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[@GregCombs100]

Paul Rodgers has one of THE most recognizable voices in rock history, definitely top 5 or 10 ever.

[@brucevidito4923]

I'm 70 years old. This is the music I grew up listening to in high school. There's only one way to listen to Bad Company, and that's with the volume turned up.

[@marcieharreld286]

This 72 year old completely agrees with you!!🎵🎼🎶🥁🎸🔥🔥🤘🤘

[@user-gk9lg5sp4y]

I'm sure it's already been said, but Paul Rogers is one the finest voices of rhe entire Rock Era. I love Free, Bad Co.. and The Firm. Love The Firm.

[@fredblauvelt3445]

This brings me back to high school. Driving around in my 63 VW listening to Bad Co. On 8 track. Miss those days.

[@chrisd7047]

Panning is the term for going from one ear to the other. As for Bad Company, there is a good chance that Paul Rodgers is your favorite rock singer's favorite singer. Bad Company was contemporary with Led Zeppelin for a few years, and the two bands were very friendly. If you want to hear Rodgers' vocal power, Feel Like Makin' Love is the next BadCo song you should do.

[@TannerHemmingsen]

Bad Company were a true musical supergroup. Singer Paul Rodgers and drummer Simon Kirke were from the band Free, guitarist Mick Ralphs was from the band Mott the Hoople, and bassist Boz Burrell was from the band King Crimson

[@djknox2]

I like Bad Co. but not sure I would call them a supergroup. Most of the members were from bands that never quite made it big and folded.

[@williamyates694]

​@@djknox2That's nuts!!!

[@djknox2]

@@williamyates694 Yeah I'm not trying to dump on King Crimson, Free or Mott the Hoople, but they were not near the top of the game... Nonetheless, i've always liked Bad Company...

[@williamyates694]

@@djknox2 many might disagree. I understand your opinion though. Have a good weekend!🍻

[@chuckleezodiac24]

@@djknox2 all those bands were memorable / successful / influential Classic Rock groups. supergroup: an exceptionally successful rock group or one formed by musicians already famous from playing in other groups.

[@simonashworth8825]

Paul Rogers joined Queen for a time after Freddies death. While he was with Queen they gave a phenominal concert in Kharkiv,Ukraine which you will find on KZbin. It's especially poignant when see how that beautiful city has suffered in the last 2 1/2 years.

[@JurgenStrauss-ow2ge]

Here is nothing but music ! This is how the old times were ! We had only the radio and the records then and we enjoyed it !

[@grahamreed8774]

When this band was formed in the mid 70s they were a super group, made up of members of Free (Paul Rogers- Vocals) etc, Mott The Hoople and King Crimson. Their best song is Good Lovin' Gone Bad.

[@acehigh79]

I was more into the 80's version of the band with Brian Howe on vocals after Paul left. Saw them in concert in the mid 90's. Hell of a show! When it's time for the encore.....Brian walks up to the mic and says "umm we found some crazy ole geezer in the back.......he wants to say hello". The band starts playing "rock n roll fantasy" (they already performed this song with Brian)....."this ain't no rock n roll fantasy....I'm f'cking here!!!" ---the old geezer....none other than Paul Rodgers hits the stage and they do a 6 song encore. Replaying "can't get enough", "moving on", "feel like making love", "alright now", and closed with "bad company " . Brian is excellent but those songs hit different with Paul on vocals. Greatest thing I've seen at a concert!

[@Gilbert0Jimenez]

Very nice you reacted to this! Brings a lot of good memories. The stereo panning you noticed was popular during the 70’s. Their contemporaries like Bachman Turner Overdrive often used this stereo effects. Runnin’ with the pack and Silver Blue and Gold were also prominent hits of them. Love your reaction! You’re beautiful!

