It makes a lot of difference if you call it by the correct title...BrotherS in Arms.....
@peterofarrell2187Күн бұрын
Gary Moore was the best guitarist after Rory Gallagher the best guitarist in the world that you never heard of
@peterofarrell2187Күн бұрын
Rory Gallagher was a better player than Gary Moore, who was world-class. Rory Gallagher is the greatest guitarist that you never heard of RIP Gary Moore. RIP Rory Gallagher
@richardcramer1604Күн бұрын
This is my favorite Elton John song and album. To tell you the truth I'm like you, though his hits are good I've heard them too many times to go out of my way to hear them again. Perhaps I could listen to "Daniel" again, which is currently my only Elton John request.
@pattymesagal26543 күн бұрын
rhank you for listening to the words -- still has relevance today
@user-kf1zw6dc5u4 күн бұрын
Keeps me and probably others from snapping on boss
@user-kf1zw6dc5u4 күн бұрын
Today. Was.rough. I shower. And go tmusic
@user-kf1zw6dc5u4 күн бұрын
We enjoy listening with u
@user-kf1zw6dc5u4 күн бұрын
Understand we people. Need music like kings x
@martinjohnson93164 күн бұрын
Simply a superlative track from an exceptional but underexposed group. One of my all time favourites.
@kentnottingham96354 күн бұрын
Styx were one of the few mainstream American bands to dabble into Prog and this was a great example of this! I always wished they did a lot more of this style. They are still one of my Go to’s! This whole album is absolute FIRE!
@donlawson33304 күн бұрын
The tempo feels faster to me.
@user-uc6rp9hb7g4 күн бұрын
I fully agree with you, Kansas was the band and music of my youth days and still enjoying it now at 66 yrs . Ula from Samoa
@lizzardwizard20005 күн бұрын
Yeah- they are an ok band. You might want to listen to a few of their hits. They had a couple. 😂
@stirbjoernwesterhever62235 күн бұрын
I was 15 when I bought the Debut Album Nina Hagen Band and in 1980 (when the album was already 2 years earlier released, but I never heard of it) that was a musical revelation for me. I can#T tell you how often I played that record...
@PhilipPedro21126 күн бұрын
These two tracks should be considered one work.
@scastillo09236 күн бұрын
You are right about Battle of Evermore. Here is a link to that song... kzread.info/dash/bejne/qYVpus9_YNK6lJc.htmlsi=6iHh990D1Jl6axXB ❤❤️💯🔥 Ann Wilson is the absolute GOAT 🐐
@Patrice-rs1jg8 күн бұрын
Génial 🎸🎸🎸🎤🎤👏👏👏👏
@vovindequasahi9 күн бұрын
When The Beatles lays it out so clearly, yet you keep on living in misery... Mmmm how about that?
@mattblack621910 күн бұрын
Can you hear me ?
@charlesroszman654311 күн бұрын
I saw Bloodrock on April 4, 1972 @ Toledo Sports Arena ( Michael Quatro Jam Band opened)...Great concert! Breach of Lease was awesome in a live setting, as well....
@davidfeltz869712 күн бұрын
Too nany songs to check out. Telegraph road, private investigations, Roneo and Juliet,.....
@davidfeltz869712 күн бұрын
MK is the shit! Few are better at mastering their instrument and evoking emitions. Nobody like him!
@joezap338512 күн бұрын
Great video! Some solid picks. I hope you do more Zappa in the future. There actually is a performance of Zappa playing with Pink Floyd it is one of those fun finds. My introduction to Zappa has been life long. People would mention him to me all the time because my last name is a letter removed from Zappa. I never got the jokes back then but when I did I had to actually check him out and I got hooked. My first album was actually Joe's Garage and it was a game changer in my understanding of what music could be.
@joezap338512 күн бұрын
It's a great song! I think my favorite version is from the Halloween 81 album
@brennanfry376812 күн бұрын
Please more Manilla Road. You should do Road of Kings, Metalstrom, Necropolis, or The Riddle Master next. Manilla Road is an incredible hidden gem and the start of epic metal.
