So, given that this was my first experience with Home Free, I have to admit that this group could finally get me interested in country music! I was VERY impressed!!!
Welcome to the Home Free World! Country, Rock 70s, 80s etc, Rock a Billy, Boy Bands, Religious classics and Home Free originals. Whatever your pleasure Home Free delivers big time!! They NEVER fail to amaze! Some recommendations for a glimpse of their range and talents, "Man of Constant Sorrow", "Bless the Broken Road", "American Pie", "Workin' For A Livin'", "May Day" and "How Great Thou Art". After you've listened to these "Band Of Brothers". Hope you allow Home Free to transport you to a whole new world of musical wonder. It's been a pleasure finding your channel.
And for Mayday, make sure its the official version and not a concert one 😉 The Home fries will tell you when they think you are ready to hear Mayday tho 😆
Hey Larry, welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole !!! I suggest for your next Home Free reaction that you react to their latest, Brothers in Arms. It will really shpwcase just how talented these fine gentlemen are. Their high tenor is Austin Brown, the regular tenor is Rob Lundquist, their bass is Tim Foust, who has a 5 octave range, their baritone (who also covers bass at times) is Adam Chance Ray (goes by Chance to avoid confusion with the beatboxer who also can sing tenor at times too), and the beat boxer who is Adam Rupp...I really urge you to listen to Brothers in Arms....I think you'll really enjoy it...it's a cover of the Dire Strats song
Home Free's harmonies are amazing. No one is really the lead though they all shine in their own way. And the beatboxer does so many background sounds/instruments that compliment vs overpower the song. Great reaction, thank you Sir.
Welcome to the rabbit hole that is Home Free. You will never be disappointed not matter which song you choose. They call themselves a country vocal band, but they cross over into other genre's as well. You react and the "Home Fries" will follow you en masse! Check out Man of Constant Sorrow for a bigger taste of Mr Rupp's beat boxing skills. He is superhuman!! Great reaction!! Keep Home Free coming!!
welcome to the world of Home Free. Starting with the guy in the white shirt you follow into the barn working clockwise you have Adam Chance referred to as Chance by most fans as there are 2 adams, he is a baratone, black shirt is Adam Rupp, world champion beat boxer extraordinaire, open blue shirt with beard is Rob Lundquist tenor, skinny redhead is Austin Brown lead tenor and last but not least is Tim Faust, bass, has a tendency to blow up amplifiers with sub-harmonics and shake ceiling tiles loose at concerts. These guys are amazing and they have great personality, they like to have fun and it shows in a lot of their videos. Their rabbit hole goes deep.
YES ! Home Free ! Never a bad song, many have suggested songs, the only one I say DO NOT do is Mayday. Not till you know who sings what. ty and great reaction!
Home Free is amazing and in my opinion the best a cappella group around! Their beatboxes is unsurpassed! There are so many great songs, Brothers In Arms and Helplessly Hoping will really show your their incredible vocals, I have never heard anything bad from them! Thanks for the reaction….I will definitely subscribe for more Home Free…🤗
saw them in october and they were mindblowing! going to see them again in december. adam rupp, vocal percussionist, is simply amazing, best in the world twice
Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole! These guys are amazing! They identify as country, but they can do anything and better than the originals! Try End of theRoad, How Great Thou Art, and When a Man Loves a Woman.
Home Free literally sings all genres, but they put their own special spin on everything. This one is very popular, but not my favorite... those would be: My Church, Folsom Prison Blues, How Great Thou Art, Man of Constant Sorrow, Helplessly Hoping, Crazy, Brothers in Arms (and many more). A lot of Home Fries are also fans of Voice Play, the third leg of the world class trifecta of a capella (with PTX the other leg).
Thanks for reacting to this group. They are just an amazing group of guys. It's not just the music, but the down to earth way they do everything. They would be great to hang out with!
I was wondering when you were going to react to Home Free, you did and I subscribed Believe me, you will be hooked, I like Pentatonix but I like Home Free much better, Thank you for your reaction!
I think you would like “in the blood”. Has a nice mix of vocals and precision, and with allot of meaning. They do serious, harmony, and down right funny.
