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He definitely loves the girl, just doesn't want to admit it, to himself or her. The lyrics are just pure irony. I love it.
The gentleman doth protest too much, methinks
Martin Pitts .That simple , great song.
Denial is a tough thing
Never heard a guy so head over heels hopelessly in love.
Example #19,000,000 why the 70's was insanely full of talent and ingenuity. SO MANY SOUNDS!
Believe it or not Ty, but those are not keyboards making all those breezy sounds. Those are actually the voices of the 4 guys in the band recorded on separate tracks and looped over and over on tape and then phased in and out on the final mix. Pretty amazing stuff!!! Purely analog, no digital. Took them 3 weeks to create it.
Here's a link to the Making of the song with explanations by the members of how exactly they did it.
ua-cam.com/video/3oxe4mlsQos/v-deo.html
This song was literally ground breaking. I still remember when our came out, literally nobody had heard a song like it. Ever. It’s kind of hard to make a young person now get their head around that.
Amazingly this was all done using a 4 track and the tape loops were literally loops of tape.
624 tracks. Incredible.
I think they said 3 of the 4 guys sang the note
And Billy Joel used the same way to record "Just The Way You Are"
You mentioned your keyboard can do the background voices, but one of the things that makes this song so amazing and special is that all the background voices are all real voices, multi-tracked over and over. They originally were not going to use any instruments at all on the song, but in the end added some music including the amazing bass line.
Rubber Soul....cool. It's such a great song. 🧡
Exactly, worded accurately what makes this classic song even greater.
I clicked on this so fast... *this is absolutely my number one, most favorite song* . I graduated high school, June 1977...it was the day before the ceremonies and I was standing outside my school's art department on the grass, smoking a cigarette and looking up at the clouds while this song was drifting through the painting studio window. The whole world was stretching out before me into the future...
Thanks for listening to it.
PenelopeDinkledong S I’ll bet you loved “Dazed and Confused” movie. Those kids were Class of ‘77.
@@bradbasham Actually, in D&C it was about the summer of 1976; my brother graduated that year. But it's a great movie, Linklater got it almost pitch-perfect! 😆
@@bradbasham Class of 81 here & YES Linklater NAILED IT! Cruising, keggers,crushing on a Senior & music I will never take 4 granted again! 😍
PenelopeDinkledong S 77
Me tooooo 77!
One of the best songs ever written.500 years from now people will still relate.
I absolutely love this song. Always have.
I'm not in love, but you are prety 😚😉🌷🌷🌷😂😂
Me too been there
Same. I've loved the tone & vibe to this song.
10cc are a very underrated band, the song inspiration came from the wife of one of the band members (can't remember which one) who said "you don't tell me you love me", so this song is about loving someone but not being able to say it,
Also the production of this song is amazing, each note of the backing track was individually recorded, and looped onto 64 track tape, each note was assigned to a fader on the mixing desk and the faders pushed up and down through the song, the faders were taped so they couldn't go fully down (no sound) so that's what gives that airy background noise, this can be done in minutes today with computers but was all done manually on this track
Eric!.
"The Things We Do for Love" is my favorite song by 10cc
Hotel , Old Wild Men , Clockwork Creep , Brilliant songs lol all of them
@@garyscarlett5471 Wall Street Shuffle - just as true now as it was then!
Mine's "I'm Mandy, fly me"
I love all of the above, plus Worst Band In The World, Silly Love, Baron Samedi, and Waterfall. (Oh, hell, that second album, Sheet Music, is all fantastic.)
@@LeChaunce Sheet music is a great Album all the songs are perfect for 1974 when it came out .
10 CCs is bad ass! One of my favorite songs!!!!!!! 😍 Another man trying to convince his self he’s not in love...lol.
Look at the video of how they recorded this song. Very interesting.
I just watched that video and it was fascinating. Thanks for the recommendation, I never knew there was a video about recording the song. I love finding out how a song was made.
Watched that a few weeks ago. Amazing.
Well worth a view. So much work went into it and it still sounds amazing today, especially Cathy Redferns wonderful contribution
I'm not in love. Which, of course, means he's desperately in love, and provides the flimsiest of excuses as to why he's holding on the way he is. Production is over the top. Yacht Rock at its finest.
This song was big back in the 70's when I was a kid. It always reminds me of summer and hanging out by the pool.
Exactly!
