Metal School - The History of Europe (the band, not the continent)
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- Опубліковано 13 тра 2018
- Everyone knows The Final Countdown, but how much do you know about the band who played the song? Find out how Swedish hard rock group, Europe, went from winning a televised rock band competition in Sweden to becoming one of the biggest hair metal bands in the world, just in time for grunge to take over. Discover what Joey Tempest did in the 90s and what made Europe get back together in 2003 plus lots more!
*Yes, I know that's not Peter Olsson in the picture. I searched high and low for a picture of Peter and thought I'd found one. For whatever reason, I never noticed that it's clearly John Level. But I am aware of it. Sorry!*
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Also in my whole life and I am 55. Never heard anyone call Europe a pop band!! Never! Until this video! Melodic hard rock! This band is top notch!!! Europe forever!!
It's kinda annoying that people keep calling them a one hit wonder, when they have so many good songs in their catalogue.
If they were that good more people would know 🤷♂️
@@Shadow__133 nonsense man, so many talented bands are over looked, because people classify them as one hit wonders with out listening to their catalog.
@@ILLRICARDO Maybe, but its a different world nowadays.. no mtv, radios are essentially dead and personal streaming is king. When someone plays Final Countdown it should pull up other Europe songs (did for me), and maybe people just don't like them as much as you do.
They also had more than one hit. At least 5 among the many singles from "The Final Countdown" and "Out of This World." Many of their later albums are also quite good, like "Last Look at Eden."
Seven doors hotel
Kee Marcello's superstitious solo is one of my all time guitar solos.
Aaaaabsolutely, can't agree more, this is a AAA top world class guitar solo all time. at least ! :)
Yep, very melodic
This album and the follow are great.
sam here. top 3 for me
...mine too😍. I just love to hear and play it, no matter how old it is....as they say that music never grows old and have no age 🎼🎸🎶😍👍...
Wings of Tomorrow is an incredibly underrated album
Well, without the final countdown album band wouldn't nothing, it's their biggest hit ever in history
Facts
Yes!!
100 % agree
Yup... Got that one around 1990 from some guy who knew I was into "Metallica music" xD
Dunno how many times I went through that album...
John Norum has got to be one the most underrated guitarists of the 80s and 90s
He's a world class guitarist!🤘🏼😎🤘🏼
John Norum and Ronni LeTekro deserve so much more love.
Norums solo album is kind of blah though
...I totally agree with you@@kimchi2780both of them are my fav guitarists & they deserves more....🎸🎸😍👍...
Here in Sweden, he has always been known as one of the best.
I am super glad that you put emphasis on John Norum in the video. Very very glad.
Europe should really be in the Rock N Roll hall of fame..great band and their new albums are fantastic. Just saw them live in Glasgow and Newcastle this week and they were unreal. I saw Def Leppard and Motley Cure 3 months ago which was great but Europe are on another level which surprises me why they are the ones playing the small venues and not Stadiums.
John Norum will always be underrated as well with his solo albums too
That's why there are esoteric people in this 🌎
I remember in guitar magazine when the first John Norum solo album came out"rock band Europe's guitar player puts out solo album. He took lessons from yngwie malmsteen"of course we all ran out and immediately bought his record (this was the '80s what do you expect) the dude is an incredible guitar player
@@ziggylayneable Yes he is!
My fave guitarist and it's not close
Kee is even more underrated i think...
These dudes definitely paid their dues before hitting the "big-time"!
Cool to hear Joey's vocals improve as they marched on.
These guys are so much more than the Final Countdown and Carrie. Their first two records are Euro- Power metal classics.
Joey Tempest is such a great vocalist. I have always liked John Norum's guitar. I could not tell you which of their albums is my favorite. The Final Countdown will always be a favorite as well as Rock The Night.
I was 5 years old. I wanted a record of my own. My dad bought me the 'Rock the Night' single, because I couldn't find Final Countdown in the shop. I loved it just as much. I'm nearly 40 now and mostly listen to extreme metal, but I'll never deny the impact that Europe had 🤘🤘
To my surprise Kee Marcello is highly underrated here. An outstanding player & performer besides the old bumblebee...
