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Watched your reaction to Ozzy and you mentioned love of strings in metal! Check out NeObliviscaris: Forget Not or Devour Me Colossus. An Australian Melodic Death Metal band along the lines of Opeth. Dual vocals,dual rhythm and lead guitars,phenomenal bass,super talented drummer,and to top it off a distorted violinist that is absolutely incredible. The mixing is stellar ,where you can hear each instrument without it sounding muddy. Their music is a rollercoaster ride full of audible eargasms. If not them then try Opeth: Ghost of Perdition:Live at Red Rocks Amphithater. Both are some of the most talented musicians in the genre. Thanks brother!

Sohum, another sleeper from AIC, Rain When I Die. Also Gritty.

*2THIS WAS RECORDED AT THE SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE, WITH THE SYDNEY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. APPARENTLY, TIM WAS A LITTLE CONCERNED HOW SOME IN THE AUDIENCE MIGHT REACT..AND MAYBE WALK OUT. SO HE HAD SOME LEAFLETS PRINTED EXPLAINING THE LOGIC BEHIND IT, AND HAD USHERS AT EVERY EXIT TO HAND THEM OUT..JUST IN CASE. NO-ONE, NOT ONE, WALKED OUT!

Adam Rupp is the beatboxer. He also does the harmonica sound, which fans have dubbed, "the nomonica". He is considered to be one of the best current beatboxers in the business.

more Porcupine Tree PLEASE! 🙏

Now, you’re trying to understand Jon Anderson’s lyrics. He’s very fantastical. and that’s definitely a part of YES that’s great. i heard Geddy Lee say ( who’s also a YES fan), “ I don’t think even Jon knows what he’s talking about”. genius minds are just different.

Welcome to King Edward's world. Be epic, review albums, first six. Start with the debut. The guitar world changed in '78. Everything that followed in 80's rock was a reaction to Ed showing up. Everyone tried to sound like look like play like Van Halen. The entire band and their sound is incredible. They single-handedly brought rock to the forefront of popular music in the late 70's 80's. Do the albums, the Van Halen army will support.

good reaction. i'd recommend Tim's song 'If You Open Your Mind Too Much Your Brain Will Fall Out (Take My Wife)'. seems appropriate.

Those kids had no idea what they were witnessing. I often wonder how many of them realize now that they’re older how special that was and the video is still being watched by people all over the world.

The only thing I can think of is that the top 9 songs must be album cut. If they added this live version to the total who knows? Its my favorite AIC song as well and this live has to be amungst the best live shows of all time.

Honestly. How dare you. You introduce me to Porcupine Tree and then react to possibly my favorite live performance of all time the same day? Just disrespectful. Still, so glad you have heard this. It's so incredibly beautiful and everyone should experience it at least once.

Great song when actually played live, but this is a weird recording with an odd sound mix, made just for a TV show I guess. Better I think to hear either the studio version, or an in concert one - they do great extended jams live.

Try Chris Cornell - Troubadour - When I'm Down.

I'm stumped how there are people who say "they can't even play, their Dad bought the fame"....

Junkhead

This is the one. Thanks for reaction sir.

Welp, here you are! Probably time to do a deep dive on EVH and his music! The guy wasn’t from this planet! Happy Birthday to EVH today! He would have been 70 today! RIP!

Could that interplay here between guitar and organ be same, or similar to, as in track "Strange kinda woman". ( interplay between guitar and vocalist ) from 'Made in Japan' live album ?

Your referencing bands that the players weren't even born when Eddie Van Halen did this. You say he's throwing new techniques at you every minute this is 40 years ago

Radiohead was thrust into incredible popularity after the release of OK Computer. After expressing his struggle with the craziness of fame and his struggles with anxiety to REM's Michael Stipe, Stipe told him... "If you're in a crazy situation and feeling that anxiety, just repeat to yourself 'I'm not here, this isn't happening'".

The RnRHoF is a joke. RIP Alvin and George. Thank You!

A hobby of mine (hehe) is watching reaction videos to this song and watching the reaction to the orchestral crescendo and when it all comes back together.

Ale dominate finger, pick and slap but the last is used rarely, she like the perfect sound and rythm over show teather.

Yes.. he had big strong hands, although he was not a big guy. His early days he played 13g strings, then gradually went down to 12 and 11g

I HIGHLY recommend Coukdnt Srand the Weather from this same concert. The whole band shines in perfection. It is pure joy to watch and hear!

