Queensryche (Take hold of the Flame - Live in Tokyo 1985) Kel-n-Rich First Reaction
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No auto tune...live. Damn. These guys had mastered their craft
One of the top five live performences in Metal history
#METALGODS
Dicksmash McIroncock that is such a risky opinion to throw out there but I can’t disagree.Absolutely an amazing performance by Tate here
Yeah I think this actually sounds better than the studio version which is rare.
@@darrellwood3913 PASSION. That is why Dicksmash said it :D
Yeah dude, I think you're right.
Almost note-for-note from the album.
Absolute stellar performance!
Rage for Order by Queensryche is an absolute gem of an album
agree.
I agree 💯%!!
Absolutely,such an under rated album
@@darrellwood3913 walk in the shadows is top 5 metal hard rock song of all time for me. it is not an epic song like hallowed be thy name, but it is great metal. some of my faves of all time are, hallowed and the trooper by maiden, the first 2 crue records-red hot, livewire etc., bringin on the heartbreak by def lepp, last in line by dio, crazy train and shot in the dark by ozzy, killing in the name of and guerilla radio by rage, tom sawyer and spirit of radio by rush, billy squiers first album(dont say no), comedown and machine head by bush. all of the surfing with alien by joe satriani, pearl jam ten and nirvana nevermind, tesla the entire record-mechanical resonance= comin atcha live is a must, im a loser by ufo, march by rebel inc, still of the night by whitesnake, tell me what you want by zebra, kingdom come- what love can be, still loving you, no one like you, believe in love by scorpions, and a million more. i know/like lots of obscure stuff too.
HollingsworthGroup wow,so many awesome songs you mentioned that are also favorites of mine but the one that really popped out at me was Zebra-Tell me what you want.I thought I was the only person that loves Zebra..lol.I love Who’s behind the door and Tell me what you want.Great taste in music my friend!
Queensryche is my band from as long as I can remember...I was born in '82. Thank you dad!
this was an encore at the end of this concert in Tokyo. What a set of pipes!!! to hit the E5 that clear and strong at the end of a 2 hour show says a lot about the Quality of Geoffs voice. Being a vocalist myself, I know it ain't easy.
And you notice the first high note was an A4 I think (from what vocal coaches have said), then he immediately transitions into the first E5. Then Geoff Tate spent the majority of the song in the 5th Octave, and also hit the E5 a couple more times (with an excellent full Vibrato the second time). Absolutely amazing, especially since from what I've heard he's actually a Baritone as far as natural voice range.
Geoff Tate was probably the greatest metal singer at that time, great reaction...
Check out Tesseract's Daniel Thompkins. great range from angelic/melodic to super high falsetto to low deep growl. he's a vocal teacher/coach as well
Dio , Gillian , Rob Halford then Geoff Tate for all time
Ahhh, No Bruce Dickerson
@@johnheneghan2553 I'm the biggest Maiden fan out there. But I have to say that this would be more of a coin-toss between Bruce and Halford at that point in time. Either way, as far as heavy metal goes the clear standard for singing begins and ends with Halford and Dickinson. There are those guys and then everyone else. Tate falls in somewhere (close) behind them though.
Indeed!
Operation Mindcrime is a Must listen. The best concept album of all time. 🤘🤘
this is a vocal performance very few of the top vocalists could even match, i remember when this came out as a single and nobody thought Geoff Tate was able to do it live
I saw them and Judas Priest on the JP reunion tour. Both bands were amazing.
@@LogansWarning wow what a double header that was, not many tours could beat that
@@stevenwilliams4172 yep! I was center in 10 row. So close that I could hear Tate and Halford without the mics. Unforgettable.
@@LogansWarning im going back a little, but i seen Priest on the Killing Machine tour in Cardiff and they started off with Delivering the Goods, Robs voice caused readings on the Richter scale, supporting them was UFO, worth every penny of the £3.75 ticket price lol
@@stevenwilliams4172 LOL! Now that is a show I would have loved to have seen.
This was the song that hooked me! He sounds just as good live as in the studio, his vocals well you heard them, just amazing!
I was 15 when I 1st heard that song and it fucking blew me away. This is the song that changed my life and turned me into a metalhead!!!! \m/
I saw them several times in the 80s. Tate was and still is an amazing vocalist. Great performance!
Think of the songs that were popular in 1985 and then listen to what Queensryche was doing ... world's apart!
Such an awesome song to hear live! Tons of energy!
