Ugh, you make me feel old... 🙂 To say that you've never heard of Bob Seger, to me, is like saying that you've never heard of Beethoven. This song came out in the 1976 and was all over the radio. It probably is on the sound track of multiple movies but, it was never featured. His song Turn The Page, from '73 is an iconic and amazing song by him. Great reaction. Thanks!
This song came out in 1976, on his album of the same name. Bob is Phenomenal and is my favorite artist of all time. He’s a fantastic lyricist, singer and story teller. He touches your soul and takes you back to a time. His “Like a rock” and “ against the wind” should be on your radar. Really anything by Bob is great, can’t go wrong
Bob made me fall in love with music. Honest straight forward lyrics. Bob didn't play the corporate game, he wrote and played his own songs when and where he wanted.
Bob seger is an American treasure. With many fantastic songs. Night moves Turn the page Hollywood nights Roll me away Against the wind The fire inside Etc
He had four consecutive magnificent albums in the 70’s. Night moves, Live Bullet, Stranger In Town and Against The Wind. Familiarize yourself. You won’t regret it.
great pick , thanks. Seger had great bands from late '60s on. silver bullet band name came about in maybe '73 or so there is a story about that, lots of stories about this bunch, some are songs. (like turn the page). 30yrs of doing 200 gigs a year makes lots of stories. and memories.
I am 59 years old. i was born in 1964 the Last year of the Baby Boomers. I found your channel when I saw Bob Seger. I am glad I lived through a golden era of Music from 1970's and 80's.
Oh yeah, Bob Seger is the real deal. So many great songs from him for you to discover. Thanks for sharing this one. Speaking of memories, you should listen to Bob Seger's Like A Rock.
This song came out, and was a big hit well before there were music videos. This video was done much later. Probably sometime in the ninety's. Definitely one of Bob's best.
@@flowersafterrainfall I understand, just hope you get to hear the real thing sometime. I have no idea why many of these “ official videos “ are so cut up
Why do commenters not state the obvious, one guy out of a hundred posted about missing the iconic ending. Have these people posting ever heard the song? Reactions are a total scam
Nostalgia In Greek, nostalgia means literally, the pain from an old wound. It’s a twinge in your heart, far more powerful than memory alone. And it takes us to a place where we ache to go again
this is my favorite song to just cruise to with the windows down during the still summer nights. Just enjoying the light shows of heat lightning in the southern sky, and taking a moment to myself to just enjoy life.
I don't recall ever watching the video for this song, but I've listened to it hundreds of times. I never knew that the video featured young Matt LeBlanc and Justine Batemen. Both have been in numerous TV shows and movies, including Friends.
As mentioned, the young man is Matt LeBlanc, a year or two before he became Joey. He was friends with the video director, Wayne Isham (who has an impressive list of music videos he’s directed. He cast Matt as a favor. Just before this, Matt also had a small part in the Tom Petty video Into the Great Wide Open with Johnny Depp and Faye Dunnaway. The “black haired beauty with big dark eyes” is Daphne Zuniga. She was in Melrose Place and a bunch of other smaller roles, but is Gen X’ers know her as Princess Vespa from Spaceballs. The young couple walking together then on the blanket in from of the screen is Johnny Galecki and Natasha Gregson Wagner. Johnny was Russ in Christmas Vacation, David in Roseanne and of course Leonard in Big Bang Theory. Natasha had some small roles, mostly in obscure movies. Her mom was Natalie Wood and her father was Richard Gregson. Shortly after she was born her parents divorced and her mom married Robert Wagner again. He didn’t adopt Natasha, but they had a strong relationship and she took his name. Sorry…I’m a nerd. Cheers!
Bob has been a big for my wife and I. We started our dating time with His wonderful songs. When we were married this was our first concert together . We have had 43 years listening as big fans. So glad you opened this door. Bob has a huge prolific run of some wonderful top storytelling and top-notch Albums.
