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Thanks for sharing that insight! The rail map for the new smart city is definitely something we all nees to look into-there's so much happening across the country. Need unity more than ever

Thank you for your thoughts! It’s definitely a tough situation, but we’re all in this together. Sending love and light back to you!

I saw it had only been out 30 mins so I jumped on it

Thank you so much for your support and enthusiasm! It means a lot to have such amazing viewers like you who appreciate the content and the community!

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Thanks for commenting! Your support means a lot, even if I can't quite decipher those symbols!

Glad you like it! I figured you would, and I have bias, I try to keep it objective. Afterall when someone spend their time watching a reactor break down a song, it's more than that. To them this is music that they are passionate about and has had an effect on their life or at least resonates with them. So they are sharing something sacred with a reactor who projects this personal connection outward. So that is a lot of trust and I stay mindful of that!!! Thx man

I would say that Danny and I both have bias, but we are aware of it and never allow it to cloud our judgement. Good music is good music. As reactors we try our best to help people appreciate music in general; one song at a time if we must! Grimfel is definitely creating something unique and compelling. Looking forward to hearing more from him. 🤘🤘

Absolutely! Grimfel's 'Zombies' deserves all the attention it can get! Thx for taking the time to share with us here with the OGTeam

@@DannyLeeOGT Anytime. He's a great guy and puts out awesome work, thanks for sharing. Definitely will tune in more often!

🤘🤘🔥🔥 Grimfel definitely deserves some eyes and ears pointed his way. I hope we can help in any way. 🤝

Love you music, I am enjoying stalking your cataog

We're glad you resonated with what we talked about! Your dedication to experimenting with different plugins is inspiring. Keep creating and pushing those boundaries! And as far as I am concerned this is only the 1st of many reactions!!! I apoligize for sleeping through the premier. I have to start getting more rest vs going til I just fall out. Keep creating and stay true to your intuition 🌀🎼🌀🎼

HEY lol man you are awesome!!! I just seen that you were a member. I will be posting a member video about m finished studio. There will be a proposal in it for you lol Thx btw

@@DaveMod1849 Glad to have you with us Dave. Like you, I'm a massive fan of Slipknot 🤘🤘

@@DannyLeeOGT No worries my friend, I had a few technical difficulties during it. Your community and channel shows how much you put into this. And it's hard to find those kind of genuine souls amongst the sleeping. Keep rockin 🤘

Ah, the nostalgic charm of collecting physical media! It’s like having a treasure chest of memories. Just make sure your Blu-ray player doesn’t get jealous of your CD collection! 😄or cassets lol Honestly you ROCK , ty

My PS5 plays blu-rays, but I am also thinking about buying a backup. I have an old school cd player as well. I have so many memories of going to every store and every Mall possible in search of cd's and dvd's. Disc Jockey, Ear X Tacy, Camelot, Root and Roll, Sam Goody. Honestly, as an aggressively introverted guy, I'm not sure I would have ever left the house if it weren't for the quest for movies and especially music. Well, that and work of course. I'm glad you enjoyed the reaction Annie and it warms my heart to hear that you and I share a fondness for physical media. ❤❤

I'm so glad to see your excitement! Grimfel's 'Zombies' really is an incredible experience.

Glad to hear you're excited! It's going to be an amazing experience for sure! Also ty for hangin out as well! It was really helpful for my mental health. You are just as bright of a light as Pixie!!!

Glad to hear that @MAL-xcv3tr. I hope to see you at a future premiere! 🤝

@DannyLeeOGT Aw well thank you for saying so ❤️🙂 it was nice hanging out 🙂

@oglschmitt OH boy, well honestly I am terrible about going to premieres but I'll definitely be in the comments 🙂❤️

@MAL-xv3tr 🤣❤ That sounds awesome, my friend.

This is **Beautiful** & YES most definitely Please Listen to **Blinded By Substance** <3 **PixieHugz&Luvz**

@MAL-xv3tr thank you my friend and thank you for the hospitality last night can't wait for tonight either I would respond to this properly but I'm driving down the road by 85 Mi an hour in my Mustang LOL

@@DannyLeeOGT SLOW DOWN **MisterMan** !!!! <3 **ManyPixieHugz&Luvz** <3

@DannyLeeOGT well hope you made it where you were going! And of course, of course, we hope everyone feels welcome when they join us at Foxtrot Functions ❤️🧸. Well then we'll see you there then!

