At the best random house party of my life the entire crowd (and the dudes parents who came home early) had a massive impromptu singalong to this and then (I think) Fuck Her Gently lmao
You nailed it: the genius of Jack Black and Tenacious D is that they are always FULLY committed to the bit. Which includes both of them being legitimately brilliant musicians and songwriters. They're deadly serious about their extreme silliness, and few comedians (especially of their generations) have that kind of confidence. They've been a breath of fresh air to me for 25 years-and it really delighted me to see you take them so seriously as well. ❤
Dear Fairy Voice Mother, i just want to say that i am totally hooked on your video's. It's not only the awesome breakdowns you do with insightful remarks but the fact that you truly enjoy the music as well is the shiny cherry on top. Also the fact that the editing in tandem with your humor is very entertaining to watch. Please keep it up!!!!
The song they sang to beat the devil was the greatest in the world. However they couldn't remember the lyrics of that song.... so they made a tribute to that song... that is this song. Just a tribute to the greatest song in the world.
@@shadowproductions969 If you watch the original version from the HBO skit show, they outright use the opening rifts of Stairway in a couple of places of the song..
I love how you can pick out little things in a song that I've never fully picked up on even though I've heard them hundreds of times. The way your mind works with music is fantastic! The way you know where various little tricks and vocal sounds work and don't work is brilliant.
That _is_ Ben Stiller. He and Jack Black have been friends for a long time, and that's why JB finds his way into many of Stiller's projects. Likewise, Ben Stiller pops up in Black's stuff, too. In their movie, Tenacious D in The Pick of Destiny, Ben Stiller plays a guitar store employee that sets them on the path to their goal for the movie.
I really appreciate the deep dive of the pieces to this masterpiece of a song! I really love the playful style that these guys bring. They revel in the enjoyment of creating even a tribute to beautiful music.
Widely believed "Stairway to Heaven" is the referenced greatest song in the world (you can pick up guitar notes from Stairway in several sections), and this is a tribute to that song.
also when they play it live they sometimes play the intro of Stairway in the middle of the song, so it's really not "widely believed" but pretty much confirmed...
It's not. It's about "The Devil's Trill" by Giuseppe Tartini. Tenacious D pretty much just retell the story about Tartini hearing the devil play the greatest piece of music in the world in a dream and Tartini's attempt at recreating it was so inferior he considered it to be no more than a tribute.
Also, I dont know, but in my book this a capella is a reference to how they in found secret messages in music when you played the LP backwards, and suddenly clear as day you hear the word "Lucifer". Rock was considered the downfall of the youth ever since the seductive power of Elvis hips... I do think the religious right in the US tried to claim a backwards messages in stairway to heaven, something about satan and 666 and even coupled this to the Manson murders and stuff... this was long before I was born but I do think this part is refencing some of that stuff.
Ahh, I love the bit you talk about feeling relaxed on the stage. Actually, thanks to your videos, last year I signed up for vocal lessons in my neighborhood music school and after only two months they had this talent show. It was a bunch of elementary schoolers, 30 year old me and one other adult vocal student. My teacher asked if I wanted to be involved, at that point I still couldn't sing at all, but thanks to you I knew singing was about having fun with your voice and also I was already doing theater, so I didn't mind being on stage. I figured I'd be fun and goofy and enjoy being there. I ended up doing a duet with my teacher, I sounded mostly terrible but I enjoyed the hell out of it and everyone loved it to bits! This is mostly thanks to your positive energy and joy about singing. I managed to forget about my self-consciousness and just tapped on my goofy side. It became one of my best memories ever. I had to drop out due to moving cities but I really want to go back to it again. Thank you for this channel and all your positive energy!
can a post on social media be considered to be a comment? letters only no pics/memes, then i actually would have an idea of what the greatest comment in the world might be, atleast for modern times
Are you officially there happiest and most cheerful person in the world? Honestly, I sometimes forget to listen, and just enjoy watching how expressive you are.😂 arms everywhere so animated and entertaining as hell. Thanks for making me bring out silly and goofy smile 😂
This chick is a legend! The mat Corby episode got me in. Intelligence, technical analytics, wit, humour, quirky, good looks, seemingly genuin and kind. Keep up the good work!