Me too... I was 14 that summer of '75.
Silly Love Songs by Wings and Dream Weaver by Gary Wright are a couple of others. Then I turned to the dark side. Metal. Still love all the 70's stuff. Have a good one Dave:}
@@laudanum669 Dream Weaver...another classic from about the same time..all leading up to 1976 and Frampton Comes Alive.
I almost feel 15 again lol.. Thanks!
@@davidhapka5483 me too. :) 10CC is a blast from my past.
One of my faves from 1975. It sold over a million copies in the USA alone and was a groundbreaking song in production as there was nothing like it before. Enya & others built careers emulating this sound in the decades that followed.
I think Enya didn't so much emulate the sound of this so much as the production method- all her own vocals, instruments, etc. multitracked and reduced until the final recording was literally hundreds of tracks. If course Enya has modern synthesizers and digital sampling. 10CC only had analog recording but they managed to accomplish something that would not be common until true digital sampling was available.
That background sound was every band member singing recorded track after track after track over and over all duplicated and bounced over and over then mixed together until they literally had thousands of tracks of their voices as a single background track they could insert and use anywhere in the song.
That sound track can never be duplicated. Impossible, even for them. It’s a one off masterpiece.
This tune could've also been called the denial song.
Thank you Al! This IS one of the most quintessential songs of denial, you can hear it in his voice!
Hugely overlooked/forgotten band-they had many classic songs/hits-Rubber Bullets, The Dean & I, Wall Street Shuffle, Une Nuit A Paris, The Things We Do For Love, Good Morning Judge, Dreadlock Holiday, I'm Mandy Fly Me etc.
I'd forgotten just how many songs they had, thanks for the reminder
Life is a Minestrone was the follow upsingle they played in Chicago after the success of I’m Not in Love
Dreadlock Holiday is such a great song to sing along with.
Always loved how the keyboard and the backing vocals go back and forth from speaker to speaker. You can really appreciate this song with your eyes closed. Stereo imaging from the 70s is still great today.
So, the studio secretary of the studio comes in to say there is a phone call for one of the band members just as they were discussing what was "missing" and they asked her to say, "be quiet, big boys don't cry"..... true story. Great video out there on the making of the tune.
This has always been one of my favorites. Very atmospheric. Another one from that era with a completely unique feel is the one-hit wonder "Rock On' by David Essex. Another all-time fav.
Now you dun it...I've got Rock On looping in my head! 😁
The song captures the torment of love brilliantly.
Love this song 💚 brings back happy memories when I was a teen ,playing with my friends we were innocent and carefree 😁 YAY! Always makes me happy when you say playlist Ty 😀 it is a great song to cruise to with your loved one 💚 stay safe out there 😀🙏 awesome reaction and comments Ty 🙌😁 God bless you and yours 🙏
I was a teenager when this came out. It was one of our favorite night time cruisin' songs. Man, does this take me back!
I have a very special memory from this song. Happened in the 70’s, I was 16 there. The first time I made love, this music was playing at the sound system. It was an older woman and there’s no way for me to listen this song without remember this. I am 60 now and the voices of the background are stiil bringing good memories for me. Good music is really a Time Machine!
I have always had a special place in my heart for this song. these song lyrics would be something to say to a lover,spouse..again the I will sound like a broken record but the 70s music WAS THE BEST!!! LOLOL..this song was on the list of rock’s greatest love songs,
Now is the time to listen to some Electric Light Orchestra (ELO) for some more cutting edge musical sounds.
This is such a great song, we use to ice skate to this, the lights would go out and you would have mood lighting and soft romantic tunes playing as couples skated. Loved it then and still do to this day. It is on my playlist in my mood music. Great pick Ty
It's because...... he's soooo confused lol have always loved this song because of the sound of it, first heard it when I was maybe 12 or 13 ,they played it on the radio alot ...♡
This song always takes me back to the same time and place. I had just recently gotten my license, and I'd borrowed my mom's car and spent the better part of a hot, hazy summer Sunday crabbing in the Hudson River just North of West Point, but it was getting late so I pulled up all my traps and was getting ready to leave. It was sundown but there was so much haze that the sky didn't really get dark or anything, it just turned sort of pink. All the nightime insects started making their noises, katydids and crickets I guess, but also the weird ones that make that electricity sound. I started the car and this song came on the radio and I swear it blended in perfectly with the insect sounds as if their noise was a part of the song too. I'd heard the song before, but that totally changed the way I heard it and still hear it today. It was like the whole atmosphere was sort of tingling. Never experienced a song like that again.
