First listen to Bob Seger - Turn the Page (REACTION)
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
- Original Video: • Bob Seger- Turn the Page
Join the Patreon for Exclusive content and the ability to influence the channel.
/ dicondissectional
PO Box 2641 Acworth, GA 30102
Tip Jar Link: paypal.me/Deth...
If one wishes to support the channel monetarily, but would rather not join the Patreon, here is a way to do so. TH-cam and Patreon both take percentages of earnings from videos (in TH-cam's case, I'll make around 5-10% of what any given video makes, the rest goes to supporting the Label who owns the copywrite and to supporting the platform, so this is a helpful way to help me keep on making videos. I appreciate it:)
Brand new Twitter, come say hi: / dethstrok9
Facebook! Updates on all my projects!
/ dicon-dissectional-rea...
Instagram!
/ dethstrok9
Cool acting page! Check out "From the Other Room"
www.imdb.me/dan...
#dethstrok9 #dicondissectionalreactions #turnthatup #danielprofeta
Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statue that might otherwise be infringing. All rights belong to their respective owners
What is Dicon?
Very good question:)
@@DiconDissectionalReactions I think it’s a Japanese radish.
try google ; )
@@Lightmane There's no real answer, it was a name I kinda made up. I talk about the names of everything when I was interviewed by RedHenn Radio: th-cam.com/video/ETDJTj2cKGc/w-d-xo.html
@@DiconDissectionalReactions I saw a little of that interview and I love that you made it up, but I googled it and this is what google says, which is pretty darn cool:
1. Warning of or having dreadful or terrible consequences; calamitous: a dire economic forecast; dire threats. 2. Urgent; desperate: in dire need; dire poverty. [Latin dīrus, fearsome, terrible; akin to Greek deinos.]
Bob Seger is one of the most underrated musicians of all time. He has the rare gift of telling an engaging story through his music, and an amazing voice to drive it home. Dive into his catalog and enjoy.
So so true! I remember seeing and hearing the rise of Seger and his bullets!
Unbelievable talent. Grew up near Detroit and influenced by soulful music from Detroit. So many hits. Please play more for your own enjoyment and growth in the rock industry. Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band.
Yes!
WRONG !!! What rock did you climb out from under? ... MULTIPLE AWARDS ... Chevy commercial (Like A Rock) Risky Business (Ol' Time Rock and Roll) Hollywood Walk of Fame ... Grammy's ... Golden Globes. Beverly Hills Cop II... Juno International Album of the Year .... Rock 'N Roll Hall of fame ... Songwriters Hall of Fame ... One of the best artists of all time .... Oscar nominations ... This is only a partial list ... NEVER UNDERRATED!!!!!!!! Sorry if this sounds angry ... but that was a dumb comment
He was not underrated; he was a mega star of his time. He may be underrated now; because music today can't hold a candle to music back then, when artist wrote and sang their music. Not like band and singers today; who sing songs others wrote, and use auto-tuners to fix their voices. Session musicians playing the music for them.
No; when I was in school, Bob Seger was everywhere. The radios played his songs all the time. The man's a legend, but legends sometimes get forgotten, and that's what happens to him. Never forget the music of the past.
Another artist that over the decades, you don't realize the sheer volume of hits. So well known, but in a way underrated.
If i were more motivated I'd research how many times his songs have appeared in movies. If he doesn't hold the record he can't be far off.
@@stevep2380 Whenever I hear him, I feel like buying a truck. 😉
Yes! Well known but underrated in a way. He has so many amazing songs.
See my Mike Piper comment ... NEVER underrated ...
Daniel, for almost 60 years (in the business) Bob has been known as one of the greatest storytellers in the business. Every song of his is an experience. He somehow meshed Country Rock/Southern Rock, Pop, Folk and R&B into a single style. I don't think the man ever had a bad song in his life. You could close your eyes, pick a song, react and have a smile on your face all day. The man is just pure musical genius.
One of Bob Seger's best!
YES!! One of the best voices....EVER! Powerful lyrics with a great beat! Play more of him!! PLEASE! 🙂 Plus, your interpretation was spot on!!!
Being that I am of the older fans of this song-Bob is the only one that can do this song.
Agree totally!
