@@julienmarquet8612 a good friend of mine was a marshal at the Wembley Arena London. I got tickets to some of the greatest bands on earth. He argued that ELO was the greatest performance in the years he worked there but I disagree and saw Dire Straits in Manchester & Glasgow as well.
Personally I prefer the "Wembley does the walk" show from the Brothers in arms tour. It is by far their best line up of musicians, the band at their peak, and this probably makes me biased but it was the first concert tour I went to see, a few dates in from that show in Birmingham. As for other bands ACDC art Donnington monsters if rock is also great, far better than the river plate one, as by that time Brian's vocals had started to go and struggles to reach the notes and sometimes doesn't try to.
Before that, there were monstruous shows too😅🤭After that, you're right, not a lot, but, 1986, Queen live at Wembley, was monstruous too, 1991, AC/DC, donnington, 1992, Guns and Roses at Paris, super cool, and 1994, PINK FLOYD PULSE (I saw them, i saw that concert, in my hometown STRASBURG, FRANCE), MONSTRUOUS TOO, in 1999, i saw SANTANA, phenomenal.... 1999 i was 19 years old, i started to work as a roadie, with the Rolling Stones, Clapton, AC/DC, Deep Purple, Colmar foire aux vins, in my region, Alsace, France....Lenny Kravitz, Ben Harpen, Bernard Allison, i worked and saw classical bands, rap bands, etc....2007, LED ZEPPELIN (without Bonzo), Great too....😅👍There were good shows after that, but, not a lot, unfortunetely😔😭I'm, just, sad i was too young to have saw my hero Jimi Hendrix😔But, as you said, today, nothing anymore....
Mr John Illsley on bass took a hold of the steering wheel on this track and oh my goodness what a journey! Great to see you with the guitar again 👍. This track doesn't get as much attention but it is so so good. Hypnotic and pure joy for the soul.
I am a bit jealous cause there are still quite a few songs that you will have the pleasure of hearing for the first time. Even if they really never get old. Blown away every single time.
I’m not a guitar player but I do love how hard it is for you to not play while they are playing. I love how much you feel it, understand it, seemingly live it. Thank you for sharing your love of music.
Your comments about how this was a great opening track for the concert were very insightful. You made me think about it, and I absolutely agree that this is the perfect way to 'settle the crowd in', and have everyone ready for the epic tracks that were to follow.
The whole concert was awesome, Mark with his beautiful voice and unmistakable guitar playing, John Ilsey on the bass was always grooving, Alan Clark was fantastic on the keyboard as was Hal Lindes on the guitar, but for me Terry Williams on the drums was always outstanding, he took care of it for that “certain something” Be sure to watch "live Wembley 85", especially Tunnel of Love so fantastic. Thanks for your reactions
Great song and great reaction as always. I’ve been listening to this album (Alchemy) since buying it the first time in 1984, must have listened to it a few thousand times by now, and it never gets old. Still chills down my spine every time. Just fantastic. And just imagine the this Once Upon A Time In The West is the opening song of the concert. This is just to get going…
Fantastic song from the "pure guitar era" of the first two albums, whose sound was unique at the time and triggered the run for the debut album. Afterwards a keyboard player and later a saxophonist were brought in. Highlights from that time include Down On The Waterline, Six Blade Knife, SINGLE HAND SAILOR, Water Of Love, IN THE GALLERY, Wild West End, WHERE DO THINK YOU 'RE GOING (fanstastic version). DS played all of these songs live on German TV Rockpalast in 1979 (video rights?). There are certainly also BBC recordings from 1978+79.
The album version, as well as the Rockpop concert from Dec. 1980 (it’s on UA-cam) when Pick Withers was still with the band had a much stronger reggae vibe. But this is good too. This is a lineup, hardened by years of touring, completely in synch with each other and everyone on the top of their game. Fantastic.
Your observations about this song’s position at the start of the concert is spot on, getting the audience hooked to the band’s leash as masters of their craft, and you know you’re in for a great ride :-). In Knopfler’s more recent (solo) concerts, he’s reworked One Upon A Time In The West, including adding a brass section; there’s a phrase the brass plays that at first really sticks out compared to the original, and after a while I realise that they’re playing a phrase that was so subtly rendered only by the bassist, John Illsley, in these early years! The Straits repeated this strategy on their next world tour for the Brothers In Arms album, starting the concert with ‘Ride Across The River’ which has similar traits, even though it’s quite a different song. You’ll find multiple yt videos of that final concert of the BiA tour, it was in Sydney Australia, April 1986. It’s my favourite concert of all time, for a bunch of reasons, but particularly because it arrived in my life at probably the ‘initial rush’ of my teenage musical awakening. But I have to concede that the Alchemy concert is extraordinarily good, too; but the BiA album exhibited a quality of song writing a notch above their previous four albums (on which the Alchemy tour was based), so for me that BiA tour has a certain something extra. And then they did it again, for the On Every Street tour, starting the concert with Calling Elvis, a song which again has certain characteristics which can make it a great concert opener.
