HER VOICE!!! 🎵 No Doubt - Just a Girl REACTION
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Gwen was a 90's goddess and like Alanis, was an icon to sad and mad gals everywhere
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Then came Shakira and copied them.
This was our anthem! Thanks for letting me have rights, a-holes. Loved it!
The 90s sure weren’t short of it’s sad and mad gals lol.
@@gringopablo Shakira sounds nothing like them since her music has more of a Latin American sound to it, her sound had more in common with Gloria Estefan (who co-wrote Shakira's songs) than Alanis or No Doubt. Shakira released her first album in 1991at the age of 13 but all her albums were Spanish until 2001, No Doubts first album came the year after. Alanis is different as her career had two phases teen pop and Jagged Little Pill.
Those early couple of No Doubt records were great. Spiderwebs is definitely worth a listen.
and Ex Girlfriend, good song and video
If you keep your expectations low, you'll never be disappointed.I see your strategy....You are throwing the word great around super loosely though.
I think those first 2 were great as well. After that their stuff was meh.
Probably their best song.
Spiderwebs is great!
I miss Ska-Reggae-Rock-Punk GWEN!!!
Now she's, Just Another🦎Girl.
The band never gets enough credit.
feel like they totally missed the point of this song. lex gets abit threatened by the ladies i rekon lol
#facts
No doubt was ska-punk. When Gwen set out on her solo career her sound changed to a more mainstream poo.
@@solaralloyd6157 Mainstream Poo.. correct.
They always had lots of energy. Gwen was very charismatic and quirky too lol. Here's an old video of this song (late '90s) on a tv show. Punk and ska punk makes people pogo ( jump up and down) 😆
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This used to get played a ton on the radio, but probably on different stations than Holla Back Girl.
The funny part is it will be played on the same stations as Holla Back Girl now...
@@mrluigi One of those two songs will be in my playlist, and its not Holla Back Girl. Alongside a bunch of other No Doubt songs.
There is a big message in the song and she uses her voice perfectly in it. Sounds like she’s portrayed as innocent and fragile and being overprotected in a stereotype way . But when she hits the chorus the real her comes out saying “screw you” I’m independent and I can do this without being told how to be in life.
It's rather whiny.
Also, that rule of thumb line would be based on feminist studies propaganda that it has to do with being able to beat your wife with a stick as thick as your thumb. It doesn't, Rule of Thumb comes from carpentry.
The song reeks of middle class girl going to college, and being told by other middle class women (who are so down trodden being allowed to teach nonsense as college courses) how the imaginary patriarchy is horrible.
I always thought that too... but when you really really pay attention to the lyrics... I think she's talking more about toxic masculinity... that she feels forced to be this stereotype just to be safe and society is ok with it because it's the norm.
Exactly, a crazy feminist that thinks she has no rights.
Exactly! You either get it or not.
Gwen's solo stuff is definitely more pop with some hip hop production. No Doubt is a little punk, ska, reggae and rock, depending on what part of their career. Lots to choose from though. Great band.
Spiderwebs from this album is great as well. Honestly the whole album (Tragic Kingdom) is pretty great and worth a casual listen.
♥ Spiderwebs!
Definitely spiderwebs
I saw them on tour with Bush and The Goo Goo Dolls just after this song hit. Great set, and a great concert all together.
Love Spiderwebs and Sunday morning, great bass lines in both.
"vibrato" is the word you were looking for, meaning modulating pitch. It's often difficult to keep a pure note perfectly in pitch, so singing long notes with vibrato helps singers keep their pitch accurate, while also sounding very dramatic and evocative.
I don’t see how vibrato would keep a singer in key? Seems easier to just hold a note.
@@MikeB12800 It's a LOT easier to just hold the note. It's one of the reasons Stefani is as respected as she is.
vibrato is involuntary. singers using their voices is like athletes using their muscles. it doesn't matter how strong the muscle, it cannot remain flexed. the same is true for most people's voices. there are some (very few) singers who can sing with no vibrato, but for the most part, its uncontrollable.
Vibrato doesn't help you stay on pitch. It's just 2 notes extremely close in pitch sung back to back, rapidly, that ends vocal phrasings more neatly. If you're off, vibrato won't save you. You'll still be singing the wrong general notes. In fact, some singers have such huge vibrato that they sound really off pitch when they sing because the rapidly alternating notes are so far in pitch from each other. Liza Minelli is a classic example of this. Can't stand to hear her sing for this reason. And like a couple of you have said, it's easier to hold a note without vibrato than to hold one with.