If you are older than my 71 years then I commend you 😆
I can appreciate Metalica's version. They made their own interpretation of it, but yes, Bob's version is the definitive version. 68 here.
"NIGHT MOVES"
Bob Seger ♡sigh♡ a prolific writer of great music, great stories. He takes you there with him writing about life's moments, things we've all experienced. He's the everyday average Joe's songwriter. His songbook would be one to study. Please, more reactions to Bob Seger!
All his songs are phenomenal
When long hair, was first worn by men, we caught a lot of flack for it! Something the younger generations can't quite get!
Yep, that was an issue in the sixties/seventies. Here in Hungary the prime minister had a famous quote about this: "No problem, if it's long, just wash it" :) But the police and adults didn't like it.
In 1972 my dad and his logger friends cut a hippies pony tail off with a chainsaw in a bar in Townsend Montana where it was displayed over the bar for many years. Tough crowd back then.
@@TerryEHill Wow, what a bunch of assholes in B. F. Montana.
My husband was kicked out by his dad at 17 because he would not cut his hair. Yea, it was a big deal.
@@trishferris7355 Its so crazy. My little brother's best friend got kicked out of the house for shaving his into a Mohawk.
Now that you've heard it, imagine the stage completely dark, then as Alto Reed hits the first note he is hit with a blue spotlight. When Bob starts singing, a red spotlight is on him. The rest of the stage stays dark. That was how I first saw this song performed live many years ago. An incredible visual to go along with a great song.
I've seen Bob Seger, 3 or 4 times I believe. My wife were in lower balcony and Alto cranked out one of the Turn the Page riffs he does and we turned and he was around 10 feet away from us.
,Craig I found Bob the same way. Liked him ever since.
I got chills listening and I’ve heard this a hundred times. A great performance.
I once was on a drive for 12 hours and I threw in the Best of Bob Seger and ever song is great and fit the trip and my mood.
Bob Segers music is timeless. Great reaction.
YESSS!!! Try Night Moves my man!!! It will change your fckin’ LIFE!! With autumn closin’ in.. 🙌🏻🔥
Ps. Cheers man love your vids, you’re doing a great job!
Thanks A&A, happy to see y'all here!
A&A glad to see you found one of the best...
...along with yourselves of course...
A&A, love the new set! Daniel will get there!!
A&A, you going to do another Seger before Christmas?
A bunch of us are hoping for Travelin Man + Beautiful Loser from Live Bullet. But I'm trying not to be greedy. ✌🏽💋
"Night Moves" is objectively Seger's best song ever, but there's still a couple more ballads that reach into your soul, and some kickass cuts like "Lucifer".
Andy&Alex - thanks for Hollywood Nights.
You really have to listen to the 955KLOS analysis of the song.
It's in Sound cloud if you can't play it from the radio station blog. Look under theklossessions hollywwod nights (deliberately misspelled)
What a voice! Lots of good Bob Seger songs...Night Moves, Against the Wind, Main Street...
Love Bob Seger!! A great Rabbit Hole for u to explore!!👍♥️😁
Glad you finally discovered Bob Seger's music, I hope you continue with his great songs
I watched him in 1989 and he didn’t sing a word of this song. The audience sang the entire song. He did sing the chorus tho. It was amazing!
That must have been some moment!
I paid to hear Seger sing it, not some guy next to me. :)
Bob didn't just sing a song he became it. Many great songs by the man. We Are Legion 👍✌️🧡 "roll me away" and "against the wind " two of my favorites
Beautiful song this is the best version and the version played on the classic rock stations this is one of those songs that every time it comes on you feel blessed to hear it
Quintessential song. No bad songs with Bob Seger.
Excellent Bob Seger song about life on the road. Lyrics ring true! Been there done that back in the 70s and 80s. ♥️🎼🎶🇨🇦
Bob's "Like A Rock" has the same intense feel in a way.
Seger is a great story teller with his music. "Night Moves" is another great example, an older man reflecting back on a summer of change, then feeling his years upon him.
Glad that I'm not the only one who gets goosebumps at that sax finale.
A friend surprised me with tickets-1980s. We were in the section above the floor left of the stage. Suddenly the sax solo belted out from the walkway just behind us! Spotlight glaring off the sax made it nearly impossible to look right at the musician. Wonderful memories.
