Guys/ if you want a good hearted laugh please check out the vocal stylings of the one and only William Shatner! Hero! 😂
@Gabriel_Moline26 минут бұрын
1:05. They called themselves TOOL cuz the music and lyrics will help people wrench themselves out of the situations they are in.🌿🌸
@MAGIKMARTIAN952628 минут бұрын
GUYS PLEASE DO EDDIE MURPHY FEAT SNOOP DOGG RED LIGHT, ITS BETTER THAN WHAT HE DID IN 80S
@7gravity734 минут бұрын
One of the only bands that could fill the entire audio-scape with a set of drums, a bass, and ONE GUITAR! That's Jimi!
@dawnyoung841 минут бұрын
I love this song . His voice is so amazing ! He hits that note !
@loisrogers904249 минут бұрын
If you weren't seeing his face and thinking abt his movies his voice is quite good. Maybe try another song.
@knox12355 минут бұрын
Thank you for all your reactions. I really appreciate them. No, this is not Simply Red's only hit. They have a great catalog.
@weezy802955 минут бұрын
Interesting🤐
@edwardcapobianco297557 минут бұрын
Can’t believe what I heard
@frankd1286Сағат бұрын
Really? You are wasting your time on a Putin supporting prick? Love you guys so much but you wasted your time on this. I'm skipping it.
@stevenspringer1599Сағат бұрын
for some of us of a particular age, this is acid-etched into our DNA. when this came out most of us could only hear it on cheap portable stereo record players or car radios...and it still blew our minds
@DrSammyMunchkinСағат бұрын
Why? 😢
@cindylawrence1200Сағат бұрын
No autotune guys
@markturner9445Сағат бұрын
If you like the blues foundation give In My Time of Dying a reaction... it's an amazing album song, live is even better!
@desynchonosisdragon9108Сағат бұрын
You guys should use lyric videos to react to Tool. This was Tool in its infancy.
@mikeyjones4817Сағат бұрын
Thats her brother in the window. Dad is kicking daughter out
@unjaded22 сағат бұрын
70S late 60s rock was more blues 80s brought in zinths (new wave/ hair bands) 90s was grunge 00 was alternative . phazes through time. of course each decade had its sound but also had a mix of the past intertwining ,as not to be forgotten.
@happymethehappyone83002 сағат бұрын
An often overlooked/forgotten MUST HEAR Classic,, Simply Red "Money's Too Tight To Mention" (Official Music Video A MUST!!)
@julietaperezgaliciah15772 сағат бұрын
Check out some Latin American Rock. This is Soda Stereo with the song "Profugos" live. They are from Argentina, hope you like it. Here's the link kzread.info/dash/bejne/l5upxdaAmri0fKw.htmlsi=VWoOif_oHmxuHqsT
@user-ou9it2oh5u2 сағат бұрын
REN threw this guys name out there Asaf avidan -900 days kzread.info/dash/bejne/hpuBvJKpd8jNeZM.htmlsi=0vmvktsmbkxdo3gM This guy can do it all!! Let’s say UNIQUE 😊❤
@user-ou9it2oh5u2 сағат бұрын
Loveeeeeeeeeee❤
@Clownmeati82 сағат бұрын
This is the worst version of this song ive ever heard 😢😢😢
@DIRTYPAWZRECORDS3 сағат бұрын
Redbone was one of the best groups back in day. I think they were more popular out west and in Canada then the eastern parts of the US. But for anyone like myself who grew up with an Native American background knew them well! They were our heros. This song was just 1 of many hits they had. Another song was called: "The witch queen of New Orleans"Maggie , as well as "Maggie". You should check them out as well!
@elitet33593 сағат бұрын
I love Simply Red. I wish he would do another album.
