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Millennial reacts to old music. Simon & Garfunkel reaction video, Sound of Silence. First time hearing Simon & Garfunkel. Best reaction videos to music. Best reaction to 70s music.
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00:00 Intro
00:46 Reaction Begins
03:51 Chatting about song
08:19 Conclusion
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@jwschnell1956 Год назад

IMO, Paul Simon is the best songwriter in the history of popular music. Just incredible.

@terryg3243 Год назад

Indeed he is, one of a handful....amazing

@1951woodygeo Год назад

His Graceland Album was brilliant .

@josephstach247 11 месяцев назад

Couldn't agree more!

@stephenhanft1226 Год назад

"Sound Of Silence" is Simon & Garfunkel's breakthrough single that went to #1 on the pop charts in 1965. This song is a timeless classic and its lyrics still resonates today. Their sound harmonizing together is stunningly beautiful and seeing them performing these songs live is always a treat. Simon & Garfunkel were heavily influenced by another legendary vocal harmonizing duo, The Everly Brothers. They are another duo that I'd love to see you introduce their music to your channel.

@chadbennett7873 Год назад

The Everly Brothers and Simon & Garfunkel are the best examples of two-part harmony in musical history. Nobody else compares, and you can certainly hear the influence of the former on the latter. I learned how to harmonize listening to Phil and Don.

@paumercado19 Год назад

Nothing beats the original version of Simon and Garfunkel's Sound of Silence. Tho this live version is very much in their later years, the essence is still there. S&G's songs is more on storytelling on what was the vibe of that era. While the song gives us that glimpse of hopelessness but their voices gives us a glimmer of hope telling us to avoid what can happen.

@JASHJustASectionHiker Год назад

Agree with you.

@marianfoley5821 8 дней назад

They 1st met at 11 years old & started singing. They had a hit single at 15 years old. Their record company named them Tom & Jerry.

@armadillotoe Год назад

The melancholy of this original is much better than the anger of the remake IMO.

@joenewman6494 Год назад

No it’s not

@oldmankell Год назад

@@joenewman6494 Yes, it is.

@Barzo7 Год назад

Great live version of the song. A classic song from the 60s that has stood the test of time. Loved it...

@robertdoyle3001 Год назад

Young lady, you are very perceptive! The "neon god" transcends generations. Your comments about current technology are spot on. I was a child of the '50s and, even then there seemed to be a disconnect among people. Our "neon god" was segregation. I remember three bathrooms at many public places in the South: men, women, and colored.

@VIDSTORAGE Год назад

A true 60s classic , it always sounds so intense with a message that is just trying to get to you to wake up.. ''' Mrs Robinson''' ,you will like that one especially for the first time .. Donavan / Atlantis another 60s gem if you want to check it out ,it is very nice....

@michaelway7936 Год назад

Disturbed's version is great, but this is the definitive one- it's a classic in every sense of the word

@colinstevens2691 Год назад

Another brilliant song from S&G ..absolutely beautiful with wonderful harmonies as usual ❤️

@aBeatleFan4ever Год назад

While this live performance from 2009 is still wonderful.... I have to wonder why you chose this version - over their live performance in Central Park from 1981, which is a much better version (or one from the 1960s) or just listen to the original single version which came out in September of 1965. Your thoughts on the relevance of the song are spot on.

@tvgator1 Год назад

Gotta say one more thing while it’s fresh in my mind; it’s interesting to me that mom literally exudes so much youthful energy from her past and it radiates (each time she picks a song) and yet her young daughter is so filled with a kind of empathic wisdom (seemingly beyond her years) and connection to music, that she’s able to relate it most times to her own and others situations today. I hope that wasn’t too much goobelygook but this how you two relate to me. Mom’s a super young soul while daughter is so wise beyond her years kind of vibe. Good stuff!

@generationgapreacts Год назад

That is so interesting that you picked up on that! Sometimes mom and I joke that I'm the old wise one and she's the fun youthful one. We even say "Wait, which one of us is the mom?" and that translates into our music choices too. Not at all a goobelygook but actually spot on!

@larrydeshazo260 Год назад

The Best Version of Sound of Silence is From S&G's 1981 Concert in Central Park!!!!