Bob is a great story teller and that voice is the sweetness on that dessert you just had. Peace!
One of the greatest songwriters in the business. The hits are endless and he's definitely an artist who's worth a deep dive into.
:) Bob Seger has one of the best rock voices. He's also a great at painting pictures with words. His lyrics always pull me in & it doesn't matter how many times I've heard the song. He's definitely one of our best musicians/songwriters... and that voice!! :)
I'm glad you're introducing yourself to Bon Seger. Great reaction, Daniel! :)
Old Time Rock & Roll, Against the Wind, Mainstreet, The Fire Inside, Like a Rock, Roll Me Away, Shakedown... It's like shooting fish in a barrel...you can't miss.
You'll accompany me, Strut, Fire down Below, come to Poppa...........
@@sarahadelle1953 We ladies love Come to Poppa. 😉
Also Katmandu. Always liked that one.
An all time classic tune to be sure. Bob Seger a great story teller. Bob Seger is one of those artists almost everyone likes and enjoys.
Love Bob Seger! Night Moves takes me back to my youth!
I absolutely love Bob Seger, One of his best songs, Amazing, Brings back the fields, starry skys and bon fires...Love, Love, Love...
He performed this at his induction into “The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. It was great!
Check Out "Beautiful Loser" "Night Moves", "Still The Same", "Against The Wind", "We've Got Tonight", "Hollywood Nights", "Like A Rock", "You'll Accompany Me", "Shakedown", And "Old Time Rock and Roll". Those are the songs that I remember, you'll like them too I think, lots of stories, strong lyrics, awesome music, and great vocals. Cheers
I saw Bob Seger at Richards, a small rock and roll bar in Atlanta in December 1975> There were maybe 20 people in the audience. Two years later I saw him at Georgia Tech Stadium and there were maybe 40,000. The difference was the release of Night Moves. Seger has a great voice and he's a great writer. Check out Night Moves, Hollywood Nights, Like a Rock, We've Got Tonight, Roll Me Away, Still the Same. He's got a great discography!
‘Brooding’ is perhaps the word you were searching for .....Bob does a lot of that, and he does it brilliantly.
And wistful.
Keep in mind....this is LIVE....not studio.... I was at this concert at Cobo Hall in Detroit. Alto Reed on sax, which is the best name of a sax player.
I was fortunate enough to see Bob twice. His Live shows are off the charts.
When growing long hair was dangerous. Thanks Daniel. Great reaction.
All Right ! Bob Seger is one of the Greats in music. One of my all time concerts I have been to. Daniel you have to do Main Street. by Bob
Bob Segar was my first concert ever in 1978...I sat on the shoulders of a guy I knew about 4 rows from the stage and caught a broken drum stick between my fingers and still have it today...the best of all the concerts I have ever been to...I was 17 and it was amazing...this guy is an icon.
Bob is a great American storyteller. Would love to see you continue exploring his long list of hits - prime among them: Main Street (an all-time favorite), Night Moves, Hollywood Nights, Rambling Gambling Man (his first hit from 1968, featuring his friend Glen Frey - later to be a founder of The Eagles), Still the Same, Traveling Man/Beautiful Loser (live - same album as Turn the Page), so much to enjoy. He's awesome live, but I'm pretty sure his farewell tour ended last year. I saw him in Florida for that tour, plus way back in '86 on Long Island.
Bob Seger. That's a treasure trove of solid old fashioned rock and roll you just tapped into. Great pick especially for an introduction.
Seger was another 70's artist that was played everywhere - all the time. Spent many evenings in a small group in someone's smoke filled living room with the tv on, but volume down and Seger playing. And like others, 'Main Street' and 'Night Moves' are MUST!
You got lucky to hear his best song at your first listen to him. He has plenty of songs worth pursuing. Try "Come to Poppa" or "Her Strut"!
I love this song 🎵❤ and think it's the best
An unforgettable tune, by a sage musician~
A great song by a great singer songwriter, Seger has a what i would call a "lived in" voice which takes you to the places he has been. Another you might enjoy is Jackson Browne's "The Load Out/Stay" which is his tribute to his roadies.