I am 66 years old, been to a bunch of concerts ....... A LOT OF CONCERTS!. Saw Bob Segar for the first time during his farewell tour and it was one of the best, if not the best, concerts I have ever seen. Never realized how many top 100 hits this artist recorded in his career. Loved how he paid homage to the greats who have come and gone with pictures of them on the stage back drop. A very memorable night. TY BS for the music you left us and TY for reacting.
As great a nostaligolic storyteller as Bob was, it's always the piano that brings me back. Love the baritone, and makes me miss spending time with my Dad.
So this song is from 1976 video made in 94 ,,, Great reaction! So you will end up finding endless solid amazing songs from bob... But yeah seger has 3 phases 68-73 raw rock almost acid rock at times. Great stoner music! 74-80 is the best of the best that goes up against any music of any time! Just pure what rock is all about!! 83- 2022 is all really great stuff but seger experimented a bit and mixed in some different sounds with the rock. Still producing tons of really great songs within that time! 1 of the very best song Writers! Performers! Singers! And from meeting him a few times he is also a really great human being!
All of his songs tell a story, and it's usually one most of us can relate to. He's authentic and sings from the heart about life experiences and feelings we all have. He's in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for a reason. I saw him in concert in Detroit in the early '80s and it was awesome start to finish. As someone said below, he doesn't have a bad song, so you can't go wrong. But if you're looking for others to review I've always liked "Roll Me Away" and "Hollywood Nights."
Yaa Buddy 👍.Great Reaction! I've been checking out the comments, and Ditto, to all of the great things everyone wrote. 😂 Downtown Trains, is a great Seger song, but I didn't see it mentioned in the comments. Good luck, you got 1 new subscription...😊
Now I feel old...Seeger was big when I was in high school in the late 70's, and this was just one of many great songs he did. Hearing it now takes me back to many, many Saturday nights at the local drive in. Turn A Page (later covered by Metallica) is another favorite. I think you'd like Get Out of Denver; he sings it as fast as you talk when you get excited 😁.
I remember when the song came out. I was a senior in college in 1976 working at the radio station on campus, and I played the song on my show. A few months later, I was in the production studio, working on my night moves to this song with a crush that I'll never forget. I remember driving across country in 1978 and hearing it again, months after the break-up. I totally lost it. I had to pull off the road and listen. Bob's a great storyteller. Thanks for bringing up old memories! 🙂
Thanks for your reaction. Bob Seger's music seems to get better with age. I look forward to your reaction to my Ko-fi donation, for Angelina Jordan singing "I Put a Spell On You".
my dad used to parody that song when I was child by singing "like a sock" 😂 i dont remember all of the words, but it always made me laugh and every time one of those commercials came on, he would sing it really loudly 😂
Nostalgia comes from the greek nostos (return) and algos (pain). It is the pain or suffering that comes from wanting to return home. He is remembering the past and this girl he claims he had no love for ("we weren't in love -- oh no, far from it"). It was summertime, the summer of his youth. They spend the summer together "practicing" their "night moves," but go their own ways at the end. The "thunder" was the protagonist as an adult ("with autumn closing in") remembering this time, and realizing how much he really felt for the girl. All he has now is this pain of remembrance. The song is so beautifully written and performed, and it has brought tears to my eyes upon hearing it since 1976.
Bob started back in the late 60s and first charted with 2+2 and Ramblin Gamblin Man. He didn't form the Silver Bullet Band officially until 1993. Bob Seger is known as the Detroit Boy that is one of the best story tellers and reflects upon life in many ways. Plenty of Bob Seger to listen to from 2 + 2, Night Moves; Running Against the Wind; Like a Rock; Shamed by the Moon; Turn the Page; Just Roll With it ; You'll Accompany Me; and Main Street to name just a few.
It wasn't written for a film (AFAIK) but it was a signature featured song in the film "American Pop," an animated and fictional history of pop music in America. Available on YT: ua-cam.com/video/UwfslZWSt4c/v-deo.html The song comes in at about 1:27 in the feature length film.