Liz Fraser from Cocteau Twins was one of the greatest at this. In their album Garlands, her vibratos were like saw teeth.
this whole album is fire, brings me back to summertime in the 90s
This song, and heck, the whole 'Tragic Kingdom' album was such an important record in the 90's at a time when dark, depressing grunge rock music was at it's peak and heard everywhere. This upbeat album was a much needed change from that and hence became one the biggest selling albums of the entire decade. Great reaction as usual guys.
Tragic Kingdom is still pretty dark and depressing but sounds upbeat
You should of done the official video. Gwen immediately grabs the attention.
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Whoa. Settle down little Beavis.
Live from The Tragic Kingdom is best IMHO
*should have/ *should’ve
@@AlltelJohnny12 Your right, Thank You.
Great reaction. Glad to see reactions to No Doubt. This is the first No Doubt song I heard. The music video came in at a friend's house in the early 90s. At a time when grunge owned music this was completely different. Iliked the sound and loved the sarcastic lyrics. The whole Tragic Kingdom album is excellent. Also I'm 51 and a total 80s old school thrash metal fan.
That album is just great. Listen to the whole thing. Great band. Miss them. They were actually too good.
“She’s bathing in a fondue fountain every second that she speaks.” ~ Lex
I’m going to use this metaphor one day…brilliant! 👏🏻👏🏻
Spiderwebs, Don't Speak anything No Doubt is AWESOME! This is more her rock-punk stage.
Lol. This was way before the pop rap music she was doing after the mid 2000s. She was well known before that, No Doubt was extremely popular during the '90s and '00s. Gwen was a punk rocker before her solo career.
Gwen live in 90s was immense!! 🤘🫂
Yes!
Spiderwebs is a JAM too!
I loved this album when it came out
I liked this band much more than Gwen's solo material
I remember first hearing this song in the opening of 'Romy and Michele's High School Reunion' and for years thought it was from the 1980s like the rest of the music from the movie. Great song, great reaction.
Yes. No Doubt has some great stuff.
Running
Simple Kind of Life
Don’t Speak
New
etc
She sang somewhat like (and seemed heavily influenced by) Dale Bozzio from the group Missing Persons. You guys should react to some of their stuff. Dale was very influential in terms of makeup and hair styles (I would say Lady Gaga is indirectly it not directly influenced by her) but is pretty much an unknown nowadays which is a bit sad imo. Other women like Madonna and Cindy Lauper get all the credit for developing that 80s style but really I think Dale got there first.
Well said jbassguy! I listen to spring sessions m by missing persons everyday. Love that song "Tears"
I was never a No Doubt fan but now that you mentioned it, I can hear the Dale Bozzio influence. I was a missing persons fan.
Gwen from Vanity Fair.... "When I was growing up, some of my favorite bands were Fishbone, the Specials, Madness, the Selecter. After high school I fell in love with Depeche Mode, the Cure, the Smiths. I think I'm still stuck in the '80s!"
What a great band they were! Her vocal delivery is as good as it gets 100% in character.
This was one of my first real girl power songs. I was obsessed.
Tragic Kingdom is one of the best albums of the 90's.
"Bathing in a Fondue Fountain." Good one, Lex!!!
Sounds like a great album name by your favorite weird band.
"Just a Girl " put No Doubt and Gwen Stefani on the map in the fall of 1995. I was there. Launched them into the stratosphere.
Sublime and ND played many a show together in the early 90s. Sublime & ND have two songs together: total hate '95 and saw red.....Both are bangers. Bradley Nowell totally had the hots for Gwen!! Hell, Gwen has done several Sublime covers in her shows over the years.
Who didn’t have the hots for Gwen Stefani in the late 90s?
She also collaborated with reel big fish for she's got a girlfriend now
@@SigRho1429 she could still get it
Sunday Morning was always my fav single from Tragic Kingdom
A friend of mine was crazy mad on Gwen & No Doubt and so my band mates and I learned this song for her to sing along too. She Killed It 🤘🤘🤘
Great song, great reaction!!
Gwen Stefani started out in the ska band No Doubt before going solo with the song halla back girl. She even preformed with Sublime in her heyday with No Doubt
The Climb from Tragic Kingdom is a fav of mine. Love No Doubt.
Sunday Morning is another great song from No Doubt.
No Doubt started as a Ska band. Ska is like a mix of punk and reggae. They got more poppy over the years while maintaining their own sound.
This album, Tragic Kingdom is what made No Doubt Rock stars. They released other great albums after this before they broke up. The Gwen you know ala Hollerback Girl etc was already a HUGE rock star and famous. My favourite songs I'd say are "Spiderwebs" "Simple Kind of Life" "Too Late" "Running" "It's My Life".
to me her voice has the sound of innocence.
the vocal trick is called vibrato. its what immediately drew me to this song the first time i heard it when it first came out and i remember running out to buy the “cassingle”!