The thing I love about The D is that they're fully aware how ridiculous those rock star gestures are, but they fully commit and manage to make it funny and badass at the same time.
6:28 More specifically, it's a reference to the legend of a blues musician (I think Robert Johnson, Cross Road Blues is all about this) meeting the devil at a crossroads in the country and selling their soul for fame and fortune. But more overall, this song is about how so many songs are "The greatest song in the world" like One and Stairway to Heaven, and yet that title is meaningless as there's no real "perfect" song. Except the one they sang that fateful night. They just forgot how it goes.
The original reference to selling your soul for musical prowess is blues legend Robert Johnson. Very rich history there. I love how many layers Tenacious D has.
Was going to point out the same, shame this legend seems to be lost on this generation, even though it is a trope often used in supernatural lure. Juke joint music, is seriously some of the best music ever produced, and a massive influence on rock and metal, the rockers of the 60's/70s heavily influenced by it, Black Sabbath for one example.
I majored in music education (never actually did anything with it, though) and studied percussion, piano, and some voice. Yours is probably the first channel that I've seen where I've actually learned something that I didn't know/hadn't realized before. I'm thrilled to have found you!!
The man playing with black jack is Kyle gas, they are old friends and they did the movie together, its them together that make "tenacious D" One of their songs that i think you might have an interest in more so on the story telling side is "Ballad of Holleywood Jack and the rage cage" Its the story of how they went on their separate rise, jack rising to fame, and Kyle going down a path of sorrow, and then their reunion.
Pretty sure others said it already but not only Ben wassisname Stiller was in this video but the Devil itself is Dave Grohl! Also the song is inspired by The Devil went down to Georgia, which is also a great song about battling a Devil. Nice interpretation of the tune, i think the main point of it is that in this spur of the moment when Satan challenged them, they just improvised the best song in the world and beat him. And then wrote "Tribute" to tell their tale since they don't remember how the "best song in the world" went. Cheers
OMG you have one of the greatest explinations of jacks accapella that i have ever heard! You are just IN THE KNOW. amazing you are wonderful! you just get it!!!!
I’ve been watching sequential reactions of this same song and you did the best reaction and explanations by far thanks for that. And you are amazingly beautiful.
On the night they met the demon, they played the greatest song ever played. At thr time of recording in the booth, they couldn't remember that song, so they played a tribute to that song.
The "goose fronting" segment (around the 9:30 mark) reminded me of a reaction I watched to Devin Townsend's "Kingdom" where it was stated that Devin's exaggerated facial expressions are intentional and are the key to creating vocal distortion without causing pressure on the vocal folds. I loved watching this, thank you 😁
I am not sure if someone has mentioned this.. the tribute song is stairway to heaven. It is based on these chords ''couldn't remember the best song in the world,... no.. this is just a tribute..'' Brilliant
I've known this song since 2001 and seen the music video a lot of times and this is the only time I learned Ben Stiller did a cameo here thanks to you pointing it out. I never really checked the comment section whenever I remember to listen to this after TH-cam became a thing. It was those put on tab to something else then close window when done songs nostalgia songs.
I've watched their movie a 100 times at least. I love it every single time. And watching you react and comment to this was JUST AS exciting as the D themselves! It is a pure enjoyment to watch you do this! Thank you so much!
I believe, though could be one of those urban myths, that the original version of the song was actually referencing and included Stairway to Heaven as the "greatest song in the world" - there are videos floating around using a lot of the Stairway guitar work etc, but the Zeppelin denied the use of their copywritten song to an, at the time, unknown band, thus this album version was the one we all know and love. But again, could be a complete urban myth xD It is also worth noting, that if you're ever bored (or want a video series idea), they actually did a film, the soundtrack of which was their second album, called Pick of Destiny which is largely one big music video with some story in between connecting all the songs.
