Start by just having them on in the background when you do other stuff. Eventually you WILL sit down and just listen to them 🥰

Yours are the best reaction - so you have a new subscriber. The venue is in the park ar Ledreborg Castle in Denmark. I am a dane myself.

Well, if you want the answer to your question, you'll have to react to Feleena's side of the story, in Marty Robbins' song, "Feleena."

Nice - I am a country music fan - for a long time that was pretty much all I listened to, until my son introduced me to a wide variety of different bands! I love the beat in this song, and I also really love his voice, it's so rich and powerful. I haven't heard this song before, but I really did like it.

This was great pick I cant stand what Country Music is represented by today all that CMA stuff is garbage And that’s what Waylon is singing about ! Waylon , Johnny , Willie and Kris as the Highwaymen were the elder statesmen of Outlaw Country There is a movie called Heart-worn Highways that features Townes Van Zandt , Steve Earle , Guy Clarks , David Allan Coe thats the stuff i like most Townes being the true star of that generation of outlaws And there is a new generation Shooter Jennings , Justin Townes Earl , Lukas Nelson all doing amazing music Not trying to be divisive but No Garth , No Keith , No Tims , No Beyonce Thats just not for me Country music is great Hank was the greatest 2 more thing before i go Brown Eyed Handsome Man was written and first recorded by Chuck Berry This song by Waylon sound like Heroin by Velvet Underground Not just the chord progression but the whole feel of verses and guitar Happy 4th getting ready for some fireworks 🎆 tonight

Jazz request Annette Hanshaw- Am I Blue?

React to Singer of Sad Song by Waylon Jennings.

Waylon Jennings had one hit in 69 or 70 called "Brown Eyed Handsome Man." He later played a show in a small, farming Arkansas town near where I lived then. When I moved to Texas, they were crazy over Willie Nelson. I much prefer Waylon. "Ain't Living Long Like this," "Good Hearted Woman," "Lonesome, On'ry, and Mean" are just a few of Waylon's songs. His wife was beautiful singer named Jessi Coulter. She had one song called "I'm Not Lisa," that I remember.

Yes he was referring to Hank Williams Sr. and the early days of country music. The outlaws thought it had become to commercialized. Waylon Jennings is among by favorites, I particularly like his song Drinkin' and Dreamin'.

Glam Rock 1971 to 1976 best music ever

As is the case with me normally, I remember the song but not the artist, when it is a one-hit wonder. The song got a lot of play time on US radio, but I remember it more from the early 80s. Interesting fact about the origin of the song. Not surprising though.

You might like both the "live" version and music video version of "Anoana". The music video version is both musically and visually STUNNING!

Big hit in the States and Australia, but not a hit with my wife (an Aussie). I remember in 1980, my wife was driving me around the city of Melbourne when this tune came on the radio. I fist pumped the air, yelling out ''yes!'' and my wife (a girlfriend at the time) flicked the radio off. I asked her why she stopped playing the song, and she just said bluntly ''I hate this song! I hated it when I thought it was a chick singing it, and I hate it even more now that i know it's a dude''. She then tuned the radio dial to a community radio station called 3RRR, which was playing The Birthday Party (one of the most frightening Australian bands I ever saw - they wouldn't make a good kids' party). ''Now that's much better'' she concluded with authority.

I'm probably one of the few Americans from Southern California that decided to give up the surf and sunshine for grey old Melbourne, where these guys are from. It was the late 70's, I was a tanned-blonde surfer that spent too much time in surfing communities in Australia, and took a chance on Melbourne. I fell in love with a little brunette that hated surfers and only hung out with punks. I vowed to return to Australia, which I did in 1980 and we're still married to this day. I no longer have my blonde-hair, my surfing bod nor my tan. The music of Hunters And Collectors and many art-school Melbourne groups epitomized the city at the time. The problem with the rest of the world is that it doesn't know how strange and esoteric Melbourne was in the early 80's. Unfortunately, the sunshine and the native animals and images of Sydney hide places like Melbourne - especially during this period. There was a lot of highly creative people in Melbourne in the early 80's who have gone on to have success, and this song/video is just an example of what was going on down there at the time.

The best hard rock band of all time

Powerage and Highway to Hell are my favourite albums...Dirty Deeds is up there too.

Solitaire, Self Control, How Am I Supposed To Live Without You, The Power Of Love, The Lucky One, Spanish Eddie, all top 40 hits.

..While I have a general interest in ancient European history, this particular musical expression of it does not do much for me .. The female lead has a good set of pipes, but the throat singing type thing is not a sound that appeals to me .. It is actually rather unpleasant to my ears .. Maybe some of this stuff could be suitable for background music in documentaries where an ancient mysterious, tribal sound is needed, but as something to listen to for musical entertainment, it's a No from me.

That was interesting, not my cup of tea - but I thought the lead singer had a very strong powerful voice. I agree with you that it looks a lot like a ritual - maybe a pagan type thing.

