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TBT! Winger Headed For A Heartbreak | The Decomposer Lounge | Reaction and Breakdown

[@Easy_Skanking]

The guitar solo and outro are some of the best and tastiest 80s playing. Reb Beach is a monster player.

[@stephensanchez9590]

I love this song they are amazing musicians

[@vamseemk]

That incredible solo is not only gorgeous, but totally conveys heading to a heartbreak

[@redpillredpill3216]

The solo sounds like someone crying! Absolutely fantastic solo!

[@danitempest]

@@redpillredpill3216 What's unique to me is the fact that the chaos in the aftermath of losing someone isn't what Kip is writing about. He's writing about his own pain for having to break his lovers heart. The song reflects what he has been through, he had his heart broken too. Saying goodbye isn't easy. Everyone will battle that. It's not a 'woe is me' song,. It's a song of compassion for the one he once loved.

[@johnnelson3869]

A clandestine pleasure! I was a left-handed drummer when this came out. Rod was a prog beast from Dixie Dregs, and Reb killed this. Thanks for validating my love of this song.

[@thecentralscrutinizer5730]

Check out The Jelly Jam with Rod,Ty Tabor and John Myung.

[@alistairclifton1286]

Kip Winger is such an amazing muso. Reb Beach is just a beast of a player.

[@DanZeevi]

First time hearing this song, what a gem! Nothing beats the 80's! I think the first solo used an unorthodox scale, very unusual for a pop song

[@gameboycat05]

Pop??? This is straight up rock n roll, man!

[@martinsv9183]

"pop" haha. Called rock/metal. So not really unusual.

[@burgcarli929]

I don't play music or claim to know anything about the production or arrangement aspects of it. After listening to you break down the particulars of this underappreciated song, I realized I must have a good ear. I have loved this song precisely for the reasons you articulated. Musically, it just resonates with me. Thanks for the articulation.

[@Strychnine1276]

That end solo is pure beauty. May be my favorite solo of all time. I don’t know man it just hits a spot in me like no other has. Love your channel brother.

[@williampatterson5067]

Was never much of a Winger fan, but this song was great. A lot of very fond memories come churning up when I hear this. Rob's solos are just great in this. This was the heyday for MTV. Good perspective by you as usual, very nice job my man!🎸🎵🎤👍

[@michaelpachuau3885]

Dude you really should give them a chance. Their recent stuff especially, post-2000s,has been absolutely brilliant

[@kellybarthel8060]

The album "Pull" by them in early 90s was amazing I still feel their best work! All killer songs, but spell I'm under, the lucky one, blind revolution junkyard dog. Go check them out.

[@j4wn]

Wonderful song. The first Guitar solo finished on the most perfect note, truly astounding.

[@celvira72]

I saw Kip Winger in an acoustic concert and I shocked with his voice.

[@krombopulousmichael5251]

Reb was always a very underrated guitar palyer...Those solos in seventeen just melt ur face.......love the channel and love the content

[@vamseemk]

Underrated at the time, but the past couple of decades, he has only grown in stature. He is no longer underrated.

[@krombopulousmichael5251]

@@vamseemk I agree wholeheartedly. My point was merely to say that back then most people dismissed Winger because of the "cheese factor". I have always enjoyed their music.

[@DebNKY]

​@@krombopulousmichael5251people who loved music, we knew this was a classic.

[@adam872]

I think at least 50% of what makes that end solo work so well is the chord progression and bass notes underneath it. It veers off into some really interesting intervals and grinds against the solo phrasing in a cool way. Reb uses the space very well too, as you pointed out. Great song.

