@@stawmtroopa1968 In 1992, an improperly secured lighting truss hit frontman Miljenko Matijevic on the head, breaking his nose, cheekbone, jaw, and twisted his spine.
Her reaction to his first belt was the best thing I'd seen in a long time. And then I saw her reaction to the last part of Eminem's Godzilla. SO MUCH Better than this.
Such a special song for me. My wife sang it to me on our wedding night & I sang it to her on the day she died, 22 years later. I'll never let you go xx
There was only a small window in the late 80s to discover this classic, but if you were lucky enough to hear it, you know it will never be duplicated 💯💝
I think this came out in the early 90's, making the window even smaller. That and his almost fatal injury unfortunately prevented the band from reaching massive success.
Mili was probably the most underrated singer of that time. Man's range is supernatural. A stage accident nearly killed him...glad to see he's back and doing well. Had this on cassette.
These guys would have been HUGE if it wasn't for that lighting rig falling on him. He had to learn to sing all over again, took him years to get back to where he was, and he can still belt out the notes. Well done sir, well done indeed.
Yea she is!!!! I keep watching this because i love her reaction to all the Steelheart vids she watches. Cracks me up to see her get surprised by his vocal abilities.
@@davidregan9872 I was thinkin the same thing! I bet, she would LOVE to find out, how many position's not only he could bend into, but get her all stretched out and bent up, all at the same time! I know you saw, her gettin all fired up, when she saw him bendin his back like that, didn't ya!? She even had to take a quick breather, AFTER, she caught herself gettin all hot & bothered with his good look's! I about fell out of my chair, when she got to sweatin as she was sittin in her chair! And, I bet, she wore some batteries out, after seein that video, too! LMFAO!!!
I think I can speak for everyone who has been listening to this song since the 80's when I say that I was just waiting for him to hit that first high note to see what was going to happen because we all knew it was coming but knew you had no idea what was about to happen!
@@motorcitymanman7711 So many great hair metal bands its very tough to say top 3. But probably Tesla, Cinderella, Guns and Roses. But I love hundreds of hair metal songs. I grew up in the 80s and 90s. Born in 76'.
@@motorcitymanman7711 soooo much great music from so many great bands, Skidrow, Black crows, LA Guns, Slaughter, Whitesnake, Great white, Motley, Warrant, Poison ect. This was the era I was becoming a man. Lol. As Vince Neil said "GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I beg to differ. He is in his late 50's. I saw him do this song maybe 5 years ago in a video here on YT. The song definitely was in a lower key compared to the original. I don't think he has the range he did in the 90's. It is just the way life goes as we age. We can no longer hit the high notes. The near-fatal accident hasn't hurt his voice. He still can belt out a great, classic Steelheart song with a strong vibrato, but the songs need to be in a lower key compared to the album's version. It happens to the best of them.
Yes Rebecca, one can never get enough of Miljenko Matijevic, that man is constantly blowing you away with how much range he has. If you want to see him at his absolute best range then watch Steelheart - Live in Hong Kong, CHN (1992) then skip to 04:18 to the song "Sheila". At the end of that song his voice goes up and through the stratosphere, he just keeps upping the game and goes higher and higher on each scream (with a B5 in the end), I hope you watch it and record your reaction your jaw will be on the floor I promise! ;) It's also a really entertaining song.
You really crack me up! As a fan of Steelheart for many years, I’ve seen this video a million times. But to be a witness of you watching it for what appears to be the first time, you honestly made me lol. Your wonderful personality keeps me coming back for more and more of your videos. Thank you so much Rebecca.
I was working as a DJ at WKZQ in Myrtle Beach SC when this song came out. Steelheart's record company brought them in to be interviewed one day. While we were between segments I jokingly asked Miljenco how big the clamp was they applied to him to hit that note at the 6:41 mark in this video. He laughed, stood up, spread his feet shoulder width apart, threw his head back, and hit that note for a good 7-8 seconds. Simply incredible voice, and a really cool guy.
@@alphamegaradio, I was there part-time from '88-'91, then full-time from '91-'97. When WKZQ was still at 101.7, and still the best station in Myrtle Beach. Back before automation, when we ran our own board by hand, and loaded up the CDs ourselves. When radio still had the human touch.
