we appreciate you for even reacting to this song, we appreciate it very much but on a good critic, i personally like reactors having lyrics cause we all love it so much we enjoy seeing someone enjoy it, remember you were not recommended we looked for you we all old, appreciated just even the subs on the vid those won't be copyright
Greetings from Moscow, Russian Federation!!! Very important message of this song at all! No killing, no war, don't make the mothers, sisters, wifes cry!
E9 Marine here.There is NOTHING civil about war. Did 2 tours in Afghanistan and war changes a person. I dont wish it on anyone. Love this song. Your reaction was awesome. Lots of love from TN
Prophetic. Thank you for bringing this at this terrible time. In case anyone missed the message: Lyrics Look at your young men fighting Look at your women crying Look at your young men dying The way they've always done before Look at the hate we're breeding Look at the fear we're feeding Look at the lives we're leading The way we've always done before My hands are tied The billions shift from side to side And the wars go on with brainwashed pride For the love of God and our human rights And all these things are swept aside By bloody hands time can't deny And are washed away by your genocide And history hides the lies of our civil wars D'you wear a black armband When they shot the man Who said "peace could last forever" And in my first memories They shot Kennedy I went numb when I learned to see So I never fell for Vietnam We got the wall of D.C. to remind us all That you can't trust freedom When it's not in your hands When everybody's fightin' For their promised land And I don't need your civil war It feeds the rich while it buries the poor Your power hungry sellin' soldiers In a human grocery store Ain't that fresh I don't need your civil war Ow, oh no, no, no, no, no Look at the shoes you're filling Look at the blood we're spilling Look at the world we're killing The way we've always done before Look in the doubt we've wallowed Look at the leaders we've followed Look at the lies we've swallowed And I don't want to hear no more My hands are tied For all I've seen has changed my mind But still the wars go on as the years go by With no love of God or human rights 'Cause all these dreams are swept aside By bloody hands of the hypnotized Who carry the cross of homicide And history bears the scars of our civil wars I don't need your civil war It feeds the rich while it buries the poor Your power hungry sellin' soldiers In a human grocery store Ain't that fresh I don't need your civil war No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no I don't need your civil war I don't need your civil war Your power hungry sellin' soldiers In a human grocery store Ain't that fresh I don't need your civil war No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no uh-oh-uh, no uh-oh, uh no I don't need one more war I don't need one more war No, no, no, no uh-oh-uh, no uh-oh, uh no Whaz so civil 'bout war anyway? Source: LyricFind Imagine a rock band sending this out us into the future. Stop. Breathe. Think. Save yourselves and others. Where the hell are ya'll going? Civil war. Do you really want that? Are things really that bad. Do any of us, (all of us) so privileged and ignorant that we do not understand how blessed we are? (I am Canadian watching current events in America and just floored) I grew up as a little white girl in poverty. No Daddy to speak of. No wealth for sure. Immersed in other cultures of people in the same boat as me. Seen a LOT of disaster and violence and just general shittyness. But also deeply inspired by people (of (a;ll cultures) around me rising above, working hard. Dedicated and loyal and fair. I could focus on the suicides and stabbings and beating that I saw as a young girl. But i do not see it that way. I observed GREAT compassion, service and examples of love and ethics in a very diverse neighbourhood. I have been jealous of my neighbours in many ways and still am. I observed deep family and community relations that I did not have. Deep tolerance and patience with people not understanding each other. Although, dorky and somewhat awkward, i did not receive much bullying. In fact, one of the scariest situations of my life, I was SAVED from a group of Rastafarians in my neighbourhood. ( a man chasing me in his car to abduct me). So all of this race rhetoric is completely lost on me. Any real violence I sew was either domestic or drug related. But culturally, we all figured out how to get along and we took care of each other. This is part of MY story ... I doubt anyone cares ... The Race Relations in America are absolutely confusing to me.
i thank you for providing lyrics even though most of us know them. i was hoping he would, but it takes someone like you who, ive looked for gnr metallica and many more "rock reactions" most are rappers hip hopers or some shit reacting for first time, and they all have a misconception of it some think its satanic like some for master of puppets they dont see the true meaning, all this bands from the 80s mid 80s most talked about justice wars drugs, and all the problems they caused, 80s was wild and drugs played a big role, still can believe people way older than me have this old way of stereotyping rock as satanic, its so ignorant
never say that, why would you think that? you need to convince yourself what matter is you, never say that when giving your opinion, at least I care. all your experiences helped you think that way same for me, and even though we had some real hard times if i were given the chance to change anything i wouldnt, what if im not the person i am today? i myself needed to suffer to be more affectionate towards others and to enjoy something as simple as being able to watch a reaction for a song i love and being able to know there is someone like you who enjoys this as well, happiness earned the easy way doesnt last, but going through all that and still being able to be happy, that will be hard to lose
I did a report on this song my senior year of highschool. My AP English teacher was an older white man, and he was shocked that music was still recognizing the inconsistencies of history
I love when people react to songs WITH the lyrics so they can get the message of the song rather than just jamming out to it. Very well done. I would recommend “Paradise City” by Guns N Roses w/lyrics. It sounds like a party song but it actuality Axl is saying something if you read the lyrics.
I'm late to the reaction, but absolutely loved watching this. I have been a long time fan of GnR. They are typically remembered in a negative light and highly misunderstood. Their songs, when broken down, have always had a message or story. People usually just assume they had no depth, or real skill. That's just laughable. Great reaction and breakdown. Thank you.