Some artist's had names for the actual band some are Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers George Thourogood and The Destroyers Joan Jett and The Blackhearts Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band Bob Marley and The Wailers Johnny Cash and The Tennessee Three and many more...
Not from a film, and from the mid 1970s, not the 90s. Much of Bob Seger's music is nostalgic in nature. Heck, he's been making me feel nostalgic since I was about 17 -far too young to feel nostalgic and nearly 50 years ago. He just has had a magic way of passing along the nostalgia for the lives he remembers, and allowing us to share in those feelings, and insert our own memories into the feelings.
You may recognize the kid in the lavender shirt checking out the girl at the snack stand, he ended playing everyones favorite lunkhead on friends, Joey Tribianti.
In the early nineties Bob seger remastered all his greatest hits and made a few videos. I think what's throwing you is Matt LeBlanc in the video and everybody knows him from the TV show Friends. As far as Seger's music goes. Listen to it all. The album live bullet is one of the best albums ever made.
@@jackjohnson7714 Can't really argue with that. Just throwing out what Rolling Stone said. They also said Seger was only the 181st best vocalist of all time. So there's that 🤔
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, this song hits you a lot different when you’re in the Autumn of your life. Ain’t it funny how the night moves. With autumn closing in. When I was young it was a song of hope and promise. At 57 it’s a bittersweet reminder that those days are long gone but also remembering how sweet they were.
Quite a few of Bob Seger's songs are about nostalgia and reminiscing about youth. You should check out "Against the Wind", "Old Time Rock n' Roll", and "Making Thunderbirds" for a vision of simpler times gone by.
I seen Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band in 1976 or1977 at a little auditorium in Birmingham Al. only seated 1500 people it was awesome good memories. My buddy called and said you want to see Bob Seger only cost 6 bucks i think it was, it was good times 70s were a lot of fun . i was 16-17. But the greatest thing i did in my life was Rededicating my life to Jesus Christ about 10 years ago . ROMANS 10:9-10, ROMANS 10:13, ACTS 2:21 . DONT WAIT HE IS COMING BACK SOONER THAN YOU THINK I LOVE YALL . JESUS IS LORD
Seger is a poet and most of his songs are about life. This one is about being akward teenagers hooking up and at the end looking back on those days. Check out any of his songs, none are bad.
Night Moves was a big hit for Seger in 1976. If it has been used in films, they were all well after that. Seger is one of the greatest songwriters in rock history (IMO). Great voice & most of his songs tell a story. (Like a Rock, Still the Same, We've Got Tonight, Hollywood Nights, Against the Wind, Her Strut, Katmandu, Mainstreet, Rock and Roll Never Forgets...and Turn the Page... which has been covered many times)
He's relevant today cuz a lot of us that first started listening to him in the seventies and eighties we're still here I've seen him five times and never a bad show
If you watched the movie Risky Business you heard one of his songs Tom Cruise danced to Old time rock and roll. The Silver Bullet Band is the band Bob Seger is the singer he also plays guitar and keyboard. Try these Turn the Page Katmandu Her Strut Fire Down Below Rock and Roll never Forgets Old time rock and roll Mainstreet Fire Lake Against The Wind Hollywood Nights Travelin man Beautiful Loser Come To Poppa Just to name a few if a long list of hits from the hit machine known as Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band.
This song was not written for a film, and as you noted, what sounds like a simple song about young love (or lust) actually becomes very poignant at the end, with autumn closing in. Nice reaction, you've got a new subscriber.
Love the song (1976) and hate the video (1994). The song perfectly engages our memories. And it is doubtful that any video can compete with ones memories. This video seems to be mainly nostalgia for drive-in movie theaters: sneaking in, flirting, sex in cars. It’s Weekend at Porky’s meets Friends. There is no sense of years passing, perspective changing, the bittersweet remembering. Maybe the clips of Bob playing the guitar were supposed to.