Oh agreed, man. Was gonna say.. KZQ was one of the stations that helped support and spin my former band Storm on regular rotation during 2001-2002. We did on-airs for the station in 2001. The staff was great. Worked in tandem with Rock 105 Jacksonville, etc. We toured a lot in that area to promote the album "In The Eye." If you were on staff there during that time, we probably know one another, bro. Storm went international sooner after that launch phase. Wouldn't that be strange - to bump into each other again, on Rebecca's channel thread? lol
me: know the peak is coming Rebecca: "What is his range? it's immense, isn't it?" me: -smirks- oh you 'll see. In all seriousness, this is one of THE greatest tunes from my high school years, so heck yeah I clicked as soon as I saw the notification. So glad you did it and enjoyed it.
No doubt, I saw them open for Bullet Boys and Great White in Dayton, OH in like '89 or '90, his voice was incredibly high and clear live, it sounded just like the recording.
Hi I'm thinking Milijenko is a very high B tenor B 5 or 6 5th octave with mixed head / chest voice F6/G6 with reinforced Falsetto , but dont quote me on that because I'm not totally positive in it !! My mom was a professional Opera singer so I know a few things about singing !! 🤘💖🤘😍
There IS an actual live version of this somewhere here on TH-cam, slightly different enough to know it's actually live but he clearly has little trouble hitting all the right notes!
I remember stumbling into a bar in Champaign Illinois around 1989 where Steelheart was opening and had no idea who they were. My reaction was about the same as hers.
This is the first hair band that I can say that I seen live, and the band's singer was unbelievable insane and his voice was phenomenal loud and clear and intense.
Absolutely my favorite video yet. I’ve seen SteelHeart live many times back in the day and not many singers can sound better live but Miljenko not only nailed it, he nailed every single time in fact he’s even doing it today. I’ve heard many people compare him to Sebastian Bach but not only does Miljenko blow him away live, Miljenko is hands down in a class all by himself.
Very true I just paid for a stream last month & watched it & he was soo great still hitting them high it’s truly amazing I know he takes care of Himself and his voice And that is important but on the other hand he is truly gifted as well ..
@@flavordave101 You are right 1991 is not an 80s,just like 1978 is the 70s but the mainstream in the 1991 was soooooo 80s,that way this song sounds so 80s,even movies made in 1990,1991,1992 looks like an 80s movie,simply because the mainstream couldn,t change when 90s started it takes around 2-3years,same goes for 80s,70s..... or even now for 2020.
Me: Wait for it Miljenko: Hits =THE NOTE= Rebecca: *Visibly flinches* That's the power of THE NOTE. An entire generation heard it, and understood their life was a lie. On that day Grunge was born.
Funny, that's always been my reaction (I was expecting the flinch/jump scare too!) Never Let You Go was IMO the capstone and end of hair bands. It hit it's literal peak, was complete, and cleared the way for the next thing. Grunge.
This woman is insanely beautiful and the accent just melts me. You could read aloud a book of all my life's failures starting with that spelling bee in 2nd grade and when you got to the end i'd ask you to repeat it.
This is an incredible song that is very underrated to be able to sing that high as a male is nearly unheard of! I have a very high range myself and have covered this song many times.
I've been waiting for you to do this band the first time I heard this guy sing was back in the 80s on MTV I immediately called my brother in the room and said holyshit listen to this guy
Rebecca, I honestly just love your reactions. You can tell they are genuine and not merely acting. Also, you've encouraged me to keep singing after I had a heart attack and major depression. I lost most of my singing voice after the heart attack and with the depression, I just didn't find joy in anything at all much less singing. Your encouragement has helped me to keep practicing and working on my voice (vocal music degree). I have increased my range to almost where it was before the heart attack. So, thank you for your encouragement.
I’m fairly confident this is the best hair band vocal performance ever. I remember being in my car hearing this for the first time on the radio, and when he hit that high note at the end, I was like, who is this? Immediately I went and got the MP3
1:15 EARGASM!!!!! I'm afraid Myles and Sebastian just got bumped on the OMGoodness scale LOL. Saw these guys live in the late 80's, sounded exactly like the album for all the doubters at the time that said Miljenko couldn't possibly sing that way live.
Not knocking Matajevic but listen to Myles perform Words Darker than Their Wings live at the Royal Albert Hall and you won't be saying Myles got bumped . . . they're both in the same category to me of rock singing gods. .
Now my recommendation it to let it sink in and do another video dissecting this song and his range. This guy is simply amazing. Listened to them for many years. Now you're gonna make me dig out some old Steelheart.