@janicetrimmell6897 Год назад

OMG, just got home from work and found this (and others). They were very young when this was written. It seems like I have known it all my life. Your interpretation seems right on. Of course they couldn't know what kind of silos we would be in almost 60 years later, but I think they were saying if you can't communicate you can't connect, and extend it one farther, if you can't connect, you can't love. Well I love this song. Where I lived when I was in junior high and high school, the evening newspaper printed a Wednesday section geared toward teenagers. Every week they would print a song lyric with the chords. I couldn't wait to cut them out and paste them in my "fake book" (just a small note book I kept with my guitar with chords to songs I liked). This was one of them. Thanks for doing this.

@bonand007 Год назад

Focusing off the the great song itself, your comments strike a chord, and are very true in this day and age. Bravo both of you! 👍👍

@bevnickel7693 Год назад

This world has changed,we need to get back to the time when people loved and respected each other.Nice song choice.

@1951woodygeo Год назад

His Graceland Album was brilliant .

@pamelapasechnick6899 Год назад

Great reaction! I grew up in the 60's, so I'm VERY familiar with Simon & Garfunkel's version of this amazing song! When you react to Disturbed's cover of "The Sound of Silence" I would suggest that you react to their official music video because although the live performance is vocally superb, the visual graphics of the video take the song to another level! Then, you really need to react to Pentatonix' cover of this amazing song. I really enjoyed your reaction and look forward to seeing more of your reaction videos!

@MisterWondrous Год назад

I had heard about millennial people and girl, you don't look anywhere close to 1000! This song was so important that we studied it in high school around 1970. Love your show, and the idea of your show. Teach your children, and your parents, well. Teach them about the rain, the park, and other things. The ashes, the rain, and I. Will thank you for it. Peace, love, and eternal grooviness.

@festidious2644 Год назад

Hello, Mr. Wondrous: I love both of those songs, especially the latter.

@luckyskittles8976 Год назад

Another song with a timeless message "At Seventeen" by Janis Ian

@benbotha3624 Год назад

TIMELESS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@Mycroftsbrother Год назад

"And the people bowed and prayed, to the neon god they made." Prescient. Technology gives people the ILLUSION that they have friends, or they are connected in a meaningful way, or that they can somehow make a contribution to the world by means of "Tweets" or "Tik-Tok" videos.

@williamfaust5769 Год назад

While I am not sure what Paul Simon was thinking when he wrote Sound of Silence, I lived through that era and most people took it for an anti war song. Vietnam was in full swing and soldiers were dying. The hippie movement embraced these kind of verbal protests against such actions and it was very popular. The original album version is much better, but it is so nice that they can still harmonize and sound so fantastic together. Try Scarborough Fair, The Boxer, Bridge Over Troubled Water, and Homeward Bound for some other great songs by them.

@awall1701 Год назад

Nice to have you back ladies safe and sound.

@generationgapreacts Год назад

THANK YOU!

@billshine401 Год назад

Hey! You're going down an S & G rabbit hole. It goes deep.

@michaeljk555 Год назад

This is my favourite song & performance of theirs. Simply beautiful. I wish I was there in person, the atmosphere must have been amazing. Really enjoyed this one.😊

@I.am.Iain-81 Год назад

I'm looking forward to seeing your reaction to the Disturbed version, it is absolutely beautiful. A stunning song and their voices are perfect with each other!!

@tonycg9952 Год назад

love that one from disturbed also

@brucekastel707 Год назад

I was just starting college when I first heard this song and bought the album. It is just as relvant to me now as it was the first time I heard it.

@broadband01 Год назад

nice song ladies,,,,,,good choice

@Isleofskye Год назад

100% RIGHT about the effects of Technology. We went on a walk in The English Countryside yesterday and you could guarantee 20 years ago a virtual, 100% " Good Morning" response the percentage has gradually lowered and in quick succession, there was 6 younger people walking by and not one greeting.In fact the first Man and the next one, soon after, looked like Zombies. Very sad and quite disturbing though many of the older walkers DID still say "Hello"

@rayjennings3637 Год назад

Probably the most popular song of a generation! I imagine this is probably at the top of that generation's lifetime sountrack - and always will be.