LOVEBITES have many masterpieces. 👍👍👍👍👍

You would love the song For the good Times By Ray Price

I think the first thing i saw of them was Krigsgaldr Thats is such amazing live video the lead female singer is mesmerizing I love the band concept and commitment and of course the primal nature Being a celt ; , pagan or pre christian and nordic mythology hold a fascination to me At times it sounds like Tuvan throat singing This was such a great surprise Loved it

Othan is one of my absolute favourites by Heilung. Honestly I recommend just about anything by them but recently they released a video from a ritual they did back in 2021 at Red Rocks Amphitheatre where they perform "Traust". It is mindblowingly good. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJrUiZ-coMeKo7M

pagan neo-folk.. meh

Glen... of course...

their music ranges back through time they have even covered the worlds oldest song from the 13th century BCE the Hurrian hymn to Nikkal. the track name is Nikkal.

Heilung are amazing live and their music videos are also great. i would suggest giving In Maidjan from the same concert a try.

Oh man ! I haven’t watched video yet This should be fun I was either going to recommend or did recommend these guys on a previous video I so want to see these guys live but tickets sell out faster than hotcakes

As you said, japan is a hotbed of great bands at the moment, whether it's rock or metal, but #lovebites are, imo, the best of the best, they are on another level and excel in every department from musicianship and vocals to song writing and stage presence. I got to see them live 2 days ago and they really are that good, unbelievable talent, 🤘🥁🎸🎹🎤🐺

Oh the summer of 1980.. I wouldn't trade my memory listening to this and partying with my friends when this album came out

Carols by Candlelight is held in each state, in the lead up to Christmas; they are used as fundraisers for various charities.

Another trip down memory lane for me with this one Sue! I can remember the radio station playing this in full, but also often just playing part 1. Did you know that Stevie Wright came here from England when he was 9, and he met the other members of the band at the Villawood Migrant Hostel in Sydney!

Popular in the 80’s only? LOL😂

Sue - I just checked my old singles record collection for this and I can confirm that all three parts were sold on the one single. Part 1 was on the A side and Parts 2 and 3 were on the B side (just as I remembered it). Such a great song. 🙂

What a fantastic track! one of my all time favorites! glad you enjoyed Sue!! ✌✌✌ 🇦🇺 🔥🔥🔥

I looked at the songs you reacted to by Nemophila and Band Made I still think the songs I mentioned are better songs for both bands Band Maid "Hate?" and Nemophila "Revive" wasn't a fan of the one you reacted to although Domination is a great song too but I dig Misa going off on the bass in Hate?

Try A FROZEN SERENADE, live. LOVEBITES are coming to the U.S. for the first time, with a brief tour in small venues. They’re already sold out most venues. The LA stop was recently moved to a larger venue with double the capacity of the original club, indicating strong interest in the band. If all goes well, we should expect them to follow up with a longer tour, playing larger venues.

Another comment mentions guitarist/pianist Tony McAlpine. I bought McApline’s CD, MAXIMUM SECURITY, when it was released in 1987. My favorite track is his powerful performance of Chopin’s Etude no. 4, Op. 10. - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qIa8c4lqq8esqNksi=D-k37qab29T_0ECo Finally got to see him perform about 30 years later, and I had a chance to talk to him after the show.

RIP Stevie brilliant singer

also Sawa in Aldious is great not sure if they still perform "We Are" is a great start for Aldious and Starlight for Mary's Blood Still Burning from their freshly released album for Bridear and for Nemophila Revive Music Video

Gacharic Spin with F Chopper Koga and Band Maid with Misa have awesome bass players the song Hate? by Band Maid has Miso and Guitarist Kanami in a duel off

best bands in Japan list Lovebites,Band Maid,Aldious,Mary's Blood,Bridear,Nemophila.Gacharic Spin(the MV for Mindset)

they will be in the US in September

yes Miyako is correct

Etude o Op 10 no 12 (Revolutionary Etude )

I was excited to see you react to this, it's a true classic. The different sections were played separately sometimes on the radio, as it was so long. The third part is actually about her dying in childbirth, really sad but hard to pick up on straight away because of up tempo feel of it, I know it was years before I understood the end, lol. This was great, thank you. ✌❤

This was great I love the 3rd part for its music , it really harks back to the Easybeat sound The story behind this song and Steve’s old mates helping him out is very touching Really impressed you didn’t shy away from such a lengthy track I have mentioned an even longer track before in a comment Al Stewarts : Love Chronicles ( it traces the love escapades of the singer from his first childhood sweetheart onwards ) Love Chronicles is over 18 minutes long but well worth the journey Anyways back to Steve I believe he beat his demons I don’t know much more but this was wonderful

Brilliant!! Written by Harry Vanda and George Young (RIP) to help pull Stevie out of his heroin addiction post Easybeats. George Young RIP was brother to the famous AC/DC brothers Angus Young and Malcom. This song features Angus Young on guitar. Edit- my bad, it is Malcom Young on guitar

The 3rd piece is about losing his partner and baby during child birth.