TAKES ME BACK! THERE'S A GREAT DOCUMENTARY ON THE BAND! THEY WERE VERY INNOVATIVE.✌
They did not use keyboards for the backing vocals, they used tape loops.
Wow!! This was my favorite song when I was in the 8th grade💔💔💔 70's music. I just let you know how old I am. Oh well, great reaction💯
The multi track vocal layered effect was entirely done with tape loops fed through the mixing desk. A production masterpiece from a time when talent shone through.
I grew up listening to this in the 70s and remember my older siblings playing it all the time. I saw 10cc this year as a 50th birthday treat in Nottingham. I don't know if 10cc ever toured the US however, without doubt one of the greatest and most underrated bands ever to perform. Live Let Live (their live album) is fantastic. I don't know if they will ever tour the US but if you get the chance go and see them.
Yes they did tour the us. Cape cod in 1975
You've got to listen to this song with either great over-the-ears headphones or nice big high quality speakers. Sounds amazing.
If you want to listen to a beautiful love song, listen to Something by the Beatles. It was written by George Harrison who also wrote While my Guitar gently weeps. You could also listen to And I love her by the Beatles. You should listen to some Beatles - they lead the way for many bands around today.
10cc’s “Don’t Hang Up” from their previous album was similarly heartbreaking and the extended track had somewhat of the storytelling style of a Broadway musical as did many of their songs (One Nuit in Paris from 10cc’s The Original Soundtrack and from Godley & Creme’s - “L” album, This Sporting Life)
I love that expression you had when they showed that girl's picture, then the realization of what it signifies when the lyrics expressed it. Cracked me up.
10CC and ELO were ahead of their time for voice overs in the music,masterpiece then and now
This is my lull me to sleep song especially on a rainy night. I love it. ✌😎
I could t sleep on this song i would be crying all night long .I have always felt like crying when i hear this song .the first time was in my childhood at 9 or 10.hopefully too young to know a heartbreak after a summer love story ending on this song.it would have been so cruel
There are a couple of videos on UA-cam you should check out, that talks about how this song was made. This song was recorded in about 1975, if I remember correctly, so they didn't have any keyboard synthesizers back then, to create the background sound, so they manually had to create it, by having 3 of the band members sing a note, then run the recording through a 16-track (I believe) tape machine, and loop it numerous times. They then, used the studio's recording sound console more or less as they "synthesizer", by having each band member assigned specific mixing board sliders to adjust throughout the recording. They were pretty much ahead of their time, because it totally works. The band members were completely shocked with this song, because they admit that, whatever new idea they tried out, when recording this song, worked, and ended up making the song even better.
Such a bittersweet, haunting song. A classic.
I was 3 years old when this song came out and I LOVE it! I listen to it regularly.
A classic from my early childhood. Great play on words.
Such a timeless classic, love it.
If you like that kind of music and atmosphere you should check out the band "Air" (just Air, not Air Supply), they are a band that focuses heavily on that style of music, songs like "Playground Love," "Cherry Blossom Girl," "How Does It Make You Feel," etc.
Also the classic song "Crimson and Clover" by Tommy James and the Shondells would probably be up your alley.
Crimson & Clover...great one!
One of my top 10 songs for sure. Brilliant piece for its time.
*Two 10cc* (band's name) *songs to react* to:
1) *Dreadlock Holiday* - Believe Ty you would this song very much. It has a strong reggae feel to it. Also it's about a tourist getting robbed in Jamaica.
2) *The Anonymous Alcoholic* - it's a 3 part song.
*Part one:* Starts off like you just woke up after a hard night of drinking. A major hangover.
*Part two:* Song takes a disco beat turn. You didn't care. Cause it's party time.
*Part Three:* Back to reality. Song is back to the hangover vibe. You got 2 choices. An AA meeting. Or to the bar.
I just love this song. *Cause I've Been There. Hungover (In West Germany & Japan). and what did I do??*
I watched a small doc on how they created all those voices, which is really only 3 voices using multi tracking that had never been done that way before...It comes out to being something like 150/160 voices using only the 3, I believe. Pretty interesting...And I think the woman's voice saying "Big boys don't cry" was a secretary they just called in to record that part.