You are the wisest person musically that I have ever heard speak on the subject. You’re correct! You don’t miss a thing! And you bring humor and charm and beauty to the table as bonuses!🙂💯
I subscribed this morning before going to work and watched 2 videos , then came back and I´m watching this and holy diver next. I love your editing, your humor, and.. well, you are gorgeous. And above all.. your knowledge. Greetings from Argentina.
I’ve been binging your videos for the past few days and I love the way you explained the complexities of the human voice in a way everybody can understand. I truly appreciate what you do and I love how genuinely excited you get when you hear something cool, and then you nerd out. Your channel is truly such a positive experience, please never stop 😁 also, a suggestion, and a journey of many different vocal techniques. War of Being by Tesseract. If you find the time, I’m sure you’ll love it ❤️
I can't believe I finally saw you react to Tenacious D!!! Absolutely love you and hope I never meet you...I would flirt! Awesome reactions and awesome who you are!!😊
That other guy is the one and only Kyle Gass aka K.G. or Rage Kage! The songs main section uses the chord sequence Am, G, F - Which just happens to also be the main chord sequence to Led Zeppelin's Stairway To Heaven, undeniably and most definitely the greatest song ever written. I think this was their tribute to that song. Surprising you haven't heard any other Tenacious D songs as they're freaking awesome and Jack Black is just an insane rock vocalist to analyse. Please do more of them!
it would be such a pleasure to see u react to a song No one should read this by Tallah, or any song from Matriphagy album. their singer Justin has some strong extreme vocal techniques and it would be a dream come true to see and hear ur analysis on his performance! i know that such music is not that popular type of content and perhaps will not bring great amount of views, but i still hope this reaction will happen one day!
@6:30 I think this is more a specific reference to the longstanding trope of the blues guitar man selling his soul at the crossroad for guitar-playing skills (e.g. Robert Johnson, or The Devil Went Down to Georgia)
Hey Fairy Voice Mother just a letting you know is this song is a tribute to Beelzeboss, however it is a song from th movie so just a heads up incase you rather watch the movie and its called The Pick of Destiny Tencaios D also great reaction and explaintation.
Dear Lolli, now that you have dipped your feet into Tenacious D, I have two suggestions that will CHANGE YOUR LIFE! (hope I'm not too late for you to miss the comment) 1- Watch "Kickapoo"s video, it has a special participation that you will very much love. THEN in the same video look for a 2 min clip of that person recording the song in studio, it WILL BLOW YOUR MIND. Seriously. 2- Watch their recent video for "Wicked Game", it's a freaking piece of art. Unfortunately it's very short, so you can look for their live performance as well to complement the video. That's it, love your reactions, please keep it up... you're actually the only reactor I have a follow on (and I watch A LOT of you), that tells how good you are :)
The first time I saw "Tribute," I was fascinated by everything happening in the song and video. Great analysis and "Ah ha!" moment. Another older video that is fun with interesting vocals is The Hillbilly Moon Explosion's cover of "Jackson" featuring Sparky from Demented Are Go.
You should review Gotye 'Somebody That I Used To Know'. No.1 in 8 different counties, Multiple platinum in over 12 markets, 3 ARIAs, 2 Grammy Awards, 8th in Billboards, top 100 of the 2010s, Over 1 billion views on TH-cam and he refused to put any copyright on the song. For some reason a kot of young people have never heard the song.
I was accused of making mischief and evil schemes literally 20 seconds before this video told me to make even more mischief. Who am I to argue with such perfectly-timed and brilliant advice? xD
I'm part of the weird crowd that likes to watch reactors hear songs I've heard a million times, that being said i looked through your channel and you haven't reacted to unchained melody by the righteous brothers!! Lol as a person who wishes they could actually sing (I'm a kareoke champion despite it) I love your take on vocals cause it gives me hope, loved to watch your opinion on that song, it's a classic and to watch it live...just....chefs kiss
I think you would really enjoy "Kickapoo" by Tenacious D. Three great and very different vocalists in one song for you to react to!
absolutely, maybe we can convince her into reacting to dio and meatloaf too after >:D.