Love it, thank you for checking out this one. This song is so much fun, imo. If you get a chance, you might check out the video too.. she is such a ham, it's a fun video. Edit: I think her style of singing here is sort of epitomizing alot of the singing in the nineties or early nineties.. we had a local band back then and it's hard to describe but I swear she took lessons from Gwen Stefani lol.. finding a certain place in her throat and sort of singing and yelling at the same time. I just love it. If you have not heard "Don't Speak" by No Doubt (Gwen's band)... you definitely should check that out. It is such a great song.
the vocal trick is called vibrato. its what immediately drew me to this song the first time i heard it when it first came out and i remembering running out to buy the “cassingle”!
you guys need to start noticing when lyrics are interesting and pay them due attention, yo
Gwen Stefani of No Doubt and Alanis Morrisette both gave women a huge boost in power this year (1994) and both were queens of the 90s.
Spiderwebs and Don't Speak are musts for No Doubt. It kind of surprised us all when she went from ska/pop punk to hip hop...or whatever that was lol
I don’t usually recommend video versions of songs for a first listen but you definitely need to go watch the attitude/ style in their videos. It’s infectious.
First No Doubt song I ever heard & became instantly obsessed 🤩 Took my oldest to see them live in the early ‘00’s & got us to the front row. Garbage opened for them, what a show that was! Even got to meet the whole band, Gwen had just gotten engaged to Gavin & was showing off her rock of a Diamond! Time to dig out my No Doubt CD’s & time travel back to the 90’s
No Doubt was her original band, they put some amazing stuff. Pop, but had this 'bite' to it that hooked you. Then she went solo, and her solo stuff is fine but different feeling to me. No Doubt always sounds better to me, but it might just be bias as that's the Gwen I remember most.
I like how they use such an upbeat sound for this song, when the lyrics don't match the happy sound at all, lol.
There' re so many different styles in their wonderful music. Great band. ;)
Gwen is an icon. She ain't no hollaback girl 😉
The whole album is fantastic, the recording of the tour is also one of the best performances i've ever seen
You guys should check out some videos of them performing live back in the day... Gwen was known for being a very active performer... She was all over the stage! 🤙😎
Does anyone remember when you could hear this and “Bitch” by Meredith Brooks back to back on the radio? Damn those times were great female empowering moments when you were driving around with your girlfriends!
No doubt Is so underrated. One of the best pop rock groups ever.
Facts.
She was on top of the world when she fronted No Doubt. That album, “Tragic Kingdom”, was huge. I remember most of the year following its release it would get stereo time at every party. “Don’t Speak” and “Spiderwebs” were both pretty big.
My mom told me the album didn't chart as well as she hoped it would back when she listened to it in college but It sure is a certified hit now for me
I feel like ya'll are building your brains on music. And I can think of no better way to make a mind. Another great reaction! Love 100!
"Sunday Morning" and "Spiderwebs"! PLEASE!!!!
This did receive alot of radio play back in the day. Hopefully you two have seen the video to this song as well. I love them both!
Such a great song
Brad & Lex, what Gwen was doing with her voice is called, *"warble".* Great reaction, as usual, you two! :)
It’s called “vibrato”.
@@negativeindustrial No, it is not. smh
“Hey Baby” from their Rock Steady album is a jam. Probably my favorite one they ever did. Gwen also did a song with the rapper Eve called “Let Me Blow Ya Mind.”
Played this one a billion times in a cover band... good little tune. I think I have a different view of the lyrics than I did when I was playing it.
You have to watch the video! No Doubt was part of the ska revival that went on in Orange County (CA) in 90’s.
Yet another of the big albums of the 90s. I went out to Silicon Valley to join the Gold Rush in the mid-90s. I wasn't really aware of what had been building up musically. A guy there and I swapped a couple of CDs to expose each other to different music. He gave me "Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness" and "Tragic Kingdom", which really changed my musical life and now the 90s is my favorite decade, despite my being a child of the 60s/70s.
And, can I be allowed to say without sounding non-PC, Gwen Stefani was dangerously hot back then.
This came out ....this was a banging club song back in the 80s
"Sunday Morning" and "Hey You" ... most every track on Tragic Kingdom is worth listening to. No Doubt was a breath of fresh air in a funk of grunge.
and "hella good" is a fun one
I still listen to Sunday Morning till this day and just can't tired of it
This was Gwen’s first band. Everyone who knows No Doubt knows her from this band! So when the band broke up or went on “ hiatus” she went solo. That’s when she changed her sound to “hip hop” and did Hollaback girl . Different then No Doubt and she got more popular as a solo artist.
Talking about voice fluctuations in singing styles maybe check out Missing Persons - Walking In L.A. , Words, Destination Unknown.
Gotta watch the video. The video will blow you away.
