Eddie Vedder - Masters of War (Bob Dylan TRIBUTE 30th Anniversary) HD

Eddie Vedder - Masters of War (Tribute Bob Dylan 30th Anniversary) HD

[@joshuadavid1952]

You are welcome. And thank you . I feel like a ⭐. 😂😂😂 Your reactions are some of the best . Your face when it got deep.😳😳😳. Priceless. I can't help but to zone out on lyrics especially when I believe in the message behind them. Ed and Pearl Jam= Rock Legends. They ain't everybody's favorite. But it's okay CAUSE THIS WAS NOT FOR YOUUUUU!!

[@THEJAYYSHOW]

I loved the song it just caught me by surprise but beautiful choice

[@joshuadavid1952]

Okay. I love y'all, I can't handle Joshua.😂😂😂. (Yes my legal name) 🎶I'm just another Josh. 🎶My last name. David. 🎶Some call me JD. 🎶Some holla Jdavid. 🎶Broke game acts rich 🎶Rich game plays broke 🎶2 Y'S 🎶THICK THIGHS 🎶 No reaction to this smoke

[@joshuadavid1952]

I'm double lovestruck Jayy. I got two eyes 👀 You got two Y's Now I need two more to keep up with thick thighs.😳😳😳😂😂😂🤫🤫🤫

[@lorirose5343]

What can't Eddie sing. That voice ❤

[@sourgir-wh6xd]

You've got great taste in men Jayy!.. Every artist you've ever called out for being easy on the eyes was on my list as well 😍😂

[@johnr.8275]

She turned away, what was she looking at?

[@uzi978]

Eddie is a God on this one.

[@beverlybrown2673]

This is the best cover of Dylan's work ever. And some of Dylan's best work ever.

[@dianedarby442]

I'm usually not to big on Dylan covers but this one was terrific!

[@kaishowing]

Love this version. One of my favourites. Eddie's voice really fits the song. Thanks for it.

[@ree.didathing]

I am so in love with young Eddie Vedder. 😂 Great song choice.

[@christianeflentie1228]

Mature Eddie Vedder is nothing to sneeze at. He has aged handsomely and the voice is still amazingly good.

[@mr.knowitall6440]

I've never particularly been an Eddie Vedder fan, but it's like Dylan wrote and recorded this song, then waited for Eddie to come along... This would be a very difficult song to try and perform "appropriately", and he did an amazing job! Sorry Bobby, but this will be my "go-to" version of this song... 👍😎

[@evenflowsteven]

The guy to the right of Eddie is Mike McCready, guitarist for Pearl Jam, and the guy to the left is G.E. Smith who was the guitarist for Hall & Oates and then went on to become the longtime band leader for Saturday Night Live.

[@dbradx]

And he also played as part of Bob's band for years - in fact, he's the reason that Dylan didn't play Saturday shows for over a decade, just so G.E. could be back in New York for SNL.

[@ryankessler9528]

So glad someone reacted to this. God it’s so beautiful

[@DarkMadamX83]

I used to sing this in my head when I couldn't sleep. I can't explain it. It's so good, so haunting. It's one of those songs that demands you focus on the content of words.

[@kevinsbasementrecordingstu6303]

Bob Dylan (who's real name is Robert Zimmerman) just turned 80 a couple days ago. BTW, Bob's son makes music too. Check out The Wallflowers. Two of their hits were "One Headlight" and "6th Avenue Heartache".

[@dbstrozier]

Ed's voice gives me goosebumps all the time..such passion and conviction..he always delivers and yes..he is gorgeous

[@Shabidoo1]

Not many can pull off conveying contempt as well as Eddie. Eddie was just so painfully beautiful. Sometimes god gets things right.

[@barbarascotto3873]

He's still beautiful

[@denicerankin4940]

Eddie must be protected at all cost.

[@hollybeat6901]

Is there any doubt how great a writer Dylan is and how great a singer the young Vedder was here

[@bemused9522]

Please listen to Eddie Vedder's cover of "Trouble" done originally by Cat Stevens. It's awesome. Besides David Grohl, he is one of the few surviving grunge artists of my youth. Love him so much for keeping on... Thank you so always for your reactions.

[@elizabethwise4376]

Yes, Bob Dylan wrote this song about Vietnam. Eddie sang it quite a bit in protest of America in Desert Storm and Middle Eastern disputes.

[@Hexon66]

@@stevepence229 Bless your naive little heart.

[@jawbone78]

This song was written and recorded before the Vietnam war.

[@hannejeppesen1809]

@@jawbone78 Does not matter, it speaks to war, not one particular war at a certain time. I find it very powerful.

[@summerrodriguez773]

One of my favorite covers - still hits as strong now as the first time I watched it oh so long ago. Love your reactions Jayy

[@michaelgilbert197]

JOSHUA, thank you🙏🙏🙏 and KUDOS for requesting this!!!! ❤ Shockingly, I've never seen it!! 😅😂🤣 This Dylan song was already powerful but, imo, Eddie blew it out of the water (and so early in his career to boot) FANTASTIC!!! 👌👍❤❤

[@consuelaluna1414]

Eddie Vedder is a gift from god

[@filipedesousa1819]

Eddie! Love this cover!

