THIS SONG IS ICONIC!!!| Bon Jovi "Livin' On A Prayer" - REACTION
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I am SO grateful to have grown up during this incredible era. The 1980s gave us the best movies & music and was by far the happiest time to be alive. This was the last generation to grow up without cell phones or internet. Thank God the younger generation is discovering our culture. Enjoy the ride.
Dont forget the TV shows and fashion...I loved the 80's it was good times
THIS is what a real concert is like. No phones, no nonsense. Just an artist giving heart and sould to a crowd that gives that love right back. I miss these good old days!
One of the greatest ANTHEMS of the 80's!!!!
BTW. Jon's son Jake Bongiovi (Their real last name) is engaged to Millie Bobbi Brown (11 from Stranger Things)
Jon's wife, Dorothea, was his high school sweetheart. They have been married over 40 years.
Relationship goals.
hock means he pawned his guitar
FYI….Jon Bon Jovi has worked and served in soup kitchens for homeless people…also has worked constructing houses for Habitat for Humanity! Really great guy!
It's called a talk box. I've seen Bon Jovi 3x and never disappoint. Absolutely blast live. Song I'd recommend is It's My Life or you give love a bad name
We called it a Voice Box. Frampton comes to mind.
Fun Fact - Don Felder and Joe Walsh did duel talk-boxes in the song "Those Shoes" while in the Eagles. To the best of my knowledge it was the first time (maybe only time) two guitarists in the same band did it together.
The last tour should be their last. Jon lost his voice, unfortunately. They've had to drop the pitch on all the songs. They don't sound the same, and his voice has lost bass quality. It's sad but they had a good run
@yaimavol yeah I know it's sad to see he has a great voice. I know he got surgery be interesting what the Hulu documentary looks like. I saw Bon Jovi in 93(my first ever concert at 6yr old), 2000, 2003.
Saw him 1 time in The Netherlands, Nijmegen.
Bon Jovi is LEGEND! They have a fantastic catalog. Great reaction!
What he was using with his guitar and the microphone is called a Talk Box. The best way to explain how a talk box works, is similar to what we used to do with our single earphone from our transistor radios back in the day. We would stick them in our mouth and open and close our mouth when the volume was turned up real loud to whatever music was coming through. You can do the same effect nowadays by taking a single earbud putting in your mouth with the music turned up as loud as you can get and open and close your mouth as the music blares. Now the way it really works is a tube is coming out of a small box amplifier up to his microphone and the amplified sounds of his guitar are being played through that tube which he puts in his mouth and he opens and closes his mouth in different ways or even talks and the microphone the tube is strapped to picks up both the sound of his guitar being pumped through that tube and in his mouth all at the same time and that's what you hear. Hence a talk box. He uses it in a lot of different songs. Sometimes he's actually talking sometimes he's just open and closing his mouth to get different sound effects.
Britt has to react to Peter Frampton's "Feel like we do" from the Midnight Special.
@@user-uh2ue4bm6wyeah, but even is the live performance at the Oakland stadium in 1977.
good explanation of the talk box
Gina bringing home her pay for love, is saying since Tommy can't get work on the docks she's floating the bills. and that's what for better or for worse in the real world really means. Sometimes there's highs and sometimes there's lows. And you have to do what you can to make it. That's the real world. Anyone who doesn't know this isn't living in the real world.
This came out when people weren't as fake as they are today. Many people today wouldn't even begin to comprehend.
Brit’s husband better never get laid off because she will be gone looking someone who can afford her.
Agreed.. They were working together to make it happen..
@@RKDogTrainer Brthis?: spanish, Portugese etc...
Could not have said it better
Don’t what Joe?
Don’t surrender?
Don’t accept that?
Don’t allow Israel to do that?
What do you mean by don’t? 😂
This song is really autobiographical. Jon is Tommy, and his wife, Dorothea, is Gina. This is all about his early struggles in terms of trying to make it with the band. They were Living on a Prayer, and they made it, I swear!
Nice Bon Jovi story...he owns a restaurant in NJ and feeds homeless people. When he's in town he sometimes works there. How do I know? Jersey girl here!