To be honest, Kee's solo's are more enjoyable than John's.
He was a good stand in when John Norum left. But Europe were much better with Norum. He was their founding member afterall.
I prefer John Norum’s guitar playing best 👍😀🎸!. I don’t like Kee Marcello and his guitar playing very much !
Kee Marcello is one of my favourite guitarists of all time. His work on Out of this world and Prisoners in Paradise albums is just insane and I listen to those 2 albums at least once every month.
That being said, John Norum is very very special too!
I'm a huge Vai and Satriani fan, but it was actually Kee Marcellos work in Out of This World that made me pick up the guitar. I still listen to it now.
i like him better than Norum ....
@@peterk4626 - that's very cool. 🤘♥️
Until watching your channel I had no idea these "hair metal" bands had as much history and substance as they did. I assumed record companies threw them together, like boy bands. In fact, they are real musicians and songwriters and go through musical stages and growth, breakups and reunions, ups and downs. I have more respect for them now. And your commentary is priceless.
Europe is closer to being a Power Metal band...That was mistakenly included in hair metal
Even bands like Poison, that I thought were boy band trash, have some good albums with real talent.
Great band one of the best concerts I ever watched right after John got back again
Joey is such a frontman I always looked at him as another Coverdale.
Great early concert footage of one my favorite bands. This band has more depth and history than others give them credit for. Still love their recent music and albums too!
Awesome band. John Norum is a great guitarist, I love his solo albums
Europe are one of the few bands that are putting out top quality material with their latest albums. I feel once the public eye wasn't focussed on them, they were able to write exactly what they wanted and sounded more natural (and better) because of it
Europe was my favorite band during teenage years
First 2 albums were brilliant!!! Wish they had stayed doing songs like seven doors hotel and scream of anger. Norum is amazing
I have seen a lot of comments across UA-cam give Europe a lot of crap for what seems like no reason, and I will never see why. I love this band and is one of my personal favorite bands of all time.
Eüröpe are Album-oriented hard rock... they lack originality... every album sounds different... they choose to be commercial
They have different sounds throughout their career because they are no in their 20’s neither we are in the 80’ , however the performance vary from album to album like any other artists or musicians , the biggest issue is that they are not Americans...that makes them the most underrated band in USA , they choose what makes money ! Take a look at the Regueton , shitiest “music” I have ever heard and their performers are Millionaires !!
Listen they love america listen too the song by them my america!!
The music and songs that europe does is not shity
The reason is simple, Europe was a Pop Rock band, focused on selling records, unlike other famous Heavy Metal, Thrash bands and more aggresive bands from the same era.
I had the pleasure of meeting this band during concerts in the US.
And Mic Michaeli is an absolute sweetheart. He hugged me when I told him of my situation. (First time I rode on a plane over 30+years and I had nothing for him to sign.)
He called me "Sweet Heart" and hugged me. What a sweet heart 💗❤️
That's so cool! Always nice to hear when people are awesome :)
I'm very glad to watch this. I had no idea they were this respectable.
Please make more videos like this about 80’s bands! This was amazing!
E Dos
Norum one of the best living guitarist!
In Sweden the kind of mustasch Joey have grown there in the early days is called a "moped mustasch" ;)
What a great band.
Great video. Some of us hardcore John Norum fans cannot be more happy about the break away from Europe in 1986. Total control, face the truth were absolutely amazing albums. I wish they would play some of Norum's solo stuff with Europe
I saw Europe in Birmingham England in 2019 and it was great show. Although I became convinced that Joey Tempest is actually a robot, that the band just switches on when they need to record an album or do a show, the guy just doesn’t age....ever! He bounced around the stage like a man half his age and his voice was still perfect.
I love this band.