There's a series on TH-cam that goes through his range. What really incredible is listening to songs like Shelia live, and hearing how low he can go as well. th-cam.com/video/E1YEZ-MxTug/w-d-xo.html
Thank You for this Powerful song. He is the voice of Rock. He almost Died when part of the stage hit him in the head. thank God he recovered and is Still singing today. Only the asian men can come close to hitting the High Notes. The accident = song We all Die Young. He has turned into a great frontman for Steelheart
Live on Rick Dees Show is a great live performance of this song. Slaughter-Fly to the Angels live MTV unplugged is great too. Mark Slaughter had a wild range too
WAHT? WAHT ahn ahth wahs THAHT? I just about had to lie down. Her reaction was priceless to that first high note. Then her impersonation of hillbilly twang was priceless too
There were two moster vocalists in the film "Rock Star" - this guy was one of them. The other is Jeff Scott Soto. Certainly worthy of a reaction video to his incredible pipes. :)
This song brings me straight to high school senior year...(yeah, I feel old now). But I enjoyed watching your reactions, especially when he hit the high note and back bend!!! I laughed so loud I woke up the neighbor in the apartment across from me! I needed that... I'll continue to watch your videos... very educational.
Rebecca's reaction to the first scream is priceless, I've loved this song since 1992 and sang this song to my wife (I can't hit those high notes) about 22 yrs ago a few months after we met
The live version of this one when he is picking the guitar and doesn't have a shirt on is hands down the best. He nails it. All the highs. The sustains are epic.
So, I'm old enough to have played this song as a radio DJ. Even back then (in an era where everything was over the top), we realized this song was ridiculous, but hearing it pumped through a rack of processors and 80,000 watts of power was great. Nice to see this video. Cheers.
In the days when you could play whatever the hell you wanted for us and, if we were lucky, sometimes, whatever the hell we wanted. Before the syndication ruined everything.
Love your videos. Fun Fact: Miljenko Matijevic, the singer for Steelheart, did most of the vocals for the movie Rockstar staring Mark Wahlberg.
I was going to mention Rockstar love the band and the movie.
I love your reactions
Absolutely! Good name bro...
@@KamalaToe Cheers! Same to you mate.
Yeah baby! Great movie! How about Zack’s guitar playing in that movie as well?!? Shred has just entered the chat! Lol!
He's 56 and still has it. He had his jaw broken in a stage accident but he can still sing like he was 20. The guy is a force to be reckoned with.
Going to see them in September!!! Can’t wait!!
Facts
@@stawmtroopa1968 In 1992, an improperly secured lighting truss hit frontman Miljenko Matijevic on the head, breaking his nose, cheekbone, jaw, and twisted his spine.
Breaking your jaw isn’t fun
Facts
Who else is watching this video for the 100th time? Her reaction is priceless
Not quite 100, but this is at least my third time... I love her reaction to his first scream when she want expecting it.
🙋🏻♂️🙋🏻♂️🙋🏻♂️
101th here
Her reaction to his first belt was the best thing I'd seen in a long time. And then I saw her reaction to the last part of Eminem's Godzilla. SO MUCH Better than this.
ME XD
The 80s are never coming back, but the music will live on forever! Glad i grew up in the 70s and 80s.
and 90s.
Me2 salute!!
Same here and AMEN
Me too!
Right there with you man. The music the concerts! Good times!
Such a special song for me.
My wife sang it to me on our wedding night & I sang it to her on the day she died, 22 years later.
I'll never let you go xx
She must have been one of kind bud. My condolences.
My condolences man
Damn. This hurts.
Goddamn man now this song holds more to everyone. May she cross the veil in peace and find you when the time is right. Blessed Be. )O(
I'm so sorry for your loss, my friend.
I played this song for my wife, when it came out. I think about her every time I hear it! We are still together after more than 30 years!
Beautiful story. Congrats!
Congrats on 30 years of marriage! 🙌
And congrats on loving Freedom 🇺🇸☝
This was the song I dedicated to my first wife. She passed 14 years ago at the age of 33. I can't hear it without thinking of her
@@jasongill8861 So sorry for your loss my man,. She's lookin down smiling at you i'm sure!
@Freedom First Beautiful!
There was only a small window in the late 80s to discover this classic, but if you were lucky enough to hear it, you know it will never be duplicated 💯💝
I think this came out in the early 90's, making the window even smaller. That and his almost fatal injury unfortunately prevented the band from reaching massive success.