For anyone interested here's the link to that part of the documentary: ua-cam.com/video/3oxe4mlsQos/v-deo.html
Steve DAmico The Carpenters used multitracking
I've always loved this.
This song breaks my heart everytime
Now that's a great song.
Yes but so sad
I do that song as im relaxing smoking a cigar in my truck...try Dream Weaver song
It’s the best love song ever written and you can relax too it.
Props to you for staying with the song to the very end. This song was released in 1975, but was SEVERAL years ahead of its time. In some ways, this song represents a dividing line in music history. To my knowledge, this was the first song to use multi-layered vocal saturation to create an almost white noise harmony. They somehow made four different voices sound like a hundred. Oh, and did I mention, 19 by-god 75. Truly one of the most unique, transcendent songs you'll ever hear.
I love, love, love your reactions when listening to new songs. I was bought up in a fantastic period for music (born 1965). The UK ruled the world at that time. So many memories. Thank you so much for doing what you do. Peace and love. Stay safe from across the pond.
Thank you for being the odd-man-out and letting the entire song play out before commenting on these songs. I think I was 7 or 8 and had just been given my first AM/FM radio for my birthday. I had talked my parents into letting me sleep in the unfinished basement instead of sharing a room with myb4 year old brother when I discovered "music" in all its glory. 3 years later, dad had been reassigned back to Germany and it was the next 8 to 10 years that really rocked my world as I was able to work summer jobs starting in 1982 and purchased so much tape and vinyl. We had one English speaking radio station and other than the Top40 with Casey Kasem every Sunday we had to listen to everything (country, R&B, oldies, 70's, rock & roll). I remember hearing this particular song sometime in the late 70's when were still at Lowery AFB in Denver, CO. It is still in my main playlist of about 250 songs I have on it...
'I'm Not In Love' always leads me to Billy Idol's 'Eyes Without a Face' for that mellow dreamy drive kinda song.
To this very day the most savage lines in a song between lovers "I keep your picture up on the wall, it hides a nasty stain that's lying there." Ouchie!
The feel of the music is a nice evening at the beach, watching the waves and the sun
10CC is one of my favorites - the recording studio is a instrument by itself. They did a video on how this was recorded - hundreds of tracks to accomplish the sound. Amazing stuff.
This song was also included on the "Virgin Suicides" soundtrack.
Uniquely ethereal~ they sometimes refer to their genre as musical art or many other interpretations of art and music. It's absolutely iconic of '70s....and damn...am I glad I was there for it~~haunting
Man its classic 70's soft rock...there's a lot of great music that I grew up on and this song was one of them.
Can't beat the 70's
Watch/Listen to 'Cry' by Godley and Creme (members of 10cc) ground breaking vid too.
YASS!!
Indeed! Much like the backing vocals “manually" created background choir in “I’m Not in Love”, the “manual" visual fades inspired the morphing technology soon afterwards. These guys are geniuses!
Good call, Ann.
Godley & Creme were an awesome duo. One of their best songs
Spot on dude that’s what music is about atmosphere feeling and what it does to your mind ❤️👌loved your reaction
I'm Mandy,Fly Me....... another belter from this very clever band.
Tons of hits in the UK right through the 70's.
great stuff.
I love this song, this is from my time and memories of listening to it a different times! Brings me back!!
The production and engineering on this is very innovative for its time. They didn't have keyboards with sounds on it it's their actual voices. if you're into the creative process and sonic sounds watch the making of this song.
Always loved this song.
Imagine you're dancing with that one person you really love; but you know they're just not into you.... so you're cool, acting the same while your heart is breaking.
Would you please do "Cruel To Be Kind" by Nick Lowe? The official video actually has parts of his wedding in it! Great, fun song.
Great one!
Yes!!!
Smooth as silk beautiful song brings back so many memories of the era..
The keyboard was just a standard Fender Rhodes. The rest of the background is tape loops of the entire band all singing all the notes used by all the chords in the song (plus looped pitched an octave higher and an octave lower), and the engineers basically just played the mixing board as though it were a keyboard, potting up the volumes of the appropriate notes as necessary. Amazing stuff.
I think he dost protest too much - either he feels nothing or he is uncomfortable with admitting that he feels anything. The result could be the same, though. Even if he does have her picture on his wall with same lame a-- bulls--- excuse for it being there.