It's a talk box. Peter Frampton "Do you feel like we do" live is the best use of one. And one of the first ones to use it.
It was also featured on "Rocky Mountain Way" by Joe Walsh in 1973 - the year it was invented by Bob Heil, who also worked designing concert sound systems the Grateful Dead, Jeff Beck, and the Who. He passed away earlier this month.
Don't forget Roger Troutman w/Zapp, More Bounce to the Ounce, Dancefloor and many others.
Nickelback uses it today too...
Have to watch the midnight special version.the best!👍🏽
not sure why Frampton gets so much credit for it. they were doing a version of the talk box at least 10 years before he was born and evidently Joe Walsh used Bob Heils version first .
6 strings in Hock...he pawned it off.
In hock, borrowed against an item at Pawn shop. You can borrow or out right sell to a pawn broker.
No matter what. He's trying to do his woman proud by selling his prized possession.
He loves his woman more than his guitar. That says alot.
It was one of the craziest concerts I ever attended! Van Halen played as a Special Guest.
When you "hock" something, you put it up against a loan (usually at a fraction of it's value) with the idea you get it back once you pay the loan. If you fail to pay, you lose the item. Basically Tommy pawned his guitar to try to get by while he was on strike.
You are correct Britt. June 25th 1995 Wembley stadium
I was there
The crowd become your friends & help you if you need it. I love concerts, especially rock & metal cuz we take care of each other. The bands see a lot & help also. So much love xx
Bon Jovi "I'll Be There For You" is the PDC song you're looking for. Nuff said.
i always apreciate when a reaction channel host actually admits theyve heard a song before
It's called a tax-box Britt which means that you MUST now react to the man who really mastered the Talk-Box, and made it famous, Peter Frampton. Plz react to Peter Frampton's "Feel like we do" from the Midnight Special show.
One of the great live performances.
What about Walsh he does a great job with it too
@@patbrewer4205 yes I agree.
Its called a talk box. Guitar signal is put thru a driver with a plastic tube for your mouth to vocalize the guitar signal. Check out Peter Frampton, he pretty much made it famous.
Peter Frampton
@@timmcgrath676 Joe Walsh also....
The tube is attached to the wah wah pedal for the guitar which give 7:47 s it that sound when you talk into it. The tube then goes from the wah wah pedal up the side of the mic stand and into the mouth. At least that’s how the original one was done. There may be a better way to do it now but I recently have seen it the original way as well.
No wah pedal, it a horn driver, I have an original Heil talk box. There is no way to hook a tube to a wah pedal.
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Saw them in the mid 80’s in San Antonio! One of the best concerts ever!!
I've seen Bon Jovi 8 times and Jon on his solo tour once. Some of the best nights of my life! Tommy's guitar is in hock (he had to pawn his greatest possession) because they're broke. Jon Bon Jovi is the President of the PDC. Their sexiest song ever is "Let's Make It Baby". It's a little known song. They have videos on You Tube, and you'll never question his place in the PDC again.
'You Give Love A Bad Name' is the one you should go for! 'Livin' On A Prayer' has an iconic intro and chorus though 🤘
If you wanna hear an update on Tommy and Gina, check out Bon Jovi’s “It’s My Life”
I think I've heard them mentioned in atleast a 3rd song? Maybe I'm wrong
My favorite song of theirs!!!!!!
I saw them do this live in 1989. One of those iconic moments that I'll hold onto forever. This song has become Gen X's unofficial anthem ❤
Got his 6 string in hock- hocking something means to have it in a pawn shop. He's saying Tommy put his guitar up to make some quick money, whereas he used to play it masterfully. The whole image is a young couple struggling together.
One of my faves from Bon Jovi was "Lay your hands on me". Such a great music video. 22 million views can't be wrong. 😊
Sooooo cool to watch someone’s honest natural reaction to the infectious magic of JBJ. His better days have passed him but without a doubt one of rocks legendary frontmen. If you were lucky enough to see a show it was 2+ hours of on you feet singing and dancing witb friends and strangers!!
Yesyesyesyesyes this is an anthem! 😊❤ Glad you get to hear and see this!
