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I love rock n metal, n I just found your channel from a Pantera reaction. But as a Barcelona fan, this 13:17 Luis Suarez metaphor actually made a lotta sense! His biting habit allowed us to bring him in n your allusion got me to sub! :D Will be binge-watching your older uploads. Respect, from Iran.

ALL HAIL MANOWAR!!!

Minus One for the Chiefs Jersey... Dude, all the UKs love the Dallas Cowboys!!!!

I've been listening to this song (tape) forever, it's amazing. Crusader will always be the greatest song on this album :D love from Texas.

You're an amazing reactor! That message at the end hit me deep..we're in this together!

One of the best albums ever🤘

such beautiful song and great reaction thanks!

For the life of me i don't understand why they don't play that live in the states

Got to agree, its my favourite Saxon song and the solo is stunning, absolutely incredible.

Geddy has been quoted that a producer got them introduced to the concept of setting a soundscape.

it´s basicly - the wall part II - it is

Hard as hell for 1984.

What's up with the glasses?

Great band. Great vocals. Great guitars. Great atmosphere

Bro, you should watch the Idiocracy. It’s coming to fruition as well!

When it comes to DIO, 9/10 time choose the live version ua-cam.com/video/pyE_oseiRTY/v-deo.html

Pretty incredible. Been listening to this for two weeks now.

Wow, hearing you emphasize the fact that the album is 40 years old really gave me a sense of my own age! I was sixteen when it came out and it was my first concert too (the one that was recorded in Toronto at the old Maple Leaf Gardens). In some ways, it sure doesn't feel like it was so long ago, but in other ways... oh well.

Best band...ever.

Do a reaction on Motörhead doing enter sandman 🍀

It's pronounced Zebra, like the animal. Great Band, very underrated. Try Tell Me What You Want, Bears, Who's behind the door, Arabian Nights

EPIC

Last in Line for next Dio, good take on this sir

Without the video, you missed it completely.

The top tier musicians he picked for this LP was incredible. David Sanborn on Sax, Clapton on lead Guitar. But he didn't have the hits he thought he would get from the Wall. Just as the Final Cut was really a Waters album with Gilmour playing along.

One of my favorite albums of all time. Beautiful. Disturbing. Crisp. Totally unique. Clapton on guitar. Brilliant.

One of Roger's problems is that he is not a very good singer, this is the first time I have had another listen to this for many years and it just doesn't work for me, I find it all a bit incoherent and in many ways derivative to the Floyd catalogue, it showcases how the four balanced each other in the best of Floyd and how that fell apart with Roger's dominance as they came to an end.

Enjoyed your reaction, including the intro. Just a couple of pronunciation corrections: 1. Ayn Rand's given name was pronounced "Ein" (rhymes with pine). 2. Neil Peart's surname was pronounced "P - ear - T," not "P - ur - T". Thanks!

Digging the glasses

Warlock, early Accept, Halloween, etc. Great days of Metal in the 80s. 🤘🔥🤘

Super album by the Boss.

He was not a pilot when this album came out, he did his flying later on

I just subbed to ya. Your intellect towards the songs is refreshing. I will do my best to garner you more subs. Thank you for being the you that you are, my young brother. 💯🤘🤠🤘 God, 1 love, and Pantera.🙏💛🌞

Good review, good insight. Great song.

Just to clarify: There are 13 songs on the original Too Tough To Die. You're probably checking out the Rhino CD Reissue, which included a pile of bonus demos and songs that were released only as b-sides to singles. Great reaction and channel! cheers.

I've been a Priest fan since 1979. I've always thought Defenders is their best album. If I were Rob, which I'm obviously not, I would open every show with Freewheel Burning. Every single one. Talking about firing up the crowd from the very beginning...

looks like Brian Knobbs...

Request . . . unchaind the night

Freewheel Burning is from '84, don't know where you got '79. Other than that, nice review. Priest!!!

Best band ever...and so far ahead of their time.

I always confuse this song with Riding on the wind, for some reason.

F yeah - I know and love Painkiller as the quintessential metal song but to realize this gem was 6 yrs earlier - this has to be added in the list of quintessential metal songs, no?

Dokkin Donuts. Saw them live for this albulm at Magic Mountain in Cali

My favourite Saxon song! Awesome band❤

Here's the basic story behind 2112. Their record label Mercury wanted them to do radio friendly songs. This was a protest. They said we're not doing this for you. We're doing it for us. So they made the first half of the record all one song (kinda) and gave them the finger and created this MASTERPIECE This is the story of that battle. Neil Peart, after he joined the band, wrote all of the lyrics to Rush music. We lost our GOAT. He's playing for GOD😇 now. That was the last time I cried (Sorry Christine. When Stevie goes I'm going to lose it) 😭 I'm jealous because you have the cool earphones like I had with my old turntable in the day. Now all I have is my little computer speaker. There's a new version has the cool graphics telling the story, in 1976 we were hit with both barrels(3?) with this, and only our imagination. " Listen to my music". "Hear what it can do". "Tere's something here as strong as life". "I know it will reach you." Thank you so much for making this GOAT enjoyable again. Happy belated 4/20.

It's short because there was an instrumental intro, Without Warning.

Dokken rhymes with Rockin

Their best album

Check out 'Thick as a Brick' by Jethro Tull. Tull was a huge influence on Rush, Iron Maiden, Dio, Richie Blackmoor ... many others. Thick as a Brick was a no 1 album as a single 45 minute track. Imagine that happening now. Not really possible.

I saw another reactor doing 2112,but I couldn't watch it because it was only 8 minutes long. It is like a national anthem, you should always play it in its entirety.