I was at that final concert in Sydney at the Sydney Entertainment Centre (since demolished). I was in the front row, centre, and the ticket cost me A$26. I had been to another performance a few weeks earlier. I was in my final year of high school and I still remember it like it was yesterday.
So enjoyable watching your journey through Dire Straits and Alchemy Live. Romeo and Juliet is a song off this recording I think you’ll love. Keep up the great content and thank you.
I was 13 when Dire Straits were on tour with this Album and I still get Goosebumps hearing tracks like this! That band played solid for 2hr 20 mins…this album is probably the most underrated live album. To me, this is joint 1st with Genesis, Seconds Out from 1977! Great reaction mate, not too many interruptions…then again, you just want to hear it roll…100%
I am so glad you got to this song. I have been writing asking around for it.... Such underrated song. Such a funk. The guitar seems to add such irony to this narrative. What do you think?
Friend, spectacular musical analysis, as always. A pleasure to listen to you. It's great to be able to learn new musical aspects about my favorite music band.
Hola!! Mark Knopfler es simplemente inimitable...un zurdo que toca magistralmente con la mano derecha, sin púa. Dire Straits fué único. Gracias por tu reacción ❤
Thank for an insightsful reaction, I love this concert and it was interesting to hear your thoughts. I search throu your videos for Tommy Johansson, the former leadguitarist for a swedish metalband Sabaton. He is absolut fantastic, plays about 10-12 instruments och is a really great singer. He release a new cover almost every friday, just for fun. All reactions are mostley about his vocaly skills so it would be interesting to hear your thoughts about his instrumental skills. I promise gonna make you smile, his love to music just shine and Team Tommy will thank you ❤
I was 13 when Dire Straits were on tour with this Album and I still get Goosebumps hearing tracks like this! That band played solid for 2hr 20 mins…this album is probably the most underrated live album. To me, this is joint 1st with Genesis, Seconds Out from 1977! Great reaction mate, not too many interruptions…then again, you just want to hear it roll…100% Also, it’s the drummer and bass player giving it that slight reggae feel, Williams is doing triplets on the 4th bar.
@@scal5134 I was listening to a podcast interview with Hal Lindes, the rhythm guitarist of that time and he said that along with the set they did a two-hour sound check every day. What energy that lineup had! No wonder it was so good. Now Brother In Arms represented the band’s greatest commercial success, but I’m one of many fans who think Alchemy was their musical high water mark.
As a big Dire Straits fan for 40 years now, i see lots of reactions to their musics. I found some really good, but you are the best, Faana. You really catch even the small precious details we, Mark Knopfler fans, love from their musics. Congrats! i really like to see you reactions, explanations, etc. Really looking forward to see you reacting to other wonderful songs like Romeo & Juliet or Skate Away.
There 4 complete ( or mostly complete ) concerts of Dire Straits from 1982 onward, Alchemy 1983, Wembley 1985, Sydney 1986, Nimes 1992 I would love to hear your thoughts on MK's changing style through the years. The these concerts are fantastic by the way.
@@hilogreg5216 Not a full concert, but there are a number of videos on UA-cam from the RockPop concert of December 1980. They’re interesting because it was only a few months after Alan Clark and Hal Lindes joined the band and Pick Withers was the drummer at that time. Apart from Terry Williams replacing Pick, this was the same core that would dazzle in Alchemy and it was fascinating to compare and see how they matured as a unit after two major tours and a recorded album. Bookends what may arguably have been the best era of the band’s history.
COMMUNIQUE....awesome..I call this, first LP, and Making Movies....Dire Straits Before MTV😊...however his brother helped the sound ( jazz/rhythm) prior to MTV. 😊..not the same 😢..listen to the original...all awesome ❤
There’s a video on UA-cam of the band playing this song from the RockPop concert of Dec. 1980 when Pick was still there and back then it was played more like the studio version. I’m not sure when they adjusted the groove. This is still really good though.
