Vocal Coach Analyses MORE THAN A FEELING! - BOSTON

In this video, I react for the first time to the band Boston performing ‘More Than A Feeling’. I analyse their charismatic performance, explain and demonstrate their vocal techniques and ultimately tell you what I think made it so great. I absolutely LOVE the sound of 70s Rock!
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[@keithcole515]

RIP, Brad Delp. A titan of song gone too soon. Always keep in touch with your depressed friends, yall.

[@jimhawkins3897]

Unfortunately he lost his fight with depression on March 9, 2007. RIP Mr. Delp...

[@DJ-bj8ku]

@@jimhawkins3897Because he had set up a camera to peep on the sister of his fiancée. That’s what drove him to take his own life.

[@daflotsam]

@@DJ-bj8ku Apparently that was the last push after decades of recurring depression and suicidal thoughts.

[@rubenfranco9046]

According to who? Site your references. ​@@DJ-bj8ku

[@rubenfranco9046]

​@@DJ-bj8kuaccording to a 2018 article in the Boston Harold both his fiance and her sister claim this was false in an interview given by the two. They state the actual reason was friction between Delp and Sholz, along with the pressure of an upcoming tour was the actual driving reason. Please check your info before spreading misinformation.

[@smartmammal9926]

Guitarist Tom Scholz is an MIT-trained engineer and inventor who also happens to be the mastermind and songwriter. His guitar effects designs still inspire generations of guitarists.

[@michaeltaylor8835]

And reported to have bullied Brad Delp

[@stratcat3216]

Yup. he did ALL the music aside from vocals.

[@MooreCEJr]

Fiirstband who did recorded basement multi-track tapes because of his Engineering degree...

[@donavonpfeiffer2524]

I still have my 1st generation Rockman.

[@colty7764]

he helped invent/develop the Poloroid camera

[@rickrack4812]

My mom is 99 this month .. Still her favorite song, EVER...

[@FrogFishLeezerd]

Your mom totally rocks man!

[@joannecunliffe8067]

@@FrogFishLeezerd Of course she does - awesome Mom's obviously love awesome music.

[@TheFairyVoiceMother]

Happy Birthday to your incredible mumma Rick! She has impeccable taste 💜

[@tedharvick9010]

WTG, Rock On!!!

[@hulkhatepunybanner]

*I think this is the second greatest rock song ever.*

[@movingtarget1969]

People will never fully comprehend how epically epic this album was. AND IS.

[@apatternedhorizon]

Man, Brad Delp had one of the most legendary voices. RIP.

[@user-ek2vs2gb7l]

17,000 people singing every song word for word in St. Louis, it was an other worldly experience. People said that they couldn’t reproduce their sound live, but from 5th row, center floor Boston was absolutely amazing. I’ve seen many great bands in my 63 years, however none have ever topped that show. Thanks for acknowledging Brad’s extraordinary talent. RIP Brother.

[@RedwoodGeorge]

For come context, I was in high school when this song came out. This album blew EVERYBODY away because nothing else sounded like it - and nothing after ever really did either. It was one of the biggest debut albums in history, primarily because the guitarist was also the songwriter and producer, much like Todd Rundgren (look him up). Tom Scholz is a genius in every way possible - he thinks up sounds and layers that nobody else can imagine, he designs circuitry and built a studio to create sounds that nobody else has heard, and he finds some of the best singers and musicians available to realize that vision. As others have pointed out, Tom Scholz is an MIT trained engineer and an all-out genius. That guitar doubling and harmonizing that you're hearing isn't multi-track recording, no, he invented a circuit to make that sound. More importantly, this was all analog - digital was still a few years off. This is, without a doubt, the pinnacle of nerd-rock. Just a smart guy in his basement, writing, playing and producing songs that had no equal at that time. The cherry on top the ice cream is that he was also a musical prodigy - the way the melody is traded back forth between the guitar and the lead singer is flawless. It's essentially structured a duet and there's a constant flow between the two voices. Again, nobody had ever sounded like this before. There were great artists with very talented singers and musicians in this era: Elton John, Linda Ronstadt, The Eagles, Stevie Wonder at his apex (swoon), Fleetwood Mac. Disco was big, Funk was in full throttle (Earth, Wind and Fire!), Punk was right around the corner - BUT NOBODY SOUNDED LIKE THIS. Nobody ever heard this before. This was techie, it was harmonic and it was without a doubt rock and roll. Minds were blown.

