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- Bob Seger - Night Moves Reaction/Review
Biz Matik Reviews and Reacts to Bob Seger - Night Moves.
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Bob Seger has more soul than the whole industry today
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No matter how many times I have heard this song , it blows me away . Been hearing it since 1977.
Everyone has at least ONE memory identical to this. And it stays with you forever.
This song makes me cry every-time I listen to it. That moment when the music drops away and he reflects on the distant thunder is so poignant, poetic, beautiful, and relatable to the human experience, absolute perfection. What a brilliant artist
The song is not just about having sex... it is about finding yourself in your youth... and also sex
You’re right though. He goes metaphorical/existential with it. Amazing. But yes also…sex.
You ain’t wrong. Teens learning how to do the wild thing.
Segar is just pure rock and roll. and by that I mean it has jazz, blues, country and soul all blended in.
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She was the love of his life, I felt the lighting, but I waited on the thunder, I woke last night to the sound of thunder... he realized later in life that she was the one.
This song makes you think about being young again. You can hear it in his voice. The emotion. Trying to get those days back. Great song
With autumn closing in ....
@@corawheeler9355 I always get misty eyed...real close to tears, when he says that line! Great song!
For sure, but unfortunately we cant get back our youth.
This song is a time machine. I'm transported back to those days every time I hear it. Summers nights at the drive in or just cruising and hanging out back in the late 70's early 80's. Youth truly is wasted on the young.
Seger songs are always my late night, reminiscing, "Bloody hell! 20 + years? WTH?", send off. 😂😭
one day, we're in HS practicing our night moves....next day we're in our 40s and life is moving
Just wait till your in your 60s! Actually, you won't have to wait long, because the years really start flying by fast between your 40s and your 60s! Compared to eternity, our mortal lives here on this planet are just the blink of an eye! So, get right with your Heavenly Father thru His Son Jesus Christ, who died on the cross to pay for the sins of all mankind... past, present and future. All you have to do is have faith and believe that Christ did this and then was resurrected from the dead by God the Father so that we can have the gift of everlasting life in paradise. There is nothing we can do to earn salvation... It is a gift of grace alone, thru faith alone in Christ alone. It's all very simple... and it can all be yours if only you have faith and believe. You may feel that my post is inappropriate here, but I truly believe that there is a reason I found your comment tonight. Read the gospel of John in the Bible. Jesus will speak to you.
It sounded to me like an aging man with responsibilities wistfully remembering his youth, innocence, and lack of responsibilities in the middle of a dark night while a thunderstorm closed in. In reality, Bob based this on his own experience just after high school. He had a '62 Chevy, though, not a '60. His girlfriend's Real Boyfriend was in the military, and they married when he got back, leaving Bob heartbroken.
The song was recorded at, among other places, Muscle Shoals Studios in Alabama where, I think, Southern Rock was born. Southern Rock is its own genre and sounds Nothing like country.
Good reaction video. Thanks!
Great info - enlightening
Southern Rock is a mixture of country, rock, blues and an occasional pinch of gospel
@@mikewilliams1559 Might as well throw funk, soul, bluegrass, ragtime, folk, and jazz in there, while we're at it -- Anything with a southern accent to it. I left out latino, western, and country, mainly because latino and western represents the southwestern part of the country, and Modern Popular Country just PERSONALLY irritates me to no end (imagine fingernails scratching a chalkboard). Anyway, I believe music like Seger's morphed over time into what we now call Heartland Rock.
That's always the way I've thought of this song. Classic coming of age from the point of view of a 30something.
@@justcallmefred4644 Right on!
Bob Seger is the King of making the listener reminisce. So many of his song lyrics are about coming of age and could have been written about my teenage years. I'm 52 now and whenever I'm feeling melancholy about days gone past I just throw on some Seger. I suggest Fire Down Below as your next Seger song. It's one of my favorites.
“Fire Lake” !!!!!!! So nostalgic
I have lived my whole life listening to Bob do his thing. Im so happy to see younger generations enjoying him as much as my generation has. ❤❤
Hollywood Nights is just him and his band showing off 👍 🤯
“I remember!” I remember......
That’s Bob for ya. Middle age guy look’n back and remembering all those incredible emotions we all went through as teenagers and young adults. He captured it. And he appreciated it, so much so, he sang about it. And made us all look back on those precious times. You’s “right on” Bizmatik w yo reaction. Right on, bro ✌️
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Feel like a number! Underrated song by him.
For sure. Do a lyrics version.
