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I realize I'm over a year late. Oh well. Better late than never. Another good Santana song from the 2000s is "Game of Love" featuring Michelle Branch. You'll enjoy it.
@subhugi590614 минут бұрын
BTW, the lead singer in this video is Eric Burden, and, he was in a few different groups. His voice is unique and iconic. Every song he did was fantastic.
@subhugi590616 минут бұрын
Another great video! Dear (and yes I am old so I can say that), you need to give yourself more credit for your opinions about classic rock. Classic rock is not some monolistic repetitive same-old. Some of it is odd, weird, and, unique. But the appeal is that a specific song is unique and provides enough facets to appeal to many people. So, one of the things that make these songs great is the they ARE unique. Plus, from a musical standpoint, they are outstanding. I love your analysis. Please keep moving forward. BTW, the song I always recommend is "Riders On The Storm" by the Doors. It is definitely a "story" song and has a fantastic keyboard solo.
@rileyxxxx30 минут бұрын
I mean, whats there not to understand once the visuals came in of the falling fire and a women trying to stay focused and move on ? ... think about it.
@subhugi590636 минут бұрын
OH NO! You missed the ending that was on the original recording! It provides a total different level to the song! So sad that you missed that :-(
@fenixfurioso37 минут бұрын
Is it just me, or was Taka channeling Chester Bennington at times in this performance?
@brianmcafee226941 минут бұрын
Not just aesthetically but personality O m g
@brianmcafee226941 минут бұрын
I do not want to be disrespectful but oh my god you are attractive
@NoneYaBidness76243 минут бұрын
He does play it with a bow. I saw ‘em live. Great show.
@subhugi590650 минут бұрын
LOL Yep, I am recommending this song to all of the "first time hearing" channels. Perhaps my favorite song of all time is "Riders On The Storm" by the Doors. It is definitely a "storytelling" song and not repetitive. It also has a fantastic keyboard solo that is perhaps the greatest in history. It is both representative of all of the Doors music, but, different from their other songs.
@subhugi590653 минут бұрын
Excellent video! I understand you being from a different country and not knowing the geography mentioned in the song. I live in the US but never in the industrial area referenced in the song. You got the message from the song! Yes, sad and beautiful and exposing a segment of the real world that many of us are not a part of. If you choose to explore more of that part of the US and the industrial complex, I can only say that your feelings (all of them) will be multiplied by 10.
@skorpio156Сағат бұрын
Love Rammstein! I'd give almost everything to live in an old fashioned village like that!
@aimp4598Сағат бұрын
Very groove oriented song. Check out _"Wait for You"_ by Bonham too.
@terrysantyСағат бұрын
Necesito más reacciones en español. Buen vídeo
@1980sPainTrain2 сағат бұрын
Amazing song
@randieandjodistrom8542 сағат бұрын
Another great reaction from Ms. Bisscute--her reactions are always well founded, reasoned, and heartfelt. The five Great Lakes (Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie, and Ontario) between the United States and Canada are the largest interconnected freshwater inland lakes in the world which make them virtually the same as an inland ocean. The Edmund Fitzgerald left a port in Wisconsin on the very western point of Lake Superior (“Gitchee Gumee”) loaded with iron ore, which is the raw material used to produce steel, headed to the straights at Sault Saint Marie between Michigan and Canada, to Lake Huron, and then through the St. Clair River to Lake St. Clair, then through the Detroit River into Lake Erie to Cleveland, Ohio, which is on the banks Lake Erie. The steel firms in Cleveland were going to use the iron ore from the Edmund Fitzgerald to produce structural steel. A “gale” is essentially an inland hurricane with high winds and high waves. I believe “the Chippewa” refers to the native American tribe that inhabited the area around the northern Great Lakes region. The Great Lakes have their own maritime culture, and this song is a great testament to that culture. "Where does the love of God go..." None of us knows what grace God gives to those who know Him in the face of their transition to eternity, but I believe in my heart He provides peace.
@renewd2 сағат бұрын
The chair is for the purposes of the video only.
@SandTguy2 сағат бұрын
How I miss these days may the 80s live one. RIP Tawny RIP.
@chrisvaughn63812 сағат бұрын
I love your advanced brain you figure it out real Quick
@drew65sep2 сағат бұрын
True story...I was eight years old and can remember this happening. Watching the updates on the national news of the search and rescue results (which turned into a recovery effort a couple of days later) was pretty rough on the whole country.
@ireallyreallyhategoogle3 сағат бұрын
She's insane and a road hazard driving like that. You should watch the music video for Gorillaz - Stylo
@ecoprintgodongku71953 сағат бұрын
Smoga mas Deden bias mengibur seluruh dunia walau lewat suara karaoke ..i like she's gone
@drew65sep3 сағат бұрын
Wait till you hear "Either Way." I can't listen to it anymore. The lyrics could very much be a microcosm of my life...and, plenty of other people's as well. It'll rip your guts out. But, good music is SUPPOSED to do that.
