Magazine - The Light Pours out Of Me Reaction

[@rogermoore9795]

Just as Joe strummer was telling us there would be "no more guitar heroes" Providence sent us The Mighty John McGeoch.

[@24583110]

John mcgeoch was an amazing fuk--ing guitar player, played with magazine, the banshees, Pil, visage, if there is such thing as a legend its him for sure....RIP JM

[@nickchristian2506]

For intensity try their track 'Motorcade'. Absolutely love Magazine, saw them live in '79.

[@marlquentin]

RIP John McGeogh and his guitar energy. Its hard to explain to people how important this band were back in the day.

[@marlquentin]

Also try Magazine - Because your Frightened - for more electrifying McGeogh energy guitarwork

[@apathyintheuk265]

@@marlquentin And also his brief stint with Siouxsie and the banshees.

[@bingoace]

Gary Glitter Rock and Roll part 2 is where you you must have heard that guitar riff

[@leogask2648]

Definitive Gaze or My Tulpa would ve my pick for for the next one!

[@Sandy-dd4le]

You beat me to Definitive Gaze! Great song

[@leogask2648]

@@Sandy-dd4le or maybe Cut out Shapes - there are do many to choose from!

[@jokubrik6597]

You’re wrong. They’re absolutely amazing. Love from Manchester..

[@dee_seejay]

My favourite song of all time from one of my favourite groups of all time. And yes, that descending chord is ridiculously familiar from The Glitter Band's 'Rock 'n' Roll Parts 1&2' but it certainly isn't plagiarism. I've loved Magazine since 1978 as a 12 year old kid and still love them today 💙 *Suggestion!* 'Change' by Killing Joke. Dooo iiiit lol 😆

[@taliesinechoes4513]

Kudos to those who suggested this Magazine song. Weather with Magazine, or Siouxsie And The Banshees, John McGeoch was a Post-Punk god on guitar.

[@nickchristian2506]

He played with PIL too!

[@taliesinechoes4513]

@@nickchristian2506 I love PIL's 1st album (which John wasn't on), but not the later ones, including the one(s) with John. Wasn't really a fan of The Armoury Show, either, which John was also in. He was also in Visage, which I also didn't like. For me his best stuff, by far, was with Magazine, and Siouxsie And The Banshees.

[@robertbagley9199]

Still hoping you'll get round to the track ' Philadelphia' then maybe 'Model Worker ' and ' Because you're Frightened ' Keep the Magazine coming please.

[@TZ61]

Love the ominous undercurrent that flows through this one. Great.

[@paultricklebank]

Brilliant track. May I please ask you to explore John Foxx era Ultravox. My sex, I Want to be a Machine etc. Absolute innovators in the very early synth / conventional instruments mix. They were who influenced Gary Numan

[@jaymacgee_A_Bawbag_Blethering]

Oh your spoiling us with these Ferraro-Rocher Ambassador!.. no it’s not the Jools Holland live performance, that was 25 years after this and with a different guitarist , the late great John McGeoch having jumped ship to Siouxsie and the Banshees and subsequently passed away - but what a substitute , it’s the original video for the track and it’s simply flawless . Ive had a couple of hours sleep now and put me in such a great mood for this cold but sunny Saturday which in under an hour is gonna see the start of the Liverpool v Man City titanic struggle where I will be roaring the reds on ! “ Moan the Pool” 😅 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@SPKdesign1]

Enjoy the Footie, hope yr team wins.

[@jaymacgee_A_Bawbag_Blethering]

@@SPKdesign1 getting beat 1-0 😭.. catch ye in a bit 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@jaymacgee_A_Bawbag_Blethering]

@@SPKdesign1 1-1 draw , great game ! ✊ 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis.]

Thank you for doing this, C and C. They're a great band with a unique sound there isn't really any other band that has the same sound. This is my favourite track by them, other tracks I recommend are, "Permafrost", "Touch and Go", "Parade" and "Motorcade".

[@StephaneFraisse]

A Song From Under the Floorboards

[@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis.]

@@StephaneFraisse They've already reacted to that.