@michaelscott746213 күн бұрын
This whole concert was incrediblle. This song is like a freight train coming at you full throttle. The percussionist are the glorious engine. Nirvana and ecstacy were reached by everyone present.
@garethharding113 күн бұрын
Thats a real opera singer there . She also features in Rockaria on side one !
@davidrea631013 күн бұрын
The ambition to simply play the song live is staggering. If you hear the recorded version, the production is so layered, and so thick, not to mention the way she belts out her vocals. But Björk is very much known as, “It’s as if she’s never heard anyone else try to sing before.”
@michaellynch881515 күн бұрын
checkout gary moore the messiah will come again live at montreax
@alvillanueva252516 күн бұрын
I still miss the false start that was left on the US vinyl stereo version of this song.
@andymcleish458116 күн бұрын
Fantastic track from my favourite band…….the last three minutes of duelling lead solos are sublime and played magnificently…….Andy Powell and Ted Turner sharing lead guitars, Martin Turner on bass with Steve Upton on drums the original line up……52 years on that song never dates still fresh ……
@djonan17 күн бұрын
This tour was magic. Zeena on harp, the choir from Greenland, Matmos, the orchestras and then she's wearing that legendary dress from Alexander McQueen. So much happening and it's all perfection
@teddyboymanlapaz820217 күн бұрын
I want you so bad!
@billyholderman169117 күн бұрын
Great Reaction 🎬🤘⚡ THE QUEEN'S 👑 OF ROCK HITS Us Again With a Power House 💪
@danielswood18 күн бұрын
Fabulous band that I've loved since the 70s. Very unique, wide variety of songs, drama, humour, social commentary, you name it, they did it. Thanks so much for this - it's a real treat these days to see them being critiqued. 😊
@inkey220 күн бұрын
The chirping are "seagulls" played backwards
@lilianakarapas911220 күн бұрын
I am just so glad I have every live Dire Straits performance available on DVD or Blu-ray. Now also some of Mark solo work. x
@mikeaustin413820 күн бұрын
Saw this band about a month after the album was released, but hadn't heard it yet. The venue was a 250 seat club and I was able to sit less than 10 feet from John. I was familiar with John's prior work - Miles, the Devotion record - but seeing them perform their new album which was entirely unknown to me was a shock and I and my friends were stupefied. Billy Cobham was/is a magical melding of Elvin Jones's polyrhythms and Buddy Rich's precision and he was jaw-dropping amazing. I was fortunately to see this band several more times, including 3 shows they did with Zappa's band.
@mark24086221 күн бұрын
Gary Thain took this band into the major league in my opinion. They have always had world class bass players ... Wetton, Bolder, Daisley... But to me Gary really did make this band as good as anyone
@michaelparks612022 күн бұрын
The Beatles invented heavy metal with this one song.
@Dios6722 күн бұрын
First song I ever heard from them. Bought it blind in 89, as no internet and no radio airplay. Slightly buzzed, put this on listening with my headset in my room.... mind blown. Been a fan ever since.
@cemetarygates280023 күн бұрын
Gary was and always be a guitar hero of mine. I was fortunate enough to see him play twice live with Thin Lizzy. RIP Gary
@mimetics24 күн бұрын
So, from a "bad" rehearsal back in 1970 Lee Pickens was making noise with his guitar, as he put it "English UK siren sounds" form that point they "fantasized" and put DOA together. Their first four albums are great and USA is my favorite. Actually, I think their best dark song is "Breach of Lease " with a great guitar solo from Lee Pickens on Bloodrock 3. Give it a listen. Cool review!
@MusicPlayingPeon24 күн бұрын
Check out Burial at Sea its my second favorite Metal Church after this song.
@heidih288724 күн бұрын
Indeed, Joni's music "paints pictures and tells stories", and have something profound or fascinating to say about the character(s) or story, or something learned about human nature. Her compositions and playing style encompass many flavors, songs may change key and/or change time signature mid-song, she selected specific chords and tones to convey the feelings/meanings of lyrics, and so on. With 50-some alternate guitar tunings, she was able to create a sonic palate that normal tunings couldn't provide, and her sense of timing/rhythm was impeccable. So many great albums and songs over decades of her career. Her voice changed over the years, becoming lower, and she was able to adapt her vocal delivery for yet another type of expressiveness.