She wasn't ready for all that!
Hats off my man!
I'm 50 years old now, & been rocking 2 this music since it came out!
Rock On!
@@tt128556 what do mean not trying to fight just curious because they are still touring with him
I wish power ballads would make a comeback.
I can totally get behind this!
They kind of have to an extent. But they've gotten heavier...go listen to Another Life by Motionless In White...its got EXTREMELY popular.
Power rock ballads were introduced by bands like Journey, Styx, Foreigner. All three bands had the some of the greatest rock singers of all time.
Me too
The problem is lack of talent.No singer today can match his range.
This guy wrote this song in a hammock when he was hung over. It was no. 2 on MTV. Awesome voice.
Being a teenager during those times were the best! Way better than nowadays! Wish we had a time machine!
Ditto that.
80S Had the best singers hands down
SteelHeart is 90s
@@KevsanBamse yes they were statement still holds true
80's & early 90's 🙏.....now😰😡😤 LMAO 😂😂
@@KevsanBamse they from the 80s ,this song is 90
Defiantly agree singers today wish they could sound as good as most 80's & Early Rock 90's singers! #BIGFACTZ 💯
57 years old and this still gives me the chills every time. I love your appreciation of the songs that I think are special.
64 yrs old and still love them power ballads, and my classic Rock.....
45 here and loved the hair metal era!
Gosh we're old!😄
Love him so much....best pipes
80s hair bands have some the best vocalists to ever hit the stage and they did it just as good live!
Mili was probably the most underrated singer of that time. Man's range is supernatural. A stage accident nearly killed him...glad to see he's back and doing well. Had this on cassette.
@TOM PREE Yep.
I agree, Mili Vanilli could totally sing awesome, LMFAO
@@brianwilner3634 Haha...thanks for the laugh. Needed it today. Hope you are staying safe and all the best from Canada.
It's so impressive that he can STILL sing this song, and very well. He's amazing.
These guys would have been HUGE if it wasn't for that lighting rig falling on him. He had to learn to sing all over again, took him years to get back to where he was, and he can still belt out the notes. Well done sir, well done indeed.
Before I watch this: She's about to get her ears blown off.
5:43 6:19 lol
Yea she is!!!! I keep watching this because i love her reaction to all the Steelheart vids she watches. Cracks me up to see her get surprised by his vocal abilities.
I'll bet she'd love to meet him, and then some!
@@davidregan9872 I was thinkin the same thing! I bet, she would LOVE to find out, how many position's not only he could bend into, but get her all stretched out and bent up, all at the same time! I know you saw, her gettin all fired up, when she saw him bendin his back like that, didn't ya!? She even had to take a quick breather, AFTER, she caught herself gettin all hot & bothered with his good look's! I about fell out of my chair, when she got to sweatin as she was sittin in her chair! And, I bet, she wore some batteries out, after seein that video, too! LMFAO!!!
David Regan who wouldn’t love to meet him...and then some? ❤️
I think I can speak for everyone who has been listening to this song since the 80's when I say that I was just waiting for him to hit that first high note to see what was going to happen because we all knew it was coming but knew you had no idea what was about to happen!
I did security for one of Steelheart's concerts a few years back and he can still hit that high note, all the high notes actually.
I did security for Bill Cosby.. Fell asleep on the job and woke up to a pudding pop in my face..
@@jojojohnson8056 that was funny
he transposes these songs down nowadays but it's still incredible he can do this
@@jojojohnson8056 well at least it was your face and not somewhere else ! 😂😂
@@randywissler9923 lolz
Mark slaughter is another underappreciated voice of the 80s. Fly to the Angels is very powerful.
YES!!!!
Alas, Miljenko can still sing, Mark cannot. Saw them both a couple years ago at a festival show.
He was garbage. Nothing but a screamer, with no vocal range.
What.. Wow....
@@johnstrika9170 Nope. Disagree entirely. Mark Slaughter's voice was uniquely his own.
when he goes into that soaring voice, it takes everyone by surprise. he just literally kills it
Lol your face when he went into the scream...omg, precious !
lmao i wasnt expecting her to flinch
reb i knew it was comin i listened to this afew mo ago hehehe i just didnt expect ya to jump like ya did
She’s cracking me up more than anything honestly 😂 watching her react to his vocals is amazing lol
ship!
Me watching the video.
Rebecca: His range is immense.