🤙 Their best tune.

Whenever I see a comment on a TW video calling Ale an average bassist, I direct them to this video. 😎

I am as shocked as you and i heard this live on air. And I think it is like unlocking reality

This is my favourite Christmas song! For Australia there are few songs that invoke the feeling of a summer Christmas. The focus on family over religion is what matters and makes my Christmas. Hot weather, some sort of alcohol and great company. If you’re interested in his less comedic work he released an album “Apart Together” which is amazing and more serious. If you want another Australian Christmas song then check out “how to make gravy” by Paul Kelly.

So glad you looked it up as it gives the song way more meaning.

wow, dude You hit one of the best nuggets of rocknroll. This song writing is amazing. The lyrics are still applicable today. LOVE this band. So many great songs. They have a vast array of musical sounds. "the thinking mans metal band" Very popular in the 70's biker gang culture. I believe this song fits that. Golden Age of Leather is another great song that fits too. Third video ( two colter wall) I've seen. SOLD. new sub.

She was the best. Nothing else to say. She was only here for 48 years but fur 27 of those years she was a gift from god. Sad to think shed gone.

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Son , that's a fiddle. yes its a violin, but when played like this, it becomes a fiddle.

That performance got Ale a pass to Berklee, when she was far too young to attend. ❤️⚡🤘

Saskatchewan, Sleepin on the Black Top, Kate McCannon, Bob Fudge. He has a ton of fantastic songs.

If you dug SRV & Double Trouble, you'll absolutely love the group with the "new" keyboardist Reese Wynans! OUTSTANDING!!! During a TV performance on "Austin City Limits."

Bravo. Love his work. He's now in his late 20's. His brewery sessions were when he was about 20 I believe.

he's also a real life cowboy. he turned down a spot on Joe Rogan because he was "tending catlle" he was minding a herd at the time and working on music. It can be heard on this " bunkhouse sessions" video's. by the way...really NICE bunkhouse lol.

I love to listen to QotMS all the way through. It should be turned into a musical.

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I’ve always found it interesting, that their school peers at this concert were seemingly more familiar with TW’s original songs than their covers. Crowd footage during their originals show their classmates singing along, seemingly knowing all the words.

So happy you are reacting to the hidden gems of the Heart catalog. Thank you ❤️💯🔥

I know they dreamed it, but what would they think, if they were told that they'd be selling out venues around the world in less than 10 years?

Dany's guitar at Lunario is missed in the acoustic but the vocals are unreal in the acoustic Ale's falsetto is beautiful. DPA shows their raw talent in this version they are so amazing. Great reaction thank you. 🔥⚡⚡⚡

The best ever. Period. I saw him live several times, and just look at the way he's always smiling. The guy truly enjoyed playing. Straight up. Magic. Miss him every day.

Ado's songs are created by a number of amazing vocaloid producers. Who can break patterns, genres, and even music theory as they please. When this is multiplied by Ado's unique and amazing vocals, a cumulative effect occurs.

Welcome to the world of Steven Wilson my friend. He is by far one of the best musician/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist/composer I have come across since the late 90s and that respectively makes me late to the SW party as he's been going since the late 80s/early 90s. Porcupine Tree is most probably his most respected incarnation but I am just as hypnotised by his solo stuff and other projects namely Storm Corrosion, No- man, Blackfield, IEM, Bass Communion and a few other smaller known projects. I am biased but I believe him to be excellent in whatever he puts his hand to in a variety of different musical genres whether they be many varieties of rock styles (progressive, psychedelic, heavy, etc), pop, electronics, acoustic, ambient, etc. you name it. I'm quite certain that if anyone asked him to do a song in a genre he hasn't covered he most probably would excel there too. He has the Midas touch when it comes to music. You are lucky to be experiencing this for the first time, it is a rabbit hole that could take up a whole new channel for you by all his different embodiments. Good hunting Sohum.

Glad you checked this one out; knew you'd like it. Your mathematical analogy tells me you recognize the existence of quantification in everything, including interpersonal relationships, albeit rarely sufficiently defined due to constantly evolving variables. Motherland is a personal favorite; thanks again. Goats are cool.

Great reaction and I love your commentary. Ann Wilson is playing the flute and sings, that's why she is the #1 female (or even male) Rock singer. She and Nancy are beyond talented, as was the original band. Can't wait for more Heart reactions ❤️💯🔥 Btw, I am going to their concert next month 🥰