The best time of my life! ❤❤❤❤ Bon Jovi All The Way sins 1986.. No Freaking phones and crap back then 🙏 We where presented! When things explode and had real good fun..
When I was in the Navy back in 1988, we had Liberty in Yokosuka, Japan. At a Karaoke Bar, I tried Singing "Livin on a Prayer"... Even though their main language was Japanese, the entire bar joined in on the Chorus! After the Song, Everyone bought me free drinks for the rest of the night.
I was stationed in Yokosuka exactly 30 years later. That fact has not changed at all.
First time I heard that talk box was Peter Frampton in the '70s :) "Show me the way"
My joint favourite with Baby I Love Your Way.
Thank you, your eyes said everything when you heard the chorus... I find it amazing, I saw Bon Jovi live in 1983....
When you are union, and on strike, you cannot work at least not at your normal job. So, it is hard on a family that one person has to backfill the funds to live...and that is what this song is about basically.
Don't american unions have funds to cover wage-losses? Hard to go on strike without that fallback.
BRITT,
THERE IS ALSO A 2ND PART TO THIS SONG RECORDED LATER ON IN THEIR CAREER. IT'S CALLED "It's My Life" it brings back Tommy and Gina. The vide is great. Gina is at a BonJovi concert and Tommy has to get to her from his home. Great Song!
You misunderstood the lyrics. This is a song about two people in love who are trying to make it in this world. It's not about a deadbeat boyfriend and a gullible girl.
Right
I'm not surprised at all. Done it before.
She got it after the chorus
Watch the whole video bro. She gets it later on.
She makes up her own stories..unappealing again
Bon Jovi-Wanted Dead or Alive and Lay Your Hands on Me…and they have many other great songs.
Girl, this was my era!!! They called this stadium rock, and it was amazing. You could feel the beat in every fiber of your being.
His 6 string in hock means he pawned his guitar to help pay bills. In hock is an old saying for pawned
It’s crossroads tour live at Wembley 95. This is the concert that started it all for me
Want to see a talk box check out Peter Frampton “Do you feel like we do”
Yep🎉🎉🎉🎉
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Great analysis. I think you got it. The song is universal.
Bless you Britt! 🤧The contraption Bon Jovi was using is called a 'Talk Box,' which R&B group ZAPP with Roger Troutman would use in all their music in the 80's, like 'Grapevine' 'Dancefloor'' 'More Bounce to the ounce.' Great musical times.
Britt you have to do Foo Fighters with Shane Hawkins doing My Hero at the Taylor Hawkins Tribute concert. When their drummer Taylor died, just a few months later they did a tribute concert at Wembley. Taylor's son Shane, who had just turned 16, got on his Dad's drums and played. It was his first time playing any concert, being that young and he did it at Wembley, in front of 90,000 people, as they all honored his dad. It is a MUST WATCH.
I got kicked out of a Bon Jovi concert in Honolulu, Hawaii in the late 80's. But I did end up getting to see them in upstate New York in the early 90's.
La mejor banda del World...
this is one of the best concert of all times
Incredible song. Thanks for reacting to it Britt!
My friend, Marc LaFrance, sang the high harmonies on the studio recording of "Living' on a Prayer" when it was recorded in Vancouver, Canada in the 1980's. Bon Jovi needed someone to hit the big high notes in the chorus--- especially at the end of the song, where it modulates up a whole step.
Damn, 4 of the guys from the band could hit that note, I guess that wasn't good enough for Jon.
@@zhelyazkopetkov8211 Jon also relied on the famed songwriter Desmond Child to co-write this song, and his other hits.
That's a Talk box.
The most famous tune that uses a Talkbox is Show me the Way by Peter Frampton, check it out (live version!).
Another one you should listen to is Keep Talking by Pink Floyd (Live Pulse).
You need to see the official video of this song. They have so much fun. You're gonna love it
If you have something in hock, you've sold it to a pawn shop. His guitar is in the pawn shop so he can't play it.
