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You kinda nailed it with the comments about 'Paranoid', as it was different than the other songs on the album. Wasn't written for a single though, but because they were in the studio and had a few minutes worth of music they had to put down on the album. So while the rest of the band went to lunch, Tony Iommi stayed back and came up with the 'Paranoid' riff. Geezer and Ozzy then put the lyrics together and the track got laid down. A happy accident as it was short enough for radio play and became their biggest hit.

Back again - needed moar

Eu simplesmente amo construção de Chico buarque, uma boa também é a musica:Cálice,do chico também

Not only is this song about how the US consider themselves the true "americans", while there is the rest of america ohtside the US, this song is algo about how almost the entirey of our continent is ruled by the US, since most of the events cited im the lyrics and imagery were coordinated by the US to destabilize countries that weren't aligned with US interests to put US puppets in their place, making these countries effectively US colonies, just not in a formal way like Puerto Rico.

I never thought I'd see Gary Oldman reviewing a Sabbath song. Good job Gary.

Another fun fact: Fiona Apple was named after a character in a 1950’s play called: “Brigadoon”. 😉

Heart of the Sunrise, it goes to many different places within it's ten minutes. Yes' bassist Chris Squire says he thinks it's the track that most represents the band.

It's pronounced "Why-Why-Zed"! It's the airport code for Toronto Pearson Airport

A whole other type of music from them, look for the live version of “In Your Room” from the Songs of Faith and Devotion tour. This was when Dave was toward the bottom of the drug usage. Nevertheless, that performance was amazing in its unique way.

Esta artista me recuerda a Florence Foster Jenkins 😂😂😂😂 Si quieres sorprenderte con musica virtuosa Has oido hablar de Astor Piazzolla ? Te recomiendo "chin chin" en vivo en Montreal o " la muerte del ángel".

Marisa Monte - Negro Gato / can you react?

truths like a cathedral

This one is an original. They are still together - although the guitarist (Ben) just resigned to step away from the rock band life. They are planning to replace him and keep going. They are an independent group and this song's lyrics are a good representation of how they are fighting against outsiders telling them how to make it. They do a killer cover of Hunger Strike if you haven't heard it yet. Pretty much everything they do is gold!

Fun Fact! This song is actually about worker exploitation of the time You see, during the 70s Brazil was going through a military dictatorship and people had to get REALLY creative to get around censorship

Wwwwoooooowww how did you do all that !!!!!!

Loved the maracas 😂😂😂❤❤❤❤ great job !!!!

Billie. is such artist ❤❤❤❤

Her voice is one in a million ❤❤❤ and her delivery is unreal

Guerra /war is a must to see !!!!!!!

I suggest you to give a go to retroviral from called 13.... Very much applicable to today,s issues❤❤❤❤

You deservedly earned a new sub, without even understanding the context of the images or the extensive references that resident said about many of the countries in Latin America, you were able to interpret the song in a majestic way and even give a very accurate example of the meaning of the song. talking about the middle east.

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For me, his genius lies in the fact that he didn't rhyme, but all Brazilians know what he meant. He said, "Silence in the town isn't heard; what do I gain being the son of a saint? It's better to be the son of another." In Portuguese, "escuta" (to hear) doesn’t rhyme with "outra" (another), but it does rhyme with "puta" (bitch). This way, he subtly insulted the dictatorship without explicitly saying it.

This is making me laugh haha good channel 🩵 her laugh at the end got me

Honestly hellish, This is even better the second time around 😂

At the time he sang this it WAS country.

Country has a wide range - I liive in Nashville and do not like "twangy" country music. Glenn Campbell = class!