Bob Seger is a great story teller. Try "fire lake" or "Like a rock" next, just found your channel , keep listening to great music and love your reaction :)
THE FIRE DOWN BELOW, LIKE A ROCK, and TURN THE PAGE are great songs by Bob Seger to listen and react to. Your intro is fine, your outro is fine. Just remember to never pause during a guitar solo, maybe before or after, but never during. It is considered disrespectful to the player to interrupt. I remember thus dong on the 7o's when it first came out. I was happy when the video was added in the 9o's as a re-release to a new audience. Keep it going and enjoy.
Great job with your reaction and thoughts on the song Night Moves from Bod Seger And The Silver Built Band . Yes this is a great song from Him but My favorite is Turn The Page . The Song Metallic covered.that Flowers May know.
Okay so I'm just watching your video now of night moves and you ask if it has been used in a movie ....long ago there was an animated movie called American Pop and the hero of the movie goes into a studio and starts singing Night Moves and all the guys in the control booth start freaking out because they know that it is a hit song.....I'm sure if I look hard enough on UA-cam there is a snippet of it somewhere, but yes Bob Seger's music gets used in soundtracks a lot, most recently in the Jennifer Lawrence movie NO Hard Feelings where they use a song called You'll accompany Me during the end credits!
Just to clear up something.This song came out in the seventies. I was in my mid twenties. This is one song that only got better over the year. You should check out turn the page. Another banger Peace ✌️
You can't go wrong with Bob Seger - the greatest story teller in rock.
Bob Seger was the singer and his band was the Silver Bullet Band. One of my favorite singers and song writers of all times.
Ugh, you make me feel old... 🙂 To say that you've never heard of Bob Seger, to me, is like saying that you've never heard of Beethoven. This song came out in the 1976 and was all over the radio. It probably is on the sound track of multiple movies but, it was never featured. His song Turn The Page, from '73 is an iconic and amazing song by him. Great reaction. Thanks!
Right the fuck parents teaching 😂
You have to understand that to the late boomers and early x ers ,bob wrote our lives.we forever love him for it.
This song came out in 1976, on his album of the same name. Bob is
Phenomenal and is my favorite artist of all time. He’s a fantastic lyricist, singer and story teller. He touches your soul and takes you back to a time. His “Like a rock” and “ against the wind” should be on your radar. Really anything by Bob is great, can’t go wrong
A great storyteller. He can make you nostalgic for a time you never experienced.
Seger is huge. Has an enormous catalog of incredible albums. He wasn't easy listening, he was the "Detriot Rocker", and amazing live.
Bob made me fall in love with music. Honest straight forward lyrics. Bob didn't play the corporate game, he wrote and played his own songs when and where he wanted.
Bob seger is an American treasure. With many fantastic songs.
Night moves
Turn the page
Hollywood nights
Roll me away
Against the wind
The fire inside
Etc
He had four consecutive magnificent albums in the 70’s. Night moves, Live Bullet, Stranger In Town and Against The Wind. Familiarize yourself. You won’t regret it.
I have them all on vinyl.
Live Bullet being the earliest of those.
5 if you include Beautiful Loser, it was before all of these. It may have been popular mainly in the S.E. Michigan area.
The Distance
5 great albums, everyone forgets about Beautiful Loser.
great pick , thanks. Seger had great bands from late '60s on. silver bullet band name came about in maybe '73 or so there is a story about that, lots of stories about this bunch, some are songs. (like turn the page). 30yrs of doing 200 gigs a year makes lots of stories. and memories.
Roll Me Away, one of Bob's best songs.
checkout Bob Segers "Turn the Page" one of my all time favorites
Great reaction! Bob Seger has several good songs. A very enjoyable band.
I am 59 years old. i was born in 1964 the Last year of the Baby Boomers. I found your channel when I saw Bob Seger. I am glad I lived through a golden era of Music from 1970's and 80's.
Oh yeah, Bob Seger is the real deal. So many great songs from him for you to discover. Thanks for sharing this one. Speaking of memories, you should listen to Bob Seger's Like A Rock.
This song came out, and was a big hit well before there were music videos. This video was done much later. Probably sometime in the ninety's. Definitely one of Bob's best.