I went to a Bon Jovi concert once and managed to get out on the floor. I also fought my way to the front and was about 6 feet from him while Jon sang. The crowd I was in was not as large as this one, but it was no joke. My ribs were sore where I was pressed against the barrier. A lot of girls were passing out because because the crowd was too much for them. People would just pick them up and pass them over to the roadies to get them out so they could recover. It was the best concert I have ever been to. The music was a blast and Jon ran everywhere. There were catwalks so he could run around and get closer to the crowds further back. At one point he used a harness to fly over us and land on a small stage in the middle of the crowd so people back there could be closer to him. It was so much fun! I was absolutely exhausted when it was over. They definitely belong in the PDC. Performance-wise I would choose their MTV music video awards performance of Living On a Prayer and Wanted Dead or Alive. Jon tells the story of where the inspiration for Tommy and Gina comes from. Prayer is slowed down and it is just him and Richie Sambora playing guitars. They about brought the house down. MTV was so blown away the MTV Unplugged series was born where all invited artists played acoustic music. If you want great love songs there are tons of great ones in their catalog. Today I will pick Amen, Thank You For Loving Me, This Ain't a Love Song, and one that is newer called Luv Can. I love this band because a lot of their songs are upbeat and optimistic. Living On a Prayer is a great example, but there are so many more. The band has had its ups and downs, but this is a great year to learn about them because it is the 40th anniversary since their first album was released. They are releasing a documentary called Thank You, Goodnight next month in April 2024. I might add that I started playing guitar because of Richie Sambora.
I love The Who too! Love Reign o'er Me is a great song for PDC material. Behind Blue Eyes, and You Better You Bet are good examples. One of the funniest ones is Boris the Spider. So much real deal rock and roll you just can't go wrong. Roger Daltrey has one of the greatest voices in rock. They are rock history. They were at Woodstock and are still great!
Saw them in concert in 1987 when they were touring on their "Slippery when Wet" album tour. They did their connected to wires flying over the audience thing and elaborate over the audience walkways. It was a great concert.
That entire concert is awesome
One of the first talk box users was PETER FRAMPTON ,song, SHOW ME THE WAY.
Hock is a slang (for those of us old folks) used to say for pawn 💜✌🏽
Tommy’s got his six-string in hock. The six-string is a guitar (it has 6 strings). “In hock” means he mortgaged it to a pawn shop for some cash. If he doesn’t pay it back in a certain time, the shop will sell the guitar to someone else.
Making everything about the Bible isnt a bad thing i love how u always keep your Christianity in the forefront
I highly recommend check out "Bed of Roses", "These Days" and "Keep The Faith". You won't be disappointed!
I'm not into the newer Bon Jovi albums, but I'm so listening to their older stuff from time to time. I was a huge fan as a kid an will always be a fan.
Talkbox a tube - wind forming instrument tones. Guitar - Bass - Keyboard can be used. Today musicians mostly use a MXR 222. He is forming the air blown out of the tube with his mouth tongue and teeth - this changes the instrument tone.
The talk box is literally (originally) a cover over an amp that forces the sound from the guitar thru a tube ran back to the mic so that the sound from the guitar comes back from the amp to his mouth, and he uses his mouth to form the sound of the guitar into his vocal mic.
I was at that concert, my first time seeing them live. Van Halen and Thunder were great support acts as well
I think, because it is my all time favourite, you shoule react to "Bed of Roses"
See him in concert and when this song plays, the Entire venue knows the words and sings them Loud and Proud!!!..It
is awesome.
God bless you Britt!
The fact that you were not aware of the talk box and your reaction to it was amazing, just perfect. You were curious, excited, and wonderous. Ill watch ever video of yours from now on. Keep up on the great work and never loose that sparkle of amazement in your eyes... Also, Dolly is the shit!
I saw Bon Jovi decades ago and always incredible live! They’ve sold out arenas and stadium for decades! Great reaction! Could you react to them performing Keep The Faith, could do it from this show it’s incredible!🤟🎶🔥🎶🥰That is a talk box, sure someone in the comments explained what it is and does!
Bon Jovi is so PDC worthy...I was a teenager then 80s..And now..still PDC!!!
I forgot to recommend Make A Memory... And Bed of Roses
Bed of roses was my suggestion, but I also forgot I’ll Ne There for You!
