Відео

March of the Black Queen is my favorite. I saw Queen several times beginning in 1975 and fell in love.

Well said if I remember right, you were the original reactor to the classic rock. I grew up with. Keep up the good work.

Remember this album is a satire on the progressive music of the time and such a successful satire it became one of the best 'prog albums ever. It is also a kick up the backside for the music press

I always get tears in my eyes when Soon comes up.

Carlos Santana is the guitar player & the name of the band is Santana

How poetic.1:26 I Can see your face!?

You have a lot of OASIS songs to review and see how big they are.

12:05 100% And discovering "new" and criminally underappritiated bands like DEG! If they were American or English or at least sang in English they would be world renewed! But I'm glad they stayed faithful to themselves!

You OK way too much OK.lol

Excellent job Always live or Video 50s threw 80s 😊

Wow you cuss a lot!! 😢its sad i cant watch your reaction.

You are the first person I’ve seen react to Gary Moore and it’s amazing to see other people appreciate his music as much as I do. He’s the very best a once in a lifetime talent

U ded?

No, they weren't high, LOL

guitar emotion cry cry cry emotional music the perfect blues guitar song awensome woooow

Your reactions was the same as mine the first time I saw a performance of Vinushka lmao

They arrived as unknowns. They left as legends.

Guys, you all have to watch beauty in stillness by andy timmons. theres a video of him on herman li's livestream playing it. Great reaction. keep watching andy timmons. People are mentioning good stuff, electric gypsy, on you way sweet soul, the list goes on

Carlos Santana is leader of the group Santana

Share this song with a friend. If they don't like it, ask them what the heck is wrong with you!

"How's this allowed on UA-cam?" lololol

Popeye's > KFC

1st it's great riffs cause Dave wrote em lol and 2nd that one riff did sound like sweet home Alabama cause that's where Dave stole it from 😂😂😂😂😂

Carlos Santana ! ♥♥♥♥

Paul Gilbert helped to craft BucketHead.

you be right about common sense 😂

Stevie Ray Vaughan was in the throes of eternity.

This performance made them famous, they were only known in the San Fransisco area before Woodstock. Carlos Santana is lead guitar player & brought this vibe to the world, Marvellous Marcus Malone on bongas ( RIP he passed a couple of years age), Greg Rollie on keyboards (later played with Journey), the 19 yr old drummer Michael Shrieve had only been with Santana & this was his first big gig & this edited/cut version CUT 😡most of his amazing drum 🥁 solo - which is a huge part of Original video. If people want to see greatness then watch original unedited videos… Michael Shreive was outstanding.

Miss Mr Moore...

Clown show with Great music

Reaction videos ge it wrong. You can't just listen to one song from this album. As good as it is, you should take the album in it's entirety, not in pieces. It is meant to be taken as one, long, beautiful piece of music, not little disjointed pieces. I had an uncle who, after buying a new car, stuck a cassette tape of this album in the player and never took it out, he just played it over and over when he drove. I, personally, me, I made over 30,000 copies of this album on 8-track tape, and I won my company a contract with CBS records for the machines I used to accomplish that feat. I was later told that CBS never achieved even half of the production I got out of those machines. The engineer said that, by having me run the machines, with my affinity for them, it was not a fair trial run.

At their peak, they were THE BAND!! They were Mega Stars in the 70’s! At one point, they held 5 of the top songs in the charts at the same time with songs written by them and/or sung by them. They had 6 consecutive #1 songs in a row! They were HUGH!

28:41 Ian Anderson wrote those lyrics when he was 24 years old, just turned 77, long live you Sir.

Great reaction sir!

You're asking how can someone go in the studio and record something like that? For the tour, the band would open with the complete 43 minute piece, expanded with a few Pythonesque comic bits thrown for a laugh. At one point, a phone rings in the middle of "Part 1" and Anderson stops to answer it (it was Mike Nelson from Sea Hunt looking to borrow an extra "Aqualung..." wink-wink, nudge-nudge). At the conclusion of the full song, and the audience was applauding, Anderson then said the immortal line, "And now for our SECOND number if the evening..." Brought the house down. They then played more conventional length songs for another 60-90 minutes. After the final encore, the phone rang again. Anderson ran back to answer it, then holds it up to the audience, and says, "It's for you..." Blackout.

Seriously: Of Rage & War. You don't have to record it

Recommendation: same album...Of Rage & War

Take it as a whole and then try to pay particular attention to what each individual player is doing throughout the piece. In a way, it is like they are all playing solos at the same time which is why it sounds like your mind is being blown, one could say attacked. Then it all comes together in harmony and sad introspection, just like one would expect a battle to be played out and eventually end.

Gary is my favorite guitarist of all time. Check out more of his stuff!!!

This is the GOAT , however there is another great guitarist who has been blind since the age of 8 and died in his 30s , The Jeff Healey Band with See the Light great video

Hands down, this is my favorite Tool song. I can listen to this track 15 times in a day.

I can only say that I try not to listen to this track at work after my colleagues noticed my tear-streaked face looking at the damn Excel document last time and thought I had gone crazy... 😅

President Weaboo.🍺🍺

Dude i remember seeing your Pink Floyd animals reaction when i was in high school, haven’t seen a vid in a while but now im done with college and you reacted to my favorite song by my favorite band, crazy!

You mentioned the drummer singing. He is actually the lead singer on We're An American Band...on of their biggest hits.

There are plenty of great guitar players that couldn’t duplicate that solo.

he grew up in a chicken coop

He was a legend 🙏🙏

They were tripping on acid too. They weren't expecting to play but another band didn't show up and they were told they were up next to play and they were terrified they might screw up being high but they gave it their best shot and they ended up being the best band. Can you imagine playing for 1/2 million people doing acid?

This song was salvaged from the depths of the basement facilities in any insane asylum.😂