[@heavenwithin81]

You have NO IDEA how happy this makes me that people are reacting to this!

[@michaelgilbert197]

Sorry, so busy playing.... I'm gonna watch now but, just wsnna say..... I love Eddie and the boys of PJ!!!❤ Never seen this tribute, so thank you and..... I HAVE to say, he's so beautiful and his voice is mesmerizing! I could listen to him read the phonebook all day and never get tired of i!!! 😂🤣😂🤣🤣

[@dbradx]

Eddie was the unknown at that tribute concert, none of the old guard really knew him or his stuff and he brought the house down with this version.

[@spikeycat81]

Ha soooo handsome. Had to be said. Damn boy

[@irontusk1862]

What a beautiful version & great reaction!

[@mikecaetano]

1992 seems so long ago now, even as this song unfortunately remains timely. When it comes to the war, also check out Dylan's "A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall" when you can.

[@messiahmoose]

Yeah this song is a bonafide classic. It shines an enormous spotlight on the profiteers and politicians who benefit from the endless wars and violence. It pulls no punches (and rightfully so).

[@spikeycat81]

Eecckk can't believe someone is reacting to this. I adore it. I've watched it way to many times

[@DoppelgangerShockwave]

Bob Dylan despises war, as does Eddie Vedder. This song was written during the Vietnam War-era, and at that time Dylan was seen as a threat to the U.S. Government and the Military Industrial Complex. Bob couldn't sing to save his soul, but the man knew how to write lyrics that meant everything, and knew how to compose music to fuel the fire the lyrics would bring. Eddie Vedder's version definitely elevates the classic anti-war music of Bob Dylan.

[@colorfulforesight]

Refreshing the handsome lead singer is alive and well....unlike some of the handsome lead singers from the past due to see, drugs and rock n roll

[@raenellefisher8514]

The Bob Dylan 30th Anniversary album has lots of great songs on it. One of my favorites is It Ain't Me Babe by Johnny and June Carter Cash.

[@dbradx]

And Lou Reed absolutely kills Foot of Pride - oh, and Tom Petty doing 'License to Kill' :-)

[@sylvialopez5928]

Bob Dylan the legend sounds awesome on this piece and Eddie did awesome 👏 one of my favorite tunes

[@johnr.8275]

Bob Dylan probably did have a problem with the Vietnam War, but it's not like he would ever tell anyone; he'd let his lyrics speak for the listener to decide. Cryptic is certainly one way to describe Dylan. In this song he takes aim at the cowardly politicians who escalate the war for less fortunate others to fight, while they themselves probably never fought (or even worked all that hard) a single day in their lives. Dylan had a problem with injustice, that's for sure. Some of his friends hinted that he may have written many of these iconic songs because "it was what young people wanted to hear", but I can't believe that someone - especially someone as young as he was when he wrote this - could write something so deep, so thought-provoking, and so ON THE NOSE without believing in what he is writing. Bob Dylan's work (especially his earlier stuff) is loaded with songs about oppression and injustice, all sung in a voice described by John Hammond - the man who signed him - as "sounding like he was 20 years old and a thousand years old at once." The Lonesome Death Of Hattie Carroll, Blowin' In The Wind, The Death Of Emmett Till, Oxford Town, The Times They Are A-Changin', A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall, With God On Our Side, George Jackson, and Hurricane - just a few examples of songs written about extreme cases of injustice, oppression and outright murder. And this version is great, but Dylan's original version is far better. Remember, he was only 21 years old when he wrote this! kzbin.info/www/bejne/gHbQepJ8iZmMfrc

[@lequebecois9176]

Your so expressive i love it 😁

[@emenem6131]

Got to say never saw someone be that good on a live version of the song

[@hannejeppesen1809]

This song was written by Bob Dylan in the early to mid sixties. I first heard it sung by Pete Seeger, and like that version very much, but Eddie Vedder killed it. The song is about how it is the leaders that decide to go to war and it is the soldier and the population that suffers. It might be dark, but it is unfortunately still relevant today.

[@annkanyr3024]

I am HUGE Pearl Jam fan and have never heard this! Thank you Jayy!

[@astonmiura1847]

Please do Eddie Vetter "into the wild sound track" great movie also

[@robinfinley7317]

Love Eddie, Bob is still alive😊

[@kareng4658]

Thank you for doing this! This concert had many great Dylan covers! One of the best (besides this one!) is Tom Petty doing License To Kill. He really did it justice.

[@edprzydatek8398]

Probably Dylan's angriest song. Good reaction.

[@greenphoenix687]

Always love your reactions Jayy. A PJ/Eddie V fan since the beginning, as well as a Bob Dylan fan, and I've never seen this before. Brilliant cover of a brilliant song. Looks like Mike McCready, lead guitarist of PJ to his left there too?

[@jimdunagan4180]

very cool ....Bob would be happy with that

[@unseelie63]

War profiteers.Anybody making money off of war.Eddie's rendition makes it hard for me to breathe,it's so intense

[@tombritt5223]

Tnx haven't seen this one!

