IN PERFECT BALANCE // The Traveling Wilburys - End Of The Line // Composer Reaction & Analysis

Bryan reacts to and talks about his thoughts on The Traveling Wilburys - End Of The Line (Official Video)
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00:00 Intro
00:54 Reaction
04:21 Analysis - What I Expected From The Artists
05:42 Analysis - A Piece of Every Artist
09:45 Analysis - Balanced Presence
15:09 Analysis - Lyrical Dive
21:56 Outro
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[@garretteulett8600]

Roy Orbison died before this video was filmed, so he was represented by his guitar in a rocking chair and a framed picture of him during his verse

[@handy905]

A bunch of rock/pop super-gods got together as friends, leaving their egos outside the door, to have some musical fun! The whole album is a little gem, in similar vein. Nothing too serious, but every track packed full of personality.

[@piscesfreak1]

Roy Orbison was the strong vibrato voice mid-song. He and Bob Dylan had such unique voices.

[@evantarracciano4211]

A wonderful video that should have been a celebration but instead turned into a eulogy. Sad that Orbison passed right beforehand. Their two released albums were HUGE.

[@dougca7086]

You should react to that first song Handle With Care. Roy Orbison was alive and kicking during the video. Roy orbison's voice was so good one of the best singers ever, no one really wanted to follow him on this song!

[@raynscloud8072]

If you need a reference for who Roy Orbison was, the most recognizable song for you would probably be the original "Pretty Woman". His was the voice with the strong vibrato.

[@CriticalReactions]

Oh wow! Yup, I've definitely heard that but never had an artist name for it.

[@SpeedOfThought1111]

such a special collaboration...another one that's very cool to see you react to for the first time