Me: You haven't heard anything yet.
RIGHT! lol she stopped it before the best part!
Cant Stop Me Loving You has insane vocals
MY THOUGHTS EXACTLY
Really needs to watch She's Gone if she wants to see his range!!
Rebecca: What is his range????
Me: All of the above.
One of the best vocalists ever. Love hair metal.
Hard rock.
@@r_d_l_m he's correct, Steelheart is hair metal!
Hey Patrick.....what r your 3 Favorite Hair Bands?
Mine...
1. DOKKEN
2. CINDERELLA
3. DEF LEPPARD
@@motorcitymanman7711 So many great hair metal bands its very tough to say top 3. But probably Tesla, Cinderella, Guns and Roses. But I love hundreds of hair metal songs. I grew up in the 80s and 90s. Born in 76'.
@@motorcitymanman7711 soooo much great music from so many great bands, Skidrow, Black crows, LA Guns, Slaughter, Whitesnake, Great white, Motley, Warrant, Poison ect. This was the era I was becoming a man. Lol. As Vince Neil said "GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
HE WAS ONE OF THE TOP 3 male vocalists for range for many years and remained in top 10 male vocalists through out the 80’s to early 90’s
No one ever belted it out like Milly
I've seen Steelheart live twice, he sounded just as amazing in 2017 and 2018 as he did in 1990 in when he recorded this.
I beg to differ. He is in his late 50's. I saw him do this song maybe 5 years ago in a video here on YT. The song definitely was in a lower key compared to the original. I don't think he has the range he did in the 90's. It is just the way life goes as we age. We can no longer hit the high notes. The near-fatal accident hasn't hurt his voice. He still can belt out a great, classic Steelheart song with a strong vibrato, but the songs need to be in a lower key compared to the album's version. It happens to the best of them.
Can confirm. Saw him in 2018 as well
@@mylovesongs2429 He sang once the original key version in around 2012.
Yes Rebecca, one can never get enough of Miljenko Matijevic, that man is constantly blowing you away with how much range he has.
If you want to see him at his absolute best range then watch Steelheart - Live in Hong Kong, CHN (1992) then skip to 04:18 to the song "Sheila". At the end of that song his voice goes up and through the stratosphere, he just keeps upping the game and goes higher and higher on each scream (with a B5 in the end), I hope you watch it and record your reaction your jaw will be on the floor I promise! ;) It's also a really entertaining song.
matt hansen if Miljenko ever did a duet with Geoff Tate then I think Rebecca would explode
@ 12:40 into Sheila Tequilla song H O L Y!
th-cam.com/video/1-n64CyY8mI/w-d-xo.html
Please review that song!!!!
OMG I get chills listening to this song. The best Glam Rock song.
this is the magic of 80's hair metal bands...what a great period
I laughed so hard when she lost her shit over his vocals
I did as well.
I don't know what's better. His high range or your reaction when he does the high explosion! Great video!
One of the great songs of that era, the man had a powerhouse of a voice
Hey. I agree. He is Ukrainian and his Ukrainian name is translated Michael.
Lol, great song?
Terrible song.
You really crack me up! As a fan of Steelheart for many years, I’ve seen this video a million times. But to be a witness of you watching it for what appears to be the first time, you honestly made me lol. Your wonderful personality keeps me coming back for more and more of your videos. Thank you so much Rebecca.
Hi, I know, right! She cracked me up as well. She, Rebecca is amazing. Very entertaining. Thank you for your comment also. 🤘
She is so awesome! I remember one Steelheart song she reviewed, and when Miljenko sang a high note, she yelled out "MOTHER!!!!!" Toooo funny!
2 years later and I keep coming back to this reaction. Your reaction to this song is far better than any others i've seen :D
My kid listens to 80's music super loud all day long.
If she likes it or not.
Bahaha excellent
Are you adopting? 😁
She has good taste in music
Same here!!✌!😂😂😂
🤘😁🎸🔥
That's what 80"s rock ballads sound like!
This song came out when I was 9 years old. I used to wait in front of the TV for it to come on. I loved every second of it and still do. ❤
I was working as a DJ at WKZQ in Myrtle Beach SC when this song came out. Steelheart's record company brought them in to be interviewed one day. While we were between segments I jokingly asked Miljenco how big the clamp was they applied to him to hit that note at the 6:41 mark in this video. He laughed, stood up, spread his feet shoulder width apart, threw his head back, and hit that note for a good 7-8 seconds. Simply incredible voice, and a really cool guy.