@ireallyreallyhategoogle3 сағат бұрын
You know you can re-listen to songs on KZread.
@gob4553 сағат бұрын
The SS Arthur M Anderson was sailing through the same gale when the Fitz went down. They were in radio contact throughout because the Fitz’s radar had failed. It was there one moment, and then it was gone. The SS Arthur M Anderson sails to this day….
@ireallyreallyhategoogle3 сағат бұрын
A great song about privilege before privilege was a discussion topic.
@stevemcgowen3 сағат бұрын
No one can cover Depeche Mode. You probably heard a LP version of this song. DM changes things up for concerts.
@willybillyvr3 сағат бұрын
has a fucking seizure during breakdown
@greg20813 сағат бұрын
100% check out the song These Days by Alien Ant Farm. This is such a great song.
@danieltorres5_3 сағат бұрын
Sandro MANIQUÍ!
@damnationst3 сағат бұрын
Nice choice. Try strelheart when you can.
@Panterakat14 сағат бұрын
Jimmy Page with Led Zepplin used a bow to play guitar in a song. This was a great song back in the 80s. Thanks for reacting.
@subjectdelta10514 сағат бұрын
I heard this first in '74..good song.
@subjectdelta10514 сағат бұрын
'dune'?..fantastic movie!
@The_Sage_of_Six_Paths4 сағат бұрын
everybody at the party is skinny
@subjectdelta10514 сағат бұрын
Hi. You live in germany?..have you ever thought of going to 'wackens'?..that huge heavy metal festival? Last august was 4 days long and had over 200 bands. There are hundreds of videos here on YT you might like! Also 'party san' is another festival in germany with many great bands. I looked up 'wackens 2024'..on YT..at the end of last years..they displayed some bands for this year..wow. Looks like fun!
@suprmn19785 сағат бұрын
“Okay first of all….who’s that?!” You’re so cute. 😂 I love your reaction.
@jamesphilipdorse81615 сағат бұрын
Part 2 will be titled "Radke"
@Matthew-bw1pc5 сағат бұрын
I like the song Deer Dance
@kpiperjr5 сағат бұрын
I wish I could give your review multiple thumbs-up!
@stevenfranklin70605 сағат бұрын
Have you ever heard of Kid Rock or done any reaction on him?
@javierpoch3825 сағат бұрын
Love ain't no Stranger, Is this Love, and Fool For your Loving (the 1989 version) are great songs too
@dirtygrunt5 сағат бұрын
The lead singer David Coverdale was also part of another legendary rock ban Deep Purple
@chrisautry94795 сағат бұрын
Soundgarden
@josetejeda88695 сағат бұрын
quiero que ractione drab majesty 39 by desing...
@ronaldriis10235 сағат бұрын
That video is embarrassing, but the song is incredible. Love at First Sting is a full-tilt monster ride.
@troyconnors43046 сағат бұрын
check out her come back home video
@brianhein88386 сағат бұрын
That was the right reaction.
@GS-xt8fu6 сағат бұрын
You know the lead guitarist in the pink jacket……..yes you do. That is a young Steve Vai
@tobiassabot58516 сағат бұрын
The Lakes it talks about are the Great Lakes which are more or less on the border between the U'S' and Canada. My Best friend was born and raised in the state of Michigan which borders those lakes and this story and song are so much a part of the folklore up there even today. The ship and her crew are not forgotten. This was a terrific tribute to those poor souls and those who remember.
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I realize I'm over a year late. Oh well. Better late than never. Another good Santana song from the 2000s is "Game of Love" featuring Michelle Branch. You'll enjoy it.
BTW, the lead singer in this video is Eric Burden, and, he was in a few different groups. His voice is unique and iconic. Every song he did was fantastic.
Another great video! Dear (and yes I am old so I can say that), you need to give yourself more credit for your opinions about classic rock. Classic rock is not some monolistic repetitive same-old. Some of it is odd, weird, and, unique. But the appeal is that a specific song is unique and provides enough facets to appeal to many people. So, one of the things that make these songs great is the they ARE unique. Plus, from a musical standpoint, they are outstanding. I love your analysis. Please keep moving forward. BTW, the song I always recommend is "Riders On The Storm" by the Doors. It is definitely a "story" song and has a fantastic keyboard solo.
I mean, whats there not to understand once the visuals came in of the falling fire and a women trying to stay focused and move on ? ... think about it.
OH NO! You missed the ending that was on the original recording! It provides a total different level to the song! So sad that you missed that :-(
Is it just me, or was Taka channeling Chester Bennington at times in this performance?
Not just aesthetically but personality O m g
I do not want to be disrespectful but oh my god you are attractive
He does play it with a bow. I saw ‘em live. Great show.