[@DavidLindes]

Not only was digital a few years off, but he would have rejected it anyway -- or at least, he largely does in an interview I saw with him from quite a few years after this came out. Yeah, he did amazing work for this album, especially... the interviews about it are quite interesting, IMHO.

[@mattphillips538]

For an 11 year of kid growing up in Boston in 1977 this song was LIFE.

[@loveloochay]

same for this 11 year old .... in Rochester , NY 🎼🔥🎼

[@robertanderson6929]

Yup. I grew up in St. Louis where K-SHE 95 Real Rock Radio was our primary source of music. After hearing this for the first time, I walked down to the Vintage Vinyl Record Store on Delmar in U. City only to find they had sold out. Today, ordering an album and then waiting for a week or more for delivery seems like ancient times.

[@MuckoMan]

I was 9 just north in Somerville. My older sister brought the album home and listened to it every day.

[@mattphillips538]

@@MuckoMan I was right on the Somv line back the. Good times, esp the month off from school in winter '78

[@jessereeves2451]

WBCN kick ass rock and roll

[@Jonathan-iq3sg]

Brad Delp was simply phenomenal. RIP Brad 😞

[@stpetie7686]

The end of this video is another example of why you just gotta love this woman.

[@michelleconcannon7584]

Aww RIP Brad Delp. One of the best . More more!!

[@chrisbricky7331]

Great reaction and thanks for sharing. Brad I believe, sang all the vocals on this song. He sang lead vocals, backup vocals and harmonies and of course layers of his own voice were used. Most of the instruments were played by Tom Scholz. Tom wrote most of the songs, arranged them, was the sound and recording engineer and album producer. Tom played acoustic guitar, 12 string acoustic guitar, lead electric guitar, rhythm electric guitar, bass guitar and organ on this album. Sib played drums. The performance you are seeing is the touring band formed after the album was already made by Tom, Brad and Sib and a few others in Tom's basement. The only members of the band signed to a record contract were Tom and Brad. Tom had to form a band, teach them the music then play it for the record executives before the contract was finalized. But, most of that information is third hand and shared over almost 50 years ago. This album is the best debut album of all time. Every song is good or better, most are great or spectacular. Enjoy. I would recommend actually doing a reaction to the entire album song by song. You will get crazy numbers of views. Thanks for sharing your passion and knowledge.

[@PAT8888-is2pd]

True of the recording however, they had to do it differently for the live performances.

[@PAT8888-is2pd]

The record was better.

[@gizmotis]

arguably the best debut album ever

[@broncobra]

@@gizmotis Foreigner was also very good.

[@AdamConus]

Despite what the video shows, for this studio version it's Brad Delp singing everything. Lead, backing, harmonies. Everything.

[@caryd67]

Brad had the greatest voice in rock. I wish he’d have followed his own advice “when I’m tired and thinking cold, I hide in my music and forget the day” RIP Brad Delp. btw, you also have a lovely voice, young lady.

[@PhotoTrekr]

I still get chills when he hits the high notes.

[@killmenow6663]

I saw Boston's first tour, and it was the biggest surprise of my 50 year concert going 'career'. I never expected them to be able to pull it off live. Yet they did, and were amazing.

[@jamiemacdonald436]

Can't wait for this. Brad was born in my town of Peabody Massachusetts. I've had a couple of third person connections to him in my life but never met him. What an incredible voice. RIP

[@RockDocNeal]

Hey Jamie, i didn’t realize Brad was born in Peabody. I grew up in Danvers and my oldest brother graduated with Brad from Danvers High School in 1969. I wonder how old he was when moved to Danvers. He was definitely one of the greatest male vocalists.

[@cjonesufc]

For those who don’t know Peabody is pronounced Pee-buh-dee said quickly.

[@mattphillips538]

Brad's from Peabody?

[@jyesucevitz]

​@@cjonesufc and there's a 'z' Quincy. we call it Quinzy.

[@mem1701movies]

@@jyesucevitzI’m not from there but I called the tv show QUINCY as QUINZY and my stepdad made fun of it

[@robertcox5948]

Brad Delp did the lead and all the background harmonies. The story behind the whole debut album is nuts.

[@TruckerMike_FL]

This entire album was written by Boston founder & guitarist, Tom Scholz. Not only did he write the music, but he recorded it in a studio he'd built in his basement, & played most of the instruments for the recording. Not only being the musical genius behind Boston, Tom is also a graduate of MIT & the founder of Scholz Research & Development and create the Rockman which is a portable headset you can plug your guitar into for practicing without disturbing others. The company was found in 1980 & was sold off to Dunlop in 1994. Brad Delp on vocals is probably the most overlooked phenomenal singers.