Kickapoo, master exploder and Beezleboss are all great and funny.. Kickapoo has 2 music legends and Jack black
Please do kickapoo
Anything by Tenacious D I think she'd really enjoy lol. They actually have some good stuff.
or Master Exploder
Dave Grohl as the demon (and he played drums on the album)
So many pre-parties have been spent doing singalongs to this song 😅
At the best random house party of my life the entire crowd (and the dudes parents who came home early) had a massive impromptu singalong to this and then (I think) Fuck Her Gently lmao
So so many
I don't think Grohl is the demon in this he is in Pick of destiny
@@salintium It's him. You can even see the tattoo on his chest
It's almost like if you paint somebody red, and they act like a demon, then they're no longer recognizable as Dave Grohl...
You nailed it: the genius of Jack Black and Tenacious D is that they are always FULLY committed to the bit. Which includes both of them being legitimately brilliant musicians and songwriters. They're deadly serious about their extreme silliness, and few comedians (especially of their generations) have that kind of confidence. They've been a breath of fresh air to me for 25 years-and it really delighted me to see you take them so seriously as well. ❤
Dear Fairy Voice Mother, i just want to say that i am totally hooked on your video's. It's not only the awesome breakdowns you do with insightful remarks but the fact that you truly enjoy the music as well is the shiny cherry on top. Also the fact that the editing in tandem with your humor is very entertaining to watch. Please keep it up!!!!
I agree with every word! 😁🥰
Me too! With Christmas cherries and a fairy on top! 🙂🌸🎄🧚♀️
Yep, some creator are just hitting 100% and finding these rare humans is satisfying.
One of the best!
The song they sang to beat the devil was the greatest in the world. However they couldn't remember the lyrics of that song.... so they made a tribute to that song... that is this song. Just a tribute to the greatest song in the world.
the great thing is the chorus is basically Stairway to Heaven.. coincidence?
Not just the lyrics, but couldn't remember the music either.
@@shadowproductions969 If you watch the original version from the HBO skit show, they outright use the opening rifts of Stairway in a couple of places of the song..
Well, Stairway is widely known to be the greatest song in the world . . .
it doesn't actually sound anything like this song!
Their song Wonderboy is pretty fun as well, Jack has a lot of great runs in it.
Almost every song is good. Keilbasa, Double Team, City Hall.
This.100%.This.
With mind bullets!
Wonderboy is a masterpiece
Came to suggest wonderboy
“The Metal” will forever be my favorite song by them but they are all great.
I love how you can pick out little things in a song that I've never fully picked up on even though I've heard them hundreds of times. The way your mind works with music is fantastic! The way you know where various little tricks and vocal sounds work and don't work is brilliant.
That _is_ Ben Stiller. He and Jack Black have been friends for a long time, and that's why JB finds his way into many of Stiller's projects. Likewise, Ben Stiller pops up in Black's stuff, too. In their movie, Tenacious D in The Pick of Destiny, Ben Stiller plays a guitar store employee that sets them on the path to their goal for the movie.
First person I have seen that saw or mentioned Ben stiller at the end
Same with Dave Grohl playing the devil here and in the PoD movie, and the D being in the music video for "Learn to Fly".
Love that you caught the Ben Stiller cameo, but you missed Dave Grohl as the devil! Tenacious D have some great music, and The Pick of Destiny too!
Dave Grohl isn't easy to recognize🤔...🤣🤣🤣
I'd strongly recommend their movie 'The Pick of Destiny'! It's basically the Tenacious D origin story (and has a lot of their music in it as well) 👍
I concur. That movie is legendary.
