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Givin’ Yourself Away will always remind me to the 18 years old version of myself. My first love and those innocent days. That’s a lifetime ago and so many loved ones lost along the way. Now i’m 48 and this song takes me back right there. Thanks for the video.

FREAKING AWESOME!!!! THAT'S WHAT I WAS LISTENING TO AS LOUD AS MY RADIO WOULD GO IN 1980'S❤❤❤

Simply prostitution!

A couple more twofers for ya: Bob Seger Travellin' Man/ Beautiful Loser. Esp off the Live Bullet album. Killer transition, too. You just can't listen to one without the other. The other would be The Loadout/ Stay from Jackson Browne. He's one of my all time favorite singers, too with. DEEP catalogue. Wild card pick: Jackson Browne AND Gregg Allman singing These Days as a duet live. Both recorded it. It's one of those magic moments in music. Half in the shadows behind them is an insanely good guitarist just ripping it up on slide: Jack Pearson. You can even see Jackson turn around several times, like holy hell!! One last: a live vid of Grace Potter and The Nocturnals playing Appologies. To a crowd in, i think Montreal. Early in their career. The crowd mostly sat there in stunned silence- magic was happening right in front of them! Fantastic song on the record- even better, here.

This song is a brilliant, scathing, intentionally inflammatory social commentary that rings as true today (2025) as when it was released back in 1988. Maybe even more so today, with MAGA riding herd.

That was really good that!!!!

Seventies were laid back

Mister please is another excellent song

You? Need to hear led zeppelin's boogie With stu

There are young lady is absolutely beautiful

Sarahrae it is such a pleasure to watch your channel You are really talented The fact that you love Blue Oyster Cult is Icing on the cake ❤

Why don't you show the video of music groups?

How about lay it down Ratt ?

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Thank you Sarah mae for playing this classic as I said in one of my other comments this is the song that got me in to Listerning to sweet wowsa all these classic songs by sweet sound as good today as they did back in the wonderful magical seventies

I love your reaction what a band the original sweet was i got in to this band upon leaving school in 1972 with the classic wig wam bam I'm although sweet did a fair bit of glam rock they were genius when they did hard rock one of the best bands ever so many wonderful memories with sweet R.I.P brian Connolly mick tucker steve priest sadly missed thank you

This is the only Journey song I like 😂

Songs like Don’t Shoot Shotgun and Run Riot didn’t hit me at first, but they grew on me quick. Some of my favourites

Steve was a beast!!!!!! Such a wonderful and unique guitarist with such a great style! He was definitely one of a kind and I miss him just as much today as ever before

Your so cute...

If you still do reactions, could you react to the punk band the adicts?

Great video!

You're a cat lover! Thank you! Because your cat was on your bed in the background, I subscribed. I hope you're feeling better.

"Black" studio version #Pearljam Black is as timeless as Sirens for the same reasons...

More Pearl Jam please ❤️

Ted Nugent is from Detroit. I grew up in his neighborhood. You do a great job.

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I don't know how true this is but the second song See Emily play I believe was about lsd but not 100% sure on that

Also check out Metallica 1985 Day on the Green For whom the bell tolls live He show cases his opening bass solo

In the live version You get to see Cliff in all his raw swagger And you can tell he's just having fun Which is so rare now in days

Check out Love Is Like Oxygen and No You Don't by Sweet

A wonderful reaction.Scorpions is a German band. Metallica, Bon Jovi, Iron Maiden and Def Leppard were support acts for the Scorpions. Axl Rose, Shakira and Pink, among others, cite the band as a role model. The Scorpions have sold around 110 million records and are still active. They will celebrate their 60th anniversary in 2025. Their musical style is described as hard rock and heavy metal. Their song Wind of Change was the most successful single in 1991 and the most played song on the radio worldwide.

And crowd goes crazy, seen them live in concert a times awesome show yay, still touring today 2024 , good review 🤘😆🤘🎤🎸🎸🥁🎄

I've always loved jims voice and felt a close connection to him.. As if we are related spiritually. You're so cute and pretty. I love your headphones with cat ears.. And you started playing with the 50s style cloth in your pony tail being lost in his voice.. He has a tendency to do that to women lol. You have such a beautiful smile. I know this was two years ago, but atleast this song brought me to your channel. Better late than never ❤

Just saw them live a few months ago and they were doing the anniversary of ouromania and rock rock till you drop was the opener, yes!! Pyromania still rocks 40 years yes!

Your reaction to that first harmony made my day 😆

Cool, fun watching people react to first hearing Van Halen. After all these years. I just watched you with the first song. But that was just Ed on guitar, one guitar, with a short echo on it, like you had mentioned-and some reverb. Then some phaser on the two melodic solo spots. 🤘🏻😝🎸

Robin and Barry were the lead singers, that is why the further back you go before the disco era the more Robin lead songs you will find. In-fact, it was Robin's lead on Massachusetts that gave the Bee Gees their first UK no 1 and his prominence on I Just Gotta Get a Message to you, that gave them their 2nd UK no 1. And both Robin and Barry on How Can You Mend A Broken Heart, that got them their first US no 1.

The greatest "Redneck Orchestra" to ever grace a rock stage live..................period.................bar none!!

i always loved the sweet

There is another young lady that gets it.She understands

I introduced everybody i knew in 1980 in Naperville Illinois to Scorpions they weren't played on the radio yet until blackout 82 i hung around an older German kid from Mannheim Germany i graduated in 84 ,ive been praying scorpions and schenker music since 81 on lead

Surrender...the 70's teenage anthem! I always saw it about a typical 70's teenager who thinks his parents are weird but still loves them, and when his folks were making out he goes up to his room, lights a joint and rocks out to the band Kiss.

You should check out Alex Lifeson from Rush. This man is a master, and monster, guitarist!

Your'e right! You cant overplay Boston. I'm 64 and it sets me as free as it did when I was 17! It never, ever, ever gets old.

As a teen in tne 70s i can say that most music then made us feel good! Probably the biggest difference between music in the last 30 years and the 70s and 80s. This is the music your grandparents grew up with. Its a whole different and free mindset.

If you only knew the king he was the best❤😢. He was kind and humble!

this song is also about the loss of his brothers robin passed after this performance currently barry gibb is the only one left barrys the oldest brother

I miss them bad. 😢