Ur right, way ahead of their time, the foundations of progressive metal
1985 i had this playing on my walkman age of 20..so engrossed walking from bus stop walked past our house lol
More than the outstanding range, what impressed me about Tate's opening scream was its lack of breakup and unwavering pitch.
I seen him do that song live a few times in my life/ it blew me away I almost had a heart attack when he hit those high notes in that register of his..
This is among the best bands to see live! the live show music sounds just as good as the recorded tracks!!
Kel you are dead on about the highly intelligent lyrics and intricate music. The power & range is amazing on this track and the live performance shows how much hard work and training the lead singer had to endure to reach this level of ability. Geoff is still considered one of the very best while he was in his prime in the 80's.
The is probably my favorite Ryche song. So many dynamics. That original lineup was amazing.
The Lady Wore Black is another from the same concert, superbly done.
TLWB is actually the first song they ever wrote together as a group. Classic Ryche.
my first time was in 84 when I was 17 and I just bought the warning album and was sitting in my room and was instantly blown away and in aw of this guys vocals and this band.
My first time hearing this song and his voice doesn't fail! So good to hear!
I started to listen Queensrÿche back in 80's, when this album came out. Check out a song from their next album after Warning, called Rage For Order, the song's called I Dream In Infrared!
That's one of my favorite songs
my fav tune from Rage
Killing Words
Love Warning and the hole Rage for order album
Dream In Infrared isn't really a Queensryche song. Too electronic and Pop-like. Walk In The Shadows is better IMHO.
Queensryche with Geoff Tate singing, were a band of supreme talent & creativity. This era with Chris DeGarmo on guitar was nothing short of awesome.
I watched the British voice coach girl react to this. I think they had to clean up her chair afterwards. She was really diggin Geoff.
I think she wants to be alone with Geoff and wants to exchange howls with him. I think she got gushy inside.
😂 She sang a little love song to him at the end...
I saw that
Rebecca's channel. On the third E-5 octave scream, she was s dreaming for her mother. She literally screamed, "MOTHER!!!!!!!"
There is another British vocal coach reacting to Take Hold of the Flame, Beth Roars. She said flat out, "I give up. It's perfect." and later, saying the song left her speechless.
I met Geoff Tate after his concert back in 1988 with my buddy who got me to the door of his bus. He was alone drinking Saki and offered us a taste telling us that it helped his vocal cords! Hahah, ya right!....My buddy told me to sing the beginning of "Take Hold The Flame" to him since I was singing a rock band myself. I sang the first few bars of it and he told me "You have great voice, great projection"! ....I nearly fell over when he said that!.....It was so cool to meet him and chat with him with no other people around, just a great memory I will "hold onto" for ever.
Oh and there is a video on UA-cam I watched today...it was off the OMC album, and it was just a month ago! and Geoff sounds great! be sure to check it out!
Oh and where do you buy your shirts man! I love them.
My favorite Queensryche song! I saw Queensryche in 2003 in Baton Rouge, La. and it was one of the best concerts I've been to. This was one of the songs they played.
Really appreciate your words Kel - I've felt that way from my teenage years. I could never understand how people would bad-talk metal BUT never give it a chance as far as talent. Whether it's in the musicality, arrangement, creativity, lyricism, story-telling, etc. There is just so much talent in so much of the metal/rock genre.
This song takes me back to a time that was very hard for me. I had just started listening to this song, repeatedly. My girlfriend at that time died in a housefire, quite literally when I started listening to this song, and so I couldn't listen to this song for a very long time. Now, I listen to it and remember her, the love I had for her (this happened when we were both in high school) and how my life has turned out. Queensryche has always been one of my top 3 favorite bands. I am happy your reaction is positive, I am just happy that the song brings joy to you both, and to me now, so many years after a very sad time in my life. Peace....
You would like "Queen of the Reich" too
good song.
Ok Kel-n-Rich...I can't tell you how many times I've seen this clip over the decades, but it still gives me goosebumps in at least half a dozen places.
This band means so much to me, I bought their EP when it was released without hearing any of the songs and have been a huge fan ever since.
I still have that vinyl :)
This is one of the best songs especially love concert, the best voice I've ever heard
I was 20 years old and in The Marine Corp when I heard this version of this song. I was in our Rec room late on a Saturday night in Camp Pendleton Ca. The guys in the room were watching videos but not on MTV. I sat down and was blown away. What a voice! Then I saw their name.
Hey I know these Guys.
I went to my locker and pulled out the EP and The Warning on cassette.
I sat down and popped The Warning into my cassette player and woke up everyone in the squad bay.