As a teen in the80's, I came on board with Europe during The Final Countdown, though had backtracked to their eponymous release, then Wings of Tomorrow and have been on board ever since. I don't care what anyone else thinks: Prisoners in Paradise was a smokin' album chock full of great material. Glad the band returned with Start From the Dark, then the incredible Secret Society album and have remained strong to this day. Europe rocks!
For englisg to be Joey's second language those vocals are KILLER!!!🤘🖤🤘
Ok, I know Im commenting on a five year old posted video, sorry. Im a old 80s hair metal wild child and just finally found this awesome site. I have watched a few other videos , but I actually like this one cause the narrator actually is in it. Nice to put a face to the voice. Anyway, appreciate what you do man ! Keep em comin
Appreciate it, man! 🤘🏻
A great video with most of the facts correct and observant analysis to go with it.
I also respect you having a strong opinion about Kee as a guitarist compared to Norum as he's not from the hard rock Gary Moore/Michael Schenker school as John Norum (he's clearly more of a Jeff Beck type player at heart) - but considering him average or boring is something I can't understand. I can understand not liking his melodic major scale solos like Superstitious for being too poppy and sweet, but his solo on Ready Or Not for example easily goes toe to toe against Norum's bluesy shredding as well. IMO he's one of the greatest guitarists ever. It's just the first time I've seen him being called kinda boring, which I don't get at all.
Btw, I forget what a great guitarist Joey Tempest is as well, the clip of him just casually riffing on 7 Doors Hotel on acoustic is astonishingly good. There's also some clips of him playing absolutely fiery blues licks in soundchecks. Figures, as he's a proper genius level musician who plays every instrument and wrote a great majority of the songs just by himself. So much of Europe is just based on Joey's vision and musicality that I wouldn't be at all surprised if he had control freak tendencies in the 80s.
Yeah, it seems I didn’t give Kee a fair chance initially. If I was doing the video now, I’d do a bit more research on him. Also, as this video took me quite a while, I spent a lot of time watching those early Norum solos and for whatever reason they just really resonated with me haha.
I think Kee is definitely better than average as a player, but I also think his playing is very boring. Some demanding tapping licks and amazing fluent runs, but I absolutely hate his tone and many of the melodies. That said I still listen to ”Out of this world” from time to time and enjoy some of it. Hate the overall sound of the album though. Oh, and that bumblebee solo Kee used to play... What a waste of time.
I lived in Upplands Väsby earlier, now in a town 15 min away. I must say that you have done a great research and found lot of old recordings and material. Very well done! As a swede I really like the old swedish video clips.
🤘🏻🤘🏻 Thanks!
I think your city must to give a "honourable sir" medal to Norum and Tempest. They made your city famous
@@trueriddler4145 Upplands Väsby had a vibrant scene in the 80's. Several bands came from there. The legendary doom metal band Candlemass came from there and actually came at second place on that Rock-SM contest Europe won.
@@alaksandutheexorkizein7634 oh really? Candlemass? I love them!
@@trueriddler4145 Well more correctly it was Nemesis, pre-Candlemass, that was part of the competition but yeah :)
To not mention ”Seven Doors Hotel” is a crime. Masterpiece 🔥🔥🔥
Best doc I've ever seen! You did a Great job. Most people giving a doc talk way too much but you kept it short and sweet and showed us what we want to see, good quality clips!
Thanks for watching! Glad you liked it :)
@@MetalSchoolChannel You bet!
Prisoners in paradise is massively underrated
Well said Chan its a great album also their later albums are awesome check out last look at eden
So is Out of This World
Tom Smullen, I never heard of that. Will have to look it up.
Pile of garbage.
@@am3986 A spincter says what?
Out Of This World is such a hidden gem in the treasury of rock and roll. I am a great fan of John Norum but Kee Marcelo did an awesome job in this record.
Very nice video, i love this Band. Greetings from germany.
I remember not knowing that Prisoners in Paradise had come out and finding it in a music store. The 1st thing I noticed was how good the guitar was on the whole album. Kee Marcello was amazing in that album and it's easily my favorite Europe album and one of my favorite albums from that era.
Great Video.
Nostalgic.
