Gosh! This is so powerful! PAT BENATAR Hell is for children REACTION - First time hearing

PAT BENATAR Hell is for children REACTION - First time hearing
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[@dalesouders4136]

IMHO, one of the best female rock vocalists!

[@robertschiavone5159]

She was an opera singer who an amazing voice

[@lourenzi8820]

IMO, this is her masterpiece.

[@topherwhite370]

This wasn’t a subject that was talked about when this song came out. It really shook up American society. She dragged the “unmentionable “ out into the light and threw it in people’s faces!

[@Beaver1224]

I always viewed the later fast sections as the way to express/purge the rage at the horrible situation

[@bradsullivan2495]

Ben-ah-tar

[@davidlocke2601]

The guitarist is Pat's husband of 42 years, Neil Giraldo.

[@jimtatro6550]

Pat Benatar is one of the most talented singers of her generation. This is just one example of her incredible talent.

[@paulbewlay4527]

The groove, for me, captures the anger of the subject matter.

[@HarriBestReactions]

Especially that guitar later on

[@marybaillie8907]

From Pat's 2nd album, " Crimes of Passion" from 1980, Pat co- wrote this song after reading articles on child abuse in The New York Times. Pat's raw vocals reflect the pained anguish beneath the children's sorrow. The build up to the outro, so intense, you really feel the pain of the lyrics. The latter half of the instrumention, when the tempo reves to double time, with Pat's vocals hitting high velocity, then the drums and guitars explode.OMG I'm with you Harri, any abuse of children is deplorable and sickening. Great reaction Handsome Harri ❤❤ Thanks Tim S. 👏👏 Cheers from Canada ❤❤🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@laurenblainebamartistmgt]

She ADDED TO this song after bassist Roger Capps brought it to her. Roger brought it then Pat and Neil brilliantly added the rockin’ bits.

[@MikeWalsh-f1g]

Harri you can look at it as the great music helps bring this important message to more people who come to appreciate the music AND the message 👍

[@reginapontes5672]

She's classically trained, btw. Ahead of her time. Especially with this song. Her husband is the lead guitarist.

[@kwirishman]

For me the guitar was haunting. When it sped up he was playing angry!

[@maricepelletier2107]

The music, the lyrics and the voice bring attention to this topic. I believe we can appreciate the groove and react. I think the proceeds of this song was always donated to charity... Best to you and yours.

[@thecynic9232]

The song Luca by Suzanne Vega had a similar theme.

[@johnsmith-gi5nb]

Song still makes me cry after all these years

[@michaelasay8587]

Yea and look at the hell for people ever since ....

[@karenstacymayne4156]

I read that she donated the proceeds from this song to charity to help stop child abuse, don’t know if that’s true or not, but I wouldn’t be surprised if it was true. Pat Benatar could rock out no doubt. This song both give me chills and makes me want to groove like you, and I think it’s good both ways. This is what she wanted, for people to take notice and that was one way to throw it out in their faces.

[@richardsmith5477]

Thanks for sharing one of her great tunes bringing awareness to our kids~~

[@laurenblainebamartistmgt]

Roger Capps was their too tall bass player. Great musician! He wrote the core of the song and then Pat and Neil added the changes in tempo and all of the screamin’ guitar and rocking vocals! Classic!

[@brucecronin6396]

"Whoa" !! is right !! Great song. Still raising awareness.

[@robertschiavone5159]

I loved this song since the day it was released the 70's and 80's were one of the best eras in music also the 60's and the 90's

[@robertwalker1803]

She just went into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame last year….deservedly. Try the rocker…” Promises in the Dark.” This song you can tell she sings angry and her husband plays the guitar angry.

[@EShelby2127]

Thank you, Harri... Abuse, the Sin that keeps on sharing...

[@frederickfranchi6408]

Everyone I've ever played that song for they all just said wow😊😊 that was just effing great 🎵🎵🎵

[@kevinhodgins1811]

Such an intense song. She was way ahead of her time.

[@MarkMay-cr6bv]

A great song with a powerful message, and Pat Benatar always sounds great. Listening back in the day on vinyl I always found it somewhat odd this song was immediately followed in the track listing by "Hit Me With Your Best Shot." I know that song was about something different, but the title still seemed odd placed right next to this one. Good reaction as always, HarriBest. PS: The guitar player is Neil Giraldo, Pat's husband to this day, and he's a shredder.

[@spawn4582]

Yes, the world we live in is far from ideal, because this is the reality in which we live.

[@djbrophy]

I've seen comments from survivors that this song was uniquely cathartic.

[@robertschiavone5159]

Powerful words and message

[@williamoldenburg4468]

Nothing brings more light to a dark subject than a top ten hit.

[@EarthWalker2023]

Absolutely 🔥

[@thecynic9232]

Lyrics became more important to me as I aged. I was raised on folk and protest music as well as rock and don’t favour music with empty lyrics. ❤️🇨🇦

[@yamforlife]

Good tune.!!! My era!!❤

[@randypowell3374]

Pat Ben-a-tar. Hehe

[@WasatchSasquatchUtah]

The photo in the thumbnail is actually not Pat Benetar, it's a lady who does a tribute singing her songs. I actually know her, so that's how I know. :)

[@TRENDYPLACEBO]

Luka by Susan Vega is also about child abuse, a must-listen!

[@tonyhernandez669]

They stopped doing this song years ago. It was meant to call attention to child abuse. They felt that the song had run it’s course so they stopped playing it.

[@kianpa1]

Wow! I can probably still dance to this! ❤

[@HarriBestReactions]

😀

[@DeborahBranson-o1w]

It's natural to move to the music

[@Chris-xh9oj]

her husband is on guitar

[@DeborahBranson-o1w]

The name is Ben a tar

[@michaelasay8587]

He knows this song...come on

[@HarriBestReactions]

Really?

[@robertschiavone5159]

It's about child abuse and what they go through

[@jimbrentar]

if you can find the original music video, it is very powerful

[@HarriBestReactions]

Oh shame..I never knew there was one.Would have loved to use it

[@scottlaughlin9897]

Harri, this is supposed to be an anti-child abuse song. Pronounced Ben-uh-tar

[@brucehelppie6119]

i don't know if you've done any reactions to the pretenders. chryssie hynde is another good female performer. also; some stooges down on the street, 1969, no fun, would be good ones.

[@HarriBestReactions]

Love Chryssie

[@brucehelppie6119]

@@HarriBestReactions yeah, buddy!

[@jeffgordon3444]

pronounced Ben A Tar

[@imsirius2]

Pronounced Pat BEN-a-tar

[@DeborahBranson-o1w]

It's about child abuse

[@barrydillinger3847]

Pat no longer performs this song live anymore.❤

[@karenv4607]

The photo your using on the cover page for this is not Pat Benatar

[@HarriBestReactions]

Thanx..This is one of those times you hate the internet! 😀