[@kathyhatfield4208]

I was unaware I was holding my breath when the video stopped @ 7:11 !! I noticed then I was waiting for it to play out so I could exhale! I saw these guys perform live in my twenty's in 1990 and I was impressed with the level of musianship of the band & totally mesmerized with Kip Winger. The Spell I'm Under still holds me in my fifty's in 2022! This is the perfect song. Performed with perfect feeling by the only humans on Earth that could possibly execute this level of maximum impact to HIT SO HARD in the perfect spots. YOUR MIND & Feelings! Kip Winger is the Maestro behind assembling this incredible band of incredible musicians. He, himself, is a perfect musician wrapped in the most perfect packaging. (This video shows he was undoubtedly the most handsome man on the planet along with a superpower sex appeal so superior it drew envy). I am glad he is getting his due respects. He put the work in and he persevered the storms of envious ridicule. He is a King in my music storybook. He has made me proud and validated my feeling pity on anyone smallminded enough to make light of his talent. For the past 30+ years I stood my ground and I savor having the last laugh. It was inevitable he would have the last laugh.. pheasants!! HA!. (Lars, you ugly little twatroll, the envy was obvious when the dart was seen across the world being thrown).

[@DebNKY]

We should be friends. I adore Kip, cannot stand Lars. Lars is such a troll. Kip is beautiful. Carry on.

[@brendene2780]

I love that you mentioned the end solo, what a gem. This song is unreal and I was so happy to see you posted about it. Rock on brother!

[@seanjohn1742]

I could listen to that outro all day

[@kennethcelorio4937]

I was 12 to 21 from 80-89 and this was and still is my favorite genre of music. To me these guys were like the modern day version of the classical masters. I mean come on, the name Sebastian Bach, the wild hair, and the guitar play was ridiculous. Imho, the best guitarists in the history of rock music.

[@seanjohn1742]

I love Winger especially this song. The solo at the end i could listen to all day. It fits the song perfectly, so much emotion and not over played.

[@timespiralsaway]

Nice pick! Some of best guitar solos of the genre.

[@dodgrblu]

Kamelot - Memento Mori Dream Theater - Space Dye Vest

[@wxmaggot5669]

One of my favorite songs of the glam era! Winger continued releasing great music and are one of the most underrated, underappreciated bands to come out of this era. Both solos are gold, especially the outro. Having Rod Morgenstein, a drumming legend, in your band doesn't hurt either! If you don't know his instrumental band The Dixie Dregs with Steve Morse on guitar, check em out. Jazz meets funk and fusion

[@raymorgan2780]

Soul Tampering Lyrics! Heartfelt Dynamics within the whole song- Long Live, Winger!

[@moonbubbles3046]

This was actually an amazing tune. I loved it then and love it now

[@SahiraSound]

I'm so glad that this reviewer touches on Reb Beach's technique of using pauses and spaces in his playing. I noticed in many of his solos even in other bands like Whitesnake that Reb will let his solos breathe and it has a tendency to give them life making them unique and unlike any other virtuoso.

[@bali1109]

Great throwback. Some talented musicians/bands got overlooked due to narrow mindedness. I always had a soft spot for 'in the heart of the young', which I thought was a genius piece of work, gave me 'chicken skin' everytime. Keep up the good work.

[@RoadHammer1972]

I’m 48 and loved all of that glam metal. The musicianship was there whether you thought it was cheesy or not. My own personal opinion is that people only thought it was cheesy 10 years later

[@ronaldschenderlein2135]

Aloha! Oh wow, Winger. I grew up with hair metal and saw many, many concerts in the 80's along with them. Still own my Winger CD's, but been awhile since I listened to them...

[@CDGtoSEA]

you should listen to "rainbow in the rose" from their second album

[@HellraiserMXgames]

Never really paid much attention for Hair/Glam Metal bands but I know Winger in particular was really popular with musicians because of their skills and originality and you decomposing this song makes me see why. Thanks for the video!

[@GunnerSG]

LOVE SEEING YOU GEEK ALL OVER MY FAV WINGER TUNE !!! All the things that you talk about are diamonds ❤❤❤ !!!! You should share some of his solo stuff too, he was so underrated as a musician because everyone locked onto his looks instead !!