Happy to have been there.
The hair, the Leather, the Lace, the Chicks....
No cellphones...
Great times....
Respect from La Belle Province Gatineau Quebec Canada 🇨🇦 Merci beaucoup
2023
No cell phones ❤️❤️❤️
John Norum's first solo album was a true showcase of his talent. To me, it's one of the best guitar albums of all time. Still listen to it today.
they were so good in the early days, real heavy real metal.
IMO they're just as heavy but darker now. War of Kings is epic. That and Wings of Tomorrow are thier 2 best albums.
This was a rare gem to find. Thanks for upload of a great band that gets overlooked in the 80's scene.
Im so glad, you straighten it out, that you mean the band and not the continent, I would have confused the 2 :D
Their first 2 albums is KILLERS. Love the band now in later days also !
Didn't expect to hear so much stuff I liked! That early stuff HOLY CRAP! My mind was blown. Didn't get too much into them cause of the keyboard, but first guitarist was just awesome.
Joey Tempest is an incredibly good Vocalist
Joey Tempest really good on the acoustic guitar.
Prisoners in Paradise is an extremely underrated album!
Imo,Girl From Lebanon is second only to TFC, great cover artwork as well, I have it on LP like the rest albums from their early period
@@sergeykras4599 I agree :)
And guess who did the beautiful album cover? Mark Wilkinson!
The same guy who did "Ram it Down" and "Painkiller" for Judas Priest! Absolute killer!
Love his style and the use of colors.
@@mrmaxaxl That's funny, I owned all three albums back in the day and never connected they were the same artist. Thanks for posting that info.
@@mrmaxaxl Wilkinson also did all those great Marillion album covers back in the day, like Fugazi and Misplaced Childhood. Awesome artist.
It's awesome. I like it better than Countdown and This World
"Danger On The Track" is my fave
Hot Rod
Rock the night. The song that got me into hard rock.
Had no idea about Europe’s earlier material. 😎🤘
One of the things I've always loved about this band is how many different styles they've tried since the beginning. Their early 80s stuff were the heaviest, balls out euro-metal albums they would ever try. The mid to late 80s (Final Countdown and Out Of This World) were the most commercially inclined they would ever do. Good, but not great . Prisoners In Paradise is largely forgettable. Their comeback albums from 2004 to now have all shown a musical progression from commercial (but heavy) modern guitar rock , to more laid-back, but really well done blues-oriented (Last Look At Eden to Bag Of Bones). And their last two albums-War Of Kings and Walk This Earth (my favorites since their comeback) have this adventurous 70s proto-metal sound of Rainbow and Purple, which is Europe at their most natural. So, in a nutshell, they are an incredibly talented band that has something for almost every fan of Rock and Metal. And their live albums (Almost Unplugged and Live At Sweden Rock) are both incredible !
Just going back and watching your back catalog, and while I really enjoyed this...you've gotten SO much better in 4 years. Cheers!
Joey released "A Place to Call Home" in 1995, six years before the UK Office came out in 2001, it sounds like Ricky Gervais and the office tried to steal his melody! I can't believe that!
Joey is a gifted writer and musician!
Europe came to Brazil 3 times; I went to see them all 3 times. I was never disappointed, and they're still one of my favourite bands. And I totally agree, Children of this Time is an absolute banger. Great video and summary 👍
John Norum’s solos are amazing.
👍👍👍
best guitar solos of any hardrock/heavymetal band
@@SepiaChild Correcto
John norum is multi talented and goodlooking he is a master at guitar
Kee Marcelo is amazing as well, just check “out of this world” or “Prisoners of the paradise” 👍
Some additional details for you here, Zack, from this active Canadian EUROPE fan and researcher.
There was one error in the front part of this video, Zack....you used a pic of John Leven as a stand-in for Peter Olsson. It might've been better to just use a stock text screen saying something like 'Peter Olsson-Photo Not Available'.