@julietaperezgaliciah15773 сағат бұрын
Check out Led Zeppelin's "Since I've been loving you" live. Robert Plants voice is amazing. Have a great day huys
@user-wx7yh9nt2o3 сағат бұрын
Here is the story of how this came about; In 2002, Trent Reznor had released three albums with his industrial rock band Nine Inch Nails. The second LP was 1994’s The Downward Spiral, a gruelling concept album that tells the story of a character’s descent into darkness. The finale is Hurt: a brutal depiction of self-loathing and emotional numbness that begins “I hurt myself today / To see if I still feel.” When Cash appeared on U2’s 1993 album Zooropa providing vocals for the track The Wanderer, he came to the attention of producer Rick Rubin, who was looking for acts for his American Recordings label. Rubin had sent the song to Cash before, but the veteran musician couldn’t hear beyond the industrial noise and anguished howl that featured in the original. “I think it was hard for him to hear it,” Rubin told Rolling Stone. “So I sent him the lyrics. I said, ‘Just read the lyrics. If you like the lyrics, then we'll find a way to do it that will suit you’.” Cash was convinced by Rubin's belief in the song and agreed to try recording it at the producer's home in LA. The musician was suffering from autonomic neuropathy brought on by diabetes and by the time he recorded Hurt, his health was failing. “There were times when his voice sounded broken,” said Rubin. Instead of being a song about a young individual on the downward spiral to self-destruction, Cash interpreted the lyrics as a man at the end of his life. The result is heartbreaking as the veteran musician sings in a quavering, emotional voice: “If I could start again / A million miles away / I would keep myself / I would find a way.” The video was shot in bitterly cold weather in Nashville in February 2003. Three months later, June Carter Cash, the musician’s wife of 35 years, died. You see her in the stairs in the video. And his Mother in the photo. Johnny Cash himself died on 12 September 2003, just under a year after the release of American IV. The album was the first Johnny Cash studio LP to achieve Gold status in the US for more than thirty years. It introduced the legendary singer to new generations of listeners.
@julietaperezgaliciah15773 сағат бұрын
Hi guys. I really enjoy your reactions to new music. It's great to see how much you enjoy music. I'm a big fan of Led Zeppelin and Rock in general. I discover a new band form Mexico called "The Warning", they are 3 sisters from Monterrey Mexico, great musicians. I'm sure they'll blow you away. As a Mexican myself and as a woman, I'm so proud of these young women. ROCK IS STILL ALIVE!!!!!!. Here's a link to one of their songs kzread.info/dash/bejne/noSAr5mzXcTcZ8o.htmlsi=wEAikDll5fhGGg3A
@danakerjbam3 сағат бұрын
I howlove that the end of almost every TOOL reaction starts with "Wow." The Pot. 46&2. Lateralus. When you get to those, see if I'm not right. Keep going.
@ellerootz67023 сағат бұрын
Tha cut!
@Clownmeati83 сағат бұрын
There are a few reaction video channels i like but just watched three from you and you are hands down the very most respectful of all of them in your pause timing and not talking over the music!! Your commentary is right on too..THANK YOU!! 👍👍 +Sub+
@gzucc3 сағат бұрын
I love how jazzy Bonham's drums are and how well they fit this folky, fairy-taley, power ballad.
@Clownmeati83 сағат бұрын
I remember when this video came out, never connected to the depth of the song.. YES is complex deep and incredibly talented. I love this song and the vid is cool in its own right at the time but dont think this is all YES is.. PLEASE see more of them before you make up your minds..
@nigelturner32513 сағат бұрын
Mike is one very talented man. Fun fact, I once had dinner with him at Manchester Town Hall.
@conniekungfu2063 сағат бұрын
They did the song Don't Forget About Me. It was from an 80s teen movie.
@Johnny_Socko4 сағат бұрын
This track is an all-time classic, I will never get tired of it. I loved your conversation about aging, but for real, one of the things I like about your channel is seeing people around my age holding it down on KZread. That means a lot. And Olli, I hope you appreciate your good genes!
@conniekungfu2064 сағат бұрын
I love him. Great voice.
@kraetz4 сағат бұрын
You can thank all blues musicians of the past for all of this.
@philiptrousers4 сағат бұрын
I agree with everything you said about rock. It's such a broad term and doesn't really cover all the different sub genres. Jazz and hip hop are like that too. The terms cover so much variety.
@unjaded24 сағат бұрын
might be the most distracting video for a great song EVER. TRY SEEING THE LIVE VERSION
@tamitatangoto51344 сағат бұрын
One of the better protest songs of the Vietnam War and the destruction and the stupidity of it. And the innocent lives lost and used by the politicians and the explanation that God will judge them, that judgement day is coming. It is still to come and it is hot on our trail😮
@gonterian4 сағат бұрын
Black Cow is a cocktail!~
@perrywalker63675 сағат бұрын
Love going down memory lane, this song was definitely re-rreleased before 1994 more like 91 or 92
@andersonkandia63505 сағат бұрын
how drunk was truthsayer???
@BigMackSnake5 сағат бұрын
Great song! Great memories! Also "The right thing" or "Moneys too thight to mention" from Simply Reds catalouge are worth a try!🤗
@ryanharmon25855 сағат бұрын
Did you just say the video was “cringe”? That the 80’s was wild? WTF, man what are you grandpa from the 1930’s or something? The 80’s weren’t wild, it’s that today’s times are utterly ridiculous now. Get it correct, it’s a music video bro, that’s all.