Brother, were you working there in 2001-2002?
@@alphamegaradio, I was there part-time from '88-'91, then full-time from '91-'97. When WKZQ was still at 101.7, and still the best station in Myrtle Beach. Back before automation, when we ran our own board by hand, and loaded up the CDs ourselves. When radio still had the human touch.
Oh agreed, man. Was gonna say.. KZQ was one of the stations that helped support and spin my former band Storm on regular rotation during 2001-2002. We did on-airs for the station in 2001. The staff was great. Worked in tandem with Rock 105 Jacksonville, etc. We toured a lot in that area to promote the album "In The Eye." If you were on staff there during that time, we probably know one another, bro. Storm went international sooner after that launch phase. Wouldn't that be strange - to bump into each other again, on Rebecca's channel thread? lol
me: know the peak is coming
Rebecca: "What is his range? it's immense, isn't it?"
me: -smirks- oh you 'll see.
In all seriousness, this is one of THE greatest tunes from my high school years, so heck yeah I clicked as soon as I saw the notification. So glad you did it and enjoyed it.
@Moonlit Brenya Same here, brings back high school memories.
You gotta admit...this dude can hit those notes!!
I think when steelheart broke into the scene,most people were like 'OMG ! Who the heck it that singer ? He's unbelievable".He really is.
Jesus, shit, oh my gosh. I cracked up so hard. Love your reaction. And of course we're speaking of a vocals deity, matijevic is simply amazing
Can't Stop Me Loving You would blow her away even more. The way he hits those notes in the chorus is just breathtaking.
I'd say she should listen to Sheila from that record.
Oh Yeah: *_NO AUTO-TUNE_***. I saw them do this LIVE. Miljenko is one of the best singers for this style... ***_EVER_*
And he could ACTUALLY hit those notes live. Crazy cool vocalist. "What's his range?"... His range = yes lol
No doubt, I saw them open for Bullet Boys and Great White in Dayton, OH in like '89 or '90, his voice was incredibly high and clear live, it sounded just like the recording.
Hi I'm thinking Milijenko is a very high B tenor B 5 or 6 5th octave with mixed head / chest voice F6/G6 with reinforced Falsetto , but dont quote me on that because I'm not totally positive in it !! My mom was a professional Opera singer so I know a few things about singing !! 🤘💖🤘😍
There IS an actual live version of this somewhere here on TH-cam, slightly different enough to know it's actually live but he clearly has little trouble hitting all the right notes!
th-cam.com/video/yx2JjrK6wwM/w-d-xo.html
He was a castrati. 😂
I remember stumbling into a bar in Champaign Illinois around 1989 where Steelheart was opening and had no idea who they were. My reaction was about the same as hers.
I'm real close to there, are they from there?
@@damonnoble8401 I don't think so.
They're frim NORWALK CONN.
This is the first hair band that I can say that I seen live, and the band's singer was unbelievable insane and his voice was phenomenal loud and clear and intense.
Absolutely my favorite video yet. I’ve seen SteelHeart live many times back in the day and not many singers can sound better live but Miljenko not only nailed it, he nailed every single time in fact he’s even doing it today. I’ve heard many people compare him to Sebastian Bach but not only does Miljenko blow him away live, Miljenko is hands down in a class all by himself.
Sebastian only visits the range Miljenko lives in
Miljenko Matijevic, has lost nothing in the last 30 years. He still hits all the notes.
Very true I just paid for a stream last month & watched it & he was soo great still hitting them high it’s truly amazing I know he takes care of Himself and his voice And that is important but on the other hand he is truly gifted as well ..
Your reactions are always very fun to watch. But when you go back to the 80"s you always seem to have a blast!
....we all did ...the 90s...ruining fun since ...well the 90s
Ryy Dog the 90s sucked compared to the 80s
@@jackiethompson7446 This song and Steelheart's debut album came out in 1990. LOL
I saw Steelheart live in the summer of 1990. Not only does he sing equally well live but he does the back bends on stage also.
This was an amazing song. Great range. I love your take on this song, his body, back bend and location.
"That range! His range is immense! What is his range?" Laughed out loud!
RVA: my God what is his vocal range?
Me: stop pausing a moment....you are about to find out!
Haha I had to come back and revisit this! You know you love it! I love it!
She just got scared back to the 80s.