[@adrock1011]

Not sure if its been mentioned… but GE Smith on mandolin is so great on this. He added so much depth here. It wouldve been great with just ed and mike… but ge smith adds so much color

[@joshuadavid1952]

😂😂😂love your reaction. And yes the message is strong. The vocals are A+

[@DarkMadamX83]

The creme del a creme of protest songs.. protest musicians, all of them

[@racheldobbs2028]

I LOVE Pearl Jam and have since they came out in the 90's. This is an awesome cover of a Bob Dylan song--another artist I love and yes, it's an anti war song and it's chilling--but awesome. You should hear If God is on our side by Bob Dylan too--it's another anti war song he wrote

[@jimdunagan4180]

One of my favs from Bob....let's see it.

[@jamietfranklin]

Oh Oh react to The Staples Singers' version! Dylan proposed marriage to young Mavis Staples. Theirs is my favorite version. Thank you!

[@elysehfm8797]

FIRST! 3:00 on the DOT!!!

[@ColtSievers1000]

You got one of the greats there

[@Oddworld2024]

This song should still be played daily or any like it till wars arnt a thought in anyones head. Brainwash us please to be in peace. PLEASE! And not to keep deciding and acting like each has their problem of the week. More important then the last persons. My rights my problems… this is false. Our problems our rights. Remember those at the top don’t care. In the end. The give some and take even more away. A Just world… I think not. Made of false cares false hopes. Oh so silly is this planet of messed up humans. But I assure everyone no one at the top Truely cares about anyone but those at the top at the end of the day

[@elizabethwise4376]

Jayy, you should check out Pearl Jam's 2004 version of this song on the David Letterman show. See how the boys grew up. Lol

[@ColtSievers1000]

Yes its Bob

[@annheckenbach7358]

This was written during the Vietnam War. As far as that war went, countless thousands of young men of my generation died in it, and as it turned out, none of what was predicted came true. America lost that war, and today? S. E. Asia is a fairly settled place, I have family that traveled there.

[@delorespetree207]

Its a good song

[@hannejeppesen1809]

it was written by Bob Dylan in the early to mid sixties. I first heard it by Pete Seeger, I love Pete Seeger, but Eddie Vedder killed it in the version. It might be dark, but it speak to the frutility of war, or at least most wars, how it is decided by some (Putin, Hitler etc) but it is the young people that are send to war that pays the prize. Unfortunately, since it was written there have never been a time where it was not relevant. So sad, yet so true.

[@lequebecois9176]

Nice react i thinks your a empath too . Like me 😊 If you like Eddie voice Do. - Master of war Tribute to Bob Dylan. You Will have goosebump

[@leevisdineros7276]

❤

[@korchaginP]

Bob's one is stronger message and feel. This one is a great vocal display, which somewhat eats away at the strength and directness of the song, for me. Interesting.

[@martomacarto5866]

Brilliant choice. Great version. You should listen to Bob Dylan's song Hurricane, the studio version not the live version.

[@macker33]

You need to hear the original bob dylan version.

[@sidpalmour111]

Home Free - Travelin' Soldier. ITS NEW!

[@janeschmalfeld4307]

It is a Bob Dylan song as a protest of the Viet Nam War.

[@carolineullrich7323]

😁, we can only see you.... just a sugestion😀

[@michaelgilbert197]

DANG IT!!!! SECOND????

[@elysehfm8797]

Third so far, but I may delete.

[@THEJAYYSHOW]

DonT delete elyse

[@THEJAYYSHOW]

And 3rd Tina Shawn a was second

[@elysehfm8797]

@@THEJAYYSHOW okaaay!

[@michaelgilbert197]

@@THEJAYYSHOW Darn, I tried so hard!!😔 Maybe on the next one.... GAME ON Elyse!!!!😁😂🤣

[@unclebobunclebob]

Well done...but remember...these are Bob Dylan's words.

[@NeverUkraine]

A song against the American Military Industrial Complex

[@kfea2382]

You’re nice

[@davidtullis2810]

It is the only time Dylan wished someone dead in a song.

[@ColtSievers1000]

Go to war see your husband come back not the man he use to be then youd understand this war

[@andrewbradley8895]

Dylan wrote it. It’s a protest song about the poor you (racially), sent to fight in Vietnam.

[@andrewbradley8895]

*youth

[@hannejeppesen1809]

Not just Vietnam it is for the most part applicable to most wars. I would say perhaps not second world war, but in a way it is, because Hitler started it all, and young people in Germany, Russia many more European countries died as well as many Americans.

[@kfea2382]

😀

[@rubeno.2013]

Oohh,do a reaction to some Bobby Brown. Haven't seen much of that from anyone

[@barblessable]

Apt song for whats happening in Ukraine.

[@CH-sb8qz]

BLDM

[@hollybeat6901]

Anti Vietnam song

[@janetcarlson9960]

Jayy, I wanted to share a video with you its a cover of JUMP INTO THE FIRE by the DIRTY. PIGEONS, you gotta watch them if you feel like rocking your Sox off. Love you. You are a good human.