[@jackgilchrist]

Hi Madalina! Back when we were listening to Bad Company and all the other great bands of the '60s and '70s, you didn't see their faces or anything else unless you saw them in concert or you saw them on a TV performance like talk show or late night music show like The Midnight Special. You just put the album on and let it play. Or turned on the radio and listened to whatever they played. It's great to be able to see a band play live (and if it's really live, as in you are really there rather than seeing a video, it's a whole communal experience with the band and audience), but you don't need a video or anything to appreciate music. Music is sound, you just need to listen and let it move you. As for lyrics, back then if you were lucky lyrics would be printed on the album cover or slip. Now, you can easily find them on the Internet. Just a quick google is all it takes. They are mostly pretty accurate, often more accurate than lyric videos. Thanks for the reaction!

[@daleblackwell7803]

This is the kind of music I grew up listening to thanks for the reaction brought back a lot of memories!!!❤

[@anthonymalovrh2912]

Loved their music in those days - crank up the car radio with amplifier

[@jimmywalker4884]

Paul Rodgers was the lead singer for Bad Company and collaborated with Queen under the name Queen + Paul Rodgers:

[@NBKenC]

And Free before Bad Company. And solo stuff since. One of the best, if not THE best rock vocalists ever! And now a Canadian, since marrying one of our beautiful ladies.

[@Eschelonistic]

Virtual Surround Biss, was first used on the Great Fantasy Adventure Album Eric Kunzel from memory back in 1990-1991 ish was when Dolby figure out what became 5.1 but all borne of my memory there.

[@spiders213]

I always liked this song! Five Finger Death Punch did an awesome cover of this song, it gives it a whole new energy.

[@artsilva]

The term is Panning. The instrument near at the end is a Tamborine

[@PeterDay81]

This song is from the film Bad Company in 1972.Bad Company is a 1972 Western film directed by Robert Benton that tells the story of a young man trying to evade the Civil War draft:

[@richiecabral3602]

I think Bad Company is considered a supergroup because it's members had come from being in other known groups, although, at least the original line up, I think we're probably more successful as Bad Company, then they had been in the other groups. Personally, I think they were one of the best bands that I think really have what I consider that 70s sound. They were a British group, and the original line up was big in the 70s, into the early 80s, with Paul Rodgers as lead singer. Then they reformed with a new lineup later in the 80s, into the 90s with Brian Howe as singer. Then I think they've reformed in different combos a couple times over the past 20ish years. I think the drummer is the only one that's been in every single line up of Bad Company. Some of the other classic songs from the 70s Paul Rodgers era, like this one was, are "Feel Like Makin' Love", "Ready For Love", "Shooting Star", and "Rock N Roll Fantasy". I'm sure you can find live versions of them doing those, probably with both singers when they were young and when they were old. Then during the Brian Howe era, there was "If You Needed Somebody" from like 1990. Which is a personal favorite because I was probably a 12 or 13 year old weirdo when it came out, that was a dopey hopeless romantic that didn't get much attention from girls, or was too shy and stupid to know what to do when I did. So, when the music video for that song was popular, I vibed very hard with it!

[@ChicagoBeaver]

I shook Paul Rogers hand at the last song of the Jimi Hendrix Tribute w/ Special Guest Buddy Guy, Paul Rogers, Jerry Cantrell from Alice in Chains. I called his name and he kneeled down to shake my hand!

[@CoreyWickramasekera]

Paul Rodgers is "THE VOICE" still sounds just like that, 40 years, maybe more, LATER. ONE OF THE true "G.O.A.T.'s

[@markobanion8652]

Bad Company is truly the biggest snub by the Rock and Roll HOF.

[@justice4all772]

"Feel like making love " is another hit from bad company

[@goldenruletv7301]

Paul Rodgers has the greatest rock n roll voice IMO.

[@twoheart7813]

bad company - feel like makin' love & Shooting Star are two of my faves, plenty of lyric versions on the tube. Always enjoy your reactions Biss.

