Sometimes I just play this song, Cowboys and Angels, on a loop for hours while I’m doing things around the house. Beautiful song by the amazing George Michael! Thanks for posting! ✌🏻👍🏻✌🏻

Duration is an arbitrary notion, innit? 😂 Hey Brandon, good to be back home after a two week break. Gee, have you been busy while I was away, I have a lot to catch up with! All the best my friend!

You really went to extremes: from the campfire folky Big Yellow Taxi to Mingus ! If you want a roadmap on how she went from this to that, check out Cold Blue Steel & Sweet Fire (1972), Car On A Hill (1974), and Hejira (1976). By then, she was ready for a full jazz immersion.

Yes definitely the Moog pedals involved. Nasty

"World Machine" was the break out album for them into the mainstream. A beautiful album musically and productionwise but that was the beginning of the end for the Gould brothers who didn't like the direction they music was going. They managed, "Running in the family" and the tour but that's when they left. They toured so, so hard and finally started to make money but I'm still a fan today after 40 odd years as they still rock!

Nice one Brandon. My favourite solo track by Pete Townshend is ‘Let my love open the door’, you should check it out some time.Good to see your subs creeping up, 10k is in sight! 👍🎸🤘

Great reactions Brandon!! The 60's/70's Moodies will forever be my go-to! The magic of the first (core) 7 albums is unparalleled (and much of that is due to OG keys master Mike Pinder!), but I love the 80's Moodies too - yes it was cheesier pop rock, but still excellent musicianship and singing (both of these are Justin - and his voice is always on-point!). Perhaps I'm biased being a child of the 80's, but I love it nonetheless. Your Wildest Dreams still places in my top 5 Moodies tracks - The Other Side of Life just picks up where that left off! Deep ups the cheese factor, but still so good. Thanks! Cheers!

Very, very COOL. I know this band. These are first listens, I would go see them in concert. : )

most excellent, glad you put this up for folks.

Hmm Kym m Pridham request for Chris has gone again?

i ❤ stories i tell!! both beautiful songs.

Another pleasant discovery for me, I didn't know TTWS. With fuzz guitar as I like and just the right amount of arpeggio playing. I sometimes thought I was hearing a nice amalgam of THE STONE ROSES and GIN BLOSSOMS! Thanks, Brandon.

Cool. This band had some great songwriting. They were popular when I was in college. Good to hear these again, it’s been too long.

Story: the guitar👏, bass and drums are on point. As our host points out, almost a waltz, unexpected from a 90s alt rock song. Works for me Reincarnation: good/very good Another artist I need to find time for. Their vocalist has skills, to understate.

Good stuff, I hadn't heard either selection before! 😎👍

I really enjoyed hearing Toad back again. I liked both of these songs a lot, as they were also a first listen for me.

Something about this song. Beautiful melody I guess. I’ve always loved it. Takes me back

Fear is still in my top 5 albums after all these years.

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Guitars, bass and Glen's vocals shining in full force on both songs, proving this band's powerful musicianship and lyricism.... Thanks for watching! 🥰

From a Legendary, album...

After you heard Can-utility can you understand why live was difficult? The bass line! Mike was fantastic, but bass line was by Tony and it was a little complicated! Anyway, that song is the way to heaven for keyboards players: if you can play it you are... Tony Banks! I'm kidding! But I'm sure you understand what I mean. You are now possessed by Genesis, you can't take a step back! And it's a beautiful feeling, don't you? When you enter in Genesis music it's like a magic: something happened and you cannot say what it is: it is here, it is now.... (the lamb). I love your reactions about "classic" (1970-1980) Genesis. Not for Genesis music, but for your growing awareness. 😍😍😍😍😍

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Music and memories are always a tight band. And Dance Little Lady Dance by Tina Charles rings a very special bell to me. It was back in October 1976, I just turned 13 a few weeks before, as my family and me were on a fatefull train ride through the night. I had my little AM pocket radio with me, I played with the station dial, held it to my ear and there it was - dance little lady dance. After 1,5 years of struggle with the East German communist authorities our family finally got the permission to leave the country permanetly and move to West Germany.

