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He died penniless. Today his 800 plus remaining paintings are worth millions each.

I am not into metal music, but thought to try this song and boy, its been a big fave of mine now...been listening to him sing it since 2020 or 2021....nothing compares to the feeling he puts into how angry the words are....loved your reaction!

As otgers have said, Joni is not country. She started off with folk and grew into more complex jazz arrangements. She did an album with Charlie Mingus, the famed jazz bassist who had littke tolerance for wanna-be musicians. Her music is more sophisticated than country songs. Check out Amelia as an example.

I loved your reaction! I think you would love the video as well, the visuals are amazing

Hay una canción que no suena niño problematico

I’d give my left nut to be one of the sound/film crew. Getting paid to have an exclusive front row seat and a private show! Are you kidding me?

Now do the original with Bon Scott

Each microcosmic planet, a complete society. Then scale all the way up to universe size. How everything is built. Al, you are one of the few people that actually listen to a song properly. Good work. and Cheers.

I hope that you learned that that was not a drum kit that was KO and he is just about the best that there is when it comes to beatboxing these are just some of the most talented people that came together that I think we have really seen

Joni was folk music till she turned to jazz/blues.

Joni is the best. Next you Need to experience YES. 70’s YES. Rabbit hole both these masters Joni and YES. You won’t regret it.

Que bueno, saludos desde Buenos Aires, Mary.

Since you seem to review a lot of Rush, Pink Floyd, and Tool, I would suggest you check out Porcupine Tree and Steven Wilson's solo work. Kind of a blend of all three, but also they have their own sound.

Permanent Waves is my favorite Rush album, although Hemispheres comes close. As mentioned previously, Jacob's Ladder and Natural Science are my personal favorites off this album.

From THE NETHERLANDS❤😂

I was at this concert absolutely magical

Very good and empathetic reaction!

Check out Anthem, as well as By-Tor and the Snow Dog. More great early stuff!

Some really interesting Rush covers, including one of this song, on a tribute album called Working Man from 1996. Highly recommend it.

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The heart breaking part is a year after this song was out he would die 2 I miss Eddie o so much I wish he was still here🥺🥺🥺

Try listening to Limelight 1 of my Favorite songs.

Do yourself a favour and listen to all the Rush you can. Don’t miss out on the best and most skilled rock musicians that ever lived!

It's beautiful , too beautiful to overanalyze it. Just enjoy and love it as I do .

Fantástica voz....bela interpretação!❤❤❤

Thanks for the reaction! Request- Vodoo Chile (not Vodoo Child- Slight Return) off of Electric Ladyland from The Jimi Hendrix Experience

Smoothest transitions ever

LA MAXIMA PERFECCIÓN, RAYA EL ALMA HUMANA Y LA HACE MÁS HUMILDE, DEBERIA SER OÍDO Y SENTIDO EN TODO EL MUNDO.

Oh you lovely ginger sort of darling. I love that you hear this song as Country. It is so generous in a way, generous to describe her poetic voice and sound as Country. It's uniquely perceptive to include her voice in such a specific genre. Joni Mitchell has an ability, and this sort of speaks to your hearing this track as 'Country' , to pull mundane dribs and drabs from the human experience and weave them into musical essays. "You Turn Me On I'm a Radio", is certainly a 'country-ish' track of hers. Lovely. Thank you

1:58 Close, Gilmour - the guitarist - has the volume way up on his guitar and is rubbing a metal slide on the strings, but not fretting the notes, simply moving the slide up and down the neck. EDIT: You saw it was a slide a bit later on.

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They were playing in their home town Glasgow

With much of Rush stuff you have to think symphony in several movements. Look up Kubla Khan by S. T. Coleridge, this is what the Rush piece is about .

I read that he had to paint, it was a compulsion and he painted with the colors he had. Sometimes they were very few colors as he didn’t sell any paintings before he died and he was poor. His paintings were the first I fell in love with.

"Brakeman" is easily my favorite song. You're listening to a future legendary songwriter.

Yep one of there best😊😊

Music is mostly about sound, sometimes people can't understand the lyrics because you know why its HARD ROCK its loud in your face and its awesome thats what makes it so great the lyrics are there so the singer can have something to sing and sound great while their doing it. Its all about sound people don't take the lyrics so seriously. Their mostly subliminal anyway. Turn it up and rock out and quit straining your ears to hear the lyrics or you will miss the best part. 🙄🎸🎶🎵🥁🎤

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Eddie Cochran died so young. I was lucky to have seen him live. I was 12 or 13. This is such a wonder tribute to his friends.

I have listened to this song a hundred times and it still makes me cry!

One of the best reactions I 've seen and I've watched a lot of them! I love this version of this song and completely agree that with the original the meaning and depth were not there for me! This version made me think and appreciate the genius of the lyrics and the message behind them!

Castles in the Air

The greatest line up of this band. Bon Scott was one if not the best rock singer of all time.

Canary Islands 🇮🇨 🏝🌞in the building. Enjoying your reax 👍

You like Bon and Brian.

10/10

If you think the sound of the song is great, you should also watch their videos also. They are stupendous and expertly done. Very beautiful.