@moabeda25 күн бұрын
Naturträne....Ninas masterpiece!!! Especially this live version!!!
@ballinas3225 күн бұрын
I love guitar performances in general and heard many thousands of them with thousands of guitar players. Gary Moore was without a shadow of doubt the number 1: il capo di tutti capi! I've seen him performing live about 8 times and each time I felt totally blown away and privileged. His Magnum Opus: "the Messiah will come again" Montreux festival. RIP Gary!
@snackelwolf446225 күн бұрын
Glad you enjoyed an album that changed my life musically. You summed up the nuance well. Horns up.
@Texeq26 күн бұрын
I think most Americans like me got this album in the wake of Jailbreaks huge popularity in 1976. It was definitely a different vibe and quickly became one of my favorites. Very eclectic and rich. Its impossible to rank it in their catalog, kind of like Fleetwood Mac's incarnations. They are all great.
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It makes a lot of difference if you call it by the correct title...BrotherS in Arms.....
Gary Moore was the best guitarist after Rory Gallagher the best guitarist in the world that you never heard of
Rory Gallagher was a better player than Gary Moore, who was world-class. Rory Gallagher is the greatest guitarist that you never heard of RIP Gary Moore. RIP Rory Gallagher
This is my favorite Elton John song and album. To tell you the truth I'm like you, though his hits are good I've heard them too many times to go out of my way to hear them again. Perhaps I could listen to "Daniel" again, which is currently my only Elton John request.
rhank you for listening to the words -- still has relevance today
Keeps me and probably others from snapping on boss
Today. Was.rough. I shower. And go tmusic
We enjoy listening with u
Understand we people. Need music like kings x
Simply a superlative track from an exceptional but underexposed group. One of my all time favourites.
Styx were one of the few mainstream American bands to dabble into Prog and this was a great example of this! I always wished they did a lot more of this style. They are still one of my Go to’s! This whole album is absolute FIRE!
The tempo feels faster to me.
I fully agree with you, Kansas was the band and music of my youth days and still enjoying it now at 66 yrs . Ula from Samoa
Yeah- they are an ok band. You might want to listen to a few of their hits. They had a couple. 😂
I was 15 when I bought the Debut Album Nina Hagen Band and in 1980 (when the album was already 2 years earlier released, but I never heard of it) that was a musical revelation for me. I can#T tell you how often I played that record...
These two tracks should be considered one work.
You are right about Battle of Evermore. Here is a link to that song... kzread.info/dash/bejne/qYVpus9_YNK6lJc.htmlsi=6iHh990D1Jl6axXB ❤❤️💯🔥 Ann Wilson is the absolute GOAT 🐐
Génial 🎸🎸🎸🎤🎤👏👏👏👏
When The Beatles lays it out so clearly, yet you keep on living in misery... Mmmm how about that?
Can you hear me ?
I saw Bloodrock on April 4, 1972 @ Toledo Sports Arena ( Michael Quatro Jam Band opened)...Great concert! Breach of Lease was awesome in a live setting, as well....
Too nany songs to check out. Telegraph road, private investigations, Roneo and Juliet,.....
MK is the shit! Few are better at mastering their instrument and evoking emitions. Nobody like him!
Great video! Some solid picks. I hope you do more Zappa in the future. There actually is a performance of Zappa playing with Pink Floyd it is one of those fun finds. My introduction to Zappa has been life long. People would mention him to me all the time because my last name is a letter removed from Zappa. I never got the jokes back then but when I did I had to actually check him out and I got hooked. My first album was actually Joe's Garage and it was a game changer in my understanding of what music could be.
It's a great song! I think my favorite version is from the Halloween 81 album
Please more Manilla Road. You should do Road of Kings, Metalstrom, Necropolis, or The Riddle Master next. Manilla Road is an incredible hidden gem and the start of epic metal.
This whole concert was incrediblle. This song is like a freight train coming at you full throttle. The percussionist are the glorious engine. Nirvana and ecstacy were reached by everyone present.