[@maximan4363]

Tom was a total genius!!!

[@APaganPerspective]

RIP Brad Delp.. we miss you and your music

[@rlb1645d]

One of the GREATEST SONGS EVER. the composition the intro (fade-in) and the voice of Brad, single handed saved Rock for ever!!!!

[@matzabean]

You are soooooo gifted at this format. You know your stuff, you explain it clearly, you’re funny and animated, genuine, and engaging, and you’re interested and interesting. Brava!

[@johnfish1194]

Boston has always been one of my favs. As a guitarist, i love the style and sound that the guitarist brings.

[@RumpleMatt]

I always assumed that ridiculously high note couldn’t have been the lead singer and was the guitar solo taking over. Even more impressed now.

[@jeffreyrichard2575]

This album changed rock music and the expectations forever....

[@chuckwhite3176]

Yes, Brad was a "Wow!" kind of singer. He put a lot of smiles on peoples faces over the years with that voice. RIP, Brad.

[@theironherder]

Rick Beato analyzes the instruments for this song in a way that complements Lolli's excellent analysis of the vocals. Rick's video for this is number 71 in his series "What makes this song great". Highly, highly recommended.

[@mstover2809]

I watched that video last night and was absolutely amazed by the layers stacked upon one another.

[@katjohnson6315]

I had the great pleasure of seeing Boston on a hot summer night with my best friends. We were also band mates and Boston did a call and response. When the concert was over we walked to the car in total silence. No one said a word until about ten miles down the road and our lead vocalist said in a teary voice, “That was f’king incredible!” And he was right. Bless you, little sprite, for giving me back that night from 50 years ago.❤❤❤❤

[@katjohnson6315]

@FairyVoiceMother I would love to participate but I don’t know how. My ability to communicate in the 21st century is limited. Your analyses and reactions bring me great joy and I wish you happiness, little sprite, all of your life!

[@StefanSalowsky]

You know what I like most about you? Your unbridled joy of discovering awesome music and you going completely nerd on us explaining every aspect of the songs. I simply love it! Please continue doing what you are doing! And thank you!

[@TheFairyVoiceMother]

Wow, thank you so much 🥹💜

[@RCook-hd7rl]

Have heard this song about 1000 times on the radio in the last 45 years or so.

[@scottbourret1190]

Brad is one of those iconic singers from the 70/80's and Tom's vision for the sound gave the band what a lot of folks would say is a perfect album, and they followed it up with another great album. Boston is one of those bands whose instrumentation is just as incredible as Brad's vocalizations. You could spend a long time describing and discussing both topics and how they mesh together. Thanks for covering this one.

[@sethbaruti4367]

While I would have loved Brad singing these songs in any context, the incredible marriage of his voice and the unique, ultra-rich guitar sounds that Tom produced made Boston the ultimate eargasm.

[@randallespinosa4264]

This song was my and my late wife's favorite. She passed of cancer way to young. This song has such a different meaning for me now because of the lyric, "When I'm tired and thinking cold, I hide in my music, forget the day, and dream of a girl I used to know, I closed my eyes and she slipped away,,,she slipped away. The kids and I miss you Krissy,,,we know you're watching over us.❣️

[@quentinmichel7581]

Brad simply had a unique wonderful voice

[@anilvirginia]

You're literally the best I've ever seen/heard do this. One of the best vocal performances ever. R.I.P. Brad Delp.

[@shelbyxyz]

Thank you for paying homage to one of the best R&R songs of all time

[@mournwood]

Tom Scholz had a real knack for blending Brad's voice into the guitars. On that one really soaring note, it seems like Brad's voice fades out into the guitar, but it doesn't . It is still there, just perfectly blended in. If you watch Rick Beato's analysis of the song, he plays the isolated vocal track and you can hear Brad actually hitting - and holding - that note.

[@goldenruletv7301]

I've been a huge Boston fan since they first came out. Never been duplicated, not even close.

[@darthdzl]

If I remember correctly, Brad Delp recorded all the vocals for the studio version, including all the backup parts. That's why the harmonies match so well.

[@Teraxx23]

Simply one of the best rock songs/vocal performances of all time! Great choice...