@mochasmiley9743 Год назад

So brings to mind the 1968 or ‘69 Academy award winning movie The Graduate”, starring Dustin Hofman. 🙂👍🏿

@LuckyDawgProductionsModerator Год назад

This is my favorite song by Simon & Garfunkel. Love it. Such a sad song, but their vocals are so beautiful and the harmony is fantastic! It was featured in the movie The Graduate with Dustin Hoffman. Great movie there. And it features another great song, Mrs. Robinson. Great reaction Mama Gap and Baby Gap! ~Sue

@sandralorenz1796 Год назад

It is so fun to watch the expressions on the young one's faces when they are exposed to my generation's music. Love it. Check out Paul Simon's "50 Ways to Leave Your Lover".

@AlamoDame7 Год назад

Such a wonderful song, powerful lyrics! My college period top five! Brings back my 60s youth.

@ducatiman1309 4 месяца назад

Great comments ladies ! - so much about life nowadays !!! As an older guy , I just feel now that life is all too much to keep up with . Older people are disconnected X

@TheMkamix Год назад

This is such an incredible song.

@Mr54nomore Год назад

This was written in 1964 through the turbulent 1960's also known as a 'Generation Lost in Space.' The 60's were full of protest in particular against the Viet Nam war. It was a time of Hippies, Free Love, the British invasion of Rock & Roll spearheaded by The Beatles and the Rolling Stones. There were new sounds to rock & roll like: Psychedelic music, Heavy Metal Rock, Punk Rock, and Grunge Rock. There also was heavy drug use with the introduction of cocaine. There were also race and political riots. This song portrayed a time where we almost went to nuclear war with the 'Union of Soviet Socialist Republics' (USSR) Russia in 1962. Russia had nuclear tip missiles just 90 miles away on the island of Cuba. It came to be known as 'The Missiles of October.' Thank goodness president John F. Kennedy had the guts to stand up to the (Soviet Union) Russia.

@keiron.4612 Год назад

What you said was so true social media has taken over the world and not in a good way my grandfather used to tell me so many stories I miss him so much this song is so moving when you listen to every word the boxer is an amazing song to by Simon and Garfunkel thank you for another lovely video

@SilverFang95 Год назад

Eh, social media is a double edge sword. You get more information and faster, but it's up to you to know which is the true information. It's better to get your information from all sorts of outlets, not from just a couple.

@natmanprime4295 Год назад

Great stuff guys 😊

@kathystammen8774 Год назад

What a beautiful song! I adore this classic!

@parsifal40002 Год назад

We need to talk to one another especially now in the 21st century. This song is so relevant today! We have become so disconnected from each other!

@luckyskittles8976 Год назад

They're voices were of course different (better?) in they're younger days, but still enjoyed seeing this!!

@Berg126 Год назад

This is just what I hoped for and wrote in a comment the other day, the disturbed version will make tears... Looking forward to it so much

@chrisholland6052 Год назад

Again, you've reacted to a song that is truly timeless. This song is great because there are many interpretations, you can read into it what you most relate to.

@badrigravesande6952 Год назад

Excellent analysis

@jwschnell1956 Год назад

Also, after you've reacted to Disturbed's wonderful rendition of Sound of Silence(I highly recommend the live version from the Conan O'Brien show) you should react to the same song covered by Pentatonix. Both of these covers are spectacular.

@margaretnicol3423 Год назад

So glad you're doing both this and Disturbed official video.

@heinzom111 Год назад

Hello, I have a suggestion for you: 'ZAGER AND EVANS - IN THE YEAR 2525'. The song is from 1969. And if you listen carefully to the lyrics, you won't believe it. What visions the Band had back then, only they were wrong about the date, is now. best regards

@cnatview Год назад

As others have said, I can't wait to see your reactions to Disturb's cover. I too was a young teen when this song came out and it has always been a favorite of mine. I was hesitant to listen to Disturb cover it but I am glad I did. This song will always belong to S&G in my heart but I also have grown to love Disturb's cover. Thanks for your reaction. Take care and be well. Peace.

@1951woodygeo Год назад

Another classic by them live this song .

