Oh yea I’m doing great! I travel the world learning new methods of singing and I happened to be in Thailand when the virus hit. We’re basically Covid free for months now as long as the boarders stay relatively closed. I hope you’re staying safe where you are ❤️
@@caligo7918 I know all of that, I've just never actually registered "The Face" because I always miss it. But with the freeze frame I can just feel the resentment. I may have trouble with nonverbal communication, but when it is presented in such a way I can pick it up.
I always like to say that David Draimen is the Lamborghini V-12 of vocalists. Smooth as butter on silk at low revs, then a throaty roar when you get towards the mid range, and finally an ungodly bellow of pure fury and sound when he goes full throttle. He’s amazing to listen to.
Paul Simon caught this performance on CONAN. He called David Draiman to compliment him, and tell him this is one of best covers he’d ever heard of his masterpiece. Draiman was understandably stunned by this call from the songwriter!
Something not a lot of people know is that David Draiman was a trained Jewish cantor. They are the ones that sing the prayers during services. They usually have very powerful voices. This was the first song by Disturbed I had heard that wasnt completely rock and I instantly fell in love with it. One of my favorite covers of all time.
He is classically trained when he studied to be a cantor, someone who sings liturgy or bible/torah verses. He said he was excited to hear his voice like this because he hadn't heard his voice like this since he was a teenager!
This is by far one of the best vocals I've ever heard. I'm usually not on that prefers a cover over a original. But this cover is better then the original. You should watch the official video for this song. I cried like a baby. Especially knowing the meaning behind the song.
-Draiman covers roughly two-and-a-half octaves from bottom to top. His vocals are so distinctive. -Disturbed had been nominated for a GRAMMY for Best Rock Performance for their rendition of "The Sound of Silence" while appearing on Conan. -David: "The fact that I was sick as a dog (laughs). I remember I was definitely fighting something off, but it was a cool experience. It was cool performing with an actual orchestra. It was really vibing and the mood helped, I think, enhance the delivery. The stars just aligned that night and everything went right." -
You're missing a great experience if you haven't had the chance to see them live. I've seen them 12 times so far and will go every single time they come close. David's voice is just as great live and they never disappoint. They also bring important issues to light.
Can I just say how wonderful it is to find a UA-cam vocal coach who allows themselves to be impressed by and love the material? Too many seem overly focused on proving their vocal coach skills by keeping generally unmoved unless they're describing some point of instruction. Having someone love this music, be impressed by the technique *and then* give us some insight into it is Best Teaching Method, imo. :)
This man CAN sing! I love the song before him and it took me a while to get that he was singing it slower than the original but he caught me with his voice from the very first time I heard it. He is AMAZING
His voice takes me on an emotional rollercoaster every time I hear this song. His voice is truly astounding. First time watching you and loved your reaction!!
David Draiman has described himself as "sick as a dog" the night he performed this on Conan. 102° temperature and bronchitis to boot. He is a genuine baritone, with a massive vocal range, and was classically trained as a cantor in a synagogue when he was younger. I heard that they didn't even tell him they were going to use Auto-Tune, they just did it without his permission. He didn't find out until post, and he didn't even find out from them, he heard it in the track and confronted them with it. Man, was he ever pissed. From what I hear he hates Auto-Tune, 'cause he feels like it's cheating. You should go listen to the live concert version with Myles Kennedy.
He was actually a little perturbed by the slight auto-tune the show used on this... he never uses it. In reality, it kind of messed up his natural vibrato like auto-tune is so good for.
He was more than a little perturbed... He was livid. He was also suffering from a slight head cold and missed a lyric... but you'd never know 'cause he's such a pro...
David is so amazing. And it’s even more amazing when you learn he was sick during this performance.:) I actual prefer the live version to the recorded one. He sounds amazing either way but there’s so much more emotion in his live I feel. Love it.:)
I absolutely love this version even though I grew up listening to the original. It's theatrical, powerful, sorrowful, and just friggin amazing. From what I understand, he was quite ill during this performance. Fever, weak etc.
Your facial reactions say it all !!! This is an amazing cover of a brilliant song, 1st done by Simon & Garfunkel warning us, if we don't change our ways we are headed for destruction, and Disturbs version is angry, because we didn’t listen to the warnings... 😌 I always feel this song is like a rollercoaster ride....... slowly bringing you to the top, with nervous anticipation, then quickly crashing to the bottom, leaving a pit in your stomach.....Great reaction & I had a very similar reaction, to my very soul......