[@leonh.kalayjian6556]

Watching her react to that high note was well worth it

[@T10elC]

I was a teenager playing in a garage band when "More Than A Feeling" came out. Our singer about killed himself trying to hit those high notes. We guitarists were scrambling, trying to figure out how to get Boston's cool guitar sound. There was no Internet to look stuff up back then.

[@Lancer4323]

Magical Fairy, This will be fun, Boston at their prime and someone skilled and intelligent enough to appreciate them..❤

[@scottjswenson]

In the recordings, Brad did all the vocals. All, so those harmonies is him. The even higher part in the outro? Him. One of the top voices of all time, and to those of us who knew him personally, one of the most beautiful humans to walk the earth.

[@sethbaruti4367]

I got to meet him once (one and a half times, sort of, but it's a long story). He was so incredibly humble, nice, and down to earth. I'm so glad I waited around at the Glens Falls show, because he tragically took his own life not overly long afterward. I have never been a hero worship sort of person, but I always said that if there was ever one person, it was Brad. I've always loved singing, and always been drawn to the vocalist in bands. Brad was, hands down, my favorite male singer ever. His tone is so velvety smooth. Now, hearing this song or "A Man I'll Never Be" often brings me to tears. He was a one-of-a-kind talent that I personally think was a superior singer to the person often talked about as the best male singer. Freddy was a better showman, without a doubt, but I will die on the hill of saying Brad had the superior voice.

[@13dma1rz]

I think you're one of the smartest music reactors I've seen. I don't know much about music but having watched this I feel a little brighter.

[@markmcelligott2542]

I've often thought if an alien landed here and asked for just one example of what rock music is this would be the song I chose to play for him. The video is footage shot another time, but the music is the studio version... all of the instruments were played by Tom Schulz and pieced together at the studio... he called his friend Brad Delp to do all the vocals and background harmonies, so the song you just heard was two guys an a lot of track work. When the album caught on they hired musicians to fill out the band so they could tour. I'm sure the mustaches played a role in their auditions 😊 Now, as for you, Gorgeous... so talented, fun and beautiful! Seeing someone like you makes me hate that I got old

[@donmcquaig7424]

Thank you for showing the great vocals of Brad Delp and the genius of Tom Scholz. Imagine playing all these parts in your home studio that you built yourself and you have the essence of Tom Scholz, engineer, musician, composer, arranger, producer the whole 9 yards and then some.

[@pyroman6000]

Brad did ALL the vocals on this album- harmony, back up, etc. He probably did do some doubling as well, just to make it sound bigger. Tom wanted things just right! And then the debut dropped, and blew everyone's minds. There was no "band" when this was recorded. Just Brad on vocals, Sib on drums, and Tom playing everything else. They had to put a band together after, so they could tour, lol.

[@zooks527]

Sib did all the drums with the exception of "Rock and Roll Band", which had Jim Masdea on drums. Which was fitting, as the song is written around Masdea's experiences of coming up in a band.

[@darost]

Decades of listening to Boston has pleased me because it can be turned up as loud as you can get it, and they always sound good without distortion. Dance!

[@tommack9395]

Brad Delp was a one of a kind voice and front man. Tom Scholz is a masterful songwriter, surrounded himself with Brad Delp, Barry Goudreau, Sib Hashian as the band Mother's Milk. Their first album was mostly recorded in Scholz's home, he took those home recorded tracks (tapes) to Epic Records and they used those to mix the master. Renamed the band Boston and added Fran Sheehan on bass (on two songs which were added). Scholz played electric guitar, acoustic guitar, added special guitar effects (his rock man), bass, organ, clavinet, percussion, and was the producer and engineer on the first album. Scholz as a guitarist is melodic and creates a soundscape he actually started writing music in 1969 - a lot of people do not know Foreplay was written then. He's a mit grad and experimented with sound and created Boston's signature sounds.

[@ryansmallwood1178]

The epic extended bloopers section in this one 🤣 Thanks again for another insightful analysis!

[@venomdust1]

An example of a perfect rock song . writing, playing , singing ,recording just Fn perfect.

[@ZACH_95_]

RIP Brad Delp! One of the best voices in rock and roll. Boston has always been one of my favorites. Definitely look into more of their work.

[@dandann8237]

I bought this album (on Vinyl) in the late 70s, it was like nothing else until the second album came along. These are still among my favourite albums over 40 years later. The space ship on the album covers is based a guitar

[@ilionreactor1079]

The rock album that killed disco.

[@McBushington]

One of the best legendary voices!

