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I just find your channel today. My main hobby in yt last 6 months have been watching nw reactions. And as u guys were asking from yourself after first gls reaction that why you dont know them allready, same thing I can ask about u guys. Going to that concert also show that you guys are real deal, and not only talk(tho i didnt think like that anyway😊). What a good father you are. I can see how your son seem to be just all around classy intelligent gentleman, and I think your bonding over rock have much to explain it. U actually remind me little bit my dear late father, who surprisingly passed away some 7 years ago. Nothing but all the best to both of you, and to your whole family. I hope you all are good, since I am little late in the party. Anyway, take my likes and subscribe. Best wishes Mikko Finland

This is backwards, the older guy should be more familiar with the ramones than the kid lol

A nugget, the man in the tux rocking out to Shane Fontaine’s guitar is the renowned classical cellist Yo-Yo Ma. Love your channel!

Oh, Mr. Moon, bestill my ❤️. This performance handed the Rolling Stones their ass at their own Rock n Roll Circus, poor lads. There's NOBODY more entertaining to watch than The 'Oo. Period.

You hear people talk about a band being "tight", well these guys were SO tight that Terry could start strumming his axe perfectly timed to when the others would finish getting set up and come in with him right on time, in sync, not breaking rhythm with each other, gliding into the song as smoothly as an Olympic ski jumper sliding down the ramp to the gold medal flight. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Jimi Hendrix told Chicago's publicist that Terry was a better guitar player than he was. They actually had plans to do shows together. When Chicago made the studio album with this song on it, Cetera's jaw had been broken and he had to sing it through clenched teeth because his jaws were wired shut. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tanglewood is the super famous venue where the Boston Symphony Orchestra gives sold out performances. It has been around for a long time. Tanglewood is a music venue and festival in the towns of Lenox and Stockbridge in the Berkshire Hills of western Massachusetts. It has been the summer home of the Boston Symphony Orchestra since 1937. Tanglewood is also home to three music schools: the Tanglewood Music Center, Tanglewood Learning Center, and the Boston University Tanglewood Institute. Besides classical music, Tanglewood hosts the Festival of Contemporary Music, jazz and popular artists, concerts, and frequent appearances by James Taylor, John Williams, and the Boston Pops. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The real Chicago Transit Authority, the one that has been around since the 19th century, the one that is a department of the City of Chicago that regulates, oversees, maintains, et cetera, the commuter trains, ferries, and much other stuff, told the band to stop using their name or get their pants sued off. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The lyrics say it, after that guitar solo, I feel like I need to sleep too.

He also did a flawless guitar swap in the middle of the song life without you, never missed a note or beat 😊

Stevie Ray Vaughan played the guitar with his teeth performing; Life Without You, he lost a tooth while doing so 🥴

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The kid is right, yes MTV played metal in the 89's but they shunned this for some unknown reason...BTW, did you notice Def Leppard was NOT there?

They asked hendrix what it was like to be the best guitarist in the world, he said ask Terry Kath. RIP

Rock on, kid! Too bad those headphones are just wasted on your dad's ears.

Don’t know if you’re checking back. Love your reaction video. You might check out the 70s classic “Emma” by Hot Chocolate; a smaller tragic storytelling. Your Edmund reaction earned you a subscribe!

I assume you know by now. 2112 was the greatest "finger in the eye" of the record companies. They did it their way. Mad respect.

😂😂😂, Larry you are so funny with that light. You know how to jam. Rock on brother.

Please check out Theocracy " Mosaic " when the music kicks in it has a Maiden feel.

A note by way of an update. When Gordon passed away the Mariner's Church rang the bell 30 times out of respect for the man who wrote this song.

I'm 61, and have loved this since it came out when I was 14! Dad, it's so awesome that you and your son can now share this together! FYI, I think Kansas opened for Queen many times, and Queen were big fans. Queen were around for a good 10 years before LiveAid in 1985, and until Freddie Mercury's passing in 1991 or 92, but I'm not sure how often they toured with Kansas. You guys should check out the Professor of Rock on his channel, if you haven't already. His dad also shared a love of Rock with him, and he's passing it on to his own kids. He's an all around awesome guy, and gets the most amazing artist interviews for his channel! Anyway, thanks for the awesome review!