Bob knocks it out of the park every song, right? Happy you're enjoying him!
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Country at the time did not sound like this. Southern rock and this, Heartland rock, really influenced the direction of big Country.
this is Detroit rock
I agree with you. Some of the other artists doing Heartland Rock were Tom Petty, Bruce Springsteen and John Mellencamp. And of course, Bob Seger.
@@jamesanderson5268 You took the words right out of my mouth. All of them, pure class.
This is exactly correct. Country was a totally different animal in 1976. By the late 80s this became the sound of mid tempo country songs. I know cause I engineered a million songs in Nashville then that sounded like this and Against the Wind and Mainstreet etc etc... People that grew up on 70s Seger, Petty, Springsteen and southern rock in general mutated it into the country of the late 80s and the 90s. Watered down of course by the Nashville system.
@@BlackiePawless
I just checked the country single chart for 76. C. W. McCall “Convoy” !?!
Merle Haggard, Conway Twitty, Tammy Wynette, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, Charley Pride, Ronnie Milsap, Loretta Lynn, Marty Robbins, Johnny Cash. Quite a bit different sound.
But I guess music has always been a bunch of winding roads. Crossing and recrossing. One generation learning from the preceding but changing everything for the next.
Was there anyone I’d know from the radio, you ran into, who was especially nice or otherwise remarkable?
Shout out to the back up singers they kill it.
Especially the ending
You got the drift. He's thinking back when he and a girl he knew were going at it, not out of love, but out of pleasure and curiosity.
Being young! When you couldn't keep your hands off each other!! That's what he's talking about, and wanting to go back......
Sooner or later we all hit a point in life where we look back and remember the night moves!
Man...you ain't lying. Right in the feels.
Bob Seger is an extraordinary storyteller through his music.
Seger actually had a 1962 Chevy Biscayne, but in the song, he went with '60 Chevy because it rolled better with the music.
Check out
"Main Street",
and to answer your question, this is Rock-n-Roll.
I feel like a number, like a rock, old time rock n roll, turn the page.
“Against The Wind” is a good choice as mentioned, but I’ve always really liked “Roll Me Away”. However, if you’re gonna do Bob Seger you’ve got to do “Old Time Rock and Roll”. It’s a law.
Roll Me Away is the most gorgeous, melancholy tune, and I love it.
Roll Me Away is great and I also like Coming Home
The problem with doing Old Time Rock n Roll is that the whole premise of the song is returning to rock of the old days... but this young man is not familiar with a lot of songs apparently, so would he know what it means? So instead, TURN THE PAGE!
Against the Wind is another good one.
Shame on the moon is another great song
"Like a rock",That old time rock and roll",Against the wind".Bob is a great story teller.
I absolutely LOVE when the background vocals kick in.
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Yes..
I kind of feel sorry for today's generation. They will never really know what this song is about due to all the fears laid on them today.
I don't mean they don't get their freak on, but the when and where are totally different.
They will never really know the experience of foggin up the windows in the backrow of a drive in movie. Getting the glance from a certain sweet young thing then skippin class to give it a go on the pine needles in the woods. The thrill of wandering away from the bonfire at a party to risk gettin caught gettin it on in the sand on the beach.
Ah, memories of a well miss-spent youth.
So true my kids have never had the pleasure of a drive-in movie sad isn't it.
Love it. Grew up with this album on 8 track! 😳 (I'm old,lol)
Phenomenal album I still play often today. I'm 54 and raising my 16 yr old son on Seger. It's working. He loves him. We've seen him live together twice before all this Covid crap.
Me too babe.
Ah the old 8 track. Fade out on track two and fade back in on track three. I'm remembering me, a beer snuck out of the crisper and the Guess Who's greatest hits.
Straight vinyl baby 😁
We ain’t old we’re just kids with a lot of experience 😂
Bob Seager was one of those that many many years after growing up with his music. It makes you feel again..
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I was a 7th grader. And I’ve always loved him. He’s freaking takes music to another level.
You have just touched my easy button friend, all time favorite artist for 40 years. Bravo. Big rabbit hole but might I suggest Famous Final Scene, Turn The Page, Mainstreet, Ship of Fools, Like A Rock, Against the Wind, Brave Strangers and We’ve Got Tonight? I’ll be with you on this journey for sure.
Little Victories & Coming Home are underappreciated as well.
Try , Against the wind by Seger, think you'll like it.
Yes Against The Wind - absolutely
"Against the Wind was a theme song for many young'nes from the 60's and beyond!!!!