Jack delivering the goods and Mark giving us another jewel of a reaction 🤣

Now that’s entertainment. Absolutely Stunning 🤭

The moment you mentioned Jon Stewart, I fell in love. He’s one of the only things making me laugh these days. As well as your vids! You begrudgingly becoming a Swiftie has a been a fun ride <3

I just like this album cause it’s sexy and floaty 🌿

I’m very happy to discover her here my sis was obsessed in high school and I forgot she’s so good. 🌿

Podrias reaccionar a GUERRA de residente... ❤

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Aborresco el hecho de que en ingles no hay otra forma de referirse a los ESTADOUNIDENCES mas que "Americans", lo que me resulta hasta asqueroro y entiendo por que si hay una en español y varias otra inventadas por distintos paises como "gringo" siendo la mas conocida hasta dentro de estados unidos (la cual a muchos gringos le parece ofensiva de forma ironica xd) simplemente tendria que haber un termino para ellos en ingles por que yo soy un "American" que no nacio en estados unidos ni tiene la nacionalidad de alli y vivo a 3 mil KILOMETROS. Simplemente asqueroso viendolo en su totalidad.

I don't think after almost 50 years you could tell Alex how to play. I think he's got it.

The US was founded by inmigrants tho

Te faltan subtitulos oe

Bro you've barely scratched the surface! Enjoy the Prince rabbit hole you're about to go down!

Augusto Pinochet was a Chilean dictator who came to power after leading a coup d'état on September 11, 1973. During his military regime, he implemented a policy of repression that included censorship, persecution, forced disappearances, and executions. It is estimated that over 40,000 people were victims of human rights violations, with thousands of political opponents killed or disappeared. Similarly, Operation Condor was an international campaign of repression coordinated among the military dictatorships of South America during the 1970s and 1980s, supported by the United States through the CIA. Pinochet played a crucial role in this operation, collaborating with other authoritarian regimes, such as those in Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil, Paraguay, and Bolivia, to eliminate political dissidents through torture, assassinations, and forced disappearances. This transnational network allowed the dictatorships to exchange information and work together in repressive acts, expanding the scope of their human rights violations. On the other hand, Víctor Jara (who is also mentioned in the video) was a Chilean singer-songwriter. After Pinochet's coup, Jara was arrested, tortured, and executed in the stadium of Chile (as shown in the video This Is Not America), which had been turned into a detention center. His murder became a symbol of the atrocities committed by the military regime.

I loved the reaction, I hope you do some more of him!!

Operation Condor or Plan Condor was a campaign of repression and state terrorism by the dictatorships of South America in the 1970s and 1980s with support from the United States. It was devised by the leaders of the regimes and their secret services who, encouraged by Washington, carried out torture, murders and forced disappearances, among other crimes. It was a coordinated system to nullify the left that was forged and developed in secret, and began to be uncovered in the 1990s.

Ozzy's best vocals IMO

From Brazil, I would like to suggest two other songs by Chico Buarque that were part of a play that he adapted to the Brazilian reality. The songs are Hino do Duran and Geni e o Zapelin. Subtitles are important not only for the translation but also for some nuances that your intelligence will certainly perceive. Congratulations on the Channel th-cam.com/video/5eUZVKNfOkM/w-d-xo.html&pp=ygUQZ2VuaSBlIG8gemVwZWxpbQ%3D%3D and th-cam.com/video/Dw2KoqV9tAc/w-d-xo.html

I'm not sure if you've already heard of her, but I recommend Mon Laferte 😊

What the video portrays is not an exaggeration. This video reflects the history and events of various Latin American countries. The man who is shot represents Víctor Jara, a Chilean singer-songwriter who was arrested, tortured, and murdered during the dictatorship. He was brutally tortured and beaten; his ribs were broken with kicks, and his hands were fractured with rifle butts. According to witnesses, while being insulted and beaten, his torturers mocked him by demanding he play his guitar. After four days, he was killed with more than forty gunshots in the old Chile Stadium.

Acoustic section ..untouchable.

Bill's drumming , as usual, is insane

En fait la chanson est sur la bande originale du film de wim wenders "les ailes du desirs "

YOU WANNA DO IT IN MY BUTT? IN MY BUTT , LETS DO IT IN MY BUTT