[@BisscuteReacts]

Thank you

[@williamh4172]

The voice is Paul Rodgers. The answer to your question of "whose voice is similar?", is nobody's.

[@BisscuteReacts]

[@Sammyzuko]

Bad Company by Bad Company from the album Bad Company

[@KenMinor-ek1xs]

The only time all three lined up that way

[@KenMinor-ek1xs]

The singer is the immortal Paul Rodgers,and they're the first band signed by led zeppelin swan song records

[@Mr.5hady]

Black Sabbath moment

[@Stogie2112]

@@KenMinor-ek1xs ... "Black Sabbath", from the album "Black Sabbath", by Black Sabbath

[@christhomas507]

...inspired by the movie Bad Company.

[@Luna.Vision]

This is a great road trip song.. driving in the mountains at night, the moon high and bright and this blasting on the stereo...

[@debjorgo]

This was like when I first heard the song. It was on the radio. No face there either. It was years later before I found out what lead singer Paul Rogers looked like. I always loved the song though.

[@MikeytheGeek7711]

Bad Company had a number of good songs including Shooting Star, Feel Like Makin' Love, Can't Get Enough, Good Lovin' Gone Bad, Ready For Love, Rock'n' Roll Fantasy, Silver Blue & Gold, Seagull, and Run With the Pack among others. Their debut album, which this is from, was all really good. I recommend doing Shooting Star next.

[@BisscuteReacts]

Thanks, I will add it to the list

[@Roy-mw5js]

My favorite Romanian you would like "feel like makin love", but especially the way Suzanna Hoff's performs it 😉

[@andydavis8437]

Don't forget Wishing Well

[@RoyWoodman]

A real favorite from my youth.Thank you for the review.😊

[@BisscuteReacts]

Thank you

[@Stogie2112]

Biss, I really respect your preference for live recordings. I understand your desire to see the bands play for an audience. Seeing a band play live in concert is the BEST experience. It's my favorite thing to do! 🤘🤘🤘 Studio album recordings, however, almost always provide the best sound quality of songs. We "audiophiles" go to great lengths (and spend a lot of money) to get the best sound from our rock albums. We obsess over it! 😆

[@BisscuteReacts]

Thank you

[@davemcbroom695]

Saw Bad Company with Foghat in '79. Best concert I ever went to.

[@KenMinor-ek1xs]

@@davemcbroom695 I saw them in 83 with Nazareth

[@juampasto24]

Bisscute is a good Company for everyone

[@BisscuteReacts]

Awwwww

[@cel275]

Great classic song!

[@pyroman6000]

Paul has sung for a number of bands, including Free, Bad Company, Deep Purple, The Firm, and more. With appearances on many others. Dude's career has spanned more than 50 years! His voice still sounds good! Recently, he sang with an all star band at Gary Rossington's tribute. CMT?? maybe? They did 3 Skynyrd songs and killed it!! Warren Haynes, Billy Gibbon, and Slash on guitar; Chuck Leavell on keys, Wynona and LeeAnn Rymes as the Honkettes. I dont know who the bassist or drummer were. There was a young, up and coming country singer, too- he looked giddy as hell to be up there with all those legends. A fitting tribute to Gary. ( And Skynyrd) Paul was a mentor of sorts to them, and all were huge Free fans.

[@eirikmoltu553]

Respectfully. Sorry, but not in Deep Purple. Although Blackmore wanted him to sing.

[@INSPECTORZAP]

Company always on the run Destiny is a rising sun Oh I was born six-gun in my hand Behind a gun I'll make my final stand, hey That's why they call me [Chorus] Bad company And I can't deny Bad company 'Til the day I die, oh 'Til the day I die 'Til the day I die [Verse 2] Rebel souls Deserters we are called Chose a gun And threw away the sword Now these towns They all know our name Six-gun sound is our claim to fame I can hear them say

[@robertcampopiano6001]

Part of the soundtrack of my high school years mid-to-late 1970s.

