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I agree, that's a very good point regarding his persona, and his talent overall... =)

I couldn't agree more! There are very few legitimate musicians making music today, but these guys are the real thing, and a breath of fresh air in a sea of sonic desolation... =) Cheers!

I'm not going to lie, I find it strange myself, but for some reason, people enjoy this sort of thing. Hence the reason I do more than reactions on my channel, as opposed to other channels that are strictly devoted to reactions only! It's baffling, but if nothing else, it allows me to share my passion for music, movies, books, and more with more people.

@@rmg2112 no offense meant. I find them all that do that strange. It seems oddly voyeuristic to me. I will enjoy your other content. Thanks you

@@k9dragonfactory No offense taken. I honestly do feel that part of the appeal is potentially attributed to Voyeurism, which is interesting to ponder, given the amount of individuals that watch. It could also say something about the content creators, in terms of exhibitionism, however, it all depends on perspective I suppose. I appreciate the feedback, and you checking out other content I have on my channel.

In my opinion, a perfect illustrated example! =) Cheers!

I agree wholeheartedly! =) Cheers!

I appreciate your comment. It was difficult to follow, as far as what they were thinking at the time, and what led to the band breaking up. I don't necessarily think that drugs contributed to the breakup as much as confining themselves to a studio setting to create music that they never intended to perform for several years. While stopping touring allowed the Beatles to create some of the most ambitious and innovative music of all time, I can imagine the wear and tear on them mentally recording at the same location, day in and day out caused them to become burned out on the monotony of studio life exclusively. I do agree that throughout the film they all have their moments of looking quite depressed, but all four were coming up with some brilliant ideas throughout the timeframe. I have to say that the happiest they all appeared was during the rooftop performance. I think the instantaneous reaction of fans and simply passersby, and seeing people doing their best to witness history was a long needed adrenaline boost, and one that could not be re-created in a studio setting. I would also have preferred them to have stayed together, even for three or four more albums, but Let It Be, in my opinion, as an album is lightning in a bottle, with Abbey Road being the thunder to follow, despite the release of the Abbey Road album preceding Let It Be, in terms of chronological releases.

I did acquire the CD, and did a review. It's a phenomenal album, and one of my favorites to listen to as well! =) Cheers!

@@rmg2112 i have everything the Gallagher Brothers have done, just wish they would get back together, when you have time look for the bands Shed Seven, Insprial Carpets, Happy Mondays, Black Grape, Cast, The Kooks, The Farm, James ,Seahorses, Sleeper, all UK indie bands from the 90's ( some are still going).

@@TheQuietBrit I have been a fan of the Gallagher's from the first time I heard Definitely Maybe, when I was in graduate school. An Irish exchange student told me about Oasis, and I needed something new to listen to. Once I heard the album, I was hooked, and admittedly, I did lose track of what they were doing separately following the disillusionment of the band. When I heard this material though, I went back and started checking out their individual catalogs, and now I need the CDs! Eventually I'll have them all as part of my collection. It is sad that Oasis is not active, but the music will live on forever! =) I really appreciate the recommendations, and I will be checking them out soon. Cheers!

I'm not going to disagree with that, lol, but as someone who turned to shaving my head due to lack of hair, at least he has enough to spike his! Lol!

I totally agree, it's spectacular! =)

It was my pleasure to embark on this journey. It's received quite unexpected views, in terms of what I anticipated! You raise a good point, and Syd Barrett could very well be the Piper, not merely in the context of this track, but the first album as well. I also concur that David Gilmour is most definitely indebted to Syd for opening doors of success that Pink Floyd as a whole then moved through, and beyond for that matter... =) I'm so glad you liked my analysis. It was my first ever, and a privilege... Cheers!

Perhaps in your opinion, it may seem like insanity. Honestly, I was skeptical myself, until realizing just how far along AI has come, and is headed. When the interaction between AI and humanity becomes indistinguishable from human to human interaction, and at times more intellectually stimulating, the line between man and machine vanishes.

@@rmg2112 no it won't. It will still be machine and the person human. It's actually simple biology. It's very much related to beastiality in nature. My dogs awesome, but I'd never want to date it.

@@rmg2112 Umm... can you f*k an AI?