The bass playing on this is INSANE

I still cant get the son's name. Is it Jason, Nathan or Ethan

According to my Scottish friend 19 stone is equivalent to more than 240 lbs. that's a massive woman Bon Scott had a one night stand with, oh dear😮.

Love the reaction. Enjoy the journey. Maiden is tops🤘. UP THE IRONS 🤘

My first seeing your channel. Think I found my new favorite. 🤘UP THE IRONS 🤘. LOVE IT

Dio did some of the classic Ozzy Sabbath songs like Ironman they are even on the live album "Live Evil" released back then, there are also other live recordings and even video footage.

Dio was a very expressive singer, he had great phrasing to elevate words and such. It was actually a long time since i heard this song and im glad i did today, i like it a lot and i have been a huge Dio fan since the 80´s so i know most of his work by heart.

I would highly recommend "Stargazer" from the "Rusing" album by Rainbow. It's a masterpiece with Dio.

OMG, the tissues I've 🤧 gone through since I discovered David Draiman and Disturbed performing their rendition of "The Sound of Silence" on April 29, 2024. That day I have to believe my spirit 🙏 guides (out of the blue) first led me to a cover video by Dan Vasc singing "Amazing Grace" which was phenomenal 👏 and then to the cover video of Disturbed and David Draiman singing this most POWERFUL, EMOTIONAL 😂rendition of Simon and Garfunkels "The Sound of Silence". I'm 75 and was 15 when they released one of the most popular classic songs of our time during the 60's. It is amazing how relevant it is today, actually I feel it is even more relevant than ever in so many different ways. I've spent days since listening and seeing, you notice I didn't say viewing, the many channel hosts and each of their reactions and have 😢 almost every time. It's funny that more males have gotten teary-eyed than females, just an observation. By the way, David Draiman was really sick for the Conan live performance and I heard he was not pleased with his performance, being the perfectionist that he is I can understand why he felt that way. However, the production as a whole was amazing and his performance was EXCEPTIONAL! I loved it. So POWERFUL and EMOTIONAL! Disturbed "The Sound Of Silence" 03/28/16 | CONAN on TBS Team Coco Thanks, Diane

Singer was Ronnie James Dio

It was a live performance lol

Got 2 give some credit 2 the drummer 🥁

UB40 IS THE MAXIMUM.

1976

This is my all-time fav song. And it is even better live.

Your son is too young to get involved in such emotional song. Teenagers prefer pumping or noise songs. Chiquitita is piece or art... and their voices... Mmmm Im glad you like it.

just keep reacting to Lovebites in live

I love I lron Maiden,

Fire Woman has been in my head since I first heard it in the’80’s

Please review and respond to “Fire Woman “ by The Cult, if you haven’t already. You won’t regret it!

Not everyone can love music like YES. They are a special breed of music genius. They put heart and soul into each phrase.

You could learn, to play folk,

I feel like you two are genuine, whereas most of the reaction videos are not. Some of them they try to explain what the song is trying to convey which is probably fed to them by someone. This is a great song and probably the coolest concept song of the 80's.

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Because Lake Superior can be thought of as almost an inland sea, when the lake releases the warmth from the water that was absorbed during the summer months, it causes the storms, and can affect their intensity.

Ozzy could never sing a Dio song

Their album Focus 3 is an absolute masterpiece

The older guy doesn't like the music????!!!......the music is fantasticly powerful,it gives me goosebumps ...,.they need to check the old guys pulse.

When lieutenant Brown debriefed that mission he was told by his superiors to not talk about the compassion that the German pilot showed. They feared it would effect moral in a negative way. Brown kept it to himself for years.

1977!

This is the best album hope u listened to it in its entirety ❤

Even rush changed with times but kept their rushness.