I saw him in concert back in the day. 🤯He is someone who gives it everything, like The Boss. 🙂
Bob Seger had so many great songs. I never heard this one until I got a request for it on my radio show. I was speechless at the end. Next should be The Load-Out/Stay from Jackson Browne, and We're an American Band from Grand Funk Railroad. Oh, and Seger's "Hollywood Nights."
"Strut", "Old Time Rock and Roll" --- Tom Cruise does a lip sync in the living room of his parent's house in "Risky Business". Kind of an iconic scene. Wrestler Dusty Rhodes used it as his entrance music for a brief period in the mid 1980s.
*Her Strut
@@africanfartingfrog Call WMMR in Philadelphia and complain because they've been calling it "Strut" since it came out. Kind of like people calling Steve Howe's "Clap", "The Clap".
😍 💔🖤❤ " Roll Me Away" best road trip song ever! Sounds of my youth.
That is such a great song. I also like "like a Rock". My favorite Seeger song is "The Famous Final Scene". That song to me is hauntingly beautiful. It can make you think when your in the right kind of mood.
Seger has such a huge catalog of really good songs! Such a great story teller.
Bob Seger is one of my all time favorite artists. He's a profoundly great lyricist ( one of the best IMO), great singer, songwriter. The man has done it all; Acid rock in his early days with the Bob Seger System, and various flavors of rock, folk/rock, blues with The Silver Bullet Band and the Mussel Shoals Band. He OWNED Rock 'n' Roll radio in the late '70s to early '80s, just hit after hit after hit, all of them great songs, not fluff. And, by all accounts, one the nicest and humblest superstars ever. This is a deep, DEEP well of great music. Did I mention he's one of my all time favorite artists?
I saw him and his band play at a fancy concert hall. They were so good that when it was over the crowd was still clapping as we all exited and got into our cars. Then everybody started beeping their horns in a joyful way celebrating the greatness of the concert that we all experienced. The pure joy continued to be evident in how everyone was driving by letting other cars cut in practicing good manners while waving and smiling at each other as if we all had a common bond of joyful humanity. I've been to a lot of concerts and never saw anything like that reaction after a concert. Side note: long hair back then was a sign that you were cool. Short hair was a political statement that you were part of the establishment. It was easy to spot a narc in high school and college - they all had short hair. Adults with short hair would always crack the same lame joke about "Are you a woman or a man?"
Great Reaction, Against the Wind is another great Seger song
Thank you:)
Bob Seger is a deep hole to go into. So many great songs.
You are extremely articulate and how you understand the music for being so young.
"One" of the many, many fantastic songs by Bob.
Mainstreet, Come To Poppa, Night Moves, Fire Down Below, Against The Wind, "just" a few! Do Come To Poppa first.
You only heard a fraction of the grit and growl he has in his voice, he doesn't have one bad song.
Oh yeah and the sax...💕
One of my favorite songs. Written before Seger became a star. About his experiences of the rigors of constant touring. Plaintive and moving lyrics and vocals. Dad said this was an FM radio staple.
Chills definitely. Great song by one of the best
Bob Seger never disappoints! Dive in!!
This dude live is just all that!!!!(First time I saw AC/DC they opened for Bob!!!!!)
Bob Seger has to be one of the best songwriters and has so many big hits, also he went to the same High School as my older sister in the 60s Bloomfield Hills in Mich. outside of Detroit.
Bloomfield Hills
@@itsme-rt7nzYes, your right! Thank you and I never went there just my 9 yr. older sister did and Bob was a few years older than her so she never met him, But everybody talked because he was just too cool!
Bob Seger has an awesome raspy voice and a unique style. He has so many hits you could dive into. You picked up on the controlled power and intensity in this ballad and you're right - that is part of his style and when he lets loose he's got one of the most powerful voices in rock. You might try ballads like Main Street, Against the Wind, Like a Rock or Night Moves, or bangers like Old Time Rock and Roll, Fire Down Below, Her Strut or my personal favorite Katmandu.
I grew up in northwestern Ohio and saw Bob Seger numerous times, starting in the late 60s when he was only known around Michigan and Ohio mostly. Actually saw him at the teen center in my hometown for 50 cents...we knew even then Bob was gonna be a star...
Bob is such a storyteller! To be honest, when I first heard this song as a kid, I thought he was speaking of the life of a trucker!