[@csphoenix9]

This is Paul Rodgers, one of the best Rock vocalist their is. They have had many hits and are still performing now

[@oldwestdude]

The term is called panning when the sound goes from one speaker to the other

[@IH8LIFE]

NO ITS NOT. YOU CANT BE MORE WRONG. BEDROOM SOUND ENGINEER. CK SUCKER

[@Stogie2112]

"Stereo panning" is the technique that many rock bands have used in their songs. Certain sounds are moved from the left to right side or right to left side. Some sounds will stay on one side. It's one of the best things about studio album recordings. Progressive rock bands love to use stereo panning. If you have a good home speaker system, or if you are wearing headphones, the effect is wonderful! Some good songs with panning effects: "Ramble On" , "What is and What Should Never Be" - Led Zeppelin "Money" - Pink Floyd "Lucky Man" - Emerson, Lake and Palmer "Bohemian Rhapsody" - Queen

[@IH8LIFE]

WRON! CK SUCKER

[@stefanwinkelseth7254]

A fantastic song. It would have been nice to see a live version. Bad Company are amazing live.

[@brianherrala8238]

Best comment

[@navagate1900]

Other Bad Company songs for you, Feel like makin' love, Rock 'n' roll fantasy, Can't get enough......

[@mikeconway9849]

Great reaction, Bisscute! You are right, the song Bad Company, by the group Bad Company, off the LP called (you guessed it) Bad Company!

[@jeffjones6221]

Bad Co has many good tunes. Seagull, silver/blue&gold, shooting star...to name a few

[@Mike-nw6ge]

Love this music from this era. Grand funk railroad comes to mind when i hear this music.

[@BisscuteReacts]

[@herrzimm]

Bad Company is a group that will really get you going with their songs. And when it comes to "top track", you will have some disagreements here and there.... but overall, "Feel Like Making Love" is the song EVERYONE will agree you have to listen to.

[@paul00390]

The live one from 1975.

[@JohnCornelius-w5k]

@@paul00390 the vocals are much better than the original. 😆🎙🎶

[@edb6690]

Sorry dude but you don't speak for everyone, I don't particularly like the song, too sappy.

[@notablindliberal896]

I agree

[@roberormonde]

I just like Paul Roger's voice he played on queen for a while Nobody can replace Freddie Mercury. Put paul rogers sink stuff with ease

[@davidhulsizer7576]

Bad Company’s song Shooting Star was played at my oldest brother’s memorial back in the 80s after he committed suicide. He was a quadriplegic and could handle it.

[@377skyboss]

This song came out in 1974. I don't think they even considered putting out a lyric video back then, Videos weren't much of a thing yet. It's a great song! Loved your reaction!

[@BisscuteReacts]

Thank you

[@vicprovost2561]

Great song, debut album and band, one of the very best of the 70s. That entire album is worth hearing, next do Rock Steady for another banger! Paul Rodgers was one of the best singers ever, he was in several classic bands, including Free, Bad Company, The Firm with Jimmy Page and even a stint in Queen this century. They are well worth pursuing. For a live video, do them at Hard Rock Live about 15 years ago, do Ready For Love and watch in wonder. Enjoy! 🔥🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶🔥

[@BisscuteReacts]

Thank you

[@robertchapman4488]

The sound that was giving you cowbell vibes was the tambourine

[@wompa70]

Sending sounds to different speakers is called panning.

[@chuckobscure5622]

This song always makes me think of Red Dead Redemption. 🤠

[@Stogie2112]

I saw Bad Company in concert in the late 70's. Desolation Angels Tour. My first rock concert ever, and it was GREAT. The band opened up with "Bad Company", with Paul Rodgers playing a grand piano. They rocked the house! Sadly, their next album (Rough Diamonds, 1982) was not well-received, and the band broke up. ☹

[@oldwestdude]

Another BAD Company song is if you needed somebody

[@anway1953]

Paul Rogers is one of the best Rock singers.Great voice. Always entertained by your reactions!