Talk box, it pipes his voice through his guitar
Hallelujah live is a great video. Especially if you want to get taken to church.
Bed of roses is a must listen... love your reactions..
I understand how you feel but when we were in the crowd it was hot and hard to breathe at times but you just become one, brothers and sisters and literally forget about everything but the music. NOTHING LIKE IT!!!
It's a talk box on the mic... It works like this... a speaker(a small tweeter) is hooked to a tube... So the sound of the speaker comes out the tube, which the guitar player can put the tube in his/her mouth. Opening and closing of the mouth, changes the tone of what is coming out of the speaker attached to the tube. The sound, is the amplified by the microphone that is placed near the tube(or by the guitarists mouth). Hope this makes sense. 😁
Hock means he pawned it for $$
God Bless You Love your reactions to the songs today.
It's called a talk box. PETER Frampton used it in the 70s. Bob Jovi is a great band.
I love how much you get into the music. I also like your break downs.. Now give their song "It'sMy Life". Not a big fan of the official video but love the song.
They played the last concerts 3 nights in the old one and the first 3 concert in the new one. ALL SOLD OUT.
the effect on with the guitar is called a talk box.. it has been used by many artists, but i would say the tune that is The prime example is Do You Feel Like I Do?, by Peter Frampton.
It is called a talk box (or mouth wha wha) and the first person I ever heard use it was Peter Frampton. It is a gadget that takes the outputs of your guitar into the amplifier then you press a switch in the talk box with your foot the sound goes up through a tube into your mouth, where you can then “vocalize” it; changing mouth shape just like singing. That sound then goes into your microphone.
I was there! I was 13 years old and was there with my dad. There were 75000 people in the audience. It felt perfectly safe! Rock audiences are good people.
You are the most energetic and entertaining reactor on You-Tube!!!!!!!!! Keep it up girl!!!!
“It’s My Life” is a great one, too!😎
The strange sound is made by a tube in his mouth right next to the microphone. If you look close you can see the right side of his mouth has a plastic tube in it right by the microphone. It goes through a synthesizer. Peter Frampton used this in several of his songs in the 70s also.
Hi Britt! :)
I'm from Germany and I really enjoy your reactions and the things YOU have to say about the songs/videos. :)
Loved your Shania Twain reactions especially. They were so much fun to watch! :D (that's when I discovered your channel here on youtube)
Livin on a Prayer surely is one of Bon Jovi's biggest hits and the London show and performace was one of the greatest! Glad you chose that one! :)
The band (original band members):
Jon Bon Jovi - lead vocals and guitar (rarely piano), songwriter
Richie Sambora (left the band) - backing vocals / sometimes lead vocals, lead guitarist, Jon's wingman, co-songwriter
David Bryan - piano/keyboards (mostly 3-4 at one time in live shows), backing vocals
Tico Torres - beast of a drummer (he has a great voice too sounding something like Louis Armstrong - I'm not kidding!)
Alec John Such (died a few years ago and left the band in the 90's) - bass guitar
About Bon Jovi...
First of all Richie Sambora (Jon Bon Jovis co-songwriter + incredibly gifted guitarist and wingman through all the years before he left the band a few years ago... sadly) ...the mic/guitar technic he used is called "talk box" and I think Bon Jovi was the band who made this technic famous for the big crowds back in the days.
Bon Jovi have some songs where Tommy & Gina appear in the lyrics. It's kind of Bon Jovis homage to the working-class. Jon has set up several foundations. Among other things, one that provides affordable living space, etc. For this purpose, he wrote the song "Who says you can't go home" years ago with Jennifer Nettles from the country band "Sugarland".
During the Covid pandemic he helped distribute relief supplies.
He has been with his wife since high school and is married (4 children). Especially for a rock star, his life has been surprisingly scandal-free. Politically, he was always on the side of the Democrats and always took a public stance on this.
With over 100 million records sold worldwide and the biggest tours, Bon Jovi are one of the biggest bands in music history. They are very popular even in Asia.
Of course they can also be found in the Hall of Fame.