In terms of Peter, he had actually broke up with his girlfriend before she started dating Joey, and he lapsed into alcoholism to cope, but he took full responsibility for his behavior later on, when he gained the wisdom that comes with dealing with one's past. His musical direction was more into 'guitar masturbation', whatever that is, and didn't get the idea of playing choruses with his bass. He'd also end up bouncing around from band to band, before I think retiring from the industry.
With Mic Michaeli, his role was more of an expansion slot, created when he took keyboard duties off Joey's hands, because Joey was also the group's original keyboard player, which kind of made things awkward during live shows, where Joey was probably hiding behind the bank of keys during some songs.
For Tony, and this is just merely speculation on my part, but I think that the TRUE reason he left was because the idea of taking his talent worldwide scared him badly, and his ambivalence to his duties then probably caused him to become lazy. He probably was too afraid to admit such to those he'd been with in the band for those 5 years, and just couldn't do it, fearing they'd be pissed off with him, to the point of probably wanting to fistfight him over it. So, Tony just simply faded off, and never returned to the stage with the group again(outside of doing 2 autograph projects for the 30th anniversary of the debut album for the group AND a 10-guitar charity auction, both in 2013).
Also, another big reason Norum left the group on Oct. 31, 1986 was that it was eventually found out that EUROPE's manager at the time, a Thomas Erdtman, ended up having the contracts written to where the money that the group made(in which both Norum and Marcello got dinged by this) was funnelled into his own bank account. Norum once caught Thomas spending their money to take his(Norum's) mom out on a date somewhere.
As for Marcello, he actually had some personal issues with the group regarding band seniority, where he was promised, by Erdtman, that he'd get to have an elevated role in the group upon entry into it(getting his songs on albums, writing credits, et al), only to be told by the band members that that wasn't going to happen. He got conflicted, and started binging on alcohol and drugs to try to cope with it, but that stuff eventually took over his mentality, screwing him up.
It was in 1989 that the group voted 5-0 to terminate Erdtman's services.
Also, when EUROPE went on hiatus on Mar. 15, 1992 in Portsmouth, England after the last leg of the 'Prisoners In Paradise' tour, the members found out, thanks mostly to Erdtman, that they had a lot of high taxes to pay when they got back to Sweden. They lost a LOT of stuff they accumulated while on the road, and it took them YEARS to pay off those bills. All of them eventually did though, and they'll say now that that doesn't affect them anymore.
EUROPE also, after Dec. 31, 1999's concert with both Norum and Marcello present(a pure fans' ultimate dream, by the way...XD) appeared at Stockholm's Hard Rock Cafe to finally collect their awards for sales of the compilation album '1982-1992', which had 17 tracks on it from all eras of the group.
In terms of Kee Marcello, after it was announced in 2003 that EUROPE would get back together full time with Norum at guitar, Kee stated that he didn't stand for the same creative and musical direction that EUROPE currently performs in concerts today, and that he said there were talks of the group going to a 6-member version for a while, but he said he couldn't do it, feeling like he was probably going to encroach on Norum's turf, and said he figured that Norum would feel the same way.
But at the same time, Kee said that he was happy that the EUROPE band name and brand was active once again, and performing in front of millions of happy fans all around the world.
Just figured I'd help you fill in some gaps here, Zack. =)
And sorry for the long read, but it was necessary here. XB
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There's a bit of guesswork in your post. I'll add some things.
• Norum left because he didn't want to be doing playback and interview tours without shows - stated many times by all concerned.
• Kee bought Norum's share of the band for 1,000,000 krona so business wise - he did have an equal share but not a creative one.
• The Millenium reunion with both guitarists was done in exchange for the band's debt being paid.
• Marcel Jacob (Norum collaborator and one time bassist for the band before swapping back with Leven) stated on the melodicrock forum before his untimely passing that Tempest, Leven, Michaeli and Haugland were split on which guitarist to get back. Joey and John wanted Norum, Mic and Ian wanted Kee. Joey suggested the two-guitar lineup as a compromise but Norum refused to share solos and said "only if he plays chords". Kee was let go the day before they did their "reunion" photoshoot and has never been paid back his 1M kr. The only member he's had contact with since is Ian.
