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I've got a live recommendation for you that is out of the usual reaction comfort zone. Try listening to the Pat Travers Live Album "Go For What You Know." Start with the first song "Hooked on Music" and go from there. I triple dog dare you....
Just wait Bro, you have a LLLOOOOONNNNGGG way to go! Theres is still tons of outstanding Artists that you still havent heard of yet. Im 56 and I am fortunate enough to have grown up thru the 70`s and 80`s and I listen to music everyday and I am still finding new stuff regularly. Do not shy away from the Deep tracks from the Giants of RNR because alot of the Deep Tracks are their best because these are the Gems that the Industry couldnt control,they ARE the Diamonds of artistry, exactly what the artists conceptualized!
Really enjoyed Your Review of various Acts and Songs. Love Your enthusiasm for Music. Try listening to a Band called Uriah Heep. Their Album Demons and Wizards, is a Classic. Keep Rockin'🎸 RONNIE 🙂 Scotland 🏴🎸
Yes there is another band. Every member of Deep Purple is extremely talented. Ian Gillan vocals, Richie Blackmore guitar, John Lord organ, Roger Glover on bass and Ian Paice on drums. Deep Purple Mark II. Check out their song Perfect Strangers live from their Come Hell Or High Water. ✌️❤️
I CARE.....I was born April 1954. I grew up with the Greatest Music In History. “The Beatles” Changed everything forever. The 60s set the table for the 70s and the early 80s and we all thrived on the best bands ever making incredible music, before it all started to go Digital with forms of noise I refuse to call music. In the past when I heard a song on the radio I couldn’t wait to hear it again ASAP….. Today when I listen to the top 40 stations I usually think… I never want to hear that crap ever again. Things have changed a lot since the 60s.
I am happily retired at 69 and have the time to enjoy watching "Reaction" videos. I copy the ones I like and show them to my grand kids so they can hear the songs and see others reactions. They like you a lot and you have your own folder in my computer. I have commented on several of your videos. I saw Pink Floyd Live 4 times. "PULSE" was the most incredible show I've ever witnessed. We want to see your reaction to this.....4 black brothers with a white drummer created this ICONIC Masterpiece from the 60’s Psychedelic Era Trust me…. You do not want your life to end without hearing this song. “TIME HAS COME TODAY“- The Chambers Brothers - Album Long version, then Live. PLEASE and Thank You. 1,595,600+ views so far. YOU will like it too
Check out UFO, "Rock Bottom" off of the Strangers in the Night Album AND Judas Priest "Sinner," off Unleashed in the East...both amazing live songs......or Queensryche "Take hold of the Flame " Live in Tokyo 1984 .....last but not least...how about Rush "Xanadu" live 1981.......all absolute classics.......apologies if you already have🎸🤟
70 y/o fan recommends watching the movie "The Wall". It made me cry every time I watched it - many times, of course. It's available on their facebook page.
I just watched your reaction to Chicago's '25 or 6 to 4' and I can tell by the grin you can't stop you might be interested in another great rock/horn band : "Sons Of Champlin" - the album 'Loosen Up Naturally' and the songs 'Freedom' or 'Get High'. (Although 'Get High' has a gimmick it is a very interestingly constructed song that will satisfy what you are looking for.) "The Sons of Champlin are an American rock band, from Marin County in the San Francisco-Bay area, formed in 1965. They are fronted by vocalist/keyboardist/guitarist Bill Champlin, who later joined rock band Chicago, from 1981-2009. They are one of the 1960s San Francisco bands, along with Jefferson Airplane, the Grateful Dead and Moby Grape." If you are interested in another case of underappreciated 'san francisco sound' greatness, may I point you to the band/album "It's a Beautiful Day" 1969 and the songs 'Hot Summer Day', 'Wasted Union Blues'...then you'll be ready for 'Time Is'.
I love these kinds of lists. Yours is great, although I'm not a big Floyd fan. Here's mine: Best song: *Kashmir* (runner-up, Stairway To Heaven) Best band: *ELO & Led Zeppelin* (tied for 1st) Best artist: *Elvis* (runner-up, Neil Young)
@@Rockmusicpodcast Well, *_almost_* completely--I've got Stairway 2nd. But real close. Keep up the great work, kid. And next from ELO, hit the studio version of their 1976 classic, *"Tightrope",* you'll love it!
Enjoying your channel. I don't think you've done B.B. King yet and believe you'd love him. I'll suggest Worry Worry Worry from his album Live at the Regal, recorded in Chicago on November 21, 1964.
I remember back in the day my uncle could tell who knew about music and bands. He said people who didn’t know music would say: I really dig that guy’s music and my uncle would say who? The guy would say Pink Floyd and I like the other guy’s music too they call him Led Zeppelin!!! Unbelievable! I’m glad you are getting an education in great rock bands and music particularly of the 70’s! Rock on dude! 😎😎😎👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻
You have a great taste in bands. My favourite song is Stairway to Heaven closely followed by Comfortably Numb and agree the Pulse live performance of Comfortably Numb is epic.