I’d heard the albums but for whatever reason it didn’t get to me.
But on that night in 1985 Queensrÿche became one of my favorite bands.
For days I wondered why I didn’t like them right off.
A friend walked by and said in reply to a question that I asked to no one.
Who cares, man. Just enjoy it.
So I did and still do.
So, Take Hold of the Flame.
Nice story. Yeah I knew about this band for decades, I remember as a kid seeing Silent Lucidity on MTV but it wasnt my flavor. Years later as a bonnafide metalhead I chanced upon this live performance and I was BLOWN away. Since then I've been easing into their albums.
That's hard to beat... My FAVORITE band of all time..
Music like this is why we will never ever give rap the time of day!!!
Queensryche always been my favorite band because of that , he has that gift of a voice that many wish they had
The Live in Tokyo Video was the 1st time I heard Queensryche, sight unseen. Completely blown away
My Aunt actually saw Queensryche back in a roller rink in Seattle in the early '80s before they got famous. My Stepdad saw them in a 1500 seater venue. Both of them were blown away.
That is why I love y'alls channel. This is not a channel about saying this is better than that, it's a channel about the music. That's all that matters. If it sounds good to you, you listen. And some songs, when you listen, you feel. That is what music (metal in particular) does to me. It makes me feel. ✌
He seemed to really enjoy this song, saying top shelf and sweet multiple times ... Then I noticed her hand is in his lap the whole review. Take Hold of the Flame indeed
Nick Johnson That’s sick, man! Sick! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I heard this was an night encore @ the end of the night. Imagine having the energy to sing & perform like this after a set, they're Machines!
I'm 50 now but was in 11th or 12th grade when I 1st heard this song. Been blown away ever since!
that man has some serious vocal talent!
Everyone: "Hey, Geoff; what octave?"
Geoff Tate: "Every damn one of them!!!!!!!!"
I first seen Queensryche in 1984 when they opened for KISS and I have loved them since, my all time favorite band!
Queensryche is one of those bands that everything they do is awesome........
Best vocal ever.
I love that you're getting to know Queensryche! Mindcrime, in my personal opinion, is one of the greatest, complete rock albums ever recorded! Take Hold of the Flame is one of their greatest songs, and I get emotional just watching the two of you experience it, for the first time.
I think one more #Queensryche song you should experience... #RoadToMadness, from the same album as Take Hold of the Flame. Beautiful song with amazing lyrics, mind blowing vocals, brilliant key changes and smooth time signature changes. I really think you'll fall in love with it!
Danny Hendrie
Lubbock, TX
Began listening to QR with this video in about 85 when I was 15. Saw them 4 times in subsequent years and live was as good or better than recorded sound wise. Live shows were amazing. Amazing band and Geoff could sing like no one else.
Unlike other reviewers who get lost by Geoff's voice, and who hasn't, I enjoyed the appreciation shown to the rest of the band's talents, especially Chris DeGarmo solo. He's one of my favorite guitarists of all time. I was in my early 20's when introduced to Queensryche, and the intelligence their songs conveyed. I stood out as a girl fan in the early days too.
What a great song and a hell of a performance from a local legendary Seattle band! I went to high school with the Base players sister Olga. Really enjoyed the reaction.
Saw them open for KISS in of 1985. So loud it was insane!! Was so amazing.
I did too!!! In Dallas at Reunion arena!
Where was I when I first heard this song? I remember clear as day. It was on Kel-n-Rich channel on UA-cam about 15 minutes ago 🤪
My first introduction to Queensryche was the EP in 1984. A few months later the tour hit Sacramento, CA when they opened for Kiss! QR absolutely ruled the show. The stage barrier up front collapsed and people were stacked on top of each other......fortunately no one was hurt and QR did a great job getting everyone back in control. Bad ass band.
First heard this on a NY based radio station called 'Fingers' Metal Shop.' Blew....my.....doors.....OFF!!!! Been a fan ever since!
Watching these reactions to this song, you always wait for the look when they hear "the note"!
one of the best songs they've done...the scream at the beginning is the best...i hope this live version they do it well
I've seen Queenryche a few times live back in the day and they always sounded great.
Watched again....AGAIN!
I was at Demontfort Hall in Leicester UK when I first heard this track. It was 1984 and Queensryche were the support act for Dio. From that moment I was and still am a massive Queensryche fan. Give Roads to Madness a listen.
