I have started "dayshift 12 hour crew" and being on days after being on nightshift for many years is a change for me...I kept expecting my skin to catch on fire or something.
Kinda like that......
Well anyway I had decided to roll with this song, even though I had featured "Billy Joel Last week, I remembered this song and I really liked it and it showed his family in the video and I thought that was a nice tough. Also Billy with a Guitar was unusual.
Matter of Trust" is a song by Billy Joel released as the second single from his album The Bridge.
The song was the second top 10 single from the album, after the previous single "Modern Woman." The song's music video, directed by Russell Mulcahy
and produced and conceived by Paul Flattery, features Joel and his band
performing in the basement of a building on St. Mark's Place in New
York City's East Village
and also features shots of various people in the city who eventually
gather round the building's windows to see Joel perform. Most appear to
be enjoying the concert except one woman on a fire escape who yells at them to "Shut Up!", however she is ignored and even members of the NYPD don't mind. His then-wife Christie Brinkley appears in the video holding their baby daughter, Alexa.
The song differs from most Joel songs in that it is based on electric
guitar rather than piano, which gives it a hard rock edge compared to
his usual soft rock balladry. It is the only Billy Joel music video that
features him on guitar - a factor he cited for saying it was his
favorite of all his videos. The song gained major traction in the Soviet Union as part of a state-sponsored television promotion of Joel's songs in preparation for his 1987 USSR concerts, recorded on Kontsert.
Wait, what did I miss out on with meatspace? Meat head? Brain problems? I think I may get it. It's new to me. Goodness. I forgot about Billy Joel. After he and Christy Brinkley split up, he got swallowed up in her shadow and disappeared. But...his girls are gorgeous models. I wish he would pick up some new tunes.
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DeleteI use the term "Meatspace" to describe the real world, there is "cyberspace" and "Meatspace". I also remember "Terry Savalas" in Kojak, it was a cop show in the 1970's. Somehow it is appropriate, LOL I think Billy Joel is kinda taking it easy. He is in his 60's