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At your first break/critique; you said " is he going to open up" For those of us that know and love the version, your following responses are both expected and loved!
That vocal technique that you mentioned is called the "Yarl." It was used by alot of the singers from the 90's. Most notably Eddie Vedder, Lane Staley, Scott Stapp, and Scott Weiland.
Hey loved your reaction, don't know if you knew this but when the album this song is on was recorded, in 2015, it was just 12 months after David Dramen had major surgery on his vocal cords, because of polyps I read, from constant touring and performing since the band started in 2000. He was told it was very possible he would never sing again or at the least not like he could before. He purposely chose this song to cover BECAUSE of its vocal demands, just to prove he could still sing, he has amazing perseverance in my opinion. To be told you may never sing again but then make your comeback with this song....awesome
Nailed how that tone is created to a T! I use this technique when singing Pearl Jam, this song and several others. It really helps excentuate tone. I reacted the exact same way when hearing this for the first time
I have no idea why really... But I have been totally binge watching this song and reactions.... You, you alone have the best reaction on UA-cam. The pure visible pleasure in your reaction of this perfect song is so, so satisfying... You have the best reaction video, hands down!
Even better [not by much] piano than piano in Paul Simon's "bridge over troubled water". And timpani drum adds so much. My new favorite regular TV vocal performance. Heart Stairway cover and Aretha Franklin Natural Woman, both at Kennedy Center Honors, were special and during "special broadcasts'.
I love how she freezes him at 6:48 and goes on a rant about how he sings and it just looks like he's silently judging her and waiting for her to stop talking so he can keep singing. xD
keep in mind that A) he is a formally trained Cantor, and B) he was sick with a cold and sore throat at the time of this recording and still managed to deliver a flawless performance.
I love the rendition. The only thing i can critique is, I think he could have held the pause and let the reverb echo out at the very end after "in the soooouuuuund" just a second or two longer before "of silence".
He actually did that part slightly differently in the studio version. I played both versions simultaneously and posted it on my channel. (The two videos are the same except for how I displayed the graphs.)
I've heard it said in the comment section of other reaction videos to this song that Simon & Garfunkle's version was the warning and Disturbed's version is the wrath for not heeding that warning.
Check out ‘A Reason To Fight’ (the official live video is really emotional, but not as much about the song as it is the meaning of the lyrics and ‘If I Ever Lose My Faith In You’ cover.
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I'm a huge Disturbed fan. Since their very first song. David's voice has always amazed me. The done a similar song on their first album called Darkness. I reccomend that or to get more of a feeling for them check out Stricken. Amazing reaction and thanks for breaking it down so much. Shout out to Creed man. Their cover of Alice Cooper's Eighteen is amazing.
I just tonight discovered your channel. I had an immediate and forceful reaction, not to a review, but to your appearance. You are a stunner, young lady.
@Songs From A Suitcase If a vocalist with a deep voice is what your friend likes, check out the singer from the band "Cousteau". Great songs from them are "The Last Good Day of the Year", "Your Day Will Come", "Wish You Were Her" and "She Don't Hear Your Prayer".
I liked your reaction a lot! I love David's voice. Did you know that he was trained to become a Cantor as a kid/teenager? Please check out Falling in Reverse "The Drug in me is Reimagined" (2020). That's the completely "reimagined" version of the song "The Drug in me is you" (2011), so to really appreciate the vocalists development as a singer and an artist, you should watch the original at least in private or even better, react to both in one video and make a comparison. Another great performance to check out: Corey Taylor (Slipknot/ Stone Sour) singing "Snuff" live and acoustic in London. Greetings from Germany!
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Oh no, if you like deeeep vocals. Have I got a treat for you. Just o get you started, check these two songs. Search for more if you dare. " Home Free - Man of Constant Sorrow: ua-cam.com/video/-ew_bfFvros/v-deo.html " and " Home Free - Ring of Fire: ua-cam.com/video/0l3dsHCScxU/v-deo.html " You have been warned, there are deep vocals.
