I can’t wait to see what ‘80s staples get a new lease on life when they appear in the series’ fifth and final season on Netflix. Modern English have released a socially distanced performance of their 1982 hit 'I Melt With You.' Youtube British New Wave stalwarts Modern English have shared a charming at-home. Kate Bush experienced a major resurgence in popularity after “Running Up That Hill” showed up in Stranger Things Season 4 and soon hit Number One on the UK charts for the first time. The English art pop queen’s 1985 ballad makes an epic, remixed reprise in an action-packed montage from the finale as Hopper lays waste to a Demogorgon with a sword, Eleven shows Vecna who is boss in his Mind Lair, and Steve, Nancy, and Robin (Maya Hawke) burn his physical form alive in the Upside Down.
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However, my vote for Stranger Things Season 4’s most powerful musical moment (and, perhaps, the most powerful in the whole series so far) goes to when Dustin, Steve, and Lucas (Caleb McLaughlin) manage to rescue Max from Vecna’s trance in the nick of time by putting on her favorite song: “Running Up That Hill” by Kate Bush. Print and download lead sheets for I Melt With You by Modern English Includes complete lyrics in C Major. Being stuck at home is a lot easier in the 21st. It became the bands most successful single, largely in the United States, where it was featured in the film Valley Girl and on MTV. by Michael Walsh 6:33 AM An unexpected aspect of quarantining is having time to hang out with friends we don’t always get to see. The song, produced by Hugh Jones, was the second single from their 1982 album After the Snow. (Image credit: Netflix) Kate Bush’s “Running Up That Hill” Saves Max (Season 4) 'I Melt with You' is a song by the British new wave band Modern English. This catchy tune was a hit in the 80s and has been featured in countless movies, TV shows and commercials ever since.
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