Yeah! Give'em a another couple listens!! May I suggest, Helplessly Hoping, How Great Thou Art, and Man of Constant Sorrow!! They do many many styles of music, Jump In, You'll Love it!! Hugs from Louisiana! Cyndy
Thanks for reacting to Home Free! They are So much more than just country! They may lean country but they do it all! They have 150+ video's! May I please suggest " END OF THE ROAD " Boys to Men cover " WHEN A MAN LOVES A WOMAN "Percy Sledge cover " IN THE BLOOD " John Mayer cover " WORKING FOR A LIVING " Huey Lewis and The News. " BROTHER'S IN ARM'S " Dire Straits original " HOPELESSLY HELPING " Crosby, Stills and Nash cover Appreciate you for checking out Home Free and giving them the opportunity! They are my absolute favorite group of all time! Glad that you are open minded and realize that there are many listeners/viewers that have many preferences or love different genres! There is a massive group of Home Free fans ( the Home Fry's ) who will be come running to your channel and you will see an exponential rise in subs because of how much we love Home Free! Glad I found you! Pentatonix won The Sing Off season 3 and Home Free won season 4! Voice Play were contestants on season 4 but we're eliminated. All three are great and are good friends having worked together on lot's of projects! They really don't like to be compared because they are so different from each other and sometimes can lead to division or discord between some of the fans who do not have good manners. Home Free now owns their label as of several years ago so hopefully you won't run into lots of blocks although " some of their older videos might get blocked but not often. New sub!
Home Free is an outstanding a capella group that you will be very impressed with. You’ve got a lot of their original and covers songs to react to to become a Home Fry. Adam Rupp is the beat boxer that happens to be a human drum set. Tim Foust’s is the bassist whom will amaze you.
Rob's voice is perfect for the doo-wop sound with his velvet voice. It makes you want to move & groove. Just never know what favor Home Free will add to a song & Adam's beatboxing is on point and yes, Adam is having fun. If you notice when Chance says no bass Tim stops singing. Love seeing Adam Rupp singing when they go into their amazing 5-part harmony. Great reaction.
Larry, this group will knock you off your stool! Please type in Adam Rupp drum solo..you will never ever believe what you hear!! Also, Austen Brown singing Unchained Melody, Home Free singing When a Man Loves a Woman with Austen, Man of Constant Sorrow, and the best of all Brothers in Arms. You will be changed forever!!
Also, there's 'Country' and then there's 'Home Free'. They absolutely killed Never Gonna Give You Up and Working for a Living, not to mention 'Crazy (yes, the classic Patsy Cline tune)! As for Christmas, Home Free's Do You Hear What I Hear? is incredible, as is their Angels We Have Heard on High.
These men, for the most part, get their moment in the sun in each song they sing! Never have they disappointed! So many songs and I know the Home Fries have made suggestions. Home Free owns their own rights, so no fear of being blocked or at least the more recent songs.
Your next Home Free song should be their cover of Johnny Cash's "Ring Of Fire". The song took place after Avi Kaplan left PTX, so they gave him a part in the song. So, both Avi & Tim Foust sing bass. It's a work of art!
I can't believe this is your introduction to Home Free. I must have subscribed because of Angelina Jordan the only two I sub for. Do more Home Free and the Home Fries will subscribe
Just saw your Pentatonix reactions and wanted to send you down the "Home Free"-rabbithole. Guess someone else already did. But I'd suggest "Man of constant sorrow" or "Ring of fire" as better songs.
Hey welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole…it’s a fabulous journey I started in April. Home Free calls themselves the BBC only country vocal band, but they truly can do anything. HF loves their reactors and to get a good feel for their abilities and personalities check out Man of Constant Sorrow and their Butts Medley. Their cover of Boyz 2 Men End of the Road is wonderfully done. Mayday is great, but strongly suggest you hold off till you are more familiar with the guys. I’ve never been a big fan of a capella groups until HF, but it makes my day to listen to their music or watch a vid of their concerts…they have great humor and an unbelievable connection with their fans and audiences. I like some of PTX, but can’t really get into their concerts. Really enjoyed your reaction and comments about the techniques they use. Thanks
You will find as you delve deeper into Home Free that a good majority of the Home Fries are also Pentaholics. Both groups bring their own special sauce, so very difficult to choose between the two. Home Free covers many genres and they have both a very serious side as well as just a down home have fun good 'ol boy side. Some suggestions, their cover of Crosby, Stills and Nash's Helplessly Hoping shows off their amazing vocal harmonies (no beatboxing in that one). Their cover of End of the Road by Boyz 2 Men shows they have no problem with R&B. When a Man Loves a Woman highlights Austin's amazing tenor. For their lighter side check out their Butts Remix or All About That Bass. For the more serious side, their recent release of Brothers in Arms has killer harmonies. Probably their best knows covers are Johnny Cash's Ring of Fire (Avi Kaplan from Pentatonix joins them) and Man of Constant Sorrow. Whatever you choose, you can't go wrong. They're great.