I would strongly recommend checking out their performance on Rockpalast in 1979, when they were still just a young, hungry 4-piece pub rock band, having just released their second (my favourite ) album. You get a lot more raw Knopfler, less giant dinosaur of a band .
there was a film made in 1969 called, 'once upon a time in the west' which starred charles bronson, henry fonda, claudia cardinale & jason robards but it is a different song/tune! however i would recommend that you listen to 12yo patricia janeckova's brilliant version of the original tune, although it was not her singing on the film version!! sadly, patricia died last year from breast cancer aged 25!!!
A fantastic performance from Dire Straits, and a great opening to a concert. Here are some more suggestions for you to check out: Mike Oldfield - Sentinel ua-cam.com/video/HMksPmJiMV4/v-deo.htmlsi=HgFXEJxQU2vgy1ol This is the first track from Tubular Bells 2 from 1992 as this was a live premiere concert of the album from Edinburgh Castle in Scotland, if you like it, you should watch the whole performance. Also, check this beautiful instrumental from Dire Straits, such gorgeous playing from Mark Knopfler: ua-cam.com/video/nS6rizlh710/v-deo.htmlsi=76Hn_XCbG6_ Eric Clapton and Mark Knopfler played together lots of times., for example check out t😮his performance of just the two of them playing Layla: ua-cam.com/video/zm1BBG5LkxA/v-deo.htmlsi=Gabw-fpD9wm0BXww
I really enjoy listening to your commentary, but I could barely hear you this time over the music. I think you should feel free to pause when you have something to say.
Lol, just listened that great song and whoppa, you've got a review of it. Its just a masterpiece, especially with good headphones or speakers. I often torture my coworkers with 4x 150watts speakers, listening to all those good things. Well at least they know all the best songs 😂
Don't listen to the idiots, who tell you not to play guitar at the same time😂I, follow your channel because, as a guitarist, i know what you feel, it's really interesting, when you explain things...Even if you, or me, we will never be able to play like him😂 (the guy has his own style, impossible to mimick)....The followers who order you not to stop, or explain, are losers who never played any instrument😡I like your channel, and i hope one day, we will meet to play, jam, improvise together....Peace from France✌️
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The more you listen to Alchemy Live from 40 years ago you realise that it’s probably the best performance ever recorded.
A great performance, but if you say it's the best, it means you never listened to other great bands, performances😅Sad for you
@@julienmarquet8612 a good friend of mine was a marshal at the Wembley Arena London. I got tickets to some of the greatest bands on earth. He argued that ELO was the greatest performance in the years he worked there but I disagree and saw Dire Straits in Manchester & Glasgow as well.
@@julienmarquet8612if you don’t think this the best live album ever then I feel sorry for you😂
@@julienmarquet8612 judge not music lover. Art is not a contest
Personally I prefer the "Wembley does the walk" show from the Brothers in arms tour. It is by far their best line up of musicians, the band at their peak, and this probably makes me biased but it was the first concert tour I went to see, a few dates in from that show in Birmingham. As for other bands ACDC art Donnington monsters if rock is also great, far better than the river plate one, as by that time Brian's vocals had started to go and struggles to reach the notes and sometimes doesn't try to.
The entire band deserves a knighthood for this concert alone.
Yep! It is insane!
Recognize it, he's the best
The eternal shine of Mark Knopfler ❤ He is the definition of being cool 😊 Just can't resist that charisma and talent.
I’m in such admiration for how he allows this magic to flow through him.
Bingo
The riff they are playing keeps repeating but I could listen to it for hours. That's how good it is.
The greatest concert ever period, alchemy live and everything else beneath it
Before that, there were monstruous shows too😅🤭After that, you're right, not a lot, but, 1986, Queen live at Wembley, was monstruous too, 1991, AC/DC, donnington, 1992, Guns and Roses at Paris, super cool, and 1994, PINK FLOYD PULSE (I saw them, i saw that concert, in my hometown STRASBURG, FRANCE), MONSTRUOUS TOO, in 1999, i saw SANTANA, phenomenal.... 1999 i was 19 years old, i started to work as a roadie, with the Rolling Stones, Clapton, AC/DC, Deep Purple, Colmar foire aux vins, in my region, Alsace, France....Lenny Kravitz, Ben Harpen, Bernard Allison, i worked and saw classical bands, rap bands, etc....2007, LED ZEPPELIN (without Bonzo), Great too....😅👍There were good shows after that, but, not a lot, unfortunetely😔😭I'm, just, sad i was too young to have saw my hero Jimi Hendrix😔But, as you said, today, nothing anymore....