And the original HBO series! Their TRUE origin story ;)
And it has the actual song that this song is a tribute too
Movie? Its a documentation
I wasn't expecting a neurophysiology lesson in the middle of a musical reaction/analysis, but I'm not complaining.
I really appreciate the deep dive of the pieces to this masterpiece of a song! I really love the playful style that these guys bring. They revel in the enjoyment of creating even a tribute to beautiful music.
3 more Tenacious D songs you need to listen to are Kickapoo, dude I totally miss you and master exploder. These are some of my absolute favorites!!
Widely believed "Stairway to Heaven" is the referenced greatest song in the world (you can pick up guitar notes from Stairway in several sections), and this is a tribute to that song.
the chorus is literally the outro progression and stairway is often regarded as the greatest rock song
also when they play it live they sometimes play the intro of Stairway in the middle of the song, so it's really not "widely believed" but pretty much confirmed...
It was partially inspired by one by Metallica and partially by stairway to heaven, but it’s not about any one particular song.
It's not. It's about "The Devil's Trill" by Giuseppe Tartini. Tenacious D pretty much just retell the story about Tartini hearing the devil play the greatest piece of music in the world in a dream and Tartini's attempt at recreating it was so inferior he considered it to be no more than a tribute.
Also, I dont know, but in my book this a capella is a reference to how they in found secret messages in music when you played the LP backwards, and suddenly clear as day you hear the word "Lucifer". Rock was considered the downfall of the youth ever since the seductive power of Elvis hips... I do think the religious right in the US tried to claim a backwards messages in stairway to heaven, something about satan and 666 and even coupled this to the Manson murders and stuff... this was long before I was born but I do think this part is refencing some of that stuff.
You are incredible. The whole psychology of your in depth reviews are amazing.
Ahh, I love the bit you talk about feeling relaxed on the stage. Actually, thanks to your videos, last year I signed up for vocal lessons in my neighborhood music school and after only two months they had this talent show. It was a bunch of elementary schoolers, 30 year old me and one other adult vocal student. My teacher asked if I wanted to be involved, at that point I still couldn't sing at all, but thanks to you I knew singing was about having fun with your voice and also I was already doing theater, so I didn't mind being on stage. I figured I'd be fun and goofy and enjoy being there. I ended up doing a duet with my teacher, I sounded mostly terrible but I enjoyed the hell out of it and everyone loved it to bits! This is mostly thanks to your positive energy and joy about singing. I managed to forget about my self-consciousness and just tapped on my goofy side. It became one of my best memories ever. I had to drop out due to moving cities but I really want to go back to it again. Thank you for this channel and all your positive energy!
Oh my goodness I can’t explain how happy I am reading this!! You bloody superstar I am so so so proud. This is an amazing achievement 💜
Fell in love when you used the "X-Files " theme song ❤
This is not the greatest comment in the world… no, no… this is just a tribute.
😂😂😂
I don't think she got it.
can a post on social media be considered to be a comment? letters only no pics/memes, then i actually would have an idea of what the greatest comment in the world might be, atleast for modern times
😂
Couldn't remember the greatest comment in the world, oh no, NO
Are you officially there happiest and most cheerful person in the world? Honestly, I sometimes forget to listen, and just enjoy watching how expressive you are.😂 arms everywhere so animated and entertaining as hell. Thanks for making me bring out silly and goofy smile 😂
Such an absolut great time you gave me watching this. Really thank you.
You just brighten my day every time you release a reaction video. Thank you :)
This chick is a legend! The mat Corby episode got me in.
Intelligence, technical analytics, wit, humour, quirky, good looks, seemingly genuin and kind.
Keep up the good work!
I looooveeee this song. Great reaction! And now I know that there's such a thing as "goose fronting". Lol.
Jack is so freaking talented, Tenacious D can always make you rock out n giggle at the same time! 🤘😊
this is such an entertaining way to break down tunes like this and parts of music theory and production, i learned what a "riser" is today, so thanks!