For a new band to listen to while lifting weights, or maybe you'll be inspired to start kickboxing is female fronted Ukrainian band Jinjer. Tatiana's vocals are equal parts beautiful and brutal. Pisces live session is where most start for the shock value, but Judgement & Punishment one-take almost equals it in that regard and is a much better technical showcase of her skills (the "live session" was to record their new drummer at the time and Tati's vocals are mostly right off the album in Pisces). Still you'll get more views on Pisces cuz some folks seek it out for that shock haha.
Home Free, A Cappella group sings Johny Cash’s Folsom Prison (each at there own homes) and if you love bass as much as us Home Fries (name the fans call themselves), than watch out for Tim Foust. He can go all the way down to a G1 and go as high in his vocal range as a Tenor. Chance isn’t that bad either with bass. Their Man of Constant Sorrow is good as well... And yes that beat boxer (Adam) is actually making that harmonica sound WITH NO INSTRUMENT. Check them out.
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Oh ny god Thankyou very much for the shout out I really loved your videos and you are so comediatic love you so much hope your safe
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@@SongsFromASuitcase Glad your all safe
He was just getting over the flu during this
I can't believe you hadn't heard this. Eddie loves this song
He also had the flu really bad during this performance! Which I think makes it even more impressive.
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I must admit, the freeze frame at 5:57 is actually the first time I saw the face he made when they autotuned him.
Not a fake Hollywood singer flu.
He was legitimately sick.
Conan confirmed. And Conan is Conan.
@@Yazpo and he was livid afterwards, cause he had told them he hates autotune
@@caligo7918 I know all of that, I've just never actually registered "The Face" because I always miss it. But with the freeze frame I can just feel the resentment. I may have trouble with nonverbal communication, but when it is presented in such a way I can pick it up.
I always like to say that David Draimen is the Lamborghini V-12 of vocalists. Smooth as butter on silk at low revs, then a throaty roar when you get towards the mid range, and finally an ungodly bellow of pure fury and sound when he goes full throttle. He’s amazing to listen to.
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That is a fantastic analogy!
But we all know that the Lexus V-10 is better.
Totally agreed
This is the GD BEST DESCRIPTION EVER!
Paul Simon caught this performance on CONAN. He called David Draiman to compliment him, and tell him this is one of best covers he’d ever heard of his masterpiece. Draiman was understandably stunned by this call from the songwriter!
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This cover is also the ONLY cover Paul Simon ever posted a link to on his own social media in his entire, prolific songwriting career.
This is wrong. He met Paul Simon at an event and talked with him…
@@jillbecker8651yeah they were at a resort or something.
I love the way he immediately cleans up his tone on that last "sounds.... of siiiii lennnnnnce". No more grit, in the blink of an eye.
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he does it even quicker and smoother when going from "tenement" to "halls".
God: David, do you want an angelic voice or a demon voice?
David: Yes
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Same tired old comment on every reaction to this. It’s unoriginal and it’s a fish for likes which mean absolutely nothing
Something not a lot of people know is that David Draiman was a trained Jewish cantor. They are the ones that sing the prayers during services. They usually have very powerful voices. This was the first song by Disturbed I had heard that wasnt completely rock and I instantly fell in love with it. One of my favorite covers of all time.
He is classically trained when he studied to be a cantor, someone who sings liturgy or bible/torah verses. He said he was excited to hear his voice like this because he hadn't heard his voice like this since he was a teenager!
If you pause the video to catch your expression at the camera at 2:16, it perfectly sums up how most people react to this performance. Mind blowing.
"WOW❗"
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I never get tired of hearing this, AND of seeing other people's reactions to this beautiful rendition.
Does no one addres his impeccable diction? It's beautiful!
He was actually trained in classical music. That training carrys over beautifully.
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I loled when you said "I wonder if he is going to open up later to add to the dynamics...."
This is by far one of the best vocals I've ever heard. I'm usually not on that prefers a cover over a original. But this cover is better then the original. You should watch the official video for this song. I cried like a baby. Especially knowing the meaning behind the song.
The video is another reason I prefer the official version over the live. It really added dimension to David's great vocals.
-Draiman covers roughly two-and-a-half octaves from bottom to top. His vocals are so distinctive.
-Disturbed had been nominated for a GRAMMY for Best Rock Performance for their rendition of "The Sound of Silence" while appearing on Conan.