@user-bd9qx7qf2f5 сағат бұрын
The way things were is all blown out of proportion. Being gay in the 70s, 80s and 90s was a blast. They weren't dragging gay men off on chains behind trucks and violence only happened once in a while. The acceptance was lacking back then, but unlike today when they didn't like you, they usually just minded their own business. The word "F" came up on occasion, but only bothered those that were too sensitive. In fact, it was more fun back then than now. We were free to say what we liked and had a good time with few limitations. The clubs were extremely more fun before Y2K than after. Now everything has to be appropriate and PC. You tell someone they are wearing the wrong shade of nail polish, and they get their feelings hurt. I've seen more violence in the last 20 years than at any time in my life before. Now people want to fight at the drop of a hat, when back then people had more self-control and learned to pick their battles.
@kittenledoux27686 сағат бұрын
You also need to listen to AL Stewart Year of the Cat. He's got a smooth voice, too. Thanks for this reaction. I've always loved this song and his amazing voice. ❤
@hashimhooks46206 сағат бұрын
I'll see the guy who never really watched the skit. Question for y'all...why show us stuff you've already seen B4?? I like 1st time reactions or last time seeing something u was a child. Other than that it's like us looking at y'all watch the runs.
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I have come to appreciate Snow - Informer more
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Guys/ if you want a good hearted laugh please check out the vocal stylings of the one and only William Shatner! Hero! 😂
1:05. They called themselves TOOL cuz the music and lyrics will help people wrench themselves out of the situations they are in.🌿🌸
GUYS PLEASE DO EDDIE MURPHY FEAT SNOOP DOGG RED LIGHT, ITS BETTER THAN WHAT HE DID IN 80S
One of the only bands that could fill the entire audio-scape with a set of drums, a bass, and ONE GUITAR! That's Jimi!
I love this song . His voice is so amazing ! He hits that note !
If you weren't seeing his face and thinking abt his movies his voice is quite good. Maybe try another song.
Thank you for all your reactions. I really appreciate them. No, this is not Simply Red's only hit. They have a great catalog.
Interesting🤐
Can’t believe what I heard
Really? You are wasting your time on a Putin supporting prick? Love you guys so much but you wasted your time on this. I'm skipping it.
for some of us of a particular age, this is acid-etched into our DNA. when this came out most of us could only hear it on cheap portable stereo record players or car radios...and it still blew our minds
Why? 😢
No autotune guys
If you like the blues foundation give In My Time of Dying a reaction... it's an amazing album song, live is even better!
You guys should use lyric videos to react to Tool. This was Tool in its infancy.
Thats her brother in the window. Dad is kicking daughter out
70S late 60s rock was more blues 80s brought in zinths (new wave/ hair bands) 90s was grunge 00 was alternative . phazes through time. of course each decade had its sound but also had a mix of the past intertwining ,as not to be forgotten.
An often overlooked/forgotten MUST HEAR Classic,, Simply Red "Money's Too Tight To Mention" (Official Music Video A MUST!!)
Check out some Latin American Rock. This is Soda Stereo with the song "Profugos" live. They are from Argentina, hope you like it. Here's the link kzread.info/dash/bejne/l5upxdaAmri0fKw.htmlsi=VWoOif_oHmxuHqsT
REN threw this guys name out there Asaf avidan -900 days kzread.info/dash/bejne/hpuBvJKpd8jNeZM.htmlsi=0vmvktsmbkxdo3gM This guy can do it all!! Let’s say UNIQUE 😊❤
Loveeeeeeeeeee❤
This is the worst version of this song ive ever heard 😢😢😢
Redbone was one of the best groups back in day. I think they were more popular out west and in Canada then the eastern parts of the US. But for anyone like myself who grew up with an Native American background knew them well! They were our heros. This song was just 1 of many hits they had. Another song was called: "The witch queen of New Orleans"Maggie , as well as "Maggie". You should check them out as well!
I love Simply Red. I wish he would do another album.
