3 points Eurovision performance), but I really don’t know anything about the dynamics between the members of the trio… (and nooo she’s not an old lady poor thing 😭)
@@theojacqmin5796 she is a year older than me 😉. But I didn't know how to describe her. And older is not necessarily a bad thing. But she is older than the previous singer.
By the way, she wore her Johnny Cash t-shirt during the interview 😉.
@@hasanordek In Hooverphonic have passed 6 singers. The first was called Esther Lybeert, and left the group before the success. Then came Liesje Sadonius (the singer of the album "A New Stereophonic Sound Spectacular"), and left the band two years later for personal problems. After her came Kyoko Baertsoen, but she was literally kicked out of the group because they've found Geike Arnaert at an audition. Geike stayed since 1997 to 2008, and abandoned the group because she wanted to start a solo career. Some years later arrived Noémie Wolfs, known for "Anger Never Dies", "The Night Before" and "Amalfi". 4 years later she left the group because the relationships among her and the group got worse. They became a duo and in 2018 arrived Luka Cruysberghs after her triumph at "The Voice of Flanders", where the leader of Hooverphonic was a coach. In 2020 she was practically kicked out and Geike Arnaert came back.
Aí que música linda e não sabia que era do #Hooverphonic🥰🥰🎧🎶
Tinha um comercial que passava muito aqui no Brasil com essa música
Pragtig van Suid Afrika !
.........woww, a very great song - great ... wowww aww, like this - super :-)
songs perfect for a 007 film!
bravissimo cercavo il video da mesi!!!!!! lo avevano tolto x l'italia!! grande
J ADORE
great key , not a lot of people notice that
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mooi muziek!!!
Grande
doet me denken aan de clip van bittersweet symphony
magnifica
este video esta d lujo y la cancion es faccinante de verdad
This group manages to appeal to the collective unconscious very well.
Hoover ALL
Love you! A song to narcissist
collective unconscious
Hooverphonic deserved way better. On the plus side, a lot of people (me included) got exposed to them. Their ESC song inspired my GeoGuessr nick, "Hooverphonic" (because "You're in the wrong place").
Freddi wenn du das siehst you know😂🤸♂️🤸♀️🕺💃⬆️🛋
She looks like Éowyn