What Carla said, and a lot of Pentaholics are Home Fries. I'm a classic rock fan myself and I'm obsessed with both Home Free and Pentatonix. I can't get enough! 💚
Welcome to Home Free! You won't regret spending more time with them. Their range is incredible (vocals and genres). And their sense of humor--you'll see! The only thing I've not heard them sing is--opera. Looking forward to your future reactions.
Caught a live performance video of Home Free where Austin sang a song from "Les Miserables" and the guys accompanied him. So they've covered opera also. Austin is classically trained and has performed in operatic productions.
Did you notice when Adam Chance was singing lead Tim Faust sang bass, but when Tim sang lead Adam sang bass. They are all so talented. To be able to switch roles back and forth and maintain their harmonies is just great.
Great job! Glad to see you putting Home Free into the rotation. Look forward to seeing you do more on them. All their songs are great. If I could puck on song for every person in the world to enjoy it would be Helplessly Hoping for the purist harmonies every sang.
You have no idea how happy I am that you reacted to Home Free. Listening to your comments, all I can think is “ oh, honey, you haven’t heard anything yet”. I’m trying to think of a good song for you to do next … but I can’t because they are all amazing … and different. Some are truly country. Some are funny. Some are heartfelt. Some are covered along with the original artist. But, the one thing they have in common is they ALL are great! Welcome to Home Free.
I am a Pentaholic and a Home Fry (a Pentafry, if you will). I think of Home Free as the Country/Rock/Gospel/Comedy version of Pentatonix (PTX). They are incredible. I wasn't a fan of Country/Gospel until I started listening to them - they made me like the genre. (Just like Pentatonix does with the songs they cover,) Their beatboxer (and he sings as well), Adam, is.....indescribable. I have no idea who would come out on top between him and Kevin. I would hate to choose. Austin (high, high tenor could give Mitch a run for his money - thought I still think Mitch has a higher, clearer tone and is my favorite, but I could be prejudiced). Rob (other tenor, has a beard) matches Kevin or even Kirstie in tenor/contralto range, Chance and Tim are both basses, but Tim has about a 5+ octave range so he can sing anywhere. He is the one with the low notes to blow out speakers. Chance usually sings baritone, but covers Tim on bass if Tim goes elsewhere. Would say Chance would be like Scott and Tim would be like Matt (PTX new bass post 2017), but Tim has low notes that Matt does not have. If you do Home Free's Ring of Fire, you can hear both Tim and Avi from Pentatonix (bass prior to 2017). Avi is the closest to Tim. Both have LOW notes, but totally different qualities to their sound.
Home Free us much more than a country vocal group. Listen to their Brothers in Arms!!!!! End of The Road for pop American Pie featuring Don McLean Sea Shanty Medley Their beat boxer is more of a percussionist although he likes to be called a beat boxer. To me because they are all male they have a richness that PTX just doesn't have.
Do be aware that the group was formed quite awhile ago (see the wiki page for details) but hit mainstream listeners when they won 4th season of Sing Off. At that time their baritone was Chris Rupp(brother of Adam Rupp, the beatboxer - co creators of the group.) When he went out on his own and wanted to form another group, Adam Chance joined. Range of all of them is awesome, and if you listen to other of their covers, you will hear the base switch between singers and the "background" swap as well ... Best example of that is American Pie. And if you want some more great harmonies, their cover of Queen's Seven Bridges Road. I'd also suggest, if you have a great sense of humor, including their version of Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer to your 25 days... As well as Do You Hear What I Hear... That shows their range, allowing them, in one verse, to sing that phrase in 4 octaves echoing the lead!! (Plus, the video was done in a cool ice castle!!)
Please don't get me wrong PTX is a great group and what they do is amazing but comparing PTX to Home Free is like comparing apples to oranges however Home Frees harmonies and vocal ranges are beyond compare every one of these guys are classically trained but still stay true to their country roots but can sing everything from country to R and B and any thing in between.