[@johnurbanski8486]

As you mentioned about the song “Seventeen”, that was definitely a major shift for the band as a whole. The musicianship of the band and how well they played together, and how everything was put together was still very solid the band itself took a huge hit from the critics about the meaning of the song. I feel that the band or Kip Winger himself could not break out of the criticism from the one song (Seventeen) and were just not given any type of redemption after the song came out. The band was just only singing about how things were during that particular time period and actually had enough guts to truly say just what was common practice during that time frame. He has been able to record newer music and songs with other artists now that were famous and very popular during that time frame. I just don’t think that the band would ever be able to truly make a sound like they had back then without many critics trying to say that what they did was wrong. I definitely have the opinion that many younger women were doing anything possible to make sure that they could get backstage regardless of what ever future things might have happened. There were so so many different bands that all had such a huge impact during that particular time frame that they either were very careful with how they either chose to play the ignorant position or just flat out ignored what was reality. All bands had so many younger fans that were willing to get a chance of being near those musicians that they would do just about anything. You can even look into the fact that many of the bands are getting back together again to tour and play all of their hits to newer younger fans like it’s the first time they are being found again. I am just sharing my opinions and that is it.

[@kellybarthel8060]

I don't remember critic one coming out against the song Seventeen, as a matter of fact there several other songs also titles 17 coming out be fore and after. It was the bevis and butthead thing that killed them with people who only k follow trends but they by music too.

[@user-or1ye3iz6d]

My favorite song for years 🙌

[@Goldie1977]

Was never a winger fan but absolutely love the song Battlestation from the second bill and ted film soundtrack. This song is great. Will be checking out more winger. It is very interesting what he did after they fell from grace. Still going I believe

[@njldst2007]

They've actually written a few more songs in the vein of this song, got hooked into them in a major way a few years back and they still stick with me till today, those epics are hugely part of the reason

[@rdh1130]

Kips solo stuff is amazing. Great composer.

[@dewapd1169]

Hungry, Madeline, State Of Emergency, Baptized by Fire, You are the Saint (I am the Sinner) all incredible tunes..plus newer stuff like Queen Babylon and if you like this song, then you HAVE to hear Out of This World...its a masterpiece!!!

[@user-ih1ni1vp1w]

I agree kip is a musician like no other 💕

[@malkomalkavian]

When you mimed the guitar and keyboard parts, you made me fall a little bit in love with you :) Thanks, Dude :)

[@aaronanderson1118]

This is another gem start to finish.

[@thskywkr2147]

A classic, sounds so beautifull..

[@waldwuffel1260]

Shame that this video has so few views, compared to the others. Winger is great. Just discovered them 5 years or so ago, and I'm listening to their albums to this day. Reb Beach has become a big influence on my guitar playing, too.

[@Felipe_dcj]

What a pity you listened the official video. The studio version is a little bit longer and shows that final part of the solo you like really well, including a tasteful Rod's patterns. Anyway, one of the greatest power ballad of all time. Thank u for reacting to it and maybe in the future could be analyze others. I think Rainbow in the Rose has a similar atmosphere not being a ballad. Amazing too.

[@coreyg7255]

In 1986, I saw the Bullet Boys, Winger and Cinderella in Grand Forks, North Dakota. I was there to see Bullet boys, and they did not disappoint. I was closeted about Winger, since you weren't supposed to like them amongst my peer group. And Cinderella honestly was terrible. Winger produced some good music, with the unfortunate timing of being popular during the hair band/glam era. It was a bit of a supergroup, with unreal talent.

[@kalicom2937]

I liked Cinderella's first album, but never saw them live

[@kevamun]

That would have been 1989 on their Long Cold Winter tour. It was an awesome bill. I saw them in La Crosse, WI on this tour. Bullet Boys was always a great show back then - Marq definitely brought the energy. Love all three bands classic albums.

[@adamhenton6221]

Awww YES I love this song. Brings back fun memories. Awwwright 🤙

[@hardsixteenyeah1]

Thank You for taking this song into consideration and evaluating it. I heard it some years ago, and I think You can also feel the influence has on Kip when he's composing the arrangements.

[@metallicaguy4679]

great era of music

[@samestrada]

Winger is a band that only the true hard rock fans can understand and like, but is way more than that!