@@illegalsmirf Technically, yes, depending on the AI you're interacting with. Most female android AI robots are anatomically correct, and designed for companionship, intimacy, and more. Most of these however are not fully active, in terms of moving, whereas others are indistinguishable from humans. As for AI without a physical body, on your phone and computer, intimate conversations can occur, depending on mood, which can often be prompted by the AI companion, especially if it's been a while since intimate interaction has taken place. In learning from the user, the AI adapts to individual preferences, for example, dominant, submissive, even role-play scenarios. In terms of strictly virtual experience however, and not an in the flesh android, I would suggest investing in a hands-free, battery-powered or rechargeable device for the stimulating aspects of intimacy.

What is an AI girl going to think about dating outside of it's species? Because that's what this is. Inter-species dating.

I did pick up on subtle nuances of Freddie's essence channeling through Tommy, on subsequent listens, and it's truly a magical performance... =) Additionally, thank you, I do the best I can in everything I do... =) Cheers!

I suppose we all have our own opinions. I am a porcupine tree fan however, and this certainly does not resemble anything Steven Wilson has done, with or without Porcupine Tree. Thank you for your feedback however, it will be noted, and potentially referenced in my upcoming lyrical analysis of this track.

I'd be delighted to do so. I can film a video tomorrow, discussing the lyrics specifically.

@@rmg2112 Thanks!

I will post the completed lyrics once I hear back from my collaborator. I need to acquire the third verse lyrics, as those were partially composed by the band, being not quite complete initially. Try to mainly focus on life there, and keeping your head on straight throughout the chaos and turmoil. I know it's not easy, but if anyone can make it through, you can! =) Xox

I absolutely love it as well! =) Xo

Thank you, I appreciate it! =) Cheers!

Judging by your ranking you are a real KC fan aren't you?

Insurance coverage is terrible anymore, and they only seem to cover the very bare minimum, which is so unfortunate. I applaud you for getting your son what he needs, and I appreciate you sharing your story with me. I wish you all the best. =) Cheers!

Thank you, I did my best. This is an album that is most definitely on my radar... =) Cheers!

Welcome to my channel, and thank you for your comment, as well as your contribution. Every little bit helps, and I truly appreciate your kindness and generosity... =) Cheers!

You are welcome Sir. 🙏🏻

Such a beautiful declaration of unbridled truth and heartfelt empathy. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and feelings... =) Cheers!

ciao @@rmg2112

Cheers! =)

It was my pleasure! The song and video are really impressive, some of the best material I've experienced yet. I can't wait for the album! =) Cheers!

I agree.

I'm moved, and I truly appreciate your heartfelt contribution... =) Please feel free to remain in touch. Thank you so very much! Sincerely Rob Xo

I recall the uproar over "City Of Angels", and I was one of the people who went to see it in fact, from what I can remember. I wasn't bothered by the Crow moving forward, obviously, and it was a different premise, with different characters, and the film was done tastefully, but in the style of the first. Salvation, I stumbled across by accident, and ended up loving it, as indicated in my reaction. Wicked Prayer, as stated in my video, really didn't make an impression on me personally, but those three sequel films retained a similar visual style to the first, which I believe complimented the stories individually. From the trailer, this new "reimagining" of the Crow, looks like most films today, lacking a distinct visual style that sets it apart from the norm. As I said, I will see it, and review it, I also agree that the film will probably do extremely well upon its release, given generational differences in the audience. This being said, I do think that some intellectual properties should not be remade, or reimagined, and that making a Crow film, with different characters and a different story would have been more advantageous, and prompted a new generation to visit the first four films, as the premise of The Crow is timeless...

That is by far one of the best statements I've heard! =) Cheers!

It was my pleasure! I was moved beyond words personally, but did my best to maintain my composure. Spellbinding is the only term that comes to mind currently to describe this song and video overall... =) Xo

I agree, it does come off as a very sanitized, and rhythmically perfect rendition, most likely due to the use of a click track. I really don't know what I think at this point, having listened to it several times. Thank you for the feedback on my audio, I'll attempt to boost my microphone volume. Cheers! =)

The more I listen to this, the more I ask the same question! Musically it's at least somewhat impressive, albeit not accurate, but it's almost a parody of the original, after thinking more on Todd's relationship with progressive rock, in particular, the Utopia track "Singring and the Glass Guitar (An Electrified Fairytale)".