Wow what a gig good on you for being there
Geoff Tate is and always will be the voice of Queensryche! The combination of Geoff and Degarmo brought an amazing series of albums. With Degarmo scorching without losing the rhythm of the band, and Geoff hitting notes few could dream of and doing it so smoothly!
Wish music like this would come back!
Great to see you getting into QR !!! Another live video you need to react to is “Screaming in Digital Live Evolution” Geoff in his best along w Eddie background singing incredible !!!
#painintheask
Holy shit, I must rewatch it. The song alone is one of my favorites.
#QueensrycheKingdom I remember listening to this on vinyl & cassette in middle school and going to my friend’s house and trying to learn how to play these songs. Road trip Rage for Order album! 🤟🔥🔥
The Lady wore Black, is the Queen. The Queens Kingdom are her subjects. Her subjects are they that Take hold of the flame. To take hold of the flame. Is to behold the Queen. Excellent choice on playing that song.
Queensryche - so awesome!! This song of their album Warning - one of the best!
You can't mess with perfection
My girlfriend and I were on the way to Las Vegas to get married. And I had a kick ass sound system in my king cab pickup. We rocked the Columbian Gold and this song all the way there!
One of the greatest bands of all time. Geoff Tate awesome vocalist and a very underrated drummer.
Todd Latorre, the new singer, is the one who drums. Played drums on the last album. My pal.
Hey pal, this was 1987 so I believe Scott Rockenfeld was the drummer. Tate is the true vocalist not this new poser.
1985 whatever
Lead guitarist was bad ass too.
Scott Rockenfield,, I think that's how you spell it. Absolutely underrated.
Remember buying Queen of the ryche and The lady wore Black on 12 single when it was first released oh god all those years ago
I was in Sioux falls s.d when I heard this song they are and always will be my favorite band
I've been a knight in the Queesnryche Kingdom since I heard this album on it's release. I heard their EP before this, and that introduced me, so I was anticipating the release. IMO this is the best band of the '80s and my 2nd favorite of all time. (Zeppelin is God). Love the reactions. Keep 'em coming.
#painintheask queensryche screaming in digital!!!!!
I saw them last August in Tahoe and they played Screaming in digital and holy shit..they killed it. Todd LaTorre can sing.
They did go all in..Quensryche was all by them selves in the 80 + 90 there sound was unique and Operation mind crime will always be the greatest album of all time.
Holy smokes, Queesryche was one of my favorite bands in the 80's to early 90's got to see them several times. when that song came out I was living in Greely, Colorado. Guys, I love ur channel as you bring so many wonderful memories back to mind. Now I am a 56-year-old dude who only reminisces of those days but thanks to u guys, Keep rocking it out my brother and sister in Rock
In 1985 I was a freshman in high school, near Hollywood CA the first time I saw the video.
Anything by Queensryche that's fantastic I've seen them six times live and he always sounds that great
1985, Irvine CA. Just finished my freshman year of HS and went on a road trip with aunt/uncle and cousins. Opened for KISS. Was hooked instantly
Geoff Tate what an incredible voice. I have seen this video a douzen times and it blows me away, even live the man is consistant
I bought The Warning album when it came out in '84. Me and my best friend played this album at least twice a day for years
I saw this tour in my hometown of Rochester NY, on 11/17/1984. Queensryche opened for Kiss on this tour. It was Kiss' first tour without their make up and costumes. it was a FANTASTIC show.
I saw Queensryche along with Ratt in 1985 at an area civic center in Beaumont, Texas, and Geoff Tate (the vocalist) blew us away.
If you love and appreciate real music Queensryche of the 80's and 90's was and is the real talent of vocals and instruments
Jeff tate was trained as an opera singer in canada and so glad he we can see him as a badass. Ive seen queensryche 6 times .and love all of it
No he wasn't. He had the same vocal training that Ann Wilson and Layne Staley had. They're all from Seattle. Only difference is he only had 10 lessons.
His name was David P Kyle. No opera training in Canada.
Hey...here's a suggestion...check out HEAR N' AID - WE'RE STARS
Features Dio, Geoff Tate, Rob Halford, more, and awesome guitar solos from many badasses. Song was recordedfor African famine relief(like WE ARE THE WORLD....but for metal haeds).