That at the end about positioning yourself as an artist, Dire Straits were always described as "laid back world beaters"
THAT really pissed off a lot of critics!
Mr John Illsley on bass took a hold of the steering wheel on this track and oh my goodness what a journey! Great to see you with the guitar again 👍. This track doesn't get as much attention but it is so so good. Hypnotic and pure joy for the soul.
The master himself. Never get tired of listening to Mark🔥🎸🔥Alchemy my favorite album😍
Mark's new album is out today (One Deep River) and it's wonderful. You should check it out.....
Oh wow, I need to check this out!
I am a bit jealous cause there are still quite a few songs that you will have the pleasure of hearing for the first time. Even if they really never get old. Blown away every single time.
True, my ignorace has been a blessing, haha. :D
Indeed
I’m not a guitar player but I do love how hard it is for you to not play while they are playing. I love how much you feel it, understand it, seemingly live it. Thank you for sharing your love of music.
That is the definition of the bass driving the groove. Awesome!
El gran John Islley!! Nunca lo mencionan 😞
Great bass.
Knopfler using neck pickup and chorus here ... rare for him
Greatest band ever and Mark Knopfler one of the best songwriters/guitarists of all time.
I went to the Alchemy Live Tour Paris 1983.🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸 I remember this long version of Once upon a time in the West at the beginning of the concert.
Must have been an awesome experience! 👍👍❤️
Your comments about how this was a great opening track for the concert were very insightful. You made me think about it, and I absolutely agree that this is the perfect way to 'settle the crowd in', and have everyone ready for the epic tracks that were to follow.
Thank you! 🔥🎸❤️
@@FaanaMusicI was in that crowd. Best night ever ❤ love Mark
The whole concert was awesome, Mark with his beautiful voice and unmistakable guitar playing, John Ilsey on the bass was always grooving, Alan Clark was fantastic on the keyboard as was Hal Lindes on the guitar, but for me Terry Williams on the drums was always outstanding, he took care of it for that “certain something”
Be sure to watch "live Wembley 85", especially Tunnel of Love so fantastic.
Thanks for your reactions
FABULOUS BAND MATE FABULOUS SONG
Great song and great reaction as always. I’ve been listening to this album (Alchemy) since buying it the first time in 1984, must have listened to it a few thousand times by now, and it never gets old. Still chills down my spine every time. Just fantastic. And just imagine the this Once Upon A Time In The West is the opening song of the concert. This is just to get going…
Yeah, that's impressive!
My fave from Alchemy, for 35 years also😊
There are bars of 2/4 mixed in the verse sequence which gives it that interesting feel
Fantastic song from the "pure guitar era" of the first two albums, whose sound was unique at the time and triggered the run for the debut album. Afterwards a keyboard player and later a saxophonist were brought in.
Highlights from that time include Down On The Waterline, Six Blade Knife, SINGLE HAND SAILOR, Water Of Love, IN THE GALLERY, Wild West End, WHERE DO THINK YOU 'RE GOING (fanstastic version). DS played all of these songs live on German TV Rockpalast in 1979 (video rights?). There are certainly also BBC recordings from 1978+79.
This is an absolute masterpiece. I think Terry Williams drumming is a good as that on SOS or maybe better
This song has a reggae-type vibe, and it makes a pun ‘Once Upon A Time In the [Western world]’. It’s a send up of pop-culture.
The album version, as well as the Rockpop concert from Dec. 1980 (it’s on UA-cam) when Pick Withers was still with the band had a much stronger reggae vibe. But this is good too. This is a lineup, hardened by years of touring, completely in synch with each other and everyone on the top of their game. Fantastic.
Your observations about this song’s position at the start of the concert is spot on, getting the audience hooked to the band’s leash as masters of their craft, and you know you’re in for a great ride :-). In Knopfler’s more recent (solo) concerts, he’s reworked One Upon A Time In The West, including adding a brass section; there’s a phrase the brass plays that at first really sticks out compared to the original, and after a while I realise that they’re playing a phrase that was so subtly rendered only by the bassist, John Illsley, in these early years!
