You all prolly dont care but does someone know of a method to log back into an Instagram account?? I was stupid lost the login password. I appreciate any tips you can offer me!
@Korbyn Rowan Thanks for your reply. I got to the site on google and im in the hacking process now. I see it takes a while so I will reply here later with my results.
She was a master at making you feel the lyrics. And her voice was one of a kind! Such a powerhouse but delicate and emotional as well. She knew when to put the power behind it and when not to.
Thank you for giving Marie the attention she deserves. She was not a metal or goth singer, but she was a soulful and rocker singer, and she sang with passion and love for those who adored her. I've loved her for 30 years, so thank you for respecting her legacy.
Roxette was the first cassette tape I owned. I was a little kid of about 8 or 9 years old. I stopped your video 2 seconds after she started singing, because I started bawling like a baby. She was something special.
This song made me understand that a singer didn't have to SHOUT to get the point across. A voice can be soft, gentle, SAD, and also very powerful. I loved listening to it on the radio. It really packed a melancholy slap. It told a HURTFUL story, like the blues. But it was POP. Marie made this song LUXURIOUS with deep, soulful meaning. Unless we live under a rock, we have all had a heart stabbing loss of some kind, leaving us bewildered, staggered, bereft, and unable to cope. So THIS song, even though it wasn't the blues, really WAS the Blues. One of the reasons that I love Nightwish so much, after just discovering them about ( Jehosephat!) a month ago, is that Tuomas puts ALL of his heart and soul out there, in the lyrics and music. Emotional exhibitionism. He uses the other members of the band as his voice and means of narration, but it's mostly all him. And its LAVISH!!! How do I explain? Ah...if you are an emotional vampire, you don't go away hungry.
I wanna say thank you for your passionate & beautiful reaction & it was nice to hear other singers' thoughts about this iconic song & one of our most beloved singers voice, from a Swede that grow up with their music all the way from Sweden, With Love...
This is a superb reaction and analysis. I have been kinda in love with Marie since "The Look" and a poor musician BUT i SOOOOOO agree with all you are saying here. Not first language, quality of execution and song writing,. You are just correct with EVERYTHING you say. Not just about Marie/Roxette but music in general. You have a new subscriber here!
This hits me in my feels for sure. First time i shed a tear from a song was this song sung by the chipmunks when i was 4yo in my walkman when mum had left my dad in the middle of the night and we drove overnight to my grans. I didnt know what was going on. Lifes a funny old thing. Great reaction
Thanks for this reaction Elliott! Marie was an awesome artist. Next time try the song SO FAR AWAY taken from Pearls of Passion album. Hug from Argentina.
Hello Nat ☺ I don't think I'd ever heard the live version of this classic... beautiful. The song takes me right into the movie Pretty Woman. Another great female-lead song from a well-known movie is Jane Siberry's "It Can't Rain All The Time" from The Crow. (She also did an incredible duet w/ K.d Lang on the song "Calling All Angels"). Thank You for another enjoyable reaction & take care.
Oh Nathan! When i saw your {and Jordan's) NatChat about Marie i was a bit surprised at you not remembering much about Roxette. Glad your rediscovering their music, and especially Marie's voice! Love it.
I absolutely loved your reaction. Please, please do yourself a favor and listen to her 1990 soloalbum Den Standiga Resan. I still hate myself for not having discovered it earlier on. She wrote all the material herself and it’s a very haunting, dark and personal record. Completely different from Roxette, though I love them. I don’t speak Swedish but the music and her voice make you understand everything you need to understand, with topics such as death and suicide it’s something different. Stuff she couldn’t express in the band. And her voice is a-ma-zing on that record. Would love to hear you do a review on that one!
Thanks, really loved that! What a voice that woman possessed. Speaking of the dead, shouldn't you do one on Ian Curtis, missed by so many, 40 years this year? I'd love to hear your take on Joy Division's "New Dawn Fades".
Maybee you should try Sabaton..en livstid i krig ( a lifetime of war ) Great Tour Gothenburg 2020 , for me is the ultimate singing along.so good..if you not get schills i buy you a dinner. )
And Marie had a flu during this particular concert. Her voice wasn't at her 100%. The recordings of this tour during South America were so much better.
Loved your emotional and heartfelt reaction to this. She was 1 in a billion ... and still is one of the greatest female vocalists ever!
You all prolly dont care but does someone know of a method to log back into an Instagram account??
I was stupid lost the login password. I appreciate any tips you can offer me!
@Kyle Yael instablaster =)
@Korbyn Rowan Thanks for your reply. I got to the site on google and im in the hacking process now.
I see it takes a while so I will reply here later with my results.
@Korbyn Rowan it worked and I now got access to my account again. I'm so happy!
Thank you so much you saved my ass!
@Kyle Yael Happy to help :)
RIP Marie Fredrikkson. Forever an icon🙏
She was a master at making you feel the lyrics. And her voice was one of a kind! Such a powerhouse but delicate and emotional as well. She knew when to put the power behind it and when not to.
Thank you for giving Marie the attention she deserves. She was not a metal or goth singer, but she was a soulful and rocker singer, and she sang with passion and love for those who adored her. I've loved her for 30 years, so thank you for respecting her legacy.
Roxette was the first cassette tape I owned. I was a little kid of about 8 or 9 years old. I stopped your video 2 seconds after she started singing, because I started bawling like a baby. She was something special.
In 87 I got an LP player with double cassette deck and 1 LP, the LP was Roxette Pearls of Passion. What a debut album, so many amazing tracks.