@@Rockmusicpodcast Let me ask you how much live Zeppelin you've watched/listened to, and which Floyd live outdoes Zeppelin? What are you basing your opinion on?
I'm 67 and have been listening to music for over 50 years. There are so many great bands over this period. My 15 favorites are: The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, The Who, The Allman Brothers Band, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Rush, Pink Floyd, Credence Clearwater Revival, Tom Petty, Chicago, Tool, Queen, Deep Purple, AC/DC, The Eagles ... My favorite live performance video: Phil Collins - In the Air Tonight, 2014 Live in Paris
We would've definitely loved to have you with us back in the 70s and 80s, you would've loved the love concerts! You would have so fit right in..........that's a compliment by the way.🙃🤠
Did you try any muse live? I recommend you watch muse. Knights of cydonia live at Rome Olympic stadium. Also have you watched any pink Floyd at live 8? Try comfortably knumb live 8. Last time they played together and with Roger waters back just for that show.
Led Zeppelin! No band comes close to those GOATS, in my humble opinion of course. Please listen to their many, many other killer songs, and you will agree with me!
Their is no list where Jimmy Page & John Bonham are not in the top 3 of all time period. In my opinion they are #1 of all time. No one is diverse on the Guitar as Jimmy Page. No one is as precise & diverse on the drums as John Bonham. No other guitarist or drummer could follow evert direction they go. Robert Plant always the Gold standard of Rock Singers & always in top 5 greatest rock Singers of all time. John Paul Jones is always top 10 bassist - keyboard - mandolin, etc. The glue of the sound. And, Bonham follows Jimmy which is another different characteristic. John Paul looking at both & keeping it glued. Robert the beautiful Welch voice.
#1 PinkFloyd I've seen live multiple times and is it's own genre, but there is other excellent bands that entertain as good in there own right, Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, AC,DC Iron Maiden, Saxon, Motorhead, Dr Feelgood, Dumpys Rusty Nuts, E,L,O , Queen, Yes, T Rex, Judas Priest, Uriah heep, Supertramp, Rainbow, Marillion, Def Leppard and many many more.
Although Pink Floyd are my all time favourite band, i agree that Led Zeppelin are not far behind. Generally i chill out to Pink Floyd but if i want to rock out i would usually go for AC/DC or British rock band Thunder.
You should check out live Child In Time by Deep Purple everyone in the band is a legend especially the singer Ian Gillan . Check out Speed King and Highway Star they are going to rock you out of your seat
i notice a trend ... older music fans recommending stuff to you i knew this was coming when the 50's rock n roll was condemned as black music . then in the 70's it was "popular " ( amongst social abnormalities ) to like spirituals etc , then it became fashionable to be able to quote blues history and specific musical items were attributed to artists ...which is nuts ... " this guy used to bend notes so bending notes is his thing ... save me!!.. oh how i wish those racist "££$$$ers were here now to see how wrong they were about everything music isnt a knife ... its a glue
Nominate Rush as a band with every member in the conversation for best ever at their instruments. Neil Peart and Bonham close on drums. Alex Lifeson id’d by Eddie Van Halen as best guitarist (at least a contender with Page and several others). Geddy Lee might be the best multi-instrumentalist (bass, synths with hands and feet, vocals). To appreciate Geddy you have to see them live. Would recommend Exit Stage Left (1981). m.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-q0xkMfiHIec.html
I am not sure if you have listened to a band called Yes. This is another phenomenal band that are contemporaries with pink Floyd. Maybe start off with the song titled Roundabout.
Bro, saying that Led Zeppelin is the “dream team” is crazy. They’re just 4 guys with great talent, who clicked. There are better individual players, and singers out there. Robert Plant wasn’t even the first choice for vocalist. He got the job when Steve Marriott’s manager said he’d kill anyone who tried to take him away from Humble Pie. That being said, Led Zeppelin is always in my ever revolving top 5
Plant wasn't Page's first choice because Page didn't know about him until someone told him to go check him out. Plant hadn't been on the music scene all that long beforehand and was just getting started.
@@Rockmusicpodcast None. Not only individually some of the best out there, these guys were completely on the same musical wave length, and there's a reason, even after disbanding 40+ years ago, that they still have the highest number of album sales, second only to The Beatles, of all rock bands. Edit: Lots of great bands have given us some great music, but none were able to capture the magic of Led Zeppelin. It was like some sort of cosmic event when they formed as a band. ;)
I'm 73 and a music lover and I agree with you completely.The only advantage I have is that I got to see these performers when they were young and full of enthusiasm. I've seen most of them live onstage except Pink Floyd. I missed an opportunity to see them live on the Pulse tour in 1994. I will regret that till the day I die. I was a big Tool fan in the 90s and still love Grunge. I like reactions because we music lovers get to enjoy the best of the best together. In our daily lives, we just don't encounter many true enthusiast, but the Net gives us an opportunity to get groups of us from all over the planet to come together and enjoy. Thanks!!!