90’s
@@flavordave101 This song came 1991 but the mainstream in 1991 was so 80s nothing 90s at all,just like 1980-82 was so 70s or 2000-02 was so 90s....etc
Juninho8Slo Juninho8Slo I say again.... 90’s
@@flavordave101 You are right 1991 is not an 80s,just like 1978 is the 70s but the mainstream in the 1991 was soooooo 80s,that way this song sounds so 80s,even movies made in 1990,1991,1992 looks like an 80s movie,simply because the mainstream couldn,t change when 90s started it takes around 2-3years,same goes for 80s,70s..... or even now for 2020.
Nothing scary about that! I'd personally give both breasts and several organs to go back to the 80s - 1992 ❤
Me: Wait for it
Miljenko: Hits =THE NOTE=
Rebecca: *Visibly flinches*
That's the power of THE NOTE. An entire generation heard it, and understood their life was a lie.
On that day Grunge was born.
Funny, that's always been my reaction (I was expecting the flinch/jump scare too!) Never Let You Go was IMO the capstone and end of hair bands. It hit it's literal peak, was complete, and cleared the way for the next thing. Grunge.
Yeah, not thinking it was a flinch, more of a "gush"....
I still blame Gangster rap with grunge.
I was just driving to work and this song was playing and when it was over the radio guy was talking about how he likes your reactions!! lol
And that's why they call them power ballads lol
This woman is insanely beautiful and the accent just melts me. You could read aloud a book of all my life's failures starting with that spelling bee in 2nd grade and when you got to the end i'd ask you to repeat it.
3 years later I keep coming back to this reaction. Still my favorite reaction to this song 🥰
This is an incredible song that is very underrated to be able to sing that high as a male is nearly unheard of! I have a very high range myself and have covered this song many times.
I got my walnuts caught in a mouse trap and I still couldn't hit those high notes.
I've been waiting for you to do this band the first time I heard this guy sing was back in the 80s on MTV I immediately called my brother in the room and said holyshit listen to this guy
Rebecca, I honestly just love your reactions. You can tell they are genuine and not merely acting. Also, you've encouraged me to keep singing after I had a heart attack and major depression. I lost most of my singing voice after the heart attack and with the depression, I just didn't find joy in anything at all much less singing. Your encouragement has helped me to keep practicing and working on my voice (vocal music degree). I have increased my range to almost where it was before the heart attack. So, thank you for your encouragement.
This man is #1 on my vocal list. I can't think of any others. Truly the best of the best.
Tony Harnell is also a freaking insane vocalist!
Hands down
@@roxnroll8050 yes love him too
They were a great band! You don’t see that caliber anymore.
I’m fairly confident this is the best hair band vocal performance ever. I remember being in my car hearing this for the first time on the radio, and when he hit that high note at the end, I was like, who is this? Immediately I went and got the MP3
1:15 EARGASM!!!!! I'm afraid Myles and Sebastian just got bumped on the OMGoodness scale LOL. Saw these guys live in the late 80's, sounded exactly like the album for all the doubters at the time that said Miljenko couldn't possibly sing that way live.
FireoftheGreeks he STILL sounds that good! It’s insane!
Were they already Steelheart by that time or Red Alert?
@@fridz66 Definitely Steelheart, it was probably 90-91 now that I think of it.
I agree, I saw them live in a small venue in 1990. Sounded just like the album.
Not knocking Matajevic but listen to Myles perform Words Darker than Their Wings live at the Royal Albert Hall and you won't be saying Myles got bumped . . . they're both in the same category to me of rock singing gods. .
Been waiting to see your reaction to this song.
Your initial shock was expected.
Now my recommendation it to let it sink in and do another video dissecting this song and his range. This guy is simply amazing. Listened to them for many years. Now you're gonna make me dig out some old Steelheart.
One of the best singers ever.
I fucking love this song and couldn’t wait to see her expression when he hit that high one (they were all high)! Panty dropping music back in my day
Milijenko has the most beautiful, pleasing high voice. I love it. the most insane thing is he does it in live too with zero reverb.
That song is just ugh that part where he just launches into “I’ll never let you goooo” I’m just like yes and I rock out and sing to it. I love it.
This is music, not the crap today
@@fuzzykitty10 I’m actually a huge Kiss and Mötley Crüe fan. I grew up on it. Lol
@@therachealg you’re hot 😍😍😍
So glad I found this-loved your reaction! I’m so glad new generations are finding this song♥️
When that vocal startled you I laughed out loud. A wonderful moment to see.