Nostalgia never goes out of style, does it? Great timeless rock music. 5:05 wait is that Joey from Friends!? LOL
Great Rock music will always stay great!
This version of Night Moves has been cut up like a Christmas ham and then they left off the incredible ending. Always go for the studio version
i reacted to the link that was sent to me by the viewer who paid for it. 🙂
@@flowersafterrainfall I understand, just hope you get to hear the real thing sometime. I have no idea why many of these “ official videos “ are so cut up
Why do commenters not state the obvious, one guy out of a hundred posted about missing the iconic ending. Have these people posting ever heard the song? Reactions are a total scam
I was going to just now comment on this. The ending to this song is fantastic.
I believe this video was made many years after the song was originally released. Probably to promote a greatest hits release.
Bob Seger has a million hits…….he has never written a bad song
Nostalgia
In Greek, nostalgia means literally, the pain from an old wound. It’s a twinge in your heart, far more powerful than memory alone. And it takes us to a place where we ache to go again
A classic from the 70’s. Thank you!🤘🎸
this is my favorite song to just cruise to with the windows down during the still summer nights. Just enjoying the light shows of heat lightning in the southern sky, and taking a moment to myself to just enjoy life.
I don't recall ever watching the video for this song, but I've listened to it hundreds of times. I never knew that the video featured young Matt LeBlanc and Justine Batemen. Both have been in numerous TV shows and movies, including Friends.
Justine was not in it
@@danj312 You're right. It was actually Daphne Zuniga, who looks very similar.
As mentioned, the young man is Matt LeBlanc, a year or two before he became Joey. He was friends with the video director, Wayne Isham (who has an impressive list of music videos he’s directed. He cast Matt as a favor. Just before this, Matt also had a small part in the Tom Petty video Into the Great Wide Open with Johnny Depp and Faye Dunnaway.
The “black haired beauty with big dark eyes” is Daphne Zuniga. She was in Melrose Place and a bunch of other smaller roles, but is Gen X’ers know her as Princess Vespa from Spaceballs.
The young couple walking together then on the blanket in from of the screen is Johnny Galecki and Natasha Gregson Wagner. Johnny was Russ in Christmas Vacation, David in Roseanne and of course Leonard in Big Bang Theory. Natasha had some small roles, mostly in obscure movies. Her mom was Natalie Wood and her father was Richard Gregson. Shortly after she was born her parents divorced and her mom married Robert Wagner again. He didn’t adopt Natasha, but they had a strong relationship and she took his name.
Sorry…I’m a nerd.
Cheers!
Bob has been a big for my wife and I. We started our dating time with His wonderful songs. When we were married this was our first concert together . We have had 43 years listening as big fans. So glad you opened this door. Bob has a huge prolific run of some wonderful top storytelling and top-notch
Albums.
Bright Angel, I really enjoyed your heartfelt commentary and how you enjoyed the music. Music brings back memories, and that's part of the magic.
I am 66 years old, been to a bunch of concerts ....... A LOT OF CONCERTS!. Saw Bob Segar for the first time during his farewell tour and it was one of the best, if not the best, concerts I have ever seen. Never realized how many top 100 hits this artist recorded in his career. Loved how he paid homage to the greats who have come and gone with pictures of them on the stage back drop. A very memorable night. TY BS for the music you left us and TY for reacting.
This song is pure nostalgia
Old school music from my time..😊 A good description of how it made you feel, And that's what music is about isn't it?
As great a nostaligolic storyteller as Bob was, it's always the piano that brings me back. Love the baritone, and makes me miss spending time with my Dad.
So this song is from 1976 video made in 94 ,,, Great reaction! So you will end up finding endless solid amazing songs from bob... But yeah seger has 3 phases 68-73 raw rock almost acid rock at times. Great stoner music! 74-80 is the best of the best that goes up against any music of any time! Just pure what rock is all about!! 83- 2022 is all really great stuff but seger experimented a bit and mixed in some different sounds with the rock. Still producing tons of really great songs within that time! 1 of the very best song Writers! Performers! Singers! And from meeting him a few times he is also a really great human being!
