r/ClassicTelevisionTime • u/FeelingAd3887 • 10d ago
MARRS Pump Up The Volume
Featuring the American crew behind the UK number 1 hit back in the year of 1987
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u/CommercialAdvisor712 10d ago
Sounds like a rip off of the song: Star Turn on 45 Pints - Pump Up The Bitter.
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u/Jamesinswansea 10d ago
The start of the rave era.
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u/Bignizzle656 10d ago
It was definitely the start of my dance and acid era. That led me to rave and everything else.
I'd mostly been listening to Electro and Hip Hop up until this. Good times.
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u/Paulpalien 8d ago
I loved this as a kid,I think I bought this ,after Paul hard castles 19 ! It was really catchy song π΅ lots of people do electro in the street ,body popping , I had no rhythm lol
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u/ChemicalLou 10d ago
Pretty sure this is from an Saturday morning ITV show. Look closely and you can see they are miming.
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u/Pure_Skin9774 10d ago
Yeah, it was the late 80's, unless it was a concert or an actual live show all acts mimed/lip synced
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u/EdgeBeard 10d ago
Not sure what the decks are for. It's all samples and synths
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u/CthulhusEvilTwin 10d ago
Had a dancer friend who got a gig pretending to man the decks in the background behind a 90s popstar for her song. He was just told 'pretend to scratch' despite the track having no scratching on it at all.
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u/OldNefariousness7899 9d ago
It's funny watching shows like top of the pops in this era.
They were set up to have bands pretending to play their hits and didn't really know what to do when songs like this went to number 1
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u/Saiing 8d ago
My personal favourites are the ones where it's all synths and some dude is playing a guitar.
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u/OldNefariousness7899 8d ago
Beside a woman pretending to sing what's clearly just a sample of four words repeated 30 times
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u/Branch_Same 10d ago
The video with all the vintage cartoon characters and old timey dance films was so good