[@BisscuteReacts]

Thank you

[@MarcoPolo-ze3ie]

It is Impossible to watch that one without thinking about the song “feel like making 💕 love.”That song was made for Bisscute ;-)

[@tehawfulestface1337]

Hi Biss. Thank you for giving back a bit of my teenage years. In the 70s I rode the bus for two hours to attend college in Manila. These were considered ‘outlaw buses’ popular with teenagers. Always breaking the speed limit, with no regards to public safety or rules of the road. All windows wide open, with wind, dust and bugs in your face. Loud speakers at full volume damaging your ear drums. Each bus had their favorite bands. The favorites were the Led Zeppelin bus, the other Bad Company! Imagine every teenager in the bus just rocking, pounding their fists, singing at the top of their voices, singing Bad Company on the way to school! Your swaying to the music, you would have fit right in, Biss!

[@BisscuteReacts]

Thank you

[@kevincaulder20]

Bisscute. Only one song needs to be recommended. FEEL LIKE MAKING LOVE. That's it.

[@BisscuteReacts]

I will add it to the list

[@kevincaulder20]

@@BisscuteReacts Thanks, Bisscute. You won't be disappointed.

[@dustinheavilon938]

Rock n Roll Fantasy by Bad Company

[@bucs0385]

Another great group that was introduced to me by the parents. The cover by Five Finger Death Punch is definitely worth checking out. I also recommend Can't Get Enough, Feel Like Makin Love, and Run with the Pack. Great reaction Biss!! ❤🎸👏👏

[@BisscuteReacts]

Thank you

[@harrytrevenen2310]

Biss, "Black Water" by the Doobie Brothers has some nice stereo sound in it as well.

[@BisscuteReacts]

Maybe in the future

[@thenannymoh]

This was recorded in the forest outside the studio...it's an amazing story

[@davidhook469]

Five finger death punch did a cover of this song too

[@taylortyler1867]

The song Bad Company, by the band Bad Company, off the album Bad Company. Don't know if that's ever been done before. You _HAVE_ to do "Feel Like Making Love" by them. One of my all-time favorites.

[@BisscuteReacts]

Maybe in the future

[@taylortyler1867]

@@BisscuteReacts I know you meant "definitely", not maybe.😉

[@rickjames4434]

i love that your doing more from the 70"s - even the beatles from 69 - i think you would love the pioneers of rock from the late 50s - little richard - jerry lee lewis and chuck berry - great reaction as always

[@BisscuteReacts]

Thank you

[@davidhook469]

Bad Company Shooting star

[@TimGort]

You can never go wrong with old school rock-'n'-roll 🤘

[@BisscuteReacts]

Yeah

[@extracaliber432]

A plug for "Seagull".

[@MIKEYC123]

I was listening to this band in high school LOL Paul Rodgers can still sing to this day

[@toddabel13]

Check out the cover of this song that five finger death punch did

[@BisscuteReacts]

Maybe in the future

[@dennisueland8146]

Shooting star - live at wembley. Still sounds good forty something years later

[@nickfeeee]

Paul RODGERS SANG FOR Queen [THE BAND] for a while after freddy died

[@richardkint6531]

That sound you couldn't identify at the end of the song was a skinless tambourine. Hey Bisscute! React to Bad Company's "Feel Like Makin Love", "Rock N' Roll Fantasy" & "Can't Get Enough". They are a rock/bluesy band with lead singer Paul Rodgers. I saw them in 2016 with Joe Walsh. Great concert! Gonna react to Joe Walsh's "Rocky Mountain Way".

[@BisscuteReacts]

Maybe in the future

[@nikosalmpanis-ty3jt]

Fantastic band🤘

[@Bloo69]

Guitar player is also guitarist for foreigner

[@Logan-ed4pu]

Feel Like Making Love by this band is one I think you'd enjoy. The bass lines are so groovy and fun to play.