-David: "The fact that I was sick as a dog (laughs). I remember I was definitely fighting something off, but it was a cool experience. It was cool performing with an actual orchestra. It was really vibing and the mood helped, I think, enhance the delivery. The stars just aligned that night and everything went right."
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Thank very much for your info, respect.
You're missing a great experience if you haven't had the chance to see them live. I've seen them 12 times so far and will go every single time they come close. David's voice is just as great live and they never disappoint. They also bring important issues to light.
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Can I just say how wonderful it is to find a UA-cam vocal coach who allows themselves to be impressed by and love the material? Too many seem overly focused on proving their vocal coach skills by keeping generally unmoved unless they're describing some point of instruction. Having someone love this music, be impressed by the technique *and then* give us some insight into it is Best Teaching Method, imo. :)
Anyone else want to marry his voice?? I mean I never get tired of listening to him.
This man CAN sing! I love the song before him and it took me a while to get that he was singing it slower than the original but he caught me with his voice from the very first time I heard it. He is AMAZING
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His voice takes me on an emotional rollercoaster every time I hear this song. His voice is truly astounding. First time watching you and loved your reaction!!
David Draiman has described himself as "sick as a dog" the night he performed this on Conan. 102° temperature and bronchitis to boot. He is a genuine baritone, with a massive vocal range, and was classically trained as a cantor in a synagogue when he was younger. I heard that they didn't even tell him they were going to use Auto-Tune, they just did it without his permission. He didn't find out until post, and he didn't even find out from them, he heard it in the track and confronted them with it. Man, was he ever pissed. From what I hear he hates Auto-Tune, 'cause he feels like it's cheating. You should go listen to the live concert version with Myles Kennedy.
I know there were things he hated about this performance but he still did amazingly. I’m not kidding when I say that I started crying
He was actually a little perturbed by the slight auto-tune the show used on this... he never uses it. In reality, it kind of messed up his natural vibrato like auto-tune is so good for.
Woah! I see.
He was more than a little perturbed... He was livid. He was also suffering from a slight head cold and missed a lyric... but you'd never know 'cause he's such a pro...
He wasn't perturbed he was PISSED
@@sersastark You can see him look off stage when he realizes it. They knew they were gonna get shit on by David after he did amazing anyways!
You could say he was disturbed
YOU WERE NOT READY FOR HIS FRY!!!!!!!!
David is so amazing. And it’s even more amazing when you learn he was sick during this performance.:) I actual prefer the live version to the recorded one. He sounds amazing either way but there’s so much more emotion in his live I feel. Love it.:)
I absolutely love this version even though I grew up listening to the original. It's theatrical, powerful, sorrowful, and just friggin amazing. From what I understand, he was quite ill during this performance. Fever, weak etc.
Your facial reactions say it all !!! This is an amazing cover of a brilliant song, 1st done by Simon & Garfunkel warning us, if we don't change our ways we are headed for destruction, and Disturbs version is angry, because we didn’t listen to the warnings... 😌 I always feel this song is like a rollercoaster ride....... slowly bringing you to the top, with nervous anticipation, then quickly crashing to the bottom, leaving a pit in your stomach.....Great reaction & I had a very similar reaction, to my very soul......
Thank you so, much! Hope you explore more from my channel. There might be other reactions you'd like to see :)
I get chills everytime I hear this!!! He's amazing!!!
I watched this on Conan when it was live. I cried 😭 through the whole song. That song has such a deep and beautiful meaning.
Love the respect from the audience.
I am on a four hour binge of reaction video's to this song and I refuse to apologize
Four hours, that’s all? I’m on my fourth YEAR of watching reactions to this version.
"In the naked light I "SAW""... Most angelic word ever sung....
Ok. You two need to listen/watch Home Free - man of constant sorrow!!!
This one is so good!
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The Oogey Boogeysong by Voiceplay if you like deep voices.
When disturbed sing this live with myles Kennedy is amazing aswell
At your first break/critique; you said " is he going to open up"
For those of us that know and love the version, your following responses are both expected and loved!
I really was in for a treat :)
I kept wanting to reply, give it a moment. It’s going to get even better!