Ragin' Ronic Great research Bro,..I would like to ad that insider rumors about Norum exit also mentioned his ambitions of a solo carrier and his fading trust in the Europe project. He wanted more Heavy Metal in the Band...back to his roots so to speak.
How do u know all those information about all of them, specifically john norum? How do u know that john norum's mother dated with thomas erdtman? Please answer
@@iffatsharminislam7978 At the website wingsoftomorrow.com, there's a section outlining the whole history of EUROPE. =P
Kee Marcello was an incredible player! His guitar work on "Out of This World" is unmatched. His tapping technique in solos for "More Than Meets the Eye" and "Just the Beginning" to me were a premier to what Nuno would be doing with Extreme years later. He certainly could write great melodies in his solos. Not taking anything away from John Norum. I loved his playing as well but I think Kee did contribute a lot more than just "Flight of the Bumblebee". He took Europe to the next level!
It is a shame that most people only know The Final Countdown and Carrie. They are way more than that. I love their whole catalog including everything they have done since reuniting in the early 2000's with Start From The Dark album. My favorites have always been the self titled debut album and Wings Of Tomorrow. John Norum is my favorite Europe guitar player, but Kee Marcello is amazing as well
Great band ! I remember buying the final countdown on cassette back in 87 and loved it , at nights I would wake up at around midnight and hear the album being played downstairs in my house and I didn't know if I was dreaming or not so I snuck out of bed ( I was only 11 at this point) and walked downstairs to find my mum cranking the song the final countdown and dancing around the room ....by herself!! I never told her I knew she was doing this , my mum was rather conservative and rock and metal music was the last thing she would get into but for some reason this song spoke to her on a different level .
The funny thing is the cassette was in my room next to my tape player so she would have had to sneak past me to grab it and then put it back !
I would wake up to the muffled sound of that album playing for weeks on end but I just left her to it .
She died in 2007 so it's a cool memory I have of her just not giving a shit and feeling the power of this awesome band .
And how good is that 7 door Hotel song that Joey plays on acoustic!??
And I wonder if Ricky Gervais was a closeted Europe fan??
Anyway, great review!
Great band. I have an appreciation for so much of their stuff.
Was able to meet them in the USA a few years back. A really great group of guys.
I still contend that they have one of the earliest power metal songs, and should be remembered as one of the most classic metal bands.
I 💖 EUROPE then & now!! 🤘😍💖👍🇺🇸
Metal School thanks for this, I wouldn't have known about the later albums if I hadn't watched this and their later albums are really good, so when making other video's I'm hoping your updating them as well, thanks
Sad to see this is your only video. Great stuff!
Another thing that might be interesting to hear. I met and spoke with Ian haugland recently and asked him about new Europe music and he said that maybe next year they will release a new album
The Final Countdown and Out of This World are still relevant and in my possession today! 🤘
This is the first of your videos I've seen where we see you.
And this is also probably one of my favorites. I wasn't a huge Europe fan, although I did own Final Countdown as a child. But this was just a great doc.
I wonder why Joey never played rhythm. It could've added more to their sound.
This was great, I'm really looking forward to seeing them in a few days!
Lucky! Bet it will be a great show
@MetalSchoolChannel I'm sure it will be, they're doing 2 sets one and a half hours, a 20 min break then just over an hour. Playing songs from all 11 albums, it's gonna be immense!
I LOVE this band ❤. Their songs are so beautiful and high quality... I loved their songs when I was 16 and it's no different now that I am 40 rsrsrsrs Its soooo good!.
You're right about Last Look At Eden being a big surprise compared to their previous two (newer) records. It usually takes Joey Tempest a couple of albums to fine tune his songwriting into a style that really catches on. It was the same with The Final Countdown album.
This is fantastic video i never seen the video of this.
*sorry for my wrong English*
great video.
people only remember europe for the final countdown..
Thanks for taking the time to make the video and share it
Wow thanks for doing this on this legendary heavy rock Band.