LOL Yep, I am recommending this song to all of the "first time hearing" channels. Perhaps my favorite song of all time is "Riders On The Storm" by the Doors. It is definitely a "storytelling" song and not repetitive. It also has a fantastic keyboard solo that is perhaps the greatest in history. It is both representative of all of the Doors music, but, different from their other songs.
Excellent video! I understand you being from a different country and not knowing the geography mentioned in the song. I live in the US but never in the industrial area referenced in the song. You got the message from the song! Yes, sad and beautiful and exposing a segment of the real world that many of us are not a part of. If you choose to explore more of that part of the US and the industrial complex, I can only say that your feelings (all of them) will be multiplied by 10.
Love Rammstein! I'd give almost everything to live in an old fashioned village like that!
Very groove oriented song. Check out _"Wait for You"_ by Bonham too.
Necesito más reacciones en español. Buen vídeo
Amazing song
Another great reaction from Ms. Bisscute--her reactions are always well founded, reasoned, and heartfelt. The five Great Lakes (Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie, and Ontario) between the United States and Canada are the largest interconnected freshwater inland lakes in the world which make them virtually the same as an inland ocean. The Edmund Fitzgerald left a port in Wisconsin on the very western point of Lake Superior (“Gitchee Gumee”) loaded with iron ore, which is the raw material used to produce steel, headed to the straights at Sault Saint Marie between Michigan and Canada, to Lake Huron, and then through the St. Clair River to Lake St. Clair, then through the Detroit River into Lake Erie to Cleveland, Ohio, which is on the banks Lake Erie. The steel firms in Cleveland were going to use the iron ore from the Edmund Fitzgerald to produce structural steel. A “gale” is essentially an inland hurricane with high winds and high waves. I believe “the Chippewa” refers to the native American tribe that inhabited the area around the northern Great Lakes region. The Great Lakes have their own maritime culture, and this song is a great testament to that culture. "Where does the love of God go..." None of us knows what grace God gives to those who know Him in the face of their transition to eternity, but I believe in my heart He provides peace.
The chair is for the purposes of the video only.
How I miss these days may the 80s live one. RIP Tawny RIP.
I love your advanced brain you figure it out real Quick
True story...I was eight years old and can remember this happening. Watching the updates on the national news of the search and rescue results (which turned into a recovery effort a couple of days later) was pretty rough on the whole country.
She's insane and a road hazard driving like that. You should watch the music video for Gorillaz - Stylo
Smoga mas Deden bias mengibur seluruh dunia walau lewat suara karaoke ..i like she's gone
Wait till you hear "Either Way." I can't listen to it anymore. The lyrics could very much be a microcosm of my life...and, plenty of other people's as well. It'll rip your guts out. But, good music is SUPPOSED to do that.
You know you can re-listen to songs on KZread.
The SS Arthur M Anderson was sailing through the same gale when the Fitz went down. They were in radio contact throughout because the Fitz’s radar had failed. It was there one moment, and then it was gone. The SS Arthur M Anderson sails to this day….
A great song about privilege before privilege was a discussion topic.
No one can cover Depeche Mode. You probably heard a LP version of this song. DM changes things up for concerts.
has a fucking seizure during breakdown
100% check out the song These Days by Alien Ant Farm. This is such a great song.
Sandro MANIQUÍ!
Nice choice. Try strelheart when you can.
Jimmy Page with Led Zepplin used a bow to play guitar in a song. This was a great song back in the 80s. Thanks for reacting.
I heard this first in '74..good song.
'dune'?..fantastic movie!
everybody at the party is skinny
Hi. You live in germany?..have you ever thought of going to 'wackens'?..that huge heavy metal festival? Last august was 4 days long and had over 200 bands. There are hundreds of videos here on YT you might like! Also 'party san' is another festival in germany with many great bands. I looked up 'wackens 2024'..on YT..at the end of last years..they displayed some bands for this year..wow. Looks like fun!
“Okay first of all….who’s that?!” You’re so cute. 😂 I love your reaction.
Part 2 will be titled "Radke"
I like the song Deer Dance
I wish I could give your review multiple thumbs-up!
Have you ever heard of Kid Rock or done any reaction on him?
Love ain't no Stranger, Is this Love, and Fool For your Loving (the 1989 version) are great songs too
The lead singer David Coverdale was also part of another legendary rock ban Deep Purple
Soundgarden
quiero que ractione drab majesty 39 by desing...
That video is embarrassing, but the song is incredible. Love at First Sting is a full-tilt monster ride.
check out her come back home video
That was the right reaction.
You know the lead guitarist in the pink jacket……..yes you do. That is a young Steve Vai
The Lakes it talks about are the Great Lakes which are more or less on the border between the U'S' and Canada. My Best friend was born and raised in the state of Michigan which borders those lakes and this story and song are so much a part of the folklore up there even today. The ship and her crew are not forgotten. This was a terrific tribute to those poor souls and those who remember.