[@BisscuteReacts]

I will add it to the list

[@DeadEyeFoxx]

My suggestion for the week Biss would be the song "All Right Now" by the lead singers other band, Free. One of the all-time greatest driving songs 😎

[@IH8LIFE]

PAY TO PLAY CK SUCKER

[@BisscuteReacts]

Thank you for the suggestion

[@doorofnight87]

Love the dancing! Really enjoyed your reaction!

[@SG-js2qn]

Thematically, I think this song fits with "Midnight Rider" by the Allman Brothers and "Wanted Dead or Alive" by Bon Jovi.

[@BisscuteReacts]

I will add it tot he list

[@mickeygregg359]

You might also like Mountain playing "Theme From an Imaginary Western" on the album Climbing.

[@robertfindley921]

Good band. Good song. A bit dated today, but it worked back then. Shooting Star is their best in my view. It has good story telling.

[@BisscuteReacts]

[@martinsv9183]

If you like 80's era then "No Smoke Without a Fire" and "Holy Water".

[@BisscuteReacts]

Thanks, I will add it to the list

[@byrnez2755]

There are times in Paul Rodger's voice reminds me of Lou Gramm's voice (from Foreigner).

[@pauljeffrey93]

Five Finger Death Punch does a really good cover of this song I think you would enjoy it.

[@andrepinheiro6424]

BAD COMPANY RULES🔥

[@stevepas1]

They were under led zeppelin record label❤

[@azermanesward3290]

Good tune, Five Finger Death Punch did an AMAZING cover of this song, soo good.

[@DeadOfMusicWasCasted]

So did Doc Holiday!

[@BisscuteReacts]

[@scott3744]

His voice is very similar to Paul Rodgers in the group Free (you might know their song "All Right Now"). His voice is also very similar to Paul Rodgers in the group called The Firm (with Jimmy Page from Led Zeppelin). His voice sounds very similar, because they're all the same Paul Rodgers 👍😁

[@patrickholt2270]

See also the band Free, and the song Wishing Well.

[@christophermcconnell3867]

I believe Bad Company were the first band signed to Led Zeppelin’s personal record label Swan Song. Could be wrong though lol

[@williamyates694]

Awesome reaction Biss!!! Love this band. Singer actually did a tour as lead singer for a reformed Queen line up. Sometime, on your own time maybe, check out the songs Feel Like Makin Love, Shooting Star, and Good Lovin Gone Bad. Keep up the great entertainment! CHEERS!!! 🍻🤟👏

[@BisscuteReacts]

Thank you

[@pimark69]

You should do "Feel Like Makin Love"

[@BisscuteReacts]

Maybe in the future

[@dedcowbowee]

Bad Company-"Rock And Roll fantasy", "Superstar" or "Lonely For Your Love" come to my mind.

[@BisscuteReacts]

I will add it to the list

[@gamesforgranny]

That was a tambourine you were hearing towards the end. I suggest "shooting star", "silver blue and gold", "feel like making love", and "ready for love"

[@BisscuteReacts]

Thank you for the suggestions

[@richiecabral3602]

Oh, hell yeah!

[@roberormonde]

Biss I have a Request. It's called California dreaming. By the mama's in the Papa's It was done in 1965.and i got just a couple comments From a site With 74k comments hers just 2 one says" "The harmonizing vocals are pure,ear candy. It doesn't get any sweeter." One more commentator said. "This song came out when I was in Vietnam. Came home to California, wounded and disabled for life. But when I hear this wonderful song. I forget all my pain. And here only beautiful music. And California dreaming it still makes me dream thanks for ever my friends". Take care biss❤😊

[@kevinkingmaker7395]

The instrument was a tambourine.

[@craigmarshall8377]

That instrument was a tambourine.