FOREIGNER - I WANT TO KNOW WHAT LOVE IS REACTION (first time hearing) 

Never ever give up!

You got that right! I'm a huge Foreigner fan but I also loved Boston, Kansas, Bad Co., Loverboy, BTO and so many other great bands from that era. Foreigner's self-titled debut album is my favorite release from any artist but Boston's debut album is nipping at its heels. We were blessed to have grown up with so much great music. Long Live Foreigner!

Amen to all you said!

a great song for this messed up world

My favorite song ever!

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@@terribishop5313 Hello , for me is second, first is ,,Like a bridge over troubled water " . Listen to.

Thank you🙃

I have to 2nd this.. thank you for this

The most amazing smile on you tube.....😊

It's her job ffs you could do u tube and do the same thing

What Clint said. 👆🏽👆🏽👆🏽

@@svenlima God, thank you. I was beginning to think it was just me that was sick of hearing this "and this was done without auto-tune" comment. Jesus, enough already!

Exactly l👍

Most popular music now is a science, they know what the beats per minute should be, when to change tempo so people aren't bored, what vocal range keeps people interested, lyrics that are popular....blah blah blah. You have to search hard for the real authentic art.

@@chriswhamilton this is babble

@@xx-ug9hn there is literally a scientific study on the science of pop music and the formula is used by factories to spew out the same crap again and again. Keep it simple, but not too simple: If your song is too easy to assimilate, the listener will get bored and switch off. Stick a tricky bit in there to keep their attention, then reward them with a catchy chorus. Use backing vocalists: Researchers at the University of Southern California analysed thousands of hit records over the past 55 years and found that background vocals increase a song’s chances of hitting the top of the charts. Repeat, repeat: The USC researchers also found that the more you repeat the chorus, or repeat the same words within the song, the better its chances of becoming a hit. Genres don’t matter: Music has fragmented into so many genres and sub-genres, it’s nigh-on impossible to keep up. But researchers at KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden found that no matter what tribe they belong to - goth, metal, dubstep, whatever - people listen to music in much the same way. Researchers identified nine “perceptual” features that most music fans have in common, no matter how “out there” their taste is: speed, rhythmic clarity, rhythmic complexity, articulation, dynamics, modality, overall pitch, harmonic complexity and brightness. Play it again and again, Sam: In the age of the viral hit, it’s all about getting your song played as often as possible on as many platforms as possible.

You got that right👍👍😊

ALELUIA !!!

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Classic. Long live Brit humour.

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😊 thank you

Haha, thanks😄

Yes is a beautiful song and starrider

Wow, I was about to say that too Terry. I gave a girlfriend that single back in the eighties.

You didn't miss any thing.

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yes,I can most certainly relate to that as I've been hurt myself many times,and it's no fun at all.,let me tell you.John Guinto

I think it's religious - we all want to reconnect, the yearning is overwhelming, and real love is the ultimate experience of it: Love one another!

I agree with you.

It's about being weary of giving into love after being burned before, and about trusting again asking to be shown what true love is. Giving in to what's an inevitable possibility presented to you.

@@chriscook5613 The lyrics say most of that, but not all. It's about taking time, thinking things over - taking a time out. Yet that does not deny what I've already said about the drive to meld with other being universal and thus religious. Maybe that is what needs to be known. Pursuing love on that basis sets the quest apart from merely fulfilling physical and other transient desires.

It’s not that we took it for granted. The radio programmers forced us to listen to what the record labels promoted. So many songs were relegated to obscurity for this fact

Amen

Indeed! 👍💯

Absolutly

100% 👍

70's was better but the 80's was great too. Depends on your age I guess and what you grew up on. I started listening to rock in about 1968 and that started my journey.

@@royrocker9004 very true both era's were great . far better than the stuff out now to be sure.

Amen to that.

Alright, noted😌

Like you to react to Supertramp Lover Boy you will love it ..

Thank you🙏

This song, I want to break free and with a little help from my friends randomly pops into mine😁

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Thank you! Lots of love💗