Such a beautiful, mournful piece. Will forever be my favourite Bob Seger track.
You'd be wise to continue down this rabbit hole, he's got so many amazing songs! Hollywood Nights, Strut, Against The Wind, Night Moves, Main Street, Kathmandu...that's just for starters.
A rabbit hole his music is, Main Street, The Fire Down Below, Cat Mandu...more, more, more!!!
I saw them in the mid 70's, and it was one of those concert moments I will never forget. I was a rather indifferent Bob Seger fan, liked them but not a huge fan, (a lot of awesome music vying for attention back then) but I was on the crew that built the stage so I stayed for the show and while the show was good, this song was the tour de force. The Sax player had climbed up on the speaker columns stage left, so was maybe 30 foot above the crowd and ten foot or more above the stage, and first you heard those beautiful sax notes just floating on the night air but didn't see him on the stage and then the spotlights found him up on the speakers as he just reared back and let it wail. I wish I could articulate it better but it was awesome.
SEGER, yay!!!!! A ton of great songs. Against the Wind, Beautiful Loser, Come to Poppa, The Fire Inside, Main Street, Against the Wind and many more. Thanks for this, Daniel.
The line about "is it a woman or a man" is referencing the cultural divide in the 60s when men and boys started letting their hair grow long. I had relatives who said exactly those words. In HS in the late 60s one of my best friends was jumped by some on the varsity football team because he let his sideburns grow too long. They shaved his head to make an example of him. Others that I knew were verbally and physically harassed, a few were beat up.
Few were as good as Seger at writing and singing but also keeping a regular man feel.
Yes, my young Padawan, there are many other Bob Seger songs to visit. Night Moves, Against the Wind, Mainstreet, Betty Lou's Gettin' Out Tonight... That's enough to get started on, it's a deep catalog. I've heard the "Is that a woman or a man" line plenty, back in the day, usually a bunch of guys who wanted to start a fight, I guess they needed to prove they were more "manly" than a long-hair. It gets old real quick.
Down the Bob Seger rabbit hole you shall go. A huge catalog of great songs. They all tell a story. Night Moves, Main Street, Against the Wind, Roll Me Away, Hollywood Nights, Old Time Rock & Roll, and more.
The quote I have on my Skype page at work is "I wish I didn't know now, what I didn't know then." - Bob Seger. It means so much as I get older. Bob Seger's lyrics are quite deep and relatable I won't tell you the song this quote comes from. It's a great song too, so I hope you'll hunt for it and give it a listen as well some day. Bob Seger is one of the best.
Against the Wind
O
Bob is awesome. First person I seen live in 74
Bob Seger - from 2 + 2 to Night Moves this guy was the Detroit Boy that was always Running Against the Wind. Like a Rock he was Shamed by the Moon so Turn the page to find more hits.
I'm from Michigan where Bob is from . he quit music for 10 years too be with his kids as they grew up. he than came back did about a 2 year world tour and now is retired.
You’ll see a lot of requests for Roll me Away and Like a Rock. They both show his amazing songwriting skills. You can’t go wrong with these two. Thanks for covering Turn the Page
Daniel! One of my favourites. Love your reaction when Bob hit the high notes near the end.
7:18 "on the road again"
Damn right it's live !
Mr. Bob Seger 😎🎙
Saw Bob & The Silver Bullet Band back in the early 80's
What a concert he was running around the stage all night !
A concert I will never forget ✌😎
The man has enough energy for 3 men !
He is one of our best.....
writers / story tellers / singers / performers
You look up 70's 80's Rock-n-Roll....
You will see a picture of Bob Seger !
Bob Seger is a great story teller...has so many hits and all of them are amazing.
A song that really shows what life on the road is like is Jackson Browne's - The Load Out/Stay. You will NOT BE disappointed.
A good one like this!