The thing I love about The D is that they're fully aware how ridiculous those rock star gestures are, but they fully commit and manage to make it funny and badass at the same time.
Sending love and happy vibes back that were welcome here, thanks!
6:28 More specifically, it's a reference to the legend of a blues musician (I think Robert Johnson, Cross Road Blues is all about this) meeting the devil at a crossroads in the country and selling their soul for fame and fortune.
But more overall, this song is about how so many songs are "The greatest song in the world" like One and Stairway to Heaven, and yet that title is meaningless as there's no real "perfect" song. Except the one they sang that fateful night. They just forgot how it goes.
The original reference to selling your soul for musical prowess is blues legend Robert Johnson. Very rich history there. I love how many layers Tenacious D has.
Was going to point out the same, shame this legend seems to be lost on this generation, even though it is a trope often used in supernatural lure. Juke joint music, is seriously some of the best music ever produced, and a massive influence on rock and metal, the rockers of the 60's/70s heavily influenced by it, Black Sabbath for one example.
Ooh I sneaked in again!! Love my blimey hoodie!! Washes up well too 👍🏻
As soon as I hear those ending chords now, I instinctively turn my volume down before demon grandma starts screeching at a million decibels!
Awesome reaction Fairy Voice Mother! And so close to 200k subs, you go girl 👊Your channel is a cure for my troubled mind, thank you ❤🤙
I majored in music education (never actually did anything with it, though) and studied percussion, piano, and some voice. Yours is probably the first channel that I've seen where I've actually learned something that I didn't know/hadn't realized before. I'm thrilled to have found you!!
The man playing with black jack is Kyle gas, they are old friends and they did the movie together, its them together that make "tenacious D" One of their songs that i think you might have an interest in more so on the story telling side is "Ballad of Holleywood Jack and the rage cage" Its the story of how they went on their separate rise, jack rising to fame, and Kyle going down a path of sorrow, and then their reunion.
"Couldn't remember the greatest song in the world
No, this is a tribute."
Pretty sure others said it already but not only Ben wassisname Stiller was in this video but the Devil itself is Dave Grohl!
Also the song is inspired by The Devil went down to Georgia, which is also a great song about battling a Devil.
Nice interpretation of the tune, i think the main point of it is that in this spur of the moment when Satan challenged them, they just improvised the best song in the world and beat him.
And then wrote "Tribute" to tell their tale since they don't remember how the "best song in the world" went.
Cheers
11:38 my favorite part of the video, just a random Ben Stiller cameo lol
Oh, you did spot him. I've seen a few people react to this and I think you're the only one who has
This song is a D classic lol I love this band so much they have brought many laughs to my life
My phone froze right when you said " I think I get it now" and you had the most excited and pretty look on your face......❤
"1ST TIME Reaction" is obviously a "bending of truth" but it's real fun to watch.
Outside of the D Kyle Gass is actually now a pretty accomplished bluegrass guitarist, I love his stuff.
The Bach piece he plays on Rock Your Socks Off is ridiculous.
I dont know why these kinda of reactions always makes me cry
now that I heard you talking I kind of think is because I want to sing as freely as the people that sing in these videos
Of course I made it to the tribute to the greatest song in the world
this is the best ad for a movie that came really long after "Pick of destiny" I am going to a concert with them next year
OMG you have one of the greatest explinations of jacks accapella that i have ever heard! You are just IN THE KNOW. amazing you are wonderful! you just get it!!!!
I’ve been watching sequential reactions of this same song and you did the best reaction and explanations by far thanks for that. And you are amazingly beautiful.
Stumbled on this video. Wow, great insight!
On the night they met the demon, they played the greatest song ever played. At thr time of recording in the booth, they couldn't remember that song, so they played a tribute to that song.