The Straits repeated this strategy on their next world tour for the Brothers In Arms album, starting the concert with ‘Ride Across The River’ which has similar traits, even though it’s quite a different song. You’ll find multiple yt videos of that final concert of the BiA tour, it was in Sydney Australia, April 1986. It’s my favourite concert of all time, for a bunch of reasons, but particularly because it arrived in my life at probably the ‘initial rush’ of my teenage musical awakening. But I have to concede that the Alchemy concert is extraordinarily good, too; but the BiA album exhibited a quality of song writing a notch above their previous four albums (on which the Alchemy tour was based), so for me that BiA tour has a certain something extra.
And then they did it again, for the On Every Street tour, starting the concert with Calling Elvis, a song which again has certain characteristics which can make it a great concert opener.
I was at that final concert in Sydney at the Sydney Entertainment Centre (since demolished). I was in the front row, centre, and the ticket cost me A$26. I had been to another performance a few weeks earlier. I was in my final year of high school and I still remember it like it was yesterday.
This was the opening to the Alchemy performance and Yelegraph road was the encore! Thise folks got their moneys worth. This track is groovy AF!
So enjoyable watching your journey through Dire Straits and Alchemy Live. Romeo and Juliet is a song off this recording I think you’ll love. Keep up the great content and thank you.
I already have it on my list, definitely coming soon!
Makes for perfect music to drive casually in a convertible with just a little bit of nippy weather under a morning sun.
This being the first song, the only way now is to go through the whole album. Not a bad song on it
I was 13 when Dire Straits were on tour with this Album and I still get
Goosebumps hearing tracks like this!
That band played solid for 2hr 20 mins…this album is probably the most underrated live album.
To me, this is joint 1st with Genesis, Seconds Out from 1977!
Great reaction mate, not too many interruptions…then again, you just want to hear it roll…100%
Wonderful performance ! I also enjoy your analysis and appreciation of the finer points which I missed before
This is my favourite cut from Alchemy. The solo after the second verse is of his finest's, that one with the lovely looping dramatic chromatic lick
Yor reactions are just so cute ❤
Thank you!
Wow I had never heard that song before but what a groove. Is this entire concert on video somewhere? I've seen other clips..what a show!
yes probably on Amazon
It's called _Alchemy Live_ and was first released in 1984.
I am so glad you got to this song. I have been writing asking around for it.... Such underrated song. Such a funk. The guitar seems to add such irony to this narrative. What do you think?
You gotta check out the Money for nothing live performance with Eric Clapton
Friend, spectacular musical analysis, as always. A pleasure to listen to you. It's great to be able to learn new musical aspects about my favorite music band.
I absolutely love your reactions to this concert, this song included.
You should check out "Six Blade Knife" from the Rockpalast concert 1979.
A class act...The group welcomed everyone to the party and what a party it was!
I was there at Alchemy, indeed a party 😊
Hola!! Mark Knopfler es simplemente inimitable...un zurdo que toca magistralmente con la mano derecha, sin púa.
Dire Straits fué único.
Gracias por tu reacción ❤
And thats just the start of the album !
Yeah, exactly!
Crazy and telegraph road is the encore! They could have played 2 songs and it would have been amazing!
Thank for an insightsful reaction, I love this concert and it was interesting to hear your thoughts.
I search throu your videos for Tommy Johansson, the former leadguitarist for a swedish metalband Sabaton. He is absolut fantastic, plays about 10-12 instruments och is a really great singer. He release a new cover almost every friday, just for fun. All reactions are mostley about his vocaly skills so it would be interesting to hear your thoughts about his instrumental skills. I promise gonna make you smile, his love to music just shine and Team Tommy will thank you ❤
Thank you for the lovely comment and the recommendation, I'll check Tommy out!
I was 13 when Dire Straits were on tour with this Album and I still get
Goosebumps hearing tracks like this!
That band played solid for 2hr 20 mins…this album is probably the most underrated live album.
To me, this is joint 1st with Genesis, Seconds Out from 1977!
Great reaction mate, not too many interruptions…then again, you just want to hear it roll…100%
Also, it’s the drummer and bass player giving it that slight reggae feel, Williams is doing triplets on the 4th bar.
@@scal5134 I was listening to a podcast interview with Hal Lindes, the rhythm guitarist of that time and he said that along with the set they did a two-hour sound check every day. What energy that lineup had! No wonder it was so good. Now Brother In Arms represented the band’s greatest commercial success, but I’m one of many fans who think Alchemy was their musical high water mark.
As a big Dire Straits fan for 40 years now, i see lots of reactions to their musics. I found some really good, but you are the best, Faana. You really catch even the small precious details we, Mark Knopfler fans, love from their musics. Congrats! i really like to see you reactions, explanations, etc. Really looking forward to see you reacting to other wonderful songs like Romeo & Juliet or Skate Away.