[@archashencmaa9937]

Thank you!! Thank you!! Thank you!! One of my favorite songs EVER!! I absolutely love your breakdown and analysis's...analysis.....starting to question my spelling there...anywho. Amazing song. Your amazing! Stay Blessed!!

[@johncage5368]

Gorgeous detailed analysis of this wonderful song! 🎶🙂

[@relevantbrother8964]

For me the greatest vocal performance ever in popular music.

[@Kingfish888]

Brad Delp was the greatest most underrated, under-appreciated singer of our time. He had the natural talent to crush it in any genre of music if he wanted to. Brad, sang like an Angel to us, now he sings to the Angels as One. R.I.P. ❤

[@sethbaruti4367]

Yes, yes, yes. I think it's criminal that Brad is so under-rated and under-appreciated. He had every bit as much range as Freddie, but with far better pitch control, and a more soothing, beautiful tone.

[@bradgarrett9684]

Thank you for this reaction! Another Boston song you might consider is “Foreplay/Long Time” Additionally, I’d love your reaction to The Cult -Fire Woman, Motley Cries- Kickstart My Heart, Van Halen- Eruption live guitar solo, Triumph- Magic Power - live

[@musicloverchiefsfan5410]

I agree with Triumph! My personal suggestion would be 'Lay It On The Line'. But as long as it she hears Rik Emmett - that's all that matters!

[@Vinster18]

Brad Delp is criminally underappreciated. Absolutely phenomenal talent. RIP

[@tz9537]

Back in those days, on Fridays after work, I used to peel out of the parking lot with Boston cranked up on my '73 Corvette. This review brought back a great memory and smile of these ultimate cruising tunes, thank you.

[@type3tom]

My favorite band of all time!! Brad Delp was the man!!! I was fortunate enough to see them in concert 3 times seeing Brad Delp and Tom Schultz on piano, doing an acoustic version of the song “The man I’ll never be” with something I’ll never forget

[@Eurynomea]

I was so in love with Brad Delp and when he "passed", I was deeply shocked and saddened. Personal demons and musical strife took another brilliant master of his craft.

[@sethbaruti4367]

I will remember that night forever. I'd had friends over until rather late (at least Midnight), and after they left, normally my wife and I would go to bed, but I just had a weird feeling, and felt compelled to get on my computer. When I saw the news, I sobbed. Even though I didn't really know Brad (though I did get to meet him once, and saw him with both Boston and RTZ numerous times), it felt like losing a close family member. He was the only person I ever really felt was an "idol".

[@Eurynomea]

@@sethbaruti4367 😓

[@MartinMcMartin]

God I'm glad I stumbled upon this channel, a total ray of sunshine.

[@shinjusmith5293]

Boston, in the top 10 bands of all time for sure!

[@stevedahlberg8680]

One thing I love about your reactions as myself being a musician and a composer and a studio guy and whatnot of many years, but also a kid when this exploded in 1976, and I had the 8-track with all my friends and I want to see them in 77 and by then everything is falling into place and the harmonies were fantastic and it just sounded so good, one of several things that I really like about your actions is you keep it fun but you really do get technical, at least somewhat into it. And I really love that. It just puts a huge smile on my face. And not only Fran the bass player but I would also say Sidb Hashian the drummer was a decent singer as well, and he sang on a lot of stuff and he was a really good drummer. Check out Foreplay / Long Time for an example of that inthe first part, but the whole thing was a huge hit and was on the radio all the time. This first album of theirs is largely regarded as one of the greatest debut albums in rock music history, so part of me wishes you would start at the first song which was this one, and work your way through every song on the album, and there aren't many, and every one of them is incredible in its own way. That's why it's considered to be one of those great debut albums, and I have seen several reactors do that and just totally fall in love with them during the course of working their way through that album. But if not, for another example of him going high on the same album, and really all these songs on the album are bangers each in their own way, check out Rock and Roll Band, Smokin', and Something About You. Definitely do the studio cuts if you can; this is such a famous album. Here is Something About You: m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/imHSl4eGf5maaJY&pp=8AUB

[@LuisCarmo-TFVM]

Leaving a comment here so the algorithm gods may bless your soul

[@BearcIaw13]

Great job Lolli. When I think of American Rock and Roll, Boston is always right there. I love how this song is about the music, how it feels, how you can live in it. Thanks for the great analysis.

[@anway1953]

Love how Brads voice melds right into the lead guitar parts! I knew you was going to love this one. Seem them a few times live. Exceptional concerts!