@frankofva8803 Год назад

I truly enjoyed your comments relating to this song. I could not agree more. Kids today (I have three) "date" for months via social media and almost never see each other face to face. So sad. They are missing so much.

@lookathistory Год назад

Your comments absolutely nailed it perfectly. You go go up to someone and say “ how are you doing”? And they say “I’ll email you”!… we are losing each other. Paul Simon knew it then, and we know it now.

@edwardmartin5569 Год назад

Paul Simon was a genius in his song writing and portrayed life and the problems involved. 👍😊♥️

@finianlacy8827 Год назад

What a sublime and timeless song...and a wonderfully intelligent and insightful reaction....The concept of the NEON LIGHTS representing technology even today was particularly important....Lots of love to you both !! Fin..London UK 🇬🇧 ❤️ ♥️ xx

@mikefixx7177 Год назад

It was good live but you really need to hear the studio version which is much better

@musicloverchiefsfan5410 Год назад

Great reaction and insight! It's great you are reacting to Disturb's cover of this song, you should do the Pentatonix cover to this song as well! Some people have said S & G's version was the polite ask of us to heed a warning, and Disturb's version is the angry repeating of the warning. I like that!

@donaldsmith283 Год назад

I really love this group Simon and Garfunkel. I play them all the time on Alexa. Thank you

@patrician7445 Год назад

I saw them in concert back in the 60's. As with so many others, I was so saddened when they parted ways. I still listen to my albums today. I have to say that although their music is beautiful however you listen to it, it is best in the studio version because of the exquisite musical arrangements that are missing in other versions. Their "The Boxer" is one of the most beautiful musical arrangements I have ever heard. or will ever hear.

@onechopbuddy3849 Год назад

Silence like a cancer grows, this is so true - I recognise that In the past I’ve been a terrible communicator about my own needs…. Lyrics like this really hit home ❤

@mikeburgan7675 Год назад

You Duys are awesome!!

@kevindobson3701 Год назад

Awesome song

@margaretnicol3423 Год назад

I always hear it as a protest song.

@josephscally6270 Год назад

I think you are 100% correct in you understanding of this classic song. One interesting take on the two versions you are going to react to posits that the original calls people to connect and communicate and the Disturbed version which is very angry is the response to no one heeding the call.

@tedcole9936 Год назад

Hi, this is my first view of your channel, I’m impressed. Your comment about neon lights being phones now, but tv in the 60’s is on point! I’m old enough to to remember life before television; we got one when I was about 7 or 8. And I thought at the time, even that young: “well this tv thing is an interesting experiment… I wonder how this will go..”. I could see it changed how people interacted, as they all watched the same entertainment, and as that entertainment just became more captivating. No one seemed to notice or care or think about the effect tv was having on people. And now… oh, brother, whatever that effect was then has been amplified a hundredfold. Thank you, I’m a new subscriber right now..

@charlesstraight5499 Год назад

You hit the nail on the head they're singing about people speaking without listening and that was really big back in those days in New York New York back then was a pretty unfriendly Town especially to people that were coming to New York just to kind of check it out cuz New York's huge well when I say huge I mean very crowded lot of population in that's the kind of place you want to visit and enjoy your time when you visit but you don't want to stay and so in the 60s 70s and even into the '80s New York was a very difficult place to be and like you said they picked up on that and that's where this song came from plus Paul Simon is a veritable genius when it comes to songwriting I love most of the things he's ever written he just has a attack on the pulse of what's going on at the time he creates that song not specifically this song but the song he's riding at whatever time that may be.

@1951woodygeo Год назад

What gets me is those two had so much more to give it was a sad day when the broke Communication was the problem with them.

@mikhailbirukov7853 Год назад

This breakup of communication between people was apparently relevant back then in 1966 when it was written, but it has only got worse since then.

@richardkawucha1232 Год назад

This is the song that introduced me to this duo back in 1965. The haunting lyrics and music makes one stop and think. You need to explore their music library.

@richardkawucha1232 Год назад

This is much later in their career. Compare this to the studio version, from 1965, and note their voices haven't changed that much. Many of their songs were protest songs.

