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Great reaction, Bob! Voiceplay is, without a doubt, the most talented and creative group I've ever seen. I've learned never to look away from the screen when they are performing. Cesar's look at the camera when he sings Would not lend a hand is perfect! Can't wait to see your reaction to their version of Creep. Be sure to check the credits on that one. 😉
Hey nice to hear from you ilona! I appreciate the kind words. This was an incredible arrangement. Such an awesome cover. I’ll have to check that one out for sure.
I love that I can listen to the classic song and VoicePlay's version and they don't take away from each other. They only add to each other. They are music magic. Their new version of Creep will break your heart, too! So good!
It does make me wonder how long Layne has been waiting to do this iconic drum break. :) VoicePlay videos are both musically and visually brilliant and unique. What imaginations they must have.
I can actually comment now haha I was at work earlier. Anyway because of you introducing them to me I've been adding their stuff to my Spotify lol And I've been watching Geoffrey? I'm bad at names. Tutorials and videos cause that note he does is hypnotic
Hi Bob! These guys killed this song. It has to be one of my favorites from Phil Collins and they definitely did it justice and put their own spin on it. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day!
Arranged by Layne. Drumsolo nsiled by Layne and the car was bought new 1972 by Layne's dad, still running. VoicePlay keeps on killing their covers snd you just wait until you hear their version of Creep.
Admittedly I’m not super familiar with a ton of beatboxers, but I can’t imagine anybody but Layne doing such justice to the iconic drum line in this song-PLUS we get to hear him sing, which is always a treat. I’ve been waiting for someone to mention Miami Vice-that’s where I first heard this song. Wrong car, but the car concept, and J.None’s outfit are, I’m sure, meant to remind us of the show. I’m glad you caught that! Bob, you really have to check out their drunken sailor. SUCH fun! Great reaction!
Yes! The video's style suggests an old VHS tape, with sound and video drop-off, distortion, and pixilation plus the difference aspect ratio. The set consisted of the loading dock of one of the stores next to PattyCake Production's studio plus a 1972 Pontiac LeMans belonging to Layne's father. Fun Fact: Many people believe is "Hold On" instead of the actual lyric of "Oh Lord." In homage to this Mandela Effect, there is ONE "Hold On" in the cover, See if you can find that Easter Egg.
Great reaction as always. I was surprised that you didn't make a comment or go back over Layne'sdrum riff which Makes this song so iconic. But it was still a really really good reaction and I enjoyed it immensely
Love the reaction...great as always. If you think the harmonies are great in this song, please check out the latest song by VoicePlay ("Creep" originally by Radio Head). It's one of those songs where if you listen to the lyrics...and then listen to how VoicePlay sings the song...at the same time, well...the tissues might come in handy. It's a very powerful song (lyrically) but VoicePlay takes it to the next level. Can't wait for your reaction on that one 😊😊
It's hard to believe he can sing that so very low and still have volume. Great harmonizing as always. Seems I believe that Phil Collins was playing around on the drums on day and his producer (or similar) asked if he could keep that beat going. Phil said "sure" and thus the song was born. I could be incorrect though. Awesome rendition!
