It's GLORIOUS! - Dirty Loops "Run Away" reaction 

Henrik’s such a legend

Has been my favorite since Loopified 😁

That last ep with work shit out was absolutely incredible though.

@@ArturoGarcia007literally

Henrik Van Halen!

Omg that's perfect Lol

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You’ve literally posted this same comment on every reaction video 😂

​You may do that comment on next reaction if you wish.. Or is it a race... 😉😱😎

Eller hur?! 😄

Aron är helt tappad och det är precis därför man älskar honom :D

@@mikaellavrell Hahahaha, det har jag inga som helst problem att tro! 😄

Haha that’s nice to hear dude 🫶🏻

You’re welcome! It was so jolly enjoying it again with you as part of your stream.

Yeah, so good lol, thanks for introducing me to these guys 👏🏼 lmao kekwdrew

You gotta go back and listen to their stuff from 12 years ago. It’s unreal

Thanks! They’re a great band.

Same!

Ahh that’s so nice to hear! Yeah I couldn’t wait to check it out myself. It did NOT disappoint. So much fun.

Hahaaaa yeah, reevaluating the ability to improve my musical skills at ALL compared to such mastery is absolute truth 😂

Haha, that sounds like a time! Especially with a bit of vino in the mix. And I agree; the song structure is insane. It's like: - * The vocal section at the start is the verse, except it's really a chorus in disguise * The verse builds to a bass solos the first two times, in place of a chorus * We then get a key change'd verse instead of the traditional chorus, but with the changed drum pattern it then becomes apparent that this is actually the chorus. It was a verse earlier on, but now it's a chorus. Mental * Then the song just ends. No real room for a solo, as we've already had two ridiculous ones, and the third verse-chorus already had the vibe of a bridge somehow, as it sounded so different from the first two times They're definitely marching to the beat of their own drum (or in Aaron's case 10,000 drums). After a few listens, and getting more used to hearing this bonkers song structure, I can't deny that they've somehow made it work. I think it's just very subversive and unfamiliar at first obviously. Although that sensation that the song just ends prematurely and that something isn't quite complete hasn't left me yet, so perhaps it doesn't quite work after all -- I dunno. What I do know though is that they're clearly willing to take a punt on some kind of weird, experimental song structure, which I think is commendable!

That’s so wonderful to hear, thank you ❤️

Ahh thank you ❤️

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Haha, yeah, totally right ☺️👍

Same 🥁🔥

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They are trolling us so hard in this one. 😊

@@ingmarkronfeldt6174 😊

Hahaha, yeah, he really nailed the 80's look there! 🤣😍

Oh I know, their credits are usually amusing but doesn’t quite make for an entertaining reaction video segment just watching me read tiny text so I skip it when reacting 😁

@@SteveOGRock I have to disagree - I've seen several reactions that include reaction to the credits, which always makes me happy. And they are actually entertaining because it's "a part of the package" with Dirty Loops. Dirty Loops are both the phenomenal musicianship and the sense of humor in the whole video setup and editing + credits. But you're of cause free to make your reaction as you like. :-)

Actually the drummer Aron writes most of their music according to Henrik himself in an interview I did with him: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-W40lkyB7fp4.htmlsi=Q5I7r_h5oQvY_fFW Though perhaps Henrik gets compositional credit for chunks of the bass solo work here.

@@SteveOGRock I saw that interview and I know what you are saying about Aaron is true. I was surprised when Henrik's name and his name only filled in the Composer slot in my media player information for the song.

@@waregl72 In the credits of the video they're all listed as composers though. No idea why it only lists him on your media player though, and it's not yet up on Tidal 😤 so I can't check whether it's the same there. Maybe he wrote most of it?

That's how I felt too. I'm all for finding or trying new sounds but this seems like a lot of everything all the time and I can't actually appreciate what any of the band members are doing.

It’s an introduction to their new sound and new album coming soon.

Yeah, I had a similar feeling during the 2nd chorus when it was still just ring outs BUT I did enjoy it overall and it is growing for me still.

The epic chorus deserves a normal verse imo. Feels wasted on the bass-wanking which could have been a shorter stick or something. Want more! Coming from a huge DL fan! 👍

It’s not always about showing off skills, playing for the song itself is important ✅

@@SteveOGRock I was questioning how they got that sound.

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Hey Bryan, looking forward to you dropping that interview. One question I would have: how did Henrik come up with those solo lines? And what part in writing them did Aron play? They hook in so well and flawless with Aron’s drum lines and fills….

@@fiddlestix3025 I'll def something along those lines. I totally agree, there are times when there is all kinds of killer synch going on.

@@bryanf.1996 👍

I don’t have any suggestions from myself. You do you!

A drum cover of this could be fun actually. There’s plenty of space to play around.

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I think those lyrics you refer to are “…and I…” And yes, interesting idea about them being the opposite of the ones from “Next to you”… Henrik’s hair has been blond now for a while, so maybe people are used to it by now. He got a lot of comments back then tho ;) When asked why he’d gone blond, he said that he ‘wanted to look normal’ 😉 And I also wonder what’s happening with the Quincy thing 🤔

I kept waiting for the kick-ass groove to kick in and it never came. Henrik did his usual incredibly intricate pickin' but there was just no ooomph.

Definitely a different type of song for them. Good they’re trying some new things I reckon. It may grow on you.

That is perfectly ok

Ok now I like it. 😂🤣 It took some time for my brain to adjust to that bass, but its actually a great song once your brain can compute the sound from that bass.