Almost classical. love

maybe the most proggiest prog prog prog proggy song ever

Really cool disco. The first song reminded me of Sandi before and the second song was Sandi after. lol 🤣💙🎵🎶🎶

Can-Utility is the most underrated Genesis song. It's one of my all-time favourtes.

Hi Brandon..good to catch up!! Tina...such good memories, and Love those High notes!! The First track very familiar to me...just discovered the second, and equally as Infectious!! 'I Love to Love' is my favourite by Tina, and never knew her connection to Trevor and Geoff, Buggles!! Hope you are well Brandon❤️

I saw The Who once, live, in Chicago, during the Quadrophenia reunion tour -brilliant! I have been a fan since 1979 (I am 55 years now) and have all albums, and a number of live concert DVD's to view Who. This song, very personal, sensitive, glorious, celebration. Pete would write introspective lyrics, and Roger would belt of the lyrics of emotion! Here, both singers do their alternate singing, and John and Keith keep it going with rhythm!

Thanks Chafic and Brandon, fun songs! Not something I'd normally listen to but I feel as a musician it's always a good thing to hear ALL styles of music at least occasionally. 😎👍

Ciao Brandon...conosci NINA SIMONE ? Te la raccomando 😘👋👋👋🇮🇹😊

Some of my dearest childhood musical memories ❤

I know disco is a big thing for some, just never been my cup of tea. The intro on the first song did immediately give me ABBA vibes. The ‘70s for me was Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Yes, Genesis, Uriah Heep, Rush…..you understand where I’m coming from?

Ahh, my 17-18 years of age... I danced a lot to both songs in my youth and have fond memories of them. But my favorite Tina Charles song is another one: "I Love to Love", where there is a second chorus where Tina sings sky-high notes.

Yes, such full-blooded innocent JOY in these two! :) Stevie Wonder's magnum opus "Songs in the Key of Life" came around the same time, with so many songs that have the same exuberant, happy vibe.

One of my three favorite Who songs. Although honestly, they are not a band I ever loved. But this piece is exceptional.

Sweet innocent high-energy disco fun, rejoicing in the high moments of life! Thanks for watching! 🕺

My favorite who song

When this was released 1971, my best friends Ron, Roger and I picked the vinyl up at the local record shop and drove to Roger's parent's house and listened to it with such anticipation. His parents had a small cottage on their property and Roger made it his little den of musical delight with a great sound system and typical 60's-70's accouterments. As years passed, the entire album became a part of our best bud ritual every time we met and got together. Unfortunately, as we matured and found less time due to adult responsibility, the listening by our trio was reduced. However, this particular song, "The Song is Over," always reminded us of how life changes and nothing, ever, ever lasts forever. The love and respect between friends is a very powerful experience and we were fortunate we had the time together that we did. My friends are both deceased and although this song brought many tears to my eyes, I'd never trade those moments for anything. Thank you for sharing your experiences. Music is such a powerful medium. If only...................................

I remember hearing all these songs for the first time. It wasn’t with headphones though. It was from either the radio or the 8-track down in the basement. Thanks for the memories. By the way the Who played at Super Bowl XLIV on Feb 7, 2010. The best Super Bowl halftime show ever. The who knocked it out of the park. Great show. Check it out here on KZbin 😮

Brilliant song. ✨️🎶✨️

I've been listening to this album for 53 years. This is one of my favorite songs by my favorite band. Nice reaction...you get it!

Thanks for doing this

“Who’s Next” is the best album they ever released, no filler on this one!

...."Walking across the sitting room...."

The best band ever. I have seen either The Who, Roger Daltrey or Pete Townsend 8 times

'The Fog' is an absolute masterpiece. In my top 5 of fav Kate tracks. Please react to 'Coffee Homeground' from her album 'Lionheart.'

The Who are so very important to the history of Rock and Roll. I finally saw the original movie "Quadrophenia". It was cool. I've seen "Tommy" about 25 times. (maybe) My Dad had the album, so I knew the music before actually seeing the movie. Which was an experience in itself.