Gwen Stefani had her own vibe and sound. She’s really made her place in music, and she’s earned her respect.
This song is from 1995 and Hollaback, Girl is from her debut solo album in 2004 hence the difference in sound.
Old Bathwater is my favorite No Doubt song. Bathing in a fondue fountain lol
I used to have that cd. She's cool.
Gwen was amazing
Sometimes, videos are important so you two can get the full impact of what it was like in real time.
Nostalgic classic.
her "Vibrato" is the word.
Brad loves Cake, so I'd think he'd enjoy Gwen's pauses and pronunciations.
The bane of ska/punk purists everywhere, No Doubt (Gwen and the boys) were kind of a more new wavey/pop-punk version of the heavily reggae-influenced punk music of '80s/'90s Orange County. But they were HUGE! For my money, Gwen Stefani was the queen of '90s/'00s pop-punk. Hands down.
For a listen of No Doubt at their most "punk", I'd highly recommend giving "Spiderwebs" or "Excuse Me Mr" a try. Or even Gwen's collabs with Sublime -- "Total Hate '95" and "Saw Red."
I always rated Monique Powell from Save Ferris as a better singer.
I second Total Hate 95. It's such a fun song, and if I remember correctly Brad and Lex enjoyed Sublime.
Masterpiece!!
Tragic Kingdom is up there with Jagged Little Pill as a great album front to back
This was a massive radio hit too
I love all their Albums but anything from ‘Rock Steady’ YES 🙌🏻 Y’all will love that album! It’s r&b/ska influenced with an alternative approach, Gwen’s voice adds a vintage flavor, kind of circus-like. They are a very likable band to many because of their experimental sound.
No Doubt has such a smooth way mixing genres together and their music is such a vibe✨✨✨✨✨
Man im getting old.. Too me this song just came out a few years ago as you get older life speeds up 👆.. I always love how she could vrbrato between her chest note and head voice. cool effect..Too me she reminds of a 1920s babydoll singer like "betty boop Bathing in a Fondue Fountain" lol
Don't Speak is Another great one by No Doubt
There are so many good early no doubts songs. IMO this was the best version of Gwen. Her image, her voice, everything. The Climb is one of the better songs off this album. I'd dig a little deeper into the less mainstream songs.
This was long before "Holla Back Girl" and yes, she was big way before that too. This was her band back in the 90's. They formed in the early 90's, and yes, they were a Ska / Punk band.
No Doubt - Underneath it all
No Doubt - Different People
Ah, Gwen Stefani, rocked it with No Doubt, sang about halla'in back or whatever, and then married a cowboy.
What an interesting character.
I'm old school Metal Head and I even fell in love with this CD "Tragic Kingdom", all great songs!
Such a great girl power anthem! ♥
When are yall ever going to do a Missing Persons reaction? A new wave synth post punk band from the late '70s and '80s. Their singer influenced (Dale Bozzio) singers like Gwen Stefani. California girl herself and also hot like Stefani.. Whenever yall do another New Wave stream make sure to check out Missing Persons with videos. "Words" and "Windows". "Destination Unknown" and "Mental Hopscotch". and more good songs and videos. I'm very sure Lex and Brad will like them too.
"Sunday Morning" is my favorite song off the same album, give it a shot!
For a similar vibe check out the Cardigans, Lovefool is their biggest commercial success which has a very similar sound to this…they also have an incredible cover of Iron Man…yes Ozzy’s iron man….but sultry female vocals. Bizarre and awesome.
She is trying to sound helpless. Because that is how the world treats her. As a girl. If you understand that, you then can't help but understand how well she speaks and emotes through her music. 💖
She should try being a guy. If you're in pain they tell you "walk it off" or "quit being such a wuss". Having a rough day? You're told to "suck it up". She's a girl and who doesn't like being coddled.
...poor thing.
@@readhistory2023 you are WAY off base. Just because she is a girl doesn't mean she can't feel that way about it. Get over yourself. It is a tongue in cheek look at how young women feel when trying to go out into the world to become the grown woman they so much want to be.
Her voice has a very Marilyn Monroe, Happy Birthday Mr. President, retro feel to it I think.
One of the sexiest females of the last 50 years, such a wild and fun singer.
Tragic Kingdom was a great album! Spiderwebs, Just a Girl, Sunday Morning and of course Don't Speak. Solid all around
You NEED to see this video!!!!
How she enjoys the song ..... excellent song
This album is 90s Ska influenced all the way. Definitely there punk days. This is their first big album
Wow, I have heard that song so many times on the radio, but never realized what she was actually saying until seeing this video with the lyrics. The music is very upbeat, but the lyrics are kinda depressing considering that a lot of men still treat women like they are property or like they are children.😳😥😡