@@js0988 can I talk to you outside of TH-cam? I know you understand what I said.
Its almost like roxette is the casset band. Live just between LP and CD in the smal gap (1997-1991) when neither was popular.
I can't watch Marie now without being choked and emotional. Such a sad sad loss, but hey, we were blessed to have her while she was here :(
Marie of Roxette was the BEST. Her voice just takes you to another place. RIP, sweet angel, Marie. She sings to God and His angels now.
This song made me understand that a singer didn't have to SHOUT to get the point across. A voice can be soft, gentle, SAD, and also very powerful. I loved listening to it on the radio. It really packed a melancholy slap. It told a HURTFUL story, like the blues. But it was POP. Marie made this song LUXURIOUS with deep, soulful meaning.
Unless we live under a rock, we have all had a heart stabbing loss of some kind, leaving us bewildered, staggered, bereft, and unable to cope. So THIS song, even though it wasn't the blues, really WAS the Blues.
One of the reasons that I love Nightwish so much, after just discovering them about ( Jehosephat!) a month ago, is that Tuomas puts ALL of his heart and soul out there, in the lyrics and music. Emotional exhibitionism. He uses the other members of the band as his voice and means of narration, but it's mostly all him. And its LAVISH!!! How do I explain? Ah...if you are an emotional vampire, you don't go away hungry.
you definitely win the internet today. thank you for those words, couldn't be more true!
RIP Marie. Your sweet voice will forever be missed live and will now forever be treasured in albums and videos. We loved you!
I wanna say thank you for your passionate & beautiful reaction & it was nice to hear other singers' thoughts about this iconic song & one of our most beloved singers voice, from a Swede that grow up with their music all the way from Sweden, With Love...
Love Marie fredrksson great Singer
More Roxette reactions! 👍
This is a superb reaction and analysis. I have been kinda in love with Marie since "The Look" and a poor musician BUT i SOOOOOO agree with all you are saying here. Not first language, quality of execution and song writing,. You are just correct with EVERYTHING you say. Not just about Marie/Roxette but music in general. You have a new subscriber here!
Loved the 80s love Roxette, love this song. Thank you from Hampshire 🇬🇧
What a beautiful reaction. It's rare that someone can feel music that much, the world needs people who feel.
This hits me in my feels for sure. First time i shed a tear from a song was this song sung by the chipmunks when i was 4yo in my walkman when mum had left my dad in the middle of the night and we drove overnight to my grans. I didnt know what was going on. Lifes a funny old thing. Great reaction
the most amazing BAND!!
Thanks for this reaction Elliott! Marie was an awesome artist. Next time try the song SO FAR AWAY taken from Pearls of Passion album. Hug from Argentina.
Well done Sir I can see you trying your best to hold it together!! I am exactly the same with this!!!
I’ve seen comments under Listen to your heart från Borgholm castle ruin stating that Marie had a throat infection at the time.
Hello Nat ☺ I don't think I'd ever heard the live version of this classic... beautiful. The song takes me right into the movie Pretty Woman. Another great female-lead song from a well-known movie is Jane Siberry's "It Can't Rain All The Time" from The Crow. (She also did an incredible duet w/ K.d Lang on the song "Calling All Angels"). Thank You for another enjoyable reaction & take care.
Oh Nathan! When i saw your {and Jordan's) NatChat about Marie i was a bit surprised at you not remembering much about Roxette. Glad your rediscovering their music, and especially Marie's voice! Love it.
She was bloody fantastic, it almost makes me cry lien to her now, she past way to early
I used this when I had time in a large room, jazz ballet heighten the experience
I absolutely loved your reaction. Please, please do yourself a favor and listen to her 1990 soloalbum Den Standiga Resan. I still hate myself for not having discovered it earlier on. She wrote all the material herself and it’s a very haunting, dark and personal record. Completely different from Roxette, though I love them. I don’t speak Swedish but the music and her voice make you understand everything you need to understand, with topics such as death and suicide it’s something different. Stuff she couldn’t express in the band. And her voice is a-ma-zing on that record. Would love to hear you do a review on that one!
Thanks, really loved that! What a voice that woman possessed. Speaking of the dead, shouldn't you do one on Ian Curtis, missed by so many, 40 years this year? I'd love to hear your take on Joy Division's "New Dawn Fades".
Yes!!! Joy division and New order
Wow, I never saw her live, the audience connection is up their with Freddie Mercury and John Farnham
Pelle Alsing, the drummer from Roxette has died on december 19th :(. Go and meet Marie in heaven.
Shes great
Rip Marie. What's trooper you were for years!
good reaction ... we were here ... as Nightwish would say ..
She was not only from sweden.. she was from Scania... sort if the north irland of sweden.
Oh i sure miss Marie 💟💟💟
She was Unique..! Beyonce, Adele or all of those silly singers were nothing compare to her!! Marie painted words and emotions with her voice.
Quality! React to First Aid Kit - Emmylou!
Jennifer rush the power of love....
Maybee you should try Sabaton..en livstid i krig ( a lifetime of war ) Great Tour Gothenburg 2020 , for me is the ultimate singing along.so good..if you not get schills i buy you a dinner. )
And Marie had a flu during this particular concert. Her voice wasn't at her 100%. The recordings of this tour during South America were so much better.
Nat,when will the reaction to Dimash?))
React to listen to heart and the look
Try "Stars" ...
Ditch the wig.