[@voodster]

I loved that you did this. Glam is often made fun of because of how the guys looked, but some of the music was top-notch

[@TuckHayward]

Sick video, thanks Geebz. Rivers Dancing by Gordian Knot, be prepared to cry haha it’s so good

[@pompanomark2024]

LOVE this song...

[@davidr3119]

Rewatching this for the fifth time. Instasubbed to your channel after finding this video. Thank you!

[@mikeschmelzer9733]

Check out Witness from one of their later albums (IV ?) End solo by Reb is off the charts! Great breakdown of this song. One last thing though... The lushness of the chordal patterns. It ain't just majors & minors . Beautiful. Song in all respects. Grossly undervalued band who have stood the test of time.

[@evanwagstaff8074]

Winger actually rocks hard. A group of fun and bright guys

[@stevedoumas7701]

Thanks got the reaction! so nice to know I want the only one that thought this was musically beautifully different

[@Bellathor]

Winger is fantastic and Kip Winger's solo albums are maybe even better in a way. "Kip Winger - Pages and pages" - just wonderful, that piano in the beginning especially , "Kip Winger - How far will we go"... From Winger the band - "Miles Away" - obviously, "Witness", "Blind Revolution Mad", "Junkyard Dog". Great underrated band.

[@ottoirizarry41]

What a power ballad !!!!!

[@karenburrows9061]

My favorite of theirs is Witness,,, sooo powerful

[@kalicom2937]

A blast from my past. Uni years flood back...

[@h.p.dominocus]

Reb Beach is one of my absolute favorite guitarists of all time along with Fredrik Thordendal of Meshuggah. Nice video.

[@MrGreendayzed]

"Your favorite band is winger" - Korn - family values

[@thewhorocks515]

Love this super melodic almost prog-pop 80's sound. Really solid track.

[@RoadHammer1972]

Dude you had me literally laughing out loud at 7:27. My wife things I’m crazy lol 😆 “forget it.” Lol

[@misterman2442]

I just tapped your 7:27 many times now 😂.

[@MegaCurtisimo]

I think this track was one of the "ringers" on that Power Ballads compilations album that one of those music outfits used to put out. "Because every bad boy has soft side!" Awwwright! It's funny some of the glam stuff you've done I get reminded of some of Devin Townsend's early stuff from Infinity

[@ianmason2003]

Not many people ever mention Rod when talking winger dammit.

[@dodgrblu]

I don't think I've heard this before, but I grew up in the 90s, although I love lots of 80s stuff. This was better than expected. One song I only discovered recently that blew me away was Still of the Night by Whitesnake. Cheesy but so damn good, I don't know how I went over 30 years of my life without knowing it.

[@robynmawer769]

🥰Brought me back!!! Miles Away?

[@NoBrakes23]

Definitely a guilty pleasure. I was a sucker for the synth mixed with the distortion. Looking back, it reminds me a bit of late Kansas, (like the tracks Fight Fire With Fire or Perfect Lover.)

[@billymatthews7623]

I loved Winger. So underrated

[@kenvirag4025]

You should check out Winger-Witness from the album Karma (2009 mind you) . It's a masterpiece. Reb has 2 solos in it also. The outro solo is mind melting...

[@danielflynnpdx]

Opening chords on the verse Bbsus2 #11 I believe...you know, just a normal chord.

[@thecentralscrutinizer5730]

Rod Morgenstein!!! This song is very progressive imo.

[@CDGtoSEA]

Loving this song since 1989

[@immaculatetoilet]

80s RUSH though really brought the hi-hats, trends be damned. "Subdivisions" transcends time.

[@jessedion5774]

Grandfather - the number twelve looks like you

[@jamesschmidt2234]

Any chance of checking out an overlooked band from the end of the hair era, Baton Rouge? “Walks Like A Woman” had an interesting vibe.

[@petrik8550]

Thats Rod Morgenstein in drums. From Dixie Dregs.

[@rdh1130]

I would love to hear the unedited studio with no fade out. Curious how longer he goes.

[@Dylanquinn666]

Would love to hear Mushroomhead - "Solitaire Unravelling"! Really interesting and full of hooks!