That vocal technique that you mentioned is called the "Yarl." It was used by alot of the singers from the 90's. Most notably Eddie Vedder, Lane Staley, Scott Stapp, and Scott Weiland.
IMO, she definitely meant Vedder...
Wow, this voice coach really knows her stuff. Thanks for the lesson.
Hey loved your reaction, don't know if you knew this but when the album this song is on was recorded, in 2015, it was just 12 months after David Dramen had major surgery on his vocal cords, because of polyps I read, from constant touring and performing since the band started in 2000. He was told it was very possible he would never sing again or at the least not like he could before. He purposely chose this song to cover BECAUSE of its vocal demands, just to prove he could still sing, he has amazing perseverance in my opinion. To be told you may never sing again but then make your comeback with this song....awesome
Hahaha! That's really something. Thank you for sharing that :)
I love that you noticed he switched from gritty to clean in the middle of "tenement halls". Most people miss that.
Oh! Yeah, it's pretty noticeable for me :)
@@SongsFromASuitcase, I'm not a singer but that blew me away. Draiman is to singing what Steve Vai is to guitar.
Dave loves the grit 😊
Thank you for sharing your reaction and to help break it down for us non singers.
My pleasure!!
I love your reaction at 2:46!
Amazing what you can do when you are a classically trained cantor.
5:45 "you can hear that he wanted to rock it out a little bit more." Look on David's face..."just you wait dear"
Little late but the utter joy you express at the 7:40 mark is everything. We would def be friends irl😊
Nailed how that tone is created to a T! I use this technique when singing Pearl Jam, this song and several others. It really helps excentuate tone. I reacted the exact same way when hearing this for the first time
His voice ages like fine fucking wine, David is a legends.
So wish i could grit, and so impressed you could
I have no idea why really... But I have been totally binge watching this song and reactions.... You, you alone have the best reaction on UA-cam. The pure visible pleasure in your reaction of this perfect song is so, so satisfying... You have the best reaction video, hands down!
Trained as Cantor. Has a vocal coach, and works with a body trainer, all in order to build and protect his greatest gift. His voice
That look of Draiman @5:37 was a look at the technicians for the use of autotune which he didn't want
Two best covers I have ever heard are this, and Heart's Stairway to
Heaven. I highly recommend listening to Heart's tribute to Led Zeppelin.
I loved your review and feedback on this. I learned a ton from you on filling the room. Thanks
Even better [not by much] piano than piano in Paul Simon's "bridge over troubled water". And timpani drum adds so much. My new favorite regular TV vocal performance. Heart Stairway cover and Aretha Franklin Natural Woman, both at Kennedy Center Honors, were special and during "special broadcasts'.
So t think I’ve seen you react so viscerally and emotionally. It’s like you lost focus on critiquing and fell for it. I liked it
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I love how she freezes him at 6:48 and goes on a rant about how he sings and it just looks like he's silently judging her and waiting for her to stop talking so he can keep singing. xD
oh snap you watched the live version!!!
When the Live performance is better...wow
keep in mind that A) he is a formally trained Cantor, and B) he was sick with a cold and sore throat at the time of this recording and still managed to deliver a flawless performance.
I love the rendition. The only thing i can critique is, I think he could have held the pause and let the reverb echo out at the very end after "in the soooouuuuund" just a second or two longer before "of silence".
He actually did that part slightly differently in the studio version. I played both versions simultaneously and posted it on my channel. (The two videos are the same except for how I displayed the graphs.)
An American classic,
Thank you for the reaction ❤️ My hope for a peaceful and happy holidays to you and yours. And to all🌎❤️🌎
If you go down the metal rabbit hole, wait until you get all the suggestions to react to JINJER - Pisces (Live Session) .
...and Judgement and Punishment One Take...
@@aliwantizu J&P one-take is a better technical presentation of Tatiana's vocal skills.
I've heard it said in the comment section of other reaction videos to this song that Simon & Garfunkle's version was the warning and Disturbed's version is the wrath for not heeding that warning.
Very knowledgeable commentary and great sense of humor.
You really need to watch “Falling In Reverse” The drug in me is reimagined!
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That technique is called yarling. Eddie Vedder and Scott Weiland used it extensively.
Good to know! Thanks!
@@SongsFromASuitcase You’re welcome. Would love to see a reaction to Home Free singing Man of Constant Sorrow or Ring of Fire ft. Avi Kaplan.