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Thank you 😁

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I truly appreciate your support! Your engagement means a lot to me!

Thank you for checking it out! It's always exciting to share new interpretations of classic songs with everyone.

Neither have I. I honestly didn't know Godsmack did this sort of thing. I dug it. 🤘🤘🤝

Thank you for watching! RAYE really knows how to pull at our heartstrings, and I appreciate your support!

I agree

thx for watching

Thank you for watching! I hope the journey through these words brings you some clarity and inspiration.

Jesse Welles really has a unique way of addressing tough topics, doesn’t he? It’s great to see artists like him making such a strong impact.

Thank you for sharing such a heartfelt memory! It’s stories like yours that remind us of the powerful connections music can create.

@@MyMusic-cd3do yeah I mean I do understand where you're coming from like Lynyrd Skynyrd being known for Sweet Home Alabama call Hank Williams Junior with his 54 top charting albums being known for that one song Country Boy Can Survive in All My Rowdy Friends so I do understand where you're coming from I loved everything I've heard so far too she has an aura about her that's just really cool and the band's really tight to

@@DannyLeeOGT I would say that the Divinyls were a little ahead of their time. They were very edgy both in their music and in Chrissy's on stage antics (not only with her sexuality, but she played into the 'bad girl of rock' image on stage by doing things like chasing roadies off the stage) Of course, we didn't have UA-cam back then, so what we knew about artists was quite limited. If you see any of Chrissy's interviews (their don't seem to be any early interviews) she seems like a really sweet lady despite having been around the block a few times. They were not really punk, but they had a punk edge about them. They were not really rock n roll, and they were not really pop, although some of their hits were kind of two/three minute pop/punk tunes and they did a few covers adding their own edge to them. Although they did get some radio play they were not really a mainstream band. And from my perspective those types of bands had to work hard in the pubs and clubs to build up a fan base. I feel that it was really only after Nirvana broke onto the scene that bands like the Divinyls were taken more seriously. But for some bands it came a bit too late.

@@MyMusic-cd3do Stevie Nicks or Pat Benatar or Lita Ford none of them were chasing Roadies off the stage LOL Maynard from Tool did hip hop out of the audience one time on stage and never miss a note kept singing through it I really don't know how it's on UA-cam because it happened before you too but there is a one copy of a fan video, it's blurry but you can see it Yeah I'm 45 years old so I seen Steppenwolf fog hat and Blackfoot in the mountains of Cherokees and that was way before cell phones even well with beepers so I guess it wasn't way before cell phones but way before smartphones anyway. And yeah believe it or not tool is very Underground kind of like you were talking about they had that one song Sober and Beavis and Butt-head talked about it on MTV so that was it was hard to be a fan because you know they didn't really put out lyrics and their words didn't run and it was hard to get any interviews cuz it's kind of like Chrissy they didn't like doing interviews. Maybe that's why I have such a connection with them now that you mention it cuz they are kind of an enigma and I'm kind of drawn to bands like that there aren't many. Being a reactor that has opened my eyes for a lot of different music and even open my eyes to what music I thought I knew meant or lyrics I thought I was singing right but I wasn't so even though I do play music and I've been a music connoisseur all my life I have really seen a different side of music through this but I didn't know it was even there. And let people all around the world so realizing cuz Living in America it's kind of confusing there is no such thing really is an American band cuz all the bands are here and all the cultures are here and it's like a big 7-Day soup of people. And the United States of America are anything but United And not even talking about the political things that is going around now but like I live in the south but I'm in North Carolina in every state has different walls and every single law is different meanings in every state has different cultures and accents and so on and so forth and we had a bar room saying that was a lot like the pub scene in Oz I guess they were really cold taverns or pubs. Mainly taverns I had seen that word Pub on bars before when I started learning about Jimmy Barnes and the pub scene in Australia but it's never really used I only can remember a few bars being called pubs or a honky tonk