Thats a real opera singer there . She also features in Rockaria on side one !
The ambition to simply play the song live is staggering. If you hear the recorded version, the production is so layered, and so thick, not to mention the way she belts out her vocals. But Björk is very much known as, “It’s as if she’s never heard anyone else try to sing before.”
checkout gary moore the messiah will come again live at montreax
I still miss the false start that was left on the US vinyl stereo version of this song.
Fantastic track from my favourite band…….the last three minutes of duelling lead solos are sublime and played magnificently…….Andy Powell and Ted Turner sharing lead guitars, Martin Turner on bass with Steve Upton on drums the original line up……52 years on that song never dates still fresh ……
This tour was magic. Zeena on harp, the choir from Greenland, Matmos, the orchestras and then she's wearing that legendary dress from Alexander McQueen. So much happening and it's all perfection
I want you so bad!
Great Reaction 🎬🤘⚡ THE QUEEN'S 👑 OF ROCK HITS Us Again With a Power House 💪
Fabulous band that I've loved since the 70s. Very unique, wide variety of songs, drama, humour, social commentary, you name it, they did it. Thanks so much for this - it's a real treat these days to see them being critiqued. 😊
The chirping are "seagulls" played backwards
I am just so glad I have every live Dire Straits performance available on DVD or Blu-ray. Now also some of Mark solo work. x
Saw this band about a month after the album was released, but hadn't heard it yet. The venue was a 250 seat club and I was able to sit less than 10 feet from John. I was familiar with John's prior work - Miles, the Devotion record - but seeing them perform their new album which was entirely unknown to me was a shock and I and my friends were stupefied. Billy Cobham was/is a magical melding of Elvin Jones's polyrhythms and Buddy Rich's precision and he was jaw-dropping amazing. I was fortunately to see this band several more times, including 3 shows they did with Zappa's band.
Gary Thain took this band into the major league in my opinion. They have always had world class bass players ... Wetton, Bolder, Daisley... But to me Gary really did make this band as good as anyone
The Beatles invented heavy metal with this one song.
First song I ever heard from them. Bought it blind in 89, as no internet and no radio airplay. Slightly buzzed, put this on listening with my headset in my room.... mind blown. Been a fan ever since.
Gary was and always be a guitar hero of mine. I was fortunate enough to see him play twice live with Thin Lizzy. RIP Gary
So, from a "bad" rehearsal back in 1970 Lee Pickens was making noise with his guitar, as he put it "English UK siren sounds" form that point they "fantasized" and put DOA together. Their first four albums are great and USA is my favorite. Actually, I think their best dark song is "Breach of Lease " with a great guitar solo from Lee Pickens on Bloodrock 3. Give it a listen. Cool review!
Check out Burial at Sea its my second favorite Metal Church after this song.
Indeed, Joni's music "paints pictures and tells stories", and have something profound or fascinating to say about the character(s) or story, or something learned about human nature. Her compositions and playing style encompass many flavors, songs may change key and/or change time signature mid-song, she selected specific chords and tones to convey the feelings/meanings of lyrics, and so on. With 50-some alternate guitar tunings, she was able to create a sonic palate that normal tunings couldn't provide, and her sense of timing/rhythm was impeccable. So many great albums and songs over decades of her career. Her voice changed over the years, becoming lower, and she was able to adapt her vocal delivery for yet another type of expressiveness.
Naturträne....Ninas masterpiece!!! Especially this live version!!!
I love guitar performances in general and heard many thousands of them with thousands of guitar players. Gary Moore was without a shadow of doubt the number 1: il capo di tutti capi! I've seen him performing live about 8 times and each time I felt totally blown away and privileged. His Magnum Opus: "the Messiah will come again" Montreux festival. RIP Gary!
Glad you enjoyed an album that changed my life musically. You summed up the nuance well. Horns up.
I think most Americans like me got this album in the wake of Jailbreaks huge popularity in 1976. It was definitely a different vibe and quickly became one of my favorites. Very eclectic and rich. Its impossible to rank it in their catalog, kind of like Fleetwood Mac's incarnations. They are all great.