Jon has had extreme problems with his voice and live singing over the last few years. An illness and the many years of sometimes very high singing parts and long tours have left their mark.
He recently underwent an operation and is probably on the mend.
For many fans, however, something that made Bon Jovi Bon Jovi has "died" since Richie's exit.
The London concert that actually took place at Wembley Stadium shortly before it was demolished (nowadays there is the new one) is considered one of Bon Jovi's best and most legendary concerts. Bon Jovi certainly had his best time in the 80's - 90's and at the beginning of 2000 they continued to play sold out stadium tours worldwide with "It's My Life".
If you ask me, the last album that was really good vocally was “Have a Nice Day”. They released a country influenced record after it which was okay. But for them the "great rock times" where over in my opinion.
That was also the last album and the last time when I considered myself an absolute fan of Bon Jovi.
What remains, of course, is the band's social commitment in general and the great live shows and anthems they have given the world.
Thanks again for your reactions! They always make me smile and with your positive nature your vids always leave me with a positive feeling after watching them. :)
The following songs/videos are highly recommended if you want to discover more from Bon Jovi...
"Dry County" - Legendary live performance from the London concert and one of the best Bon Jovi songs (and the longest) and fantastic live perfomance and Richie could show his real guitar skills. And great deep lyrics too! :)
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"Who says you can't go home" (music video) - A song Jon and Jennifer Nettles from the country band "Sugarland" teamed up for. It's kind of a country rock song and refers to the "Habitat for Humanity" Foundation
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"Bed of Roses" - A great and famous Bon Jovi rock ballad played at a legendary MTV unplugged live session (with Jon on the piano!)
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"It's my Life" (music video) - Most famous "2000's / new era" Bon Jovi song released after the bands iconic 80's/90's era.
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"Always" (live) - One of the best rock ballads ever written if you ask me. A very famous Bon Jovi song.
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"Keep the Faith" (live in their home city at Giants Stadium New Jersey 2001) - legendary performance of this famous BJ song + gigantic stage and Jon shows why he is one of the greatest frontmen and Richie one of the best guitarists in music history.
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"Runaway" (music video) - The first famous song and kind of the start of their career. Also one of the most iconic piano intros to a rock song ever.
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"Have a Nice Day" (music video) - great fun rock song from 2005 from the (just my opinion) last really great Bon Jovi record.
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"Welcome to Wherever You Are" (music video) - My personal favorite Bon Jovi song from the 2000+ era. The songs lyrics are really great and lift me up everytime I listen to it.
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"Do What You Can" (music video) - A never song from the COVID pandemic times. Jon teamed up again with Jennifer Nettles after all these years and they made a song about the hard pandemic times.
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And girl there is nothing better than being in a crowd like that of a bunch of people just rocking out I miss the '80s
My first concert as a young teenager was Bon Jovi and Skid Row ❤️
Bon Jovi is such a great band.
I was at this show, fantastic performance. Yes it was at Wembley, they had three sell out dates back to back
Always...great song
I love your outfit. I remember when you bought it and were torn on whether to keep it. Looks good! Great song choice too
Glad you came around on unions. My father, brother, and hubby were all union, and each endured a strike throughout their careers. I know first-hand how much better life is with a union worker in the family. Helping them is worth the effort.
you gotta watch their ALWAYS song LIVE AT LONDON. i swear you'll love it!
Jon is a great guy on and off stage.
One of the best live Songs from Bon Jovi is Lay your hands on me
Britt, Bon Jovi songs that will push yhe band high on your PDC list: : the studio version of "Living On A Prayer"; "It's My Life; "Wanted Dead Or Alive"; "Blaze Of Glory; and about five others sung by Bon Jovi over the years. Many others in the Comments section have correctly explained to you what "Tommy put his six string in hock", "Gina brings her pay for love", "Union went on strike", and "Tommy worked on the docks" meant, so I don't need to repeat any of those meanings for you. Jon Bongiovi and his band, Bon Jovi, are simply two of the greatest acts in rock 'n roll music history, and well-deserve to be high on your PDC list. Forty years of great music and tens of millions of fans cannot be wrong, girlfriend! ❤❤❤
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One of my favorite bands live