[@marcusone11]

You are like a breath of fresh air every time I watch... Thank you.

[@danowen2953]

I love the way you register "delight". It's infectious

[@johnbarnett2804]

I forgot how much I love Boston untel now, Definitely a feel good band.

[@adamroberts8536]

I love seeing someone smile so genuinely at one of my favorite songs of all time

[@bighouse1695]

One of the best songs of all time. Wonderful analysis Lolli! Fantastic video

[@samcrorie]

I've always loved this song and his voice.

[@williamcabell142]

The 70’s….their will never be another decade of music like that…hit 18 in 1970! What a time to be young! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@venturous1v]

This song, Longtime, and Peace of Mind I think are his crowning jewels of vocal display. Definitely one of, if not the best, voice in rock and roll.

[@Bleujiro]

Hello lovely Fairy!, you're such a nice person, your videos reflect your personality: smart, funny. sweet, and I could continue but I wont end, your way to analize and comment its fresh air to me, any artist you comment, you always find positive things and I like that!, I know there's always negative ones but you emphasize the good stuff👍. As a member of the "X generation", I grew up listening wonderful groups, Boston, one of them, and this song is in the ❤ of many of us, thank you so much for your labor & choosing this one 🥰, and appreciate great music!!! Love from a mexican Dear ✌️😉🇲🇽

[@luckylenny8634]

No matter the genre, Lolli always brightens my day 😎

[@domruben2555]

I am very grapeful for you. Great stuff. More Boston, please! Brad Delp's voice is one of a kind!

[@procrastinator9]

"This is not normal" That is such a powerful understatement for a song that has been everywhere for the last 45 years. I appreciate your charm, knowledge and voice. You are part of the solution. Thank you. I love at 14:50 went you went from analyst to moved. Beautiful.

[@user-po3ev7is5w]

we used to have real music with real singers and real musicians. So glad I was able to see all these bands live.

[@johnrodrigues5974]

Please react to BOSTON singing FOREPLAY/LONGTIME

[@adams565]

"...if Bryan Adams, The Beatles, and A-ha had a hairy baby." Dying 🤣 Great breakdown, video editing, singing, etc. Top-tier work here.

[@jamesbolling6681]

I grew up listening to Boston , I cried all day when I heard about Brad.

[@LellandLilly]

Remember buying this album and playing the hell out of it. My son now has it in his record collection. What a time for incredible music; rock on!

[@fredkrissman6527]

THIS is a simultaneously joyful, informative, and charismatic vid! I think I'm in love... Always loved this song since it was released, but now I love it much more. Thanx!

[@dtw63]

I enjoy your reactions to music. Always makes me smile. Thank you.

[@danbutorovich246]

On the studio versions of Boston Songs, they were famous for double tracking everything. So much talent on all accounts.

[@318greenman]

Ur breakdown of this song was incredible so much passion, joy and intelligence you really are a special talent and on a different level with your reactions... Keep up the great work! 🎵💜

[@dagmarmrogers1]

The video is played to the track on the album where Brad Delp did all of the vocals and then layered them in the track.

[@ilionreactor1079]

That trailing vocal fadeout is an incredible piece of work, both vocally and the production.

[@dominicvelotta1264]

OMG! Your vocal analysis is as captivating and orgasmic as this song is to listen to! Thank you for your expertise in not only vocal range but instrumental as well! Well Done Vocal Coach! Well Done! - Ron Bergundy!

[@whoismso]

These vocals are out of this world. In the highest moments he not only sang the high main vocals but even higher harmonics… amazing😊 Great analysis Lolli😊

[@ChrisLegner-qp1yh]

Putting this LP on my turntable for the first time as a teen was a life changing moment.

[@robsmackhead]

The whole album is brilliant. Recommend listening to the whole album.

[@gwydion56]

Just the best commentary available about one of the greatest albums of all time. I have learned so much more than I used to know about vocal technique thanks to your analysis. Oh, and you are also the most gorgeous and entertaining person I could imagine. Just a delight every time I watch your videos.

[@davidgreer4615]

this reaction was a BLAST! i'll never hear this song the same again!

[@MrBedZeppelin]

Well Done, Lolli! Congrats on your new musical creations!!

[@nathansellers8454]

I just have to tell you how much I enjoy your reaction and analysis of this song. I really enjoy hearing a singer’s point of view.

[@stevebogucki6236]

I believe that the sound on this video is actually directly from the album because Brad is singing all the backing vocals, just as he did on the album.