Enjoyed your reaction. You have just discovered the best a cappella band in my opinion out there. I only found them last year. These guys have the best harmonies, one of the best bass singers & best beatboxer vocal percussionist. They lean towards country but can do any genre of music. They are very humble guys with no egos & they can be funny, serious or heartfelt in their music. They do great covers of songs but also have a lot of original songs too. I grew up on classic rock but absolutely love these guys. Hope you continue your journey of their music.
Like you I had a mild interest in country music and then I heard Home Free. But they don’t only do country music; you’ll find they do different genres and they do them all amazingly well. I suggest you listen to Home Free cover of Man of Constant Sorrow or End of the Road.
Great! You’re intrigued and impressed by Home Free, hope you include them in your 25 days of Christmas. Their beatboxer, Adam Rupp, arranged their “Do You Hear What I Hear”, one not to miss. A few people have mentioned the group VoicePlay, their “The Night Before Christmas” is great fun, and they are another group with a killer bass!
Definitely! TRY SOME HOME FREE CHRISTMAS SONGS OF - " DO YOU HEAR WHAT I HEAR" " O HOLY NIGHT" " SNOW GLOBE " TIM FOUST original with Keelan Donovan " FULL OF CHEER " TIM FOUST Original " GRANDMA GOT RUN OVER BY A REINDEER " " WARMEST WINTER " AUSTIN BROWN Original
I am one who suggested Home Free!! Yes - thank you!! I am definitely not a country music fan, but I just can't get enough of these guys!! For a Christmas song, try 'Do You Hear What I Hear' by Home Free - it's amazing and arranged by the beat boxer Adam Rupp!!
The only songs you could have trouble with ( if you don't pause and talk about during the video) are any they did while under contract with Sony (when they won the Sing Off), which they hated and got out of as soon as possible. But I've seen many reactions of those songs, so it can be done.
I am not into country music either but I love Home Free. More of them please. And I still hope you will also check out Hua Chenyu ☺ with the songs Nunchucks, I don't care or Child. Thank you. 🤗
Your selection of "One Man Band" as your first exposure to Home Free is what drew me to try your channel. After your analysis, I hit the "subscribe" button. As you follow us Home Fries down the path, you will discover Home Free to be MUCH more varied in music selection and more interesting in video production. They have a fair amount of Christmas music too. I would suggest that you sub them in for one, or more, of the 25 Days of PTX vacancies. I would also STRONGLY recommend "Beautiful Star of Bethlehem" as one of those sub ins. In that one, their musical predecessors, the Oak Ridge Boys, join them for an incredibly powerful vocal performance. But, as said many times in the comments, you cannot make a bad choice with a Home Free song. Oh, and I have never heard of their stuff being blocked. Anyway, love the channel and I'll be hanging around.
Really enjoyed hearing your thoughts on this one. Their cover of "Workin' for a Livin'" is great as a general introduction to the group: really gives you an idea of their capabilities and roles in the group as well as telling you their names. And if you're looking for the big, powerful sound you mentioned near the beginning, their version of "My Country 'Tis of Thee" fits the bill quite well in my opinion.
Homefree: vocal excellence, production value, humility, personal warmth....Tim , Austin , Rob, Chance beautiful solo singing....and Adam, imaginative beats.....Penatonics is PRETENTIOUS ......the only groups to listen to are Homefree and VoicePlay ....and the solo and duet production by various members.....ALL excellent and involving
Welcome to Home Free, great reaction. A very moving cover of Dire Straits Brother in Arms is a must watch. Glad you found another great rabbit hole to explore
I don't consider this vocal group "country" at all. (Do most people even know what "country" is?) Just pure talent on display in HF's performances, IMO. P.S. I grew up on country music.
As you don’t care for country, I’m not sure you’ll like “Man Of Constant Sorrow”, unless you loved the movie “O Brother Where Art Thou?” I recommend “In The Blood”, “Helplessly Hoping”, “How Great Thou Art”, their original “Snow Globe, “ The End Of The Road”, and their newest “Brother’s In Arms”. Then you’ll be a Home Fry, and you’ll dive into their diverse genre catalog.
@@jackmandu Tim Foust, their bass who wrote Snow Globe, has deep roots in doo wop and loves it, so that's unsurprising. He's about ready to release an all doo wop solo album any day now.