Daniel, im trying to feel what it must be like to listen for the 1st time, Music. Music Art- of a depth not equaled since Beethoven and his peers. From Chuck Berry, To Bob Seegar, to The Beatles and Pink Floyd and from Allman Brothers to Green Day. Aretha Franklin to Lou Reed, to Paul Simon to Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, and from Muddy Water and Billy Preston to the Grateful Dead. You are lucky---in that--you are one of the few people who are listening for the 1st time.....and diving deeper into the sound, the meaning.....and the influences that created this music. From the 50s to 80s.....and with some exceptions --more recent. A sound--an art----of humanity----not equaled---almost ever in human history. Jazz, Rock, Soul, R & B. Misery--poverty, war, nuclear weapons, womens rights, civil rights, the Vietnam war. These are the influences of this music. This art. This time. It is not only the music......and the words----it IS the words---the meaning..... Behind almost all of it---is a yearning for a peaceful, loving humanity. And yearning for that world. That is what----this explosion of art is about. I was lucky to have lived thru most of it. You ----are lucky enough to hear it--while some of its originators are still with us. It is not only the art---but the meaning.....behind it. The yearning for peace. John Lennon........perhaps the pinnacle of this art---perhaps.....with Imagine....and with Give peace a Chance---and others.....created something for all time. As did beethoven....His ninth....and his moon light Sonata. Good night.
Love this one! This song and Bob Seger are very popular with bikers!
Night Moves, Hollywood Nights, he has a ton of hits.
Love the sax. The instrumentation is so evocative of long, boring, weary days on the road. And then, at the end, psyching oneself up to do it all again.
The Metallica version is a much more guitar heavy interpretation. And the tone is angrier and more exciting. It’s a good cover.
The slow cymbal, the repetitive rhythm, and the ‘echo from the amplifiers’ are all in service of Bob’s vision for the song. He’s so cinematic.
This was written in 1972 before stardom. Live Bullet was 1976 and was a breakthrough for him.
Daniel, this is one only a few videos for Seger. It is worth watching. It was made at least 15 years after the recording, and its ‘current’ Bob on keyboard with b&w clips of him in concert in the 70’s. It’s an excellent video.
I've always felt he was expressing the loneliness and repetitiveness of his chosen career even when he was a star. Love this song.
It's a great song. I've known a few solo artists/duets/bands that have covered it. As a motorcyclist I always connected with the lyric 'one note song.' Bike in fifth gear. Leaning into the throttle. And a G singing in my helmetted head. My mind could use that to sing along. It was often an Eagles song.
I was lucky enough to see him do this on his farewell tour last year. He was still killing it.
As far as I know, this is the released form of the song. Seger was so good, a live performance was as good as tape any day anyway. FIRE DOWN BELOW, FIRE LAKE, KATMANDU, NIGHT MOVES, LIKE A ROCK, are just a few of the many hits he had in a short span.
Nice reaction= so many hits to listen to from Bob Seger. The Live Bullet is a masterpiece. The songs Travelin Man/Beautiful loser are just so good, emotional.
Oooooo. I forgot about Beautiful Loser. I'll listen again tonight
@@Manageode Do the medley from Live Bullet. So good.
@@ms.chuckfu1088 I did. Thank you!
"Chills." Perfect comment to end the song. The same sort of chills I felt the very first time I heard Bob Seger sing his song Night Moves, at about the same age you are right now. Check it out next, then Main Street. Those two with this one are like a trifecta of musical/emotional expression perfection.
"Night Moves" was my introduction to Seger, ca. 1976-77, and still probably my favorite. It is a must do. The song is a nostalgia bit, as an older man looking back fondly on his younger years. "Against the Wind" is another great song .
It was a great performance of a great song. It is like any work you eat work sleep repeat.
Bob Seger is a brilliant musician and storyteller. He has an extensive library for you to explore. I would recommend “Still the Same” or “Against the Wind” for your next pick. Great reactions. Love your channel
Bob Seger was the poet laureate of America's heartland. He didn't have a bad song.
I keep hearing younger youtubers reacting to old music with its "powerful" . That is a beautiful element all the classics rock songs are all like that like that and every great band made their name on doing this every night
From what I understand this song is about the life of a rock star, a rock star having long hair which is why they wonder is that a woman or a man. That life is not all that it is cracked up to be. It also tells how the long bus rides from town to town where his concerts are being held are long and hard to deal with at times. This song is just raw reality for what most of us see as a completely glamorous and dreamlike career. It is a simple song with a heavy subject. His voice is amazing and so is his band. Not too many rock stars have written songs about the reality of the road. Great song, glad that you liked it.