@@DannyLeeOGT When we talk about the pub rock scene, some bands literally started playing in local pubs, or bars. Set up in a corner of the room while people played eight ball, drank, and chatted, and maybe watched the band. Many of those venues were quite rough and if you weren't good they'd let you know in no uncertain terms. Some of the venues had larger rooms that were more designed with a small stage and could hold a few hundred people. People generally went to these places to see bands play live, alcohol was served and there were more people packed in than was safe. Depending on the place they could still be a bit rough. It was in these types of venues that Aussie rock bands in the 70s and 80s cut their teeth. They had to be good and engaging or they wouldn't last. This is what is known as the pub rock scene. So, yes, probably like taverns, but I'm not sure if the vibe would be the same. Being pretty much isolated from the rest of the world, Aussie bands tended have a uniqueness to their sounds. They had very strong frontmen, Peter Garret, Jimmy Barnes, Bon Scott, Doc Neeson, to name a few. This was the scene that Chrissy found herself in, and being one of the rarer female lead singers had to be able to hold her own, especially when she flaunted her sexuality. She was quite shy by nature, so she put up a very strong image that she hid behind. Along with whatever antics she got up to would be talked about was an avenue of publicity for the band. If you haven't checked out Cold Chisel (Bow River ua-cam.com/video/8XROTDWVgGs/v-deo.html) Midnight Oil (Stand In Line ua-cam.com/video/4c3X0OlVjuE/v-deo.html Only the Strong ua-cam.com/video/dDXnUSDwSng/v-deo.html) The Angels (I Ain't the One ua-cam.com/video/Xx4gge1YY6I/v-deo.html) For a few examples

Dang I just realized you may not realize how many Aussie reactions we have done. And the number is just that at close to 200. The number is nothing compared to all the friends and learning the aussie/kiwi culture through 2 Anzac days and why everyone is up before the sun is up, 3 Paul Kelly gravy days, understanding how much The Seekers and expecially Judith meant to everyone (including children she would visit in schools) who ever met or seen her live. From the Footy record breaking crowds and how Australia Day is accepted but not love by everyone. All that John went through before Glenn bet the house on him saving his life by outting up his house. Losing Olivia and Judith. Vanessas struggles she faced for leaving home. All Max Merrit and Jon Stevens have done for the kiwi pride. And Jimmy is my favorite, I have a CD and shirt sent to me from Oz along with tim tams , vegemite and coffee cult culture lol So yeah we have almost 200 Oz/NZ reactions but most of all we are HONORARY AUSSIES

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Thank you for sharing your experience! It's awesome to know that Jesse's music can evoke such beautiful memories for you. Enjoy the tunes!

True, but I guarantee that murders do take place during a war, just like war crimes do.

@@alleny2971 sure, the innocents lost in the midst are just casualties, not murder. you heard the song. 🙄

children don’t starve, no one loses their home or livelihoods. war isn’t murder, you’re totally right

I completely agree! Jesse Welles has a unique way of expressing deep thoughts through his lyrics that really resonates with listeners.

AGREED

Thank you for sharing such insightful thoughts! It's always great to hear how others interpret and appreciate Jesse's work. Your perspective adds so much depth to the conversation!

Thank you for sharing that! It's always exciting to hear about connections between artists and the influence they have on each other.

Thanks for sharing your recommendations! It’s always great to hear what others are listening to. I’ll definitely check out some of those songs!

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! Jesse’s authenticity really resonates with so many people, and I'm glad you appreciate it too! I would add Sturgill Simpson but yes I agree

A voice of a generation? More like a megaphone for the fed-up! Jesse’s got us all shouting, “Enough already!”

Thanks for pointing that out! The Jordanaires truly elevate the performance; I'm glad you appreciate their contribution!

Thank you for sharing your favorites! I appreciate the suggestions and can’t wait to dive into those works!

@@LostHate there's a conspiracy he's actually 51 years old & lying about his age..good chunes nonetheless

I'm guessing he's in his mid 30s. I think when he went to Nashville and formed a rock band he was early to late 20s and that's been 12 years or longer.​@@Roberto-de8xv

me too, true unity is never on TV

Thank you my dear friend that means a very lot. You have been here since the beginning and while that don't make any difference to me as far as treat people I acknowledge it and I appreciate you for it. I value what you say

@@DannyLeeOGT I haven't been able to spend as much time on youtube. Been very busy moving from big farm to little farm. And having to build fencing to keep all my animals safe and secure ...

Well that is the nost important part of life. With the hostile weather and moving in itself being hard it can't be an easy transition. All the good vibes I can send you I will

lol My belly hid them much better!!! Out of sight now lol

@DannyLeeOGT best place for them to hide 😆 😂