Fairy voice mother and tenacious D in one video, this is the best week ever 😄
The "goose fronting" segment (around the 9:30 mark) reminded me of a reaction I watched to Devin Townsend's "Kingdom" where it was stated that Devin's exaggerated facial expressions are intentional and are the key to creating vocal distortion without causing pressure on the vocal folds.
I loved watching this, thank you 😁
FVM you’re awesome! Love your energy and insightful analysis, you’re an absolute joy to watch. Please keep up the good work 👏
Loved the reaction I saw them live in London Wembley arena 2019 amazing live
I'm so glad you covered this song It is one of my favourites, also someone has probably said in the comments already but Dave Grohl is the devil xxx
watching this made me feel much better. loved this!
You gotta love it when talented musicians (Mis)use their talent to mess around!
This was so wonderful, looking forward to the full movie analysis!
I am not sure if someone has mentioned this.. the tribute song is stairway to heaven. It is based on these chords ''couldn't remember the best song in the world,... no.. this is just a tribute..'' Brilliant
It’s a reference to the classic “deal with the devil” scenario.
Watch the 1986 film “Crossroads” as an example.
Great movie, Karate Kid vs Steve Vai
@@HLGJammer Steve Vai looks the part as the devil’s guitarist but is actually super nice in real life.
The brilliance and criminality of this song is that the part after "We are but men" (5:43) and the guitar bit at 11:52 are in this song only once.
I've known this song since 2001 and seen the music video a lot of times and this is the only time I learned Ben Stiller did a cameo here thanks to you pointing it out. I never really checked the comment section whenever I remember to listen to this after TH-cam became a thing. It was those put on tab to something else then close window when done songs nostalgia songs.
I've watched their movie a 100 times at least. I love it every single time. And watching you react and comment to this was JUST AS exciting as the D themselves! It is a pure enjoyment to watch you do this! Thank you so much!
Saw them live last night so kind a on a Tenacious D kick right now!
Second video I’ve seen of your’s, you are the best.
I believe, though could be one of those urban myths, that the original version of the song was actually referencing and included Stairway to Heaven as the "greatest song in the world" - there are videos floating around using a lot of the Stairway guitar work etc, but the Zeppelin denied the use of their copywritten song to an, at the time, unknown band, thus this album version was the one we all know and love.
But again, could be a complete urban myth xD
It is also worth noting, that if you're ever bored (or want a video series idea), they actually did a film, the soundtrack of which was their second album, called Pick of Destiny which is largely one big music video with some story in between connecting all the songs.
Shout out to your student, that wanted to learn that song. It's a banger, quite literally.
😂😂😂😂
You are the wisest person musically that I have ever heard speak on the subject. You’re correct! You don’t miss a thing! And you bring humor and charm and beauty to the table as bonuses!🙂💯
You are the best...and always brighten my day with great reactions to amazing songs
"heavy country, spoken word, english grandma, FLUTE" is kind of a perfect way to describe Tenacious D
Another great reaction video! Love you and your reaction videos!
The devil guy is played by David Ghrol…. Or however you spell it. Foo Fighters / Nirvana drummer.
I subscribed this morning before going to work and watched 2 videos , then came back and I´m watching this and holy diver next. I love your editing, your humor, and.. well, you are gorgeous. And above all.. your knowledge. Greetings from Argentina.
I’ve been binging your videos for the past few days and I love the way you explained the complexities of the human voice in a way everybody can understand. I truly appreciate what you do and I love how genuinely excited you get when you hear something cool, and then you nerd out. Your channel is truly such a positive experience, please never stop 😁 also, a suggestion, and a journey of many different vocal techniques. War of Being by Tesseract. If you find the time, I’m sure you’ll love it ❤️
I can't believe I finally saw you react to Tenacious D!!! Absolutely love you and hope I never meet you...I would flirt! Awesome reactions and awesome who you are!!😊
Now we talking!
Tenacious D. ❤
This is a great song! Every time i hear it a smile spreads across my face from the first note 👌
That other guy is the one and only Kyle Gass aka K.G. or Rage Kage!