[@StephaneFraisse]

@@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis. they are too fast....

[@Sandy-dd4le]

Motorcade is a good choice, it's pretty intense!

[@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis.]

@@Sandy-dd4le Yes, I really like it, it's a great track.

[@DennisNelson-ee2il]

Great band.great song.Permafrost,is another great song by Magazine.Also,another band you may well like,similar to magazine,is Wire,the song the 15th,is a catchy number,as is,map ref 41 degrees N.93 degrees W.

[@ChuckRoby-zy1el]

Magazine kicks ass! I can't believe that I was into that music at the time and never heard them!

[@samguberman2288]

you should also check out Give me everything and Permafrost, amazing tracks.

[@rogermoore9795]

Permafrost might be a bit much. 🤣🤣

[@Sandy-dd4le]

That rhythm section though! Sometime Bauhaus singer, Pete Murphy did a decent cover of this in his solo days.

[@SPKdesign1]

I liked his version but I'm sure I've heard someone else doing it too, just cannae remember who.

[@Sandy-dd4le]

@@SPKdesign1 Ministry did it too

[@SPKdesign1]

@@Sandy-dd4le I haven't heard their version. I'll check it oot.

[@Mick_Harrison]

Awesome band!

[@mightyV444]

'Song From Under The Floorboards' was the first Magazine song you two had checked out 😉

[@martinsmith500]

This all thing works for me

[@ScottHindle-qv6mq]

P.s- there was a live music show on in Britain in the seventies called " something else" souxsie and the banshees played live with their track - love in a void off their second album. You will notice that the lead guitarist is the one and only Robert Smith of the cure. You can get it on u tube by typing "something else, souxsie and the banshees. If you want to sometime. Classic live banshees. Scott.

[@steveakka]

What a band 👍

[@ericbrasseur1581]

THANK YOU .... their best..

[@pookiemartinez1745]

like the other chap said Rock n Roll, which leads to Cheap Trick Elo Kiddies and the Timelords, Doctor Tardis.

[@OldWolflad]

Magazine are one of those weird bands who I am not sure did a great deal, unlike the Jam or Stranglers, but maybe I am being unfair. Shot By Both Sides is by far the best in my view and the most punky song, whilst this song is perhaps more typical of them. Thanks for the mention!

[@DavidKent0407]

This was not from the 80s. It was released in 1978 on their first album.

[@martinwood744]

The bass sounds a little bit like "Psycho Killer" by The Talking Heads.

[@MrTimtim65]

Also try Feed The Enemy. There's two versions - slow and fast. The latter is a great rock song but the slow one is an exercise is restraint, atmosphere and the slow building of tension.

[@a.k.1740]

Great song but you should see the official video for their track "Feed the Enemy" (from their brilliant 1979 album Secondhand Daylight). It's pretty intense and haunting (especially the freezing looks from Howard Devoto😉).

[@ScottHindle-qv6mq]

Thanks hanier. I like to share my love of music life long and your show is excellent. I don't expect you to play any of the music that I like. But if you do, I hope I've contributed in any small way. Scott, southern England.

[@johnhouston8857]

Manchester at it again

[@heathcornbeef]

NICE 👍👏👏👏 And Cynthia don't worry about being bugged by not knowing what?where? You've heard this!. I'm still trying to work out that new fangled fire thing to keep scary wild animals out of my cave mice rats possums AUSTRALIANS😊😅

[@jimmyd.]

I miss these guys...

[@johnhouston8857]

This song rocks Howard Devoto ex Buzzcocks main man

[@johnhouston8857]

Your thinking of Gary Glitter on the riff

[@MarcJar]

I’d suggest Thank you for letting me be myself again. A Sly Stone cover.

[@DS-qu2rs]

'I wanted your heart' was my favourite Magazine song for years but somehow 'Permafrost' overtook it...but that one comes with a language and concept warning so might not be suitable for a reaction video.

[@MrTimtim65]

It's a shame this recording is guitar-heavy. The bassist and especially the keyboard player add beautiful touches to contrast with repeated guitar riff.

[@ghichens3418]

Very Grey ! not my cup of tea !