Your reaction to Home Free moving from low expectations to surprisingly impressed was fun to watch. The blocking done by SME (Sony Music Entertainment) is very aggressive - they have even blocked PTX reacting to their own reactions. Sony also consider any and all material produced while under contract with them to be theirs to copyright also. Any of the medley performances by PTX appears to be free of blocking (probably because of the innate feature of being a collection of songs and tunes). Home Free has been independent of labels for over 4 years now, so any material produced by them in the last 4 years won't be as stringently "protected" by labels. Your observation about the beatboxing - as yet, you haven't seen much of the incredible level of skill both Adam and Kevin have - they are both vocal percussionist geniuses in their own rights, as you will find while exploring the rabbit hole you're sliding down.
They consider themselves country but they do pop also. Try End of the Road cover, In the Blood Cover, Ex Shearan/Marvin Gaye cover. They take country songs and make them better Try Take Me Home Country Roads.
The most famous hit of a iconic band in an unrivaled gorgeous, phenomenal performance by Diana Ankudinova ( 18 y.o.) Personal Jesus (Depeche Mode / ROCK METAL VERSION cover) Please react to new performance from Diana Ankudinova !
The Acapella Trifecta is Home Free, Pentatonix and Voice Play. The Bass Trifecta is Tim Foust (HF), Avi Kaplan (formerly of PTX) and Geoff Castellucci (VP). There is a LOT of crossover between fans of all 3, although fans do tend to have a slight preference for one over the others. I'm a solid Home Fry, but I have songs I really love with the other two. Adam Rupp, the beatboxer, is affectionately called a 'Freak of Nature', he's world class for sure.
Welcome to the rabbit hole of Home Free. You need to watch some Ring of Fire featuring Avi Kaplan their cover of Man of Constant Sorrow and their cover of Boyz to Men end of the road
Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole, Adam Rupp the clean shaven one and dressed in black, is the best boxer, he's awesome and world class, in my opinion none better. The whole group is phenomenal and the best there is. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰. Also you should watch How Great Thou Art, it's awesome and Adam Rupp, the beat boxer sings a bit all by himself, so you can actually hear his beautiful tenor voice. ❤️❤️
Enjoyed your first time reaction to Home Free. Their beat boxer Adam Rupp is one of the best. While most of their music leans country, they do all genres. No matter what they do, their harmonies are great. American Pie featuring Don McLean is a good listen.
Really cool and very unique. “Take That” have been the first boy group ever and we were really addicted to back in the 90s. These guys are more adult and I like the harmony and the kind of appearance.
Adam Rupp is an award winning beat boxer. Most members write music as well as sing. Their harmonies are fantastic. Check out Helplessly Hoping and Brothers in Arms for some pure singing without the beatboxing. This group will have you hooked. Check out their Sing Off journey and compare to their recent material. They have grown so much and continue to grow.
Home Free beatboxer is world-class, he does drum solos at their concerts, and they have plenty of Christmas music. You could say 25 days of Acapela. Also still hoping you will try reacting to The Warning rock band and The Warning Army, they do not have Christmas though still hoping for a double reaction of their Enter Sandman, One in 2014 when they were little tikes with 23millions views and their current Enter Sandman with a collab of pop singer Alessia Cara, (the harmonies are amazing). It has only been out a couple of months and has over a million views.
Man Of Constant Sorrow is the song that got me hooked on Home Free, it is just outstanding. If you want a Christmas song, may I suggest the HF cover of Do You Hear What I Hear. This song was arranged by the beat boxer Adam Rupp. Get ready to be vocally and visually mind blown. Welcome to Home Free.
It's always interesting to see someone who has never seen or heard Home Free first be impressed then convert to being a Home Fry. If you're doing a Chirstmas song (granted it isn't Pentatonix) Please check out Home Free's "Do You Hear What I Hear" video that they recorded in the Ice Castle at Eden Prairie Minnesota. I've always loved the song, especially the version by Bing Crosby but now Bing takes a second seat to Home Free. Even if you don't have time to do a reaction video on it, watch and enjoy it for yourself. You'll be glad you did. You can't go wrong with any Home Free song.
Thanks for doing this song by Home Free. Glad you've discovered just how great these five men are! They take "country" to a whole different (read "higher") level. Their smooth harmonies are rare, even in a cappella. I could - and often do - listen to them for hours. Other groups, on the other hand, are often so "busy", or as you put it, they "come at you from all sides". Personally, I prefer peace, happiness and harmony, and the Home Free guys have that in spades!