Check out ‘A Reason To Fight’ (the official live video is really emotional, but not as much about the song as it is the meaning of the lyrics and ‘If I Ever Lose My Faith In You’ cover.
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I found your channel today and subscribed to it today 😀 ❤ you have a outstanding voice yourself 👍
The vocalist was sick during this performance, which is way more impressive! Best cover song ever!
David was trained as a Cantor from childhood. #NowYou Know
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I'm a huge Disturbed fan. Since their very first song. David's voice has always amazed me. The done a similar song on their first album called Darkness. I reccomend that or to get more of a feeling for them check out Stricken. Amazing reaction and thanks for breaking it down so much. Shout out to Creed man. Their cover of Alice Cooper's Eighteen is amazing.
I just tonight discovered your channel. I had an immediate and forceful reaction, not to a review, but to your appearance. You are a stunner, young lady.
Really real vocal skills 😊
I just subscribed to your channel watching one of your videos and was actually going to recommend this lol
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Try this one by Disturbed "Hold On To Memories" another great one
That is a phenomenal piece of music.
I love your energy
Why, thank you :)
He was sick as fu¢k. And he NAILED it!!!
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He lets us hear the silence with his pauses.
@Songs From A Suitcase If a vocalist with a deep voice is what your friend likes, check out the singer from the band "Cousteau". Great songs from them are "The Last Good Day of the Year", "Your Day Will Come", "Wish You Were Her" and "She Don't Hear Your Prayer".
I liked your reaction a lot! I love David's voice. Did you know that he was trained to become a Cantor as a kid/teenager?
Please check out Falling in Reverse "The Drug in me is Reimagined" (2020). That's the completely "reimagined" version of the song "The Drug in me is you" (2011), so to really appreciate the vocalists development as a singer and an artist, you should watch the original at least in private or even better, react to both in one video and make a comparison.
Another great performance to check out: Corey Taylor (Slipknot/ Stone Sour) singing "Snuff" live and acoustic in London.
Greetings from Germany!
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she is incredibly gorgeous! and adorable!
3:04, that’s because he’s giving it a rock vibe, and the N is a semi phonetic consonant. Rock genre is known for that.
This is so cool thanks
Sending a 🥰virtual hug🥰
Check out Home Free cover of Johnny Cash's "Ring of Fire".
It’s not often that you get to rock out with the timpani!
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Despite the flu, this is my favorite version of this song. Much more gravitas than the original and his voice...ridiculous.
😲 Ooooh, I didn't know how much I could enjoy this style till I heard this. Thank you for this one!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you so much, I adore the song reviews and you make me wish I could sing. You are awesome! Thank you for making my day brighter.
You are so welcome! 💜🎶🎶💜
The sound of silence by Disturbed and Myles Kennedy Houston Texas live
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You should do halestorm familiar taste of poison .lizzie hale along with Hayley Williams are such incredibly underrated singers.
Damn That Baritone Rocks
RIP Head-phone users' ears!
he is mesmerizing and you are adorable
Omgoodness... She's alot. Disturbed lead singer is fantastic!
For a new band to listen to while lifting weights, or maybe you'll be inspired to start kickboxing is female fronted Ukrainian band Jinjer. Tatiana's vocals are equal parts beautiful and brutal. Pisces live session is where most start for the shock value, but Judgement & Punishment one-take almost equals it in that regard and is a much better technical showcase of her skills (the "live session" was to record their new drummer at the time and Tati's vocals are mostly right off the album in Pisces). Still you'll get more views on Pisces cuz some folks seek it out for that shock haha.
Your face is perfectly expressive.
Fantastic reaction. Loved the video
What a brilliant reaction video thank you
Love your reaction and you also have a lovely voice,do you have any recordings of you singing.
Home Free, A Cappella group sings Johny Cash’s Folsom Prison (each at there own homes) and if you love bass as much as us Home Fries (name the fans call themselves), than watch out for Tim Foust. He can go all the way down to a G1 and go as high in his vocal range as a Tenor. Chance isn’t that bad either with bass. Their Man of Constant Sorrow is good as well... And yes that beat boxer (Adam) is actually making that harmonica sound WITH NO INSTRUMENT. Check them out.
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