The songs main section uses the chord sequence Am, G, F - Which just happens to also be the main chord sequence to Led Zeppelin's Stairway To Heaven, undeniably and most definitely the greatest song ever written. I think this was their tribute to that song.
Surprising you haven't heard any other Tenacious D songs as they're freaking awesome and Jack Black is just an insane rock vocalist to analyse. Please do more of them!
it would be such a pleasure to see u react to a song No one should read this by Tallah, or any song from Matriphagy album. their singer Justin has some strong extreme vocal techniques and it would be a dream come true to see and hear ur analysis on his performance!
i know that such music is not that popular type of content and perhaps will not bring great amount of views, but i still hope this reaction will happen one day!
This is the only reactor channel I subscribe to. Love her breakdowns
@6:30 I think this is more a specific reference to the longstanding trope of the blues guitar man selling his soul at the crossroad for guitar-playing skills (e.g. Robert Johnson, or The Devil Went Down to Georgia)
Hey Fairy Voice Mother
just a letting you know is this song is a tribute to Beelzeboss, however it is a song from th movie so just a heads up incase you rather watch the movie and its called The Pick of Destiny Tencaios D
also great reaction and explaintation.
1am....perfect time to get cosy and listen to TFVM and the D!
This is the greatest and the best comment in the world, Tribute.
Dear Lolli, now that you have dipped your feet into Tenacious D, I have two suggestions that will CHANGE YOUR LIFE! (hope I'm not too late for you to miss the comment)
1- Watch "Kickapoo"s video, it has a special participation that you will very much love. THEN in the same video look for a 2 min clip of that person recording the song in studio, it WILL BLOW YOUR MIND. Seriously.
2- Watch their recent video for "Wicked Game", it's a freaking piece of art. Unfortunately it's very short, so you can look for their live performance as well to complement the video.
That's it, love your reactions, please keep it up... you're actually the only reactor I have a follow on (and I watch A LOT of you), that tells how good you are :)
Wonderboy is a glorious song both instrumentally and vocaly
You don't need a disco ball, you yourself light up the room 😊
I remember thinking "Well, yes, this is the greatest song in the world", when I first heard it back in the day and watched the video.
Great reaction Gorgeous Fairy. Grazie
A four foot tall lava lamp, dico ball and black lights! That was dream but never lived it!
May I suggest to see and maybe react to "Kickapoo" by Tenacious D?
I always find myself singing "O Roy!" Really loud from time to time for the rest of the day after hearing this song
Their entire first album is GOLD! You can't do a few of them on TH-cam, too naughty.
Couldnt remember the greatest song in the world
“Fligoo fligoo goo gee” such inspiring words
The first time I saw "Tribute," I was fascinated by everything happening in the song and video. Great analysis and "Ah ha!" moment. Another older video that is fun with interesting vocals is The Hillbilly Moon Explosion's cover of "Jackson" featuring Sparky from Demented Are Go.
You should review Gotye 'Somebody That I Used To Know'.
No.1 in 8 different counties,
Multiple platinum in over 12 markets,
3 ARIAs,
2 Grammy Awards,
8th in Billboards, top 100 of the 2010s,
Over 1 billion views on TH-cam
and he refused to put any copyright on the song.
For some reason a kot of young people have never heard the song.
I was accused of making mischief and evil schemes literally 20 seconds before this video told me to make even more mischief.
Who am I to argue with such perfectly-timed and brilliant advice? xD
I'm part of the weird crowd that likes to watch reactors hear songs I've heard a million times, that being said i looked through your channel and you haven't reacted to unchained melody by the righteous brothers!! Lol as a person who wishes they could actually sing (I'm a kareoke champion despite it) I love your take on vocals cause it gives me hope, loved to watch your opinion on that song, it's a classic and to watch it live...just....chefs kiss
I love your show and analysis, and i LOVE that you know about and talked about the vagus nerve - amazing 😄❤️
I’d forgotten how awesome this song and the video is.