All of his songs tell a story, and it's usually one most of us can relate to. He's authentic and sings from the heart about life experiences and feelings we all have. He's in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for a reason. I saw him in concert in Detroit in the early '80s and it was awesome start to finish. As someone said below, he doesn't have a bad song, so you can't go wrong. But if you're looking for others to review I've always liked "Roll Me Away" and "Hollywood Nights."
Yaa Buddy 👍.Great Reaction!
I've been checking out the comments, and Ditto, to all of the great things everyone wrote. 😂 Downtown Trains, is a great Seger song, but I didn't see it mentioned in the comments. Good luck, you got 1 new subscription...😊
Nice to see you smile, it's lovely❤
I had a Ford Galaxy 500 with a big back seat. Great memories. My 69 Camaro was awesome, but not nearly as accommodating.
I grew up as a teenager watching him live in concert. His music never gets old.
Dive down this rabbit hole! You will not be disappointed.
Now I feel old...Seeger was big when I was in high school in the late 70's, and this was just one of many great songs he did. Hearing it now takes me back to many, many Saturday nights at the local drive in. Turn A Page (later covered by Metallica) is another favorite. I think you'd like Get Out of Denver; he sings it as fast as you talk when you get excited 😁.
I remember when the song came out. I was a senior in college in 1976 working at the radio station on campus, and I played the song on my show. A few months later, I was in the production studio, working on my night moves to this song with a crush that I'll never forget. I remember driving across country in 1978 and hearing it again, months after the break-up. I totally lost it. I had to pull off the road and listen. Bob's a great storyteller. Thanks for bringing up old memories! 🙂
thank you so much for sharing your story with me :)
Thanks for your reaction. Bob Seger's music seems to get better with age. I look forward to your reaction to my Ko-fi donation, for Angelina Jordan singing "I Put a Spell On You".
looking forward to it! :)
A lovely, insightful analysis, young lady. ❤
Big Bob has been rocking for decades he is from Detroit he wrote Like a Rock for GM commercials also …..
the song was not written for the commercials, they licensed it later
@@Pugiron
Ok I didn’t know that .. Thanks
my dad used to parody that song when I was child by singing "like a sock" 😂 i dont remember all of the words, but it always made me laugh and every time one of those commercials came on, he would sing it really loudly 😂
Hollywood Nights! Great Bob Seger song . I'll be looking for it. Thanks.
Nostalgia comes from the greek nostos (return) and algos (pain). It is the pain or suffering that comes from wanting to return home. He is remembering the past and this girl he claims he had no love for ("we weren't in love -- oh no, far from it"). It was summertime, the summer of his youth. They spend the summer together "practicing" their "night moves," but go their own ways at the end.
The "thunder" was the protagonist as an adult ("with autumn closing in") remembering this time, and realizing how much he really felt for the girl. All he has now is this pain of remembrance.
The song is so beautifully written and performed, and it has brought tears to my eyes upon hearing it since 1976.
Bob started back in the late 60s and first charted with 2+2 and Ramblin Gamblin Man. He didn't form the Silver Bullet Band officially until 1993. Bob Seger is known as the Detroit Boy that is one of the best story tellers and reflects upon life in many ways. Plenty of Bob Seger to listen to from 2 + 2, Night Moves; Running Against the Wind; Like a Rock; Shamed by the Moon; Turn the Page; Just Roll With it ; You'll Accompany Me; and Main Street to name just a few.
The Bob Seger System.
Loved your reaction, you have a new subscriber. Seger has an endless amount of great music, each song has him giving you another side or sound.
It wasn't written for a film (AFAIK) but it was a signature featured song in the film "American Pop," an animated and fictional history of pop music in America. Available on YT:
ua-cam.com/video/UwfslZWSt4c/v-deo.html
The song comes in at about 1:27 in the feature length film.