I enjoyed your first reaction to this fine group. If you think the beatboxer does good with the drums you should hear him playing the harmonica... without the harmonica. That would be in Man of Constant Sorrow. You'll also get to hear more of Tim Foust's base rumble. He was singing fairly high in this one so you didn't get to hear him where he really shines.
lol, I LITERALLY laughed out loud when I read what you wrote - "you should hear him playing the harmonica... without the harmonica." Now THAT I need to hear.
@@larryshair New sub! Man of Constant is wonderful, but if you want more harmonica without the harmonica you’ve got to check out Workin’ for a Living. I’ve never heard a better Take Me Home Country Roads - they spent 5 years perfecting their arrangement and it shows. And their best all vocal might just be one of their latest, Brothers in Arms. The rabbit hole is deep, their catalogue covers many genres and they range from silly to serious and everything in between. Looking forward to following along with your journey. You will not be disappointed.
Welcome! More Home Free... You will be amazed at the loyalty of the Home Free fans. Home Free call themselves a "country vocal band" but Home Free does every genre you can think of.. and they do them all perfectly. Just close your eyes and pick any song.. Keith Urban' s Motowny "Blue Aint Your Color" , John Mayers "In The Blood" Ed Sheeran's "Castle on the Hill" .. they have collaborated with many stars.. Charlie Daniels, Kenny Rogers, Don McLean, Lee Greenwood... the Oak Ridge Boys and Alabama! Adam Rupp the beatboxer arranged one of my favorites.. "Do You Hear What I Hear" they cover "O Holy Night.". and for New Years, "Auld Lang Syne." Thanks for doing your reactions! Stay safe and have a happy Holiday! .
@@larryshair Just watched your great reaction to HF from the 13th.... fantastic.. makes me want more!! Keep up the excellent reactions. Thanks for all you do! An oldie but really awesome with Adam Rupp's insane beatboxing is Country Fried Medley.. Tim Foust, the super bass has played around with not only his appearance, but his vocal ranges.. he sings an amazing tenor, too. Watch Avi Kaplan as a guest with Home Free on Ring Of Fire.. Tim sings the final note.. Avi is amazing.. they all are..
I am most definitely a PentaFry. You're going to love: Ring of Fire (featuring Avi!) Man of Constant Sorrow Down to the HonkyTonk Meet in the Middle Sea Shanty Medley All About That Bass Butts Remix ...and um... yeah everything else they do. Home Free vs. Pentatonix is like enjoying a Red Wine with a Steak. I mean, you really need them both.
There are videos of Adam Rupp doing a beatboxing solo (which includes drums, cymbals, a DJ, a bunch of stuff) and another of Home Free doing a version of "9 to 5" which includes ALL of them beatboxing. Adam Rupp and his brother Chris started the band (Chris has since left and Adam Chance joined).
When I first listened to them, they were a bit edgy on the country spin, which is my least-favorite genre, but I quickly fell in love with this group! They are fantastic!
Glad you found Home Free! Welcome to being a Home Fry! I made sure to show this reaction to my chat in my segment "Reactor Reacting to a Reactor Reacting to Home Free for the First Time." and I definitely feel you on Pentatonix blocks. I can't react to any of their songs or even Avi. Great reaction man. Subbed!
HOME FREE does just about any genre……not just country ‼️. There are Over 150 videos to choose from 🔥🥰‼️ They have used some the most Awesome settings for their videos 🔥🥰‼️ The Beat Boxer…Adam Rupp is one Incredible guy…..makes sounds Not to be believed 😳🥰‼️. He’s World Class‼️ Do …”WORKIN FOR A LIVIN”…..Adam’s solo is Unbelievable ‼️🔥🥰😳. This is a Huey Lewis and the News cover.
You haven't experienced but a teeny snippet of these incredible vocal gentlemen. Go back to 2014 and listen to their Do You Hear What I Hear, by them when they had filmed in an Ice Castle. Adam Rupp, the beatboxer arranged it and it's incredible. Also their funny side, Full of Cheer, an original and Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer.
Home Free fans are known as Home Fries. We are legion...and mostly Pentaholics too. Enjoy your new discovery of musical genius...also known as a rabbit hole! :)
They catch your attention and then invite you into the song. New subscriber and fellow 80s classic rock gal here for what I am hoping is to be a journey into Home Free. I really enjoyed your reaction to Disturbed's cover of 'Sound of Silence'.