Classic rock but with a a kind is country cross-over vibe. Country music back then didn’t sound anything like this, but looking back you can feel that “country” sound in his voice. The Eagles also had that cross-genre fusion of rock and country in their early career for sure.
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In my opinion Bob is in a class of his own
He is one of my all time favorite artists. Been a fan since 70s and have seen him live multiple times. He is as special live as on vinyl! So happy he touches you!!
He has some great stuff that you will enjoy. Give Mainstreet and Beautiful Loser a listen.
Bob, to me doesn't really have a specific genre. He runs the gambit of several. Great reaction Thank you for a great reaction!
Rhythm and blues vocal at its best, even though people did not recognize it at that time.
One of my favorite singers. It’s amazing he’s never had a #1 hit. Check out Still the Same, Mainstreet and We’ve Got Tonight
You're right. Shame On The Moon is his biggest charting (which I don't put a lot into) song at #2- and that's a rare song that Bob didn't even write.
Shakedown was a #1 hit for him onthe Hot 100 because of The Beverly Hills Cop 2 movie
I love how Bob takes you to the moon right off the bat, then crushes you to the lowest of lows, then let's you off the hook right in the middle at the last second. Brilliant.
In 1976 I was 17 years old when this album and Live Silver Bullet came out. Both albums went double platinum at the same time. He's in the songwriters hall of fame and rockin roll hall of fame. I've seen him in concert 6 times in my life. He is a great American artist and he was one of my heroes. Main Street is a song I would love for you to react to.
Main Street is angelically mesmerizing to this day- even after untold amounts of listens. NEVER GETS OLD.
I get you man. To my mind, _Live Bullet_ is one of the 10 best live albums ever recorded. It, together with Sam Cooke's live and the Who's Live at Leeds, are my personal favorites, especially the blending of Travellin' Man / Beautiful Loser. Bullet is just a wonderful live album. I just thought about it, it seems like the best live albums out there are from the 70's. Maybe it's because, before that, live sound recording wasn't great, and modernly the singers do so much studio processing that doing it live is hard. I don't know
So good to see younger people appreciating our music!! I was a teen in the 70s, so this is my music.😎😎😎😎
Bob Seger from Detroit Michigan. All the people in Michigan and in the mid west love him. He toured for 25 years before he hit it big. He is Greta watching concert.
This song isn't just about sex. It's about teen angst, coming-of age struggle for identity, nostalgia for a simpler time, youthful exuberance and loss of innocence. Very moving subjects we can all relate to. Incredible and moving stuff!
Well said! Perfect break down of these lyrics/atmosphere.
One of the greatest pop songs ever written, absolutely pnenomonal lyrics.
His songs play a 3-D movie in your head
Yes, Bob, makes you think of good times, carefree. Summertime feel
Seger is THE MAN! Check out "Roll Me Away" by Bob. This guy is a legendary singer-songwriter that has been tingling spines and touching the lives of millions for 55+ years. Enjoy the Seger journey, my good man!
NEXT up for Bob Seger : "Her Strut" and "Fire Down Below".... They ARE and.... AREN'T about what you'd think based on the titles. Either way, vocally and Instrumentally they're both just as awesome as "Night Moves" and "Turn the Page".... think you'll really like them!!!!
Live version traveling Man beautiful loser best one song to another ever
So true...Beautiful Loser, Travelin Man, Jody Girl, We've Got Tonight
Next up...Against the Wind. After that, Like a Rock....Bob Seger, one of the best ever!!
Bob is Southern Blues/Rock perfection!
Bob Seger is a master storyteller, and one of the very best in rock n roll history..From Against The Wind and Night Moves, to Like A Rock and Roll Me Away, just to name a few....He immaculately, and with great care, sets the table for the listener...All that's left for us to do is enjoy the feast....
I'd define this as 'Light Rock.' Having said that, a truly Epic song.
Greatest Rock ballad there is..
Really, it wasn’t until the 2000’s all these genre labels surfaced. We simply had: Rock, Country, R&B. Very simple, not complicated. Seger was Rock.
This is a simple rock song with strong blues influences. Bob was from Detroit which tells you all you need to know.
Bob Seger is the truth! The man was an absolute beast live and still is from what I here!
What a singer and writer!!!! He is one THE BEST!!!