@markwilken2492 Год назад

Simon and Garfunkel tried to warn us. Disturbed had to scream it at us because nobody listened

@cembad5369 Год назад

I feel that the redubbed 1965 version produced/engineered by Tom Wilson is their [S&G] best performance.

@jamesburk2544 Год назад

I think the word that describes it best is alienation.

@charlesvaughn2192 Год назад

Please give a listen to their " Scarborough Fair"

@robertworrell6287 Год назад

Gee,I love this show and the live show Sunday was great.I'm 68 with a lot of records and I am learning a lot from you two. Pat did record Wuthering Hights also... without a 💃.

@generationgapreacts Год назад

Glad you tuned in!

@kathleenmayhorne3183 Год назад

they said it was about the coming of tv, so people were together, but sitting in silence.

@uwescholer8791 Год назад

Sorry, but you need to hear the studio version, pure perfection!!

@hywelspreadbury7093 Год назад

I heard your comments on sound of silence, ask mum about zaeger and Evans in the year 2525

@janicetrimmell6897 Год назад

Heard it over and over again at the swimming pool.

@alanoakley3242 Год назад

Their "I Am A Rock" is the OST of my 66 years on the planet

@gejuje Год назад

Paul Simon is one of the great songwriters and poets, of the 20th. century

@ubilo Год назад

A college crowd broke into this song at a Nixon speech. Perfectly summed up our existence.

@bretcullen5089 Год назад

Interesting note, the original version was supposed to be just voice and guitar because the song doesn't follow a real tempo other than the way the lyrics flow. To their surprise, a producer added drums to the album version but did not fix the tempo. If you listen to the album version you'll a number of tempo changes from the drums.

@xxx_phantom_xxxw_t_a9479 Год назад

Hello, very interesting reference to today's world with its means of communication, which we now take for granted. In this regard, a song text from the 1960s is once again up-to-date. Interesting thought. 👍👍👍

@hansgordy Год назад

I believe it's The Sounds of Silence.

@rodneybrewer7246 Год назад

Beautiful ladies, back when this first came out we didn't have cellphones and I feel back then the part where they say people talking without speaking, people hearing without listening, was us writing letters with pen and paper now it's all about cellphones with texting and emailing. Honestly since cellphones people can't survive without them (and sorry to say me included) I told my children before cellphones if you had 100 friends you knew 101 phone numbers by heart, 100 friends plus the number one phone number of all your home phone number. I was born in 1965 and I've seen a lot of changes in my 57 years a lot good but some bad, js me beautiful friends 😊

@richb313 Год назад

Paul Simon wrote the lyrics to this song and is a poet his use of words is very deliberate and there is evidence that he substitutes many words until the right one is found. Meanings are somewhat harder to pin down.

@hywelspreadbury7093 Год назад

I'm listening to blue bayou,you are going to get 100000 before long XOXO

@johnbattles1002 Год назад

Young lady, you hit the nail squarely on the head with your insights into how modern technology has affected the "humanity" of humanity! The facade of social media replacing the reality of social interaction is not only sad but also alarming, if the trend continues. Neighbors don't know one another -- and don't even want to! The nuclear family sitting together for meals and sharing conversations around the table, or playing board / card games, etc...... so many things missing today that I took for granted growing up in the late 50's, through the 60's, and first half of the 70's from baby to early adult, and, frankly, that I deeply miss! Thank you both for a wonderful reaction! I subscribed a few days ago, and I just love your personalities, your intelligent comments, and your obvious caring for each other! God bless!

@festidious2644 Год назад

Thank you for that nice reaction video. You spoke of a disconnection that you see today. You may interpret this differently than I do but let me tell you a wee story that came to mind as you spoke. A few years ago, I had a driveway full of snow and it took me 3-4 hours to clear it with a shovel. As I worked, at least 50 people walked by me and I made an observation; of the people obviously 40 years and older, 98% of them smiled and said hello. Of the people who were obviously 40 years old and younger, not one said hello or even looked at me. Everyone can come to their own conclusions as to what that might indicate. I love Paul Simon's writing but may I add that the words of the prophets are written on the pages of the Bible.

@generationgapreacts Год назад

Yes it is quite sad! Being a millennial, I understand all too much. It's very hard to connect with people my age, and when we do go out, most are on their phones a majority of the time.