Rebecca.. "What's his range?"
Me... "You're about to find out!!!".
There's a series on TH-cam that goes through his range. What really incredible is listening to songs like Shelia live, and hearing how low he can go as well. th-cam.com/video/E1YEZ-MxTug/w-d-xo.html
@@larz456 I've always wanted her to react to the Unplugged performance of Sheila. Haha
You have to listen to steel heart mama don't you cry ( acoustic) it's a beautiful song and you will fall in love with it..
This has to be the best frontman ive ever heard his highs are tremendous
Look up James Gillette once. Maybe the only person that can hold that high note longer.
Michael Sweet comes to mind
OMG finally... Thank you Rebecca 😍 this is a great song and great reaction
Thank You for this Powerful song. He is the voice of Rock. He almost Died when part of the stage hit him in the head. thank God he recovered and is Still singing today. Only the asian men can come close to hitting the High Notes. The accident = song We all Die Young. He has turned into a great frontman for Steelheart
Your reaction to his vocals was hysterical.
Live on Rick Dees Show is a great live performance of this song. Slaughter-Fly to the Angels live MTV unplugged is great too. Mark Slaughter had a wild range too
WAHT? WAHT ahn ahth wahs THAHT?
I just about had to lie down. Her reaction was priceless to that first high note. Then her impersonation of hillbilly twang was priceless too
Great Song!! This was the song my wife and I danced to at our Wedding Reception!!
There were two moster vocalists in the film "Rock Star" - this guy was one of them. The other is Jeff Scott Soto. Certainly worthy of a reaction video to his incredible pipes. :)
We can't forget Myles Kennedy at the end of the movie.
I like watching Rebecca jump at the 1:15 mark.
Every time. Lol
And keep saying "shit". It's adorable when you do.
I absolutely LOVE this man. His voice is just as powerful today!!!
Lol you're reactions to his vocal range was great. That man could shatter glass with his range
Omg he can STILL sing those notes ❤ I found a video from the end of 2022 and it blew my mind
Yes! I’ve been wanting to see you do this song. Those notes 😳
This song brings me straight to high school senior year...(yeah, I feel old now). But I enjoyed watching your reactions, especially when he hit the high note and back bend!!! I laughed so loud I woke up the neighbor in the apartment across from me! I needed that... I'll continue to watch your videos... very educational.
HE'S A GREAT SINGER OF HARD ROCK BAND IN THE 90'S.
She got turned on watching this you can tell ! Lol power of hair metal
YES SHE DID !!!!
Oh yeah. She's creamin' her Calvins.
Oh yeah she was
😂😂😂
@@billyt.7387 I enjoyed watching her enjoy.lol..
Little trivia tip: So this guy sang Mark Wahlberg's vocal parts in the movie Rock Star
Yep, and a great movie too
Yes
Along with JS Soto
@@alexpopglam I was just getting ready to mention Jeff Scott Soto as well. Lol
Ironically, Myles Kennedy appears at the end of that movie
If you think he is not live, you are mistaken. He did it in live many times, now in his 50s he still has it.
The moment we've all been waiting for: 1:15
Honestly, this moment is the exact reason I watched it
...“And backbends!“
I love you eternally, Rebecca!
GREATEST SONG EVER!!! I played drums to this in a cover band in the 80s & 90s :) GREAT TIMES
Was always hoping you would react to some Steelheart. Thank you for doing so !!!
She did a reaction video of Steelheart's live/unplugged version of "She's Gone" a few months back. Check it out.
Ok i had no idea thank you for that buddy
Love to watch you reacting to this high notes, it is the same way I react when watching you reacting!! ⚘😍❤
Rebecca's reaction to the first scream is priceless, I've loved this song since 1992 and sang this song to my wife (I can't hit those high notes) about 22 yrs ago a few months after we met
The live version of this one when he is picking the guitar and doesn't have a shirt on is hands down the best. He nails it. All the highs. The sustains are epic.
Mmm hmmm!
So, I'm old enough to have played this song as a radio DJ. Even back then (in an era where everything was over the top), we realized this song was ridiculous, but hearing it pumped through a rack of processors and 80,000 watts of power was great. Nice to see this video. Cheers.
In the days when you could play whatever the hell you wanted for us and, if we were lucky, sometimes, whatever the hell we wanted. Before the syndication ruined everything.