Some artist's had names for the actual band some are
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
George Thourogood and The Destroyers
Joan Jett and The Blackhearts
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band
Bob Marley and The Wailers
Johnny Cash and The Tennessee Three
and many more...
✌❤🎶🎶❤✌ Thanks! I've listen to this so many times. Glad to see someone younger like it. Talk all you want!😃
Not from a film, and from the mid 1970s, not the 90s. Much of Bob Seger's music is nostalgic in nature. Heck, he's been making me feel nostalgic since I was about 17 -far too young to feel nostalgic and nearly 50 years ago. He just has had a magic way of passing along the nostalgia for the lives he remembers, and allowing us to share in those feelings, and insert our own memories into the feelings.
You may recognize the kid in the lavender shirt checking out the girl at the snack stand, he ended playing everyones favorite lunkhead on friends, Joey Tribianti.
Now check out "Turn the Page" and many others by Bob and Sulver Bulleit Band.
That's Joey from Friends before Friends.
In the early nineties Bob seger remastered all his greatest hits and made a few videos. I think what's throwing you is Matt LeBlanc in the video and everybody knows him from the TV show Friends. As far as Seger's music goes. Listen to it all. The album live bullet is one of the best albums ever made.
According to Rolling Stone magazine, the best live album.
@@kevino4846 I would have to agree. But You can't deny Pink Floyd's Dark side of the moon album live
@@jackjohnson7714 Can't really argue with that. Just throwing out what Rolling Stone said. They also said Seger was only the 181st best vocalist of all time. So there's that 🤔
@@kevino4846 Bob seger has been my most favorite artist even back when I was just a kid. There's nothing about his music I don't like.
@@kevino4846Seger is in a class by himself.@#$ that list
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, this song hits you a lot different when you’re in the Autumn of your life. Ain’t it funny how the night moves. With autumn closing in. When I was young it was a song of hope and promise. At 57 it’s a bittersweet reminder that those days are long gone but also remembering how sweet they were.
My favorite Bob Seger song? Her Strut.
Quite a few of Bob Seger's songs are about nostalgia and reminiscing about youth. You should check out "Against the Wind", "Old Time Rock n' Roll", and "Making Thunderbirds" for a vision of simpler times gone by.
I seen Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band in 1976 or1977 at a little auditorium in Birmingham Al. only seated 1500 people it was awesome good memories. My buddy called and said you want to see Bob Seger only cost 6 bucks i think it was, it was good times 70s were a lot of fun . i was 16-17. But the greatest thing i did in my life was Rededicating my life to Jesus Christ about 10 years ago . ROMANS 10:9-10, ROMANS 10:13, ACTS 2:21 . DONT WAIT HE IS COMING BACK SOONER THAN YOU THINK I LOVE YALL . JESUS IS LORD
MAINSTREET BY BOB SEGER IS A MUST FOR ANY REACTOR.
We still have our drive-in, Thank God!!!
Seger is a poet and most of his songs are about life. This one is about being akward teenagers hooking up and at the end looking back on those days. Check out any of his songs, none are bad.
I saw this song live in 1976.
Pete Seeger was a folk singerfrom the 50s. He may have some Christmas music.
3:58 did you notice what that cute young couple was doing during your pause? still the best reason girls where baggy skirts, right?
i did 🙂
Hello new friend! Thanks for the reaction to an all time favorite!!!
I grew up going to drive ins !
Drive in were so popular back in the day!
The man guy in the video was from the show ( Friends ) the girl is from the show Melrose place
If anyone, ever, EVER made a Parody of this song, Never EVER, practiced a Night Move.
❤😂,
Bob don’t have a bad song ❤
You must have come across Old Time Rock & Roll? Huge hit for him, actually all his songs were huge hits. Thanks for your reaction.
oh yes, I know that one! very iconic song 🙂
I sure remember those nights at the drive in movie. Times were so much different then.
