Broken Peach - "Call Me" - First Reaction!

Broken Peach at the 21st Century Rock Hall performs Blondie's "Call Me". First Reaction!
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[@craigramsay53]

20th Century Rock is a club in Vigo, Spain, where BP are from. This was the site of an extremely popular BP vid from 7 years ago when they covered Personal Jesus for Halloween (that IS on the band YT page.) There IS post production on the sound. For the new BP fans, L to R they are Lara (band founder and boss, Éri, Érika aka "Lewis," and Sela. Guys are Pepo (guitar), Rubén (drums), and Julián (bass).

[@TheBrokenPeach]

Thanks so much for going thoroughly across our stuff! This means a lot for us. Greetings from Vigo, Spain!

[@ericdarlington2332]

🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@paddyofurniture4681]

Wow I really rarely like covers but this was so much fun imagining being there that night. Excellent choice great reaction

[@Se7enofdiamond]

I found Broken Peach this past spring. You will be hard pressed to find another band that works as hard for their fams as BP does, they usually put out atleast one new video a month and we members of the Broken Peach Army appreciate them doing this for us. Hardest working band anywhere .

[@ths_mk]

I also "checked out for a while" in the 2000s, and when I look at the KZbin Top 100 music videos for my country (other countries, too), I'd rather stay blind and deaf to contemporary music... So what made me check in again? Almost to the day four years ago, a click on a quite random youtube recommendation for a video of someone reacting to a guy called Dimash. Weird concept, I thought - watching people watching a music video 😵‍💫🤔 But that was to me the revelation you talked about in your Bray Me video - that there are niches or rather a whole world of entertaining, innovative, intelligent, meaningful, well crafted music made by excellent musicians in the shadows of the modern media world, readily accessible, if you know how to look. I think, reactors (and the communities around them and musicians) have a role in this, like record shops, radio hosts, magazines or TV shows in the second half of the last century: sifting through it, curating, and spreading the word.