@johnbattles1002 Год назад

Great comment and personal story! What takes me aback about those 50 people -- in BOTH age groups -- is that, even though some smiled and spoke, NONE offered to stop and ask if they could help you. I was living in Asheville, North Carolina, when the "Blizzard of '93" hit. Twenty inches of snow in the yard and driveway! So, I know how strenuous snow shoveling can be. I would only hope, if I had been one of those 50 people, that I would have stopped and offered assistance to you. And by the way, YES, the words of the prophets ARE written on the pages of God's Holy Word -- but an increasing number of people don't even know or acknowledge that any longer! "As it was in the days of Noah, so shall the coming of the Son of Man be."

@festidious2644 Год назад

@@johnbattles1002 Thank you for that wonderful reply, John. Going against the trend, a couple of years later, a young fellow was walking home from high school and he did stop and ask if he could help. Having as much snow as we do here in Ontario, the general feel is that nobody would expect anyone to do this; I felt that the older group had given me everything a person could ask for. So, I thanked him and told him that the exercise was good for me and that I didn't expect him to shovel my driveway. He insisted that he wanted to and we spent the next 30 minutes shovelling and talking. He wasn't a believer but had been giving it some thought. When we were finished, he went home with a New King James bible that I had just recently purchased for myself. So this young man who stopped and helped had the same mindset as you only he wasn't a believer. I never heard from him again. It was very encouraging hearing from you, John. Looking for that blessed hope, and the glorious appearing of the great God and our Saviour Jesus Christ.

@festidious2644 Год назад

@@generationgapreacts or drop the 'F' bomb like Cody. 😮

@johnbattles1002 Год назад

@@festidious2644, thank you much, my brother in Christ, for your wonderful reply and story of the young man! Just goes to show that we can "plant the seed" anywhere -- even in the snow! Only eternity will reveal the results of that short conversation and your selfless gift of your Bible to him. God bless you and yours in every way! So glad I could be an encouragement to a fellow believer!

@Eric_L_Laney Год назад

You’re so right, Baby Gap and Momma Gap. Connections are lost when technology prevails. Losing a connection allows for wrong assumptions to be made about another person. Art and Paul still sound incredible in their older age!

@sorrystaunton Год назад

Should have listened to the Concert in Central Park version….love your reactions…

@Isleofskye Год назад

I really like you two and I have Subscribed but to be honest, while I listened intently to your comments after the song,I totally skipped your long pause during it as ANY interruption of this masterpiece breaks its rhythm, continuity and flow especially as it gains momentum. This was in front of 500,000 people in Central Park and the original studio is hauntingly beautiful, as well Guys. Good Luck from South East London..

@maritamcnichol8849 Год назад

Listen to one of the video's when they were a bit younger... the harmonies were way better. Still a great song.

@daveloboda1769 Год назад

One of so many great songs from these two. Try my personal favourite, "Kathy's Song". Art Garfunkel describes it as being Paul Simon's best love song.

@kevinwinsor6406 6 месяцев назад

"Hello Darkness My Old Friend", I heard the story Art Garfunkle had a blind roommate in college.

@kevinoreilly205 Год назад

Paul Simon wrote this song when he was jus seventeen

@bobdelp2023 Год назад

TALKING WITHOUT SPEAKING, HEARING WITHOUT LISTENING 🙃 ACTIONS!

@boomeister2 Год назад

The original "studio" version is still the best although this wasn't bad for their later years. Kathy's Song, For Emily (Wherever I May Find Her), Homeward Bound, America or The Boxer are all songs from that album that are worth a listen.

@victorluke5816 Год назад

This is one of my favorite songs. Disturbed did a great angry version of it. If you get the chance to do the trifecta with PTX with their hopeful version. You will need to do a lot of filter and pausing with PTX if don't want it blocked.

@Titus-as-the-Roman Год назад

I still do not own a smart phone, I have a flip phone that keeps me in contact with loved ones. Before my job accident which forced me into retirement, I worked on all kinds of large, nasty, industrial/commercial automated equipment all over the country and I didn't need that thing in my face.😁 1964=7 yrs.old.