They were so young here! This is a great song, and they still perform it live. For a future Tears for Fears reaction, I recommend the studio version of 'The Working Hour.' It's got gorgeous, lush instrumentation and an amazing vocal by Roland.

It was written about Plant's experiences while touring threw Spain, Greece and Morrocco.

You should thank me for requesting this .

China White is heroin.

I’ve listened to this album so many times over the years it’s ridiculous.

Level 42 is on another level at all times😏

This is gothic crack. Awesomeness. 🙃

I saw Queen three times in L.A. Fabulous experience.

This how they opened their show in 1982 - I was there!

Undead, undead, undead.

Eye of the hurricane should be next!

That was Buck. Check out See you in black.

metal bands where banned from the Live Aid project so they did there own thing to raise money for Africa

Love watching your head spin over the lyrics, but like Shakespeare meets Alan Watts, I have always been able to discern meaning from Jon's esoteric metaphorical spiritual stream of consciousness poetry. So I find them deeply meaningful, but even more profoundly, they match perfectly with the unexpected changes of YES' arrangement as well as sonically. That's the originality that added to YES' unique genius ❤. 😂 If they were normal and linear, the songs would not have the same intense otherworldly mystery and mystique. Not to poop on your parade, but I get a stick up my butt when hardrock Rush is compared to the purely adventurous YES

No pro tools all recorded to tape which got worn out and he had to record most of it again

During Taurian Matador Tommy Bolin broke his high e string and just kept going playing with the 5 remaining strings. About halfway through the tune you can hear a high note abruptly stop with a small gap of time while he figures out what to do next. The dual is between Bolin on guitar and Hammer on moog.

You need to listen to their debut album if you like this song.

And only a few years later Neil's wife died and, depending on the circumstances there sure ain't no cold fire in a crematorium.

What a Fkn album!

Watch the live versions, they sound live SO much better than in studio

“Pie-jama”

Rob Zombie is the King of Halloween! 😱

Bro you don’t know who Alex Skolnick or Steve DiGiorgio is? C’mon man! 😂

I love this. Big influence on my life.❤

kzbin.info/www/bejne/iX2mpn9jgJhsm7M This is a link to Disney's interpretation of "Night On Bald Mountain" from "Fantasia". And Disney's version is very in the spirit of Halloween. Just right for an October review, you might be pleased to review this version of the song.

Aldo Nova Platinum Blonde Streetheart there's SO MANY great Canadian bands

Trooper was fantastic ❤🇨🇦

Can you react to "Rhinoceros" by The Smashing Pumpkins.

This has such a surf vibe to me.

Check out Peter Murphy singing this song upside down like a bat live at Coachella 2005. Mind blowing!!!

the smile on your face when Enter Sandman started with Dani told me everything about your reaction excellent...

It is flight of the Valkyries at least parts of it I never heard this guy before thank you 🎉🎉

Thanks for the excellent video and reaction. Great to see a quality atmospheric song for Halloween rather than the usual pop cringe.

Peter Murphy ROCKS! ✌

This is awesome 👍 ty for sharing.

Dio paid for two days in a studio and they recorded all of it. They recorded the backing track and all the guitarist played through it and they picked the best. It was Vivian Campbells idea

I understand it being a paid request so you have to react to a fan cam. However, you should also watch the pro footage shot of this show afterwards. This way satisfy the request, but also get to hear the song properly. They have this entire concert (nearly) up on their channel and they don't have a risk of copyright issues, like fan cam videos and festivals, and Vevo Live and such.

8 minutes, 20 seconds. The same amount of time that it takes light to leave the surface of the sun and arrive at the surface of the earth. Coincidence? Eye think knot.

Me as a teenager in the early 90's - "I have no clue what the lyrics are about, but I sure do feel this song." This CD is one of the all time greats!!!

This was my introduction to them. Hooked from the start.

I had their Red Tape album and went to see them live. I liked them. My college days.

I think one or two of the members of the original group to do the song (The Classics IV, 1967) were later in the Atlanta Rhythm Section. So they're covering their own song.

Brother you've got the perfect look going for this vibe. Pretty much the look we had at this time. And the perfect vernacular..."Groovy". Often times just a couple of lava lamps going, and kicking it on a few bean bags. There may have been some illegal (then) stuff also happening. Welcome to the 70's.

These videos touch me. Music that i have known for decades rediscovered via the hearts and minds of people from a world away. Not even born when i was accustomed to these sounds. It refreshes my appreciation for the music, it's power to unite and the now SHARED joy it continues to bring. Yes i'm from the sixties.

Cohen needs more attention and credit for a profound body of work, thank you for your reverence for his work and checking him out

She want's to love r boy!

I for one would love to hear a NIN/Trent Reznor version of this. As a side note though - this Jeff Wayne version is perfection, listen to the whole album - even if not for a vid just in your own time

Good song from a beautiful, solid and underrated album

I have many robin trower lps still listening to them the perfect duo of his guitar and the voice of James dewer check out bridge of sighs ❤

The song had a couple of story elements. The bracteates were coins paid by the Romans to the German tribes not to attack them when travel through their lands. They often hed holes in the center so that they could be gathered like on a necklace. Anoana, believed to be a girl who was special being born during an eclipse. Like a shaman with a connection to nature. The music video demonstrates the cycle of life with Anoana. I would have loved to have seen this "ritual" live. Thank you for sharing your review!