There 4 complete ( or mostly complete ) concerts of Dire Straits from 1982 onward, Alchemy 1983, Wembley 1985, Sydney 1986, Nimes 1992 I would love to hear your thoughts on MK's changing style through the years. The these concerts are fantastic by the way.
@@hilogreg5216 Not a full concert, but there are a number of videos on UA-cam from the RockPop concert of December 1980. They’re interesting because it was only a few months after Alan Clark and Hal Lindes joined the band and Pick Withers was the drummer at that time. Apart from Terry Williams replacing Pick, this was the same core that would dazzle in Alchemy and it was fascinating to compare and see how they matured as a unit after two major tours and a recorded album. Bookends what may arguably have been the best era of the band’s history.
COMMUNIQUE....awesome..I call this, first LP, and Making Movies....Dire Straits Before MTV😊...however his brother helped the sound ( jazz/rhythm) prior to MTV. 😊..not the same 😢..listen to the original...all awesome ❤
In his solo concerts Mark has played this with a full "Ennio Morricone" intro ua-cam.com/video/wB7LNZyEpMk/v-deo.html
What a track, Knopfler genius but bass is beautiful
great music and great reaction.
Try "Calling Elvis" and "The Bug" from _On the Night_ !
The studio version of this song actually has a reggae beat to it.
There’s a video on UA-cam of the band playing this song from the RockPop concert of Dec. 1980 when Pick was still there and back then it was played more like the studio version. I’m not sure when they adjusted the groove. This is still really good though.
I would strongly recommend checking out their performance on Rockpalast in 1979, when they were still just a young, hungry 4-piece pub rock band, having just released their second (my favourite ) album. You get a lot more raw Knopfler, less giant dinosaur of a band .
You need to seeLocal Hero by these guys
One of the best films ever and the music score is just divine. 👍
there was a film made in 1969 called, 'once upon a time in the west' which starred charles bronson, henry fonda, claudia cardinale & jason robards but it is a different song/tune! however i would recommend that you listen to 12yo patricia janeckova's brilliant version of the original tune, although it was not her singing on the film version!! sadly, patricia died last year from breast cancer aged 25!!!
This is a great song. The album version is much slower.
Did you considered to make a reaction to the full Alchemy album?
Do you mean like all at once?
find ur scene and u are so oki
A fantastic performance from Dire Straits, and a great opening to a concert. Here are some more suggestions for you to check out:
Mike Oldfield - Sentinel
ua-cam.com/video/HMksPmJiMV4/v-deo.htmlsi=HgFXEJxQU2vgy1ol
This is the first track from Tubular Bells 2 from 1992 as this was a live premiere concert of the album from Edinburgh Castle in Scotland, if you like it, you should watch the whole performance.
Also, check this beautiful instrumental from Dire Straits, such gorgeous playing from Mark Knopfler:
ua-cam.com/video/nS6rizlh710/v-deo.htmlsi=76Hn_XCbG6_
Eric Clapton and Mark Knopfler played together lots of times., for example check out t😮his performance of just the two of them playing Layla:
ua-cam.com/video/zm1BBG5LkxA/v-deo.htmlsi=Gabw-fpD9wm0BXww
Spill mann
DS is just ridiculous.
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I really enjoy listening to your commentary, but I could barely hear you this time over the music. I think you should feel free to pause when you have something to say.
Thank you for the feedback, I'm aware that I didn't get the balance right this time, I'll make sure to fix this for the next reaction!
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Lol, just listened that great song and whoppa, you've got a review of it.
Its just a masterpiece, especially with good headphones or speakers.
I often torture my coworkers with 4x 150watts speakers, listening to all those good things.
Well at least they know all the best songs 😂
Haha, I feel you, I sometimes torture my neighbors like that. 😂
thats nothing
don't be a looser
U can't anything
Don't listen to the idiots, who tell you not to play guitar at the same time😂I, follow your channel because, as a guitarist, i know what you feel, it's really interesting, when you explain things...Even if you, or me, we will never be able to play like him😂 (the guy has his own style, impossible to mimick)....The followers who order you not to stop, or explain, are losers who never played any instrument😡I like your channel, and i hope one day, we will meet to play, jam, improvise together....Peace from France✌️
Dont listen to this idiot.
Thank you! Your comment is very encouraging to me! I'd love if we could meet and jam. Where are you in the world?
@@FaanaMusic Strasburg, France....✌️
Agree