Night Moves was a big hit for Seger in 1976. If it has been used in films, they were all well after that. Seger is one of the greatest songwriters in rock history (IMO). Great voice & most of his songs tell a story. (Like a Rock, Still the Same, We've Got Tonight, Hollywood Nights, Against the Wind, Her Strut, Katmandu, Mainstreet, Rock and Roll Never Forgets...and Turn the Page... which has been covered many times)
Listening to old-time music with Jessie...
He's relevant today cuz a lot of us that first started listening to him in the seventies and eighties we're still here I've seen him five times and never a bad show
If you watched the movie Risky Business you heard one of his songs Tom Cruise danced to Old time rock and roll. The Silver Bullet Band is the band Bob Seger is the singer he also plays guitar and keyboard.
Try these
Turn the Page
Katmandu
Her Strut
Fire Down Below
Rock and Roll never Forgets
Old time rock and roll
Mainstreet
Fire Lake
Against The Wind
Hollywood Nights
Travelin man
Beautiful Loser
Come To Poppa
Just to name a few if a long list of hits from the hit machine known as Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band.
Bob Segar had me with the Black haired beauties with big brown eyes
This song came out the year I graduated High School in 1976.
Great song!
Yeah! 1962! Oh those drive in movies, look at my girl and say… “Let’s see how fast we can steam up the windows”
Hollywood nights is another great song by Bob Seeger
This song was not written for a film, and as you noted, what sounds like a simple song about young love (or lust) actually becomes very poignant at the end, with autumn closing in. Nice reaction, you've got a new subscriber.
Main Street or Like a Rock and this would be a nice rabbit hole to go down in
This whole album has a theme of nostalgia to it
Matt LeBlanc from Friends played the younger version of Seger in the music video
No it wasn't written for a movie but it has been all over the place
Love the song (1976) and hate the video (1994). The song perfectly engages our memories. And it is doubtful that any video can compete with ones memories. This video seems to be mainly nostalgia for drive-in movie theaters: sneaking in, flirting, sex in cars. It’s Weekend at Porky’s meets Friends. There is no sense of years passing, perspective changing, the bittersweet remembering. Maybe the clips of Bob playing the guitar were supposed to.
Bob Seger is a great story teller. Try "fire lake" or "Like a rock" next, just found your channel , keep listening to great music and love your reaction :)
Or roll me away, main street, turn the page. I first listened to Bob in 1976 as a young 14 year old. How time flys.
You like it now, listen to it when you're 40 or so, it will really hit you in the nostalgia's.
THE FIRE DOWN BELOW,
LIKE A ROCK,
and TURN THE PAGE are great songs by Bob Seger to listen and react to. Your intro is fine, your outro is fine. Just remember to never pause during a guitar solo, maybe before or after, but never during. It is considered disrespectful to the player to interrupt. I remember thus dong on the 7o's when it first came out. I was happy when the video was added in the 9o's as a re-release to a new audience. Keep it going and enjoy.
Great job with your reaction and thoughts on the song Night Moves from Bod Seger And The Silver Built Band . Yes this is a great song from Him but My favorite is Turn The Page . The Song Metallic covered.that Flowers May know.
That was the 60s and 70s!
Okay so I'm just watching your video now of night moves and you ask if it has been used in a movie ....long ago there was an animated movie called American Pop and the hero of the movie goes into a studio and starts singing Night Moves and all the guys in the control booth start freaking out because they know that it is a hit song.....I'm sure if I look hard enough on UA-cam there is a snippet of it somewhere, but yes Bob Seger's music gets used in soundtracks a lot, most recently in the Jennifer Lawrence movie NO Hard Feelings where they use a song called You'll accompany Me during the end credits!
How is it possible to have never heard Seger ....
I woke up last night and started humming a song from 1992.
You never heard of Bob Seger? You are making me feel ancient!
Just to clear up something.This song came out in the seventies. I was in my mid twenties. This is one song that only got better over the year. You should check out turn the page. Another banger Peace ✌️
Gotta try HOLLYWOOD NIGHTS NEXT!
Yes I agree!
Seger does not write all of his songs, but whatever song he gets to record are outstanding.