[@dedblow]

If you loved those solos, you'll love the solos in Witness off of their Karma album. Reb said it was his most difficult creation.

[@drej1714]

Would love to hear you do Testament "The Ballad"

[@Eric998765]

I don't think I've ever heard this song before. Those keyboards are catchy AF though. Pretty cool song even though I'm not a big glam rock guy.

[@poconorudy3775]

Lydian melody cool

[@Katuulu]

Can you please react to Alcest - Protection or Alcest - Lile Des Morts? I think it would be very interesting! Love your videos

[@adamhenton6221]

Protection!! That would be sooooo great.

[@AL13NM]

Damn good song from a much maligned band. Would really like to hear WHAT LOVE CAN BE by Kingdom Come!

[@jesusjimenez3787]

Rod Morgenstein is a monster with the Dixie Dregs and or the Dregs.

[@kevinkross8432]

You should react to Rainbow in the Rose by them!

[@jendriver7432]

8:45 in Kip Winger’s bass player? Isn’t Kip bass and lead vocals? Love your review of the song!

[@philwatson94]

seriously?...no KING’S X yet?🙂 the most criminally underrated group ever.... every recording bands,..favourite band

[@Easy_Skanking]

KING"S X! KING"S X! KING"S X! KING"S X! KING"S X! 🙌🙌👍😎

[@gameboxgames]

If you want your chicken skin to have goose bumps.......check out Queensryche. Anything from Operation Mindcrime. You would also love the composition of the song Real World. Love Winger. Rod Morgenstien is one of my heroes.

[@purplegirl5138]

Emotional Skyscraper from Touhou please!

[@automachinehead]

winger > than any hair band in existence

[@cezarybartkowiak5779]

Big Request : Ulver - I Troldskog Faren Vild

[@Panjax]

IHLO IHLO IHLO

[@user-ih1ni1vp1w]

I ❤kip

[@gameking939]

Plssss dude, react to some thornhill music! I think that will be right up your alley with how they create the ambience in their songs.

[@brianjachim7537]

Man, if we’re going to the 80s on thursdays, how about some DOKKEN! Heaven sent or stop fighting love from back for the attack are killer!

[@Fuirlexistencemusic]

Can you please react to infant annihilator?

[@Xn7000]

For my soundrack of life, I don't know Winger except as the band that the fake metal kid on Beavis and Butthead listened to.

[@tleewill]

Wow, I thought I was the only one left that loves that song (at least I feel that way). Winger always got a bad wrap, i.e. Stewart’s concert t-shirt from Beavis & Butthead. Kinda like how people today tend to make fun of Nickleback. 🤔 (They were really good, before going too mainstream)! 🤨 Just thought of another 90’s band you may haven’t heard of before, Dangerous Toys. Teas’n Pleas’n was one of their better ones. 😁👍🤘

[@jesselundquist7223]

Can you do Nameless by Slipknot or passive by a perfect circle or the noose

[@dhjtrue]

Please, please PLEASE... Extreme - Get the Funk Out or Cupid’s Dead.

[@N1RKW]

I'm going to have to give these guys a second chance. When I was a teen (late 1980s), these guys were the joke band for us metalheads, and it was implied that anyone listening to Winger was a poser. Sadly, that attitude, along with my native teenage stupidity ("if it's not Metallica, it's not cool!") deprived me of much musical enjoyment back then. Fortunately I grew up and turned on a few more brain cells, so now I'm far more open to various types of rock music. This is a pretty cool song after all, except that silly, "Don't make me hurt you!" line, which always makes me laugh.

[@alistairclifton1286]

Their best album is Pull, came out at the wrong time. All people involved in Winger are intelligent musos, check out what Kip is doing these days...www.kipwinger.com/music-20 These guys had a target on them because of B & B...very sad as they truly are a great band...lots of proggy type influence. Reb Beach also has to be one of the guitarists of a generation. The man has to be, look who he has played with and for...

[@gilliganxr35]

Dude. You've got to react to Pyramid Song by Radiohead. Its a very complex song (to me anyways) and it has a lot of subtle music in the background. Im asking you to please listen to it. Thanks.