Big boys don't cry=big boys not fully in touch with their feelings because they have been encouraged all their lives to suppress them.
The best 10CC song is Things We Do For Love - always reminds me of spring … or any time the landscape is like a giant slurpee.
You kill me, man.....love your face! Your gestures are great! I predict big things for your future! You are celebrity material!
The top 40 was very mellow during the mid-seventies and most pop songs around 1975 sounded very much like this-an easy listening soft rock sound that couldn't get any softer. There were more top 40 songs that sounded like this than other genres playing. Disco was brand new in 1975 but was not as popular as the easy listening music that year. There were tons of them.
Another great reaction, love this song!! Also, as a Christian, i highly appreciate the way you have your channel, its clean and you're a good and godly influence, love your videos, keep it up and god bless.
This song was made using tape loops of the chromatic scale being sung. That's where all those harmonies come from in the background. Imagine all the tape they had to splice and cut in the 70s to do that.
This is always one of my go-to break up songs haha. And one of my go-to relaxing songs.
This song is an historic recording. Nobody has ever done this with the voice recording either before or since. Totally unique. And sounds unique.
Brings back memories of the skating rink. They would play this song during the couple skates. Slow and easy hand holding skating.
This is one of them songs where the words are more powerful then the music ,,,,,......Beautiful Thanks for sharing
I've heard this before but couldn't tell you when or where. I like everything about it.
As the video states, the background is the result of just 3 voices, singing different notes, dubbed over and over and over and... The background took 3 weeks to create. Once done, they assigned each note to a separate "pot" on the mixer and they "played" those notes/pots like an instrument (coming in and out) as the song played. The female voice was an impromptu recording of the studio's receptionist.
Many a slow dance at the end of the evening had to this great song in the 70's...happy memories.. :)
I always loved this song! The sadness of this internal dueling dialogue the singer is having with himself. So conflicted! So much denial.
Look on UA-cam on how 10cc made this song and came up with the background voices. Very revolutionary at the time
THAT IS A MASTERPIECE-
Trivia Note* During the slow dreamy part of the song, the woman that you hear saying "Be quiet, big boys don't cry" was actually a secretary in the front office they had coached to perform that certain line. Also, this one one best songs about denial ever recorded, he knows he loves her.....you can hear it in his voice.
Music today really doesn't have the kind of atmosphere that you find in the 70s and early 80s stuff. My parents had a console stereo, a huge record collection, the whole house was wired for sound and there was always music playing. Imagine being a small child in that setting, hearing all of this stuff as it came out. I think this is why music fills my soul so completely.
Music that makes you think. Remember this song very well as a child I always thought he was saying I'm not alone great song and great reaction my man.
Very nostagic from my younger years. 😁 I am 54. I listen to remember scents, textures, emotional memory of the late 70s. I am a 70s child, and my father was alive and I was very happy then. I am able to TIME TRAVE--without drugs.
I first heard this as a teenager and I still find it weirdly interesting decades later. It's on my ipod and it never fails to draw me in.
"I was walking down the street, concentrating on truckin' right". OPENING LINE - Dreadlock Holiday
They recorded something like 40 copies of the same voice to make those "harmonies".
WOW!! Haven't heard this in a long while. Love it as much now as I did when I was in school.
Each track had its own sung vocal note of the chords in the song. The faders (volume controls) on the sound board were played like an instrument as the controls were made louder and softer to create the different chords. Real pioneers. Band members, Godley & Creme, went on to create groundbreaking music videos.
I recently saw (on a documentary) about this song. The background vocals were dubbed and redubbed .... hence, the voices you hear are some 600+ voices (redubbed). The lady coming in to sing the part, "be quiet, big boys don't cry" was their secretary that agreed to do it since they didn't have the money to hire someone. Couple interesting tidbits
Another walk through time today, dang brother. I was 8. And yes it reminds me of a few road trips. That and skateland! Lol
A very unusual song. The composition is unconventional enough but the backing track that sounds like a rushing wind is all multi-tracked voices. It gets in your head and you find yourself listening whether you want to or not. The group also had what later became 'Godley and Creme' who produced a song called 'Cry'. It's another unusual compelling song with one really strange video of morphing faces.
Cry is an excellent video!!! I love the creativity they had.
@@sweetpepper959 Probably the inspiration for MJ's Black or White video.