FUCK YESSSSSS !!!! “who’ll cry for the chillllldrrreeeeenenenenen ??? I doooooooo “
Yes Geoff had a couple of lines to sing like all the other greats on there, but he absolutely threw his all into it, and you can make out that it is distinctly him. Around that same time he was (IMHO) experimenting with throwing in some spookier overtones/effects to his voice like in Rage For Order (Whisper, Gonna Get Close, Neue Regel, Screaming In Digital), and that same kinda effect comes thru in his voice on We're Stars. Dio absolutely nailed the perfect vocalists and guitarists for that song 🤘
I guess the only noteworthy missing on that track was Bruce Dickinson
I bought this on cassette a few weeks after it was released in 1984. I was a sophmore in high school. I saw them August 86 in concert, they opened for AC/DC.
Saw this tour and there were alot of jaws on the floor
The first time I heard this was after popping the cassette into my stereo back in late '84. I was blown away.
Queensryche's old official fan club called the different chapters "Empires".
Yeah, I used to head one of the Empires up in Thousand Oaks, CA. Each one had a name. I called mine "Roads To Rycheness". They were very good to their fan club members. Always gave us backstage passes. BEST BAND EVER! Nice guys! Musically, lyrically, vocally, and songwriting-wise WOW! And Geoff's vocals are so powerful and controlled! But he's completely relaxed and at the same time bursting with energy! ALL of them (original lineup) Eddie, Michael, Scott, Chris, and Geoff are on that top shelf, in a kingdom they own! I could go on with a breakdown of each one of them, but methinks I've said enough.
Realize im 4 years late to the party...hmm, first time i heard this particular song, i was either in high-school or had just graduated. I really got into them when mindcrime came out and became my favorite band. My best friend was a huge fan before me and i might have heard this, im sure, before i did graduate. It took me a little to get onto them but once i did ot was over. I learned to appreciate their brilliance thr more and more i listened. And i listened, que Lloyd Christmas, ALOT.
Take Hold of the Flame - the very first Queensryche song I ever heard. There used to be a show called "Night Flight" on the old USA network back in the mid 80's. It was one hour of rock videos. I used to tape it (yay VHS), and watch it later. This video was on there one night in '85. I kept rewinding and watching it over and over again. The next day I drove my Mom's car (I was 16 at the time) to Tower Records and got The Warning album!
Man, I'm old...
This is live and at the back end of the set. You working musicians can appreciate the effort and skill.
I seen them in 1984 in glasgow when supported the legendary (Ronnie James) Dio and i can honestly say that was 1 of the best nights of my life. Having 2 of the best metal singers of metal on the same stage. Also Dio's grandmother came up with the metal horns 🤘🤘 to ward of evil and Ronnie (R.I.P.) introduced them to the metal world Thanks again for a superb reaction. 🤘🤘
Stephen Caveney that had to be epic...two of my favorite metal singers from that era! \m/
GIMME BACK MY 80’S!!! ;D
KEL, you are SO spot on with metal groups. PASSION. That is what they are about, and this group proves it. I just want to give you two a huge hug, because I guess being a passionate person who loves metal, I want to embrace you both :D
The vocal arrangements are always on point with Queensryche...the music(especially the drums and bass) is outstandingly done...the combination is fantastic creativity!!!...and y’all’s channel is great, awesome chemistry, genuine reactions!!!...keep up the fun!!!...👍🤘🤠
Top shelf!!! Definitely 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
THE FIRST QUEENSRYCHE TRACK I EVER HEARD WAS THE STUDIO VERSION OF THIS....back in 1986 on a metal compilation tape called "Hard Attack" here in India, though the song was from 1984 of course. And I was hooked for life. After hearing Geoff in the intro building into that unbelievable note, I started sourcing everything by QUEENSRYCHE that I could get my hands on.....Rage for order, Warning and then Operation Mindcrime followed by Empire both as soon as they were released. And somewhere in there I watched this Tokyo concert on VHS. Geoff hit unbelievable notes during the EP tracks too that they did in this concert. AND he looked great too. He knew how to command an audience, supreme confidence in his abilities. And as if that wasn't enough, we had the rest of the band as exceptional musicians too. Each of them a real force to reckon with. And then to top it all off, they were all obviously highly intelligent musicians creating complex but appealing music. Which appealed to a lot of us at that time as serious music as opposed to the "pop metal" of the time, though we look back on that fondly today. I reckon there wasn't a band around who could touch QUEENSRYCHE in their prime during those four albums.
Finally starting to see this amazing song get reacted to. 2nd reaction to this song in the past week... Thank you!
Me and my first love at 14 or maybe 15 listen to this for the 1st time at her moms house instant love of BOTH her and them age and jeolousy drove us apart but im still in love with the RYCHE!!
One of the most UNDERRATED bands AND singer in rock/metal ......