It´s really a shame that the majority of people only know The Final Countdown.... They´re a great band with lots of good songs...
Wings of Tomorrow was one of the first CDs I ever owned... Got it from a guy who thought it was too hard music :D
People always talk about and get excited for The Final Countdown but the rest of the album is infinitely better.
I have seen a lot of music documentaries, and this is one of the best I've come across. Very well laid out and explained.
The host is very clear-spoken and concise, and is very fair assessing the band's strengths and weaknesses. I have since
gone back and explored the band's earlier work. Hoping the host will do more of these. He's awesome!
Hey thanks so much! Glad you liked it. I have several more on my channel so feel free to check those out too. Thanks for the nice words and thanks for watching!
@@MetalSchoolChannel Hey, I just had a surreal moment when I just watched a Lifetime movie called: Kidnapping of The Judge's Daughter(I think), and an actor in it looked just like you. Same clothes too. Is that you??
@@jefftait9353 haha, nope! I’d love to see any Lifetime movie where someone is wearing a Manilla Road shirt tho!
@@MetalSchoolChannel Lol. Fair enough. It looked like the same colour hoodie and red t-shirt as yours, but I couldn't really read what yours said, or the guy in the movie. You're right though, if it's not you, highly unlikely his would also read: Manilla Road!
dude is that picture with the hands coming out of the wall and dude shaking the two actually the album cover? that is one of the dopest graphics i have ever seen.
awesome channel man, got to find some great music...music i didn't even know nor grew up with as i was a baby during 80's. keep it up!!! have a sub from Argentina
Great Video!!!!
Their History is very interesting, but i would be good, if you tell us something more about the new stuff
Could you make another video about it?
The hair rock of the 80's gave us the hole in the ozone layer because of all that aquanet being sprayed.
Their first two albums are absolute bangers. I lost track of them. Have to remedy that.
Loved them in the early days! Glad they still excist and perform
3:30 haha that dude saying Asia, while the crowd was cheering for Europe haha. What an idol
My favorite part 😄
Grande Europe! Amazing always! Studying the Metal School is always fun! Thank you once again! 🤘🏼😎🤘🏼
John Norum's been my fave guitarist since I heard that first album. Unmistakable tone, just a virtuoso. As good as Kee Marcello is, the music with him just didn't have the feel that makes Norum a legend. They're one of the greatest bands ever.
First time in history I seen this great best HARD Rock band in the world in Australia 2018 first time in Australian tour 🎤🤘🎹🎸
I still love hearing those rough demos from underground nobody bands. Early Europe sounds more like heavy metal for sure.
Fantastic documentary! Keep it up!
Europe was founded by John Norum & Peter Olsson. Joey Tempest came in later in the band.
Dude when you showed bassist peter Olsen that was an early picture of John Leven! When you went to show John Leven you showed Peter Olsen, again I'm a huge fan and even met the entire band a lovely bunch of guys! Just saying good video info overall though cheers!
What a profound analysis on the band history!!!!!!!!!! WONDERFUL!
I love all europe's albums
That Final Fight line made me crease right up 😂 Great Stuff
....I'd always hoped & wanted Europe to be back with botha guitarists together.🎸🎸..
I never knew (before this vdo) that John & Marcelo actually did play together at New Year's Eve, Stockholmes 1999. I feel that becoz of their different 🎸 playing styles, it would be great if they worked it out & be together in the band creating some good & unique musics...like the Maidens with Smith back & Ger still in the band. 🎼🎸🎸🎸👍.
@20:18 i love the way Joey played the🎸 and sang 7 doors hotel. As a 🎸 player m'self for the last 37-38 yrs, i can easily confirm that Joey is a pretty good guitar player himself apart from being a superb & great vocalist, a song writer, a frontman, a performer and as a musician.
🎼🗣️🎤🎸🎶😍👍...
Very interesting,great Channel,I love Background Information on my favorite Bands😊👍⭐
very interesting , great job ! thanks for making this , cheers from France !!!!