Check out Led Zeppelin's "Since I've been loving you" live. Robert Plants voice is amazing. Have a great day huys
Here is the story of how this came about; In 2002, Trent Reznor had released three albums with his industrial rock band Nine Inch Nails. The second LP was 1994’s The Downward Spiral, a gruelling concept album that tells the story of a character’s descent into darkness. The finale is Hurt: a brutal depiction of self-loathing and emotional numbness that begins “I hurt myself today / To see if I still feel.” When Cash appeared on U2’s 1993 album Zooropa providing vocals for the track The Wanderer, he came to the attention of producer Rick Rubin, who was looking for acts for his American Recordings label. Rubin had sent the song to Cash before, but the veteran musician couldn’t hear beyond the industrial noise and anguished howl that featured in the original. “I think it was hard for him to hear it,” Rubin told Rolling Stone. “So I sent him the lyrics. I said, ‘Just read the lyrics. If you like the lyrics, then we'll find a way to do it that will suit you’.” Cash was convinced by Rubin's belief in the song and agreed to try recording it at the producer's home in LA. The musician was suffering from autonomic neuropathy brought on by diabetes and by the time he recorded Hurt, his health was failing. “There were times when his voice sounded broken,” said Rubin. Instead of being a song about a young individual on the downward spiral to self-destruction, Cash interpreted the lyrics as a man at the end of his life. The result is heartbreaking as the veteran musician sings in a quavering, emotional voice: “If I could start again / A million miles away / I would keep myself / I would find a way.” The video was shot in bitterly cold weather in Nashville in February 2003. Three months later, June Carter Cash, the musician’s wife of 35 years, died. You see her in the stairs in the video. And his Mother in the photo. Johnny Cash himself died on 12 September 2003, just under a year after the release of American IV. The album was the first Johnny Cash studio LP to achieve Gold status in the US for more than thirty years. It introduced the legendary singer to new generations of listeners.
Hi guys. I really enjoy your reactions to new music. It's great to see how much you enjoy music. I'm a big fan of Led Zeppelin and Rock in general. I discover a new band form Mexico called "The Warning", they are 3 sisters from Monterrey Mexico, great musicians. I'm sure they'll blow you away. As a Mexican myself and as a woman, I'm so proud of these young women. ROCK IS STILL ALIVE!!!!!!. Here's a link to one of their songs kzread.info/dash/bejne/noSAr5mzXcTcZ8o.htmlsi=wEAikDll5fhGGg3A
I howlove that the end of almost every TOOL reaction starts with "Wow." The Pot. 46&2. Lateralus. When you get to those, see if I'm not right. Keep going.
Tha cut!
There are a few reaction video channels i like but just watched three from you and you are hands down the very most respectful of all of them in your pause timing and not talking over the music!! Your commentary is right on too..THANK YOU!! 👍👍 +Sub+
I love how jazzy Bonham's drums are and how well they fit this folky, fairy-taley, power ballad.
I remember when this video came out, never connected to the depth of the song.. YES is complex deep and incredibly talented. I love this song and the vid is cool in its own right at the time but dont think this is all YES is.. PLEASE see more of them before you make up your minds..
Mike is one very talented man. Fun fact, I once had dinner with him at Manchester Town Hall.
They did the song Don't Forget About Me. It was from an 80s teen movie.
This track is an all-time classic, I will never get tired of it. I loved your conversation about aging, but for real, one of the things I like about your channel is seeing people around my age holding it down on KZread. That means a lot. And Olli, I hope you appreciate your good genes!
I love him. Great voice.
You can thank all blues musicians of the past for all of this.
I agree with everything you said about rock. It's such a broad term and doesn't really cover all the different sub genres. Jazz and hip hop are like that too. The terms cover so much variety.
might be the most distracting video for a great song EVER. TRY SEEING THE LIVE VERSION
One of the better protest songs of the Vietnam War and the destruction and the stupidity of it. And the innocent lives lost and used by the politicians and the explanation that God will judge them, that judgement day is coming. It is still to come and it is hot on our trail😮
Black Cow is a cocktail!~
Love going down memory lane, this song was definitely re-rreleased before 1994 more like 91 or 92
how drunk was truthsayer???
Great song! Great memories! Also "The right thing" or "Moneys too thight to mention" from Simply Reds catalouge are worth a try!🤗
Did you just say the video was “cringe”? That the 80’s was wild? WTF, man what are you grandpa from the 1930’s or something? The 80’s weren’t wild, it’s that today’s times are utterly ridiculous now. Get it correct, it’s a music video bro, that’s all.
The way things were is all blown out of proportion. Being gay in the 70s, 80s and 90s was a blast. They weren't dragging gay men off on chains behind trucks and violence only happened once in a while. The acceptance was lacking back then, but unlike today when they didn't like you, they usually just minded their own business. The word "F" came up on occasion, but only bothered those that were too sensitive. In fact, it was more fun back then than now. We were free to say what we liked and had a good time with few limitations. The clubs were extremely more fun before Y2K than after. Now everything has to be appropriate and PC. You tell someone they are wearing the wrong shade of nail polish, and they get their feelings hurt. I've seen more violence in the last 20 years than at any time in my life before. Now people want to fight at the drop of a hat, when back then people had more self-control and learned to pick their battles.
You also need to listen to AL Stewart Year of the Cat. He's got a smooth voice, too. Thanks for this reaction. I've always loved this song and his amazing voice. ❤
I'll see the guy who never really watched the skit. Question for y'all...why show us stuff you've already seen B4?? I like 1st time reactions or last time seeing something u was a child. Other than that it's like us looking at y'all watch the runs.