BOB is so good, so smooth!! No girlfriend, just a summer fling for both of them. He is in the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame for writers too! "Her Strut" is another great song, as well as "Shakedown" from Beverly Hills Cop 2. Fun song! "Like A Rock" is the Chevy commercial. "Against The Wind" and "Roll Me Away" both amazing! So many great songs!
I CLASSIFY THIS JOINT AS SOUL*..Sincerely..Livin by the sword
My all time favorite. Against the Wind his best
It’s rock and roll with blues/jazz elements
Braaahh. I grew up next door to Bob………the man always had time and songs for us…..I still love Mr. Bob……Smoked my first joint with him…
I remember, I remember workin’ on my night moves to this very song. Aspiring to at any rate. Brings back many other memories too. I think his is my favorite among many great Bob Seeger songs.
Bob Seger is The Truth. That's the genre.
Just being American in the Good Ol Days is what it’s about. For sure man. I am so sad those days are gone . Didn’t know what we had, Never do. 🤷🏻♂️😂
There is a Huge rabbit hole of Mr. Seger!! I saw him back in `86 and he was AWESOME! One of the best shows I`ve ever seen and I saw A LOT of concerts in the 80s..from Bon Jovi to Iron Maiden to Prince.Please explore more!
A blend of Rock, soul, folk, and country.
Simply one of the greatest songs ever written..
He's rock'n'roll all the way. Seen him 3 times in concert. Every time, great! :)
That moment of mm mmm mmm. Is what music is all about... it takes you to some other place in your mind... that’s one of the best things in the world.... ☺️
Perfect question...
Between country and rock.
I've wondered my whole life as well.
And I've come to the conclusion...
It's just BOB SEGER...
Man, what a voice, and a great musical storyteller.
You’re exactly right, “I used her, she used me, but neither one cared, we were getting or share”.
Old Time Rock and Roll by Bob is Probably his Most played song of All Time!!!
".....with autumn closing in"
Bittersweet - gets me every time.
Love me some Seger. Can't go wrong with any of his hits. Against the Wind, Fire Lake, Katmandu, Like a Rock.
Like a Rock ..great song
Live.. Traveling Man /Beautiful Loser..
Roll Me Away.
Bob is one of the Premier storytellers
The older you get the deeper they are.
Old Time Rock & Roll is another awesome Bob Seger song!
Great reactions right on point! Fun to watch! Seger has many hits!
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Bro this man has so many great songs! You have not even scratched the surface of his library
Seger is Heartland rock...hard rock & roll with a mix of the blues.
I appreciate your love towards my music hope you don’t stop liking my aspirations?
Bob is probably the smartest rock star of all time. He never let fame get to his head, never had a drig or booze habit, never sold out to the masses, yet could sell out a arena in one city for 5 nights at a time, he never talked shit, always helped out new artist, was kind to his fans, had the same woman throughout all of this and is still with her, left music for a decade or more to go home and raise his kids, did not come back till they graduated high school. One of the greatest story tellers of all time and one hell of a man.
“ strange how the night moves, with autumn closing in.” One of the greatest lyrics EVER!!!!!!
AGAIN!!!!! this song hits because we can All relate to it, no matter the genre. Young summer love, we’ve all been there!!!! It’s so nostalgic, no matter who you are. Yeah they were knocking boots for sure!!!!!!!
Been loving Bob for 40 years ! Its nice to see a new fan 😂
Back in the 80s when I used to do solo gigs in local bars, I used to do this song. Folks liked it, and it's funny that it's a song about remembering your youth . . . and now it's nice to remember when I used to play this song, back in my own youth. Doubly great!
Love your smile when you really get into a song!
You are not wrong. I was a teenager when this was new and we all knew what this song was saying and we loved it!! Great reaction. I hope it takes you back to your youth. That is what it does for me.
'Hollywood Nights' 'Against the Wind' a couple of good ones of Bob Segers - 'Come to Poppa' is a good beat too
BizMatik … I really enjoy your reactions, how you are open to listening to the music of my generation. Ex. Righteous Brothers, Elvis just to name a few. I really, really want you to react to a cover by Home Free singing Boyz to Men “End of the Road”. I am positive you are going to love it!
It is all amazing, but the piano in bob Seeger songs always blows me away
This song is blues, rock and soul all rolled into one.
If I remember right this was biker music. Every biker party I ever attended had Seger playing.
Hollywood Nights is a must
This genre is called Southern Rock. Check out 38 Special, Second Chance
All of Bob’s music is awesome. You’ll never convince me that I didn’t grow up during the greatest era of music.
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"...points of her own...sittin way up high...way up firm and high"