Axel rose, for the longest time had the widest range for any vocalist. He has sung notes that span nearly on the low end, from F1, the second-lowest octave in scientific pitch notation, (There Was a Time - from the album "Chinese Democracy"), to B flat 6 (Ain't it Fun - from the album "The Spaghetti Incident?"), and sometimes above it. Rose has a lower baritone than Barry White, and can reach higher notes than Tina Turner and Beyoncé even Mariah. That's pretty much 6 octaves. You should react to their song Estranged...It's about unrequited love, acknowledging it and being there, and having to figure out what the fuck to do… ultimately coming out the other side. You can put up the video, especiallyif you pause it, I've seen other reactors do it.
This was the path Axl’s mind began going down after they hit fame. He seemed to be the one early on that wanted to stop doing party, drug songs and focus on relevant topics instead. However, once they blew out all their old material on Use Your Illusion 1.2 they never released another creative album. The band broke up and Axl carried on working on an album called Chinese Democracy for nearly two decades. By the time part 1 of Chinese released in 2008 it didn’t live up to its title. We never saw the other two parts but now as the band has reformed with Slash, and the only words Axl speaks publicly are on politics it makes you wonder if they can squeeze out that magic that made this song on a new album three decades later.
I'm 48 now, and GNR was HUGE when I was young. It's really great to see a new generation not only appreciate their music but take the time to actually understand it. Thanks for this video, you made my day.
"Did you wear a black armband when they shot the man who said that peace could last forever" When he was four years old, bassist Duff McKagan went to a march with his mother, after Martin Luther King had been shot.
That's slash on guitar and the part that you said you didn't know what happened is a quote from a Peruvian general named strother Martin he said We practice selective annihilation of mayors and government officials, For example, to create a vacuum. Then we fill that vacuum as popular war advances. Peace is closer."
Part of the American Civil War song "When Johnny Comes Marching Home" is used at the beginning and end of the song, where it's whistled by Axl Rose. Slash (Saul Hudson), Duff (Michael McKagan) and W. Axl Rose wrote this for Use Your Illusion 2, which was released simultaneously with Use Your Illusion 1. The song originally appeared on the 1990 album Nobody's Child, a fundraising compilation for Romanian orphans.
GNR.....oh yes....Slash is ridiculously good.....🎼🎶🎸🎤🤘🔥😎Look at when they released this song......these lyrics are profound. The tension in Axl’s vocal against that screaming guitar of Slash........genius. Changes aren’t permanent, but change is......( Neil Peart- Rush ) Change is relevant and necessary- Albert Einstein.
wear a black arm band, when they shot the man, who said peace could last forever...(Dr Martin Luther King) and in my first memories they shot Kennedy....
The quote towards the end is a speech by a Peruvian Shining Path communist guerrilla officer saying "We practice selective annihilation of mayors and government officials, for example, to create a vacuum, then we fill that vacuum. As popular war advances, peace is closer".
This is a protest song and you can really apply it to that’s happening today this shit has been going on and I like the song with the lyrics some food forethought
That is Axl whistling. He can whistle like a bird. Epic! You should check out G N'R's song "Patience". He whistles in that one too. It's a great song!!
Do some more guns n' roses man do Paradise City and Knocking on heaven's door back to back from the Freddie Mercury tribute concert in 1992 if you want to see what they're all about. Best live band ever
You're the best reactor man but you need to get into a lot more guns and roses I know you'll love them. Two Paradise City and Knocking on heaven's door back to back from the Freddie Mercury tribute concert in 1992. Best live band ever and I know you love Queen. They played those two songs at the tribute concert check it out you won't be disappointed
So many themes hit on here.. Perhaps my favorite is the idea that rugged individualism, which is a cornerstone of the American experience, will also probably be our downfall.. “When everybody’s looking for THEIR promised land”..
This song should make everyone cry, and when the tears have dried We collectively turn the tide and begin the political genocide The scars aren’t ours The cowards in the Ivory Towers should bear those marks Monetary whores I don’t want to hear from them no more Bury the rich Feed the poor And let history tell the truth Of their false wars The bloody hands of the hypnotized Stripped our pride and ostracized our minds With forked tongue talk of God and human rights Sending the sons of others To defend imaginary lines or die trying Their half truth history loses sight Once we’ve written what’s right War, civil unrest, inequality We’ll abolish Ain’t that fresh
Okay bro, I have a music track I'd like you to check out and I'm willing to bet you won't have heard of it.😁It's called "Shard of Ice" by the Russian band "Aria" and the song is from the year 2002.🤘I want to see your reaction to that one, but it has to be a first listening, no cheating and having a sound peek first.😅 Unfortunately the original video clip was filmed with a potato, it was like 480p, so I have personally remixed it plus added lyrics/subtitles in both Russian & English and reuploaded it onto my channel to give it a fighting chance of getting more listens among a Western audience. Plus I think the reaction will be better as my version is in 4k quality. Now as you probably know, I can't put a direct link here in the comments or our TH-cam overlords will flag it for spam and it'll get deleted. It's currently the sixth one down on my youtube channel but I will be adding more vids so that is going to change in future. To help you find it the title is: "Shard of Ice, by Aria. A progressive Russian rock ballad.🤯With English subtitles / translation." (if you do decide to do a reaction video all I ask is a link back to my video because that contains links to the band and where to buy the track if people like it...)
It’s actually not a love song. I used to love her was written by Axl about his dog lol. That’s why you get the lyrics I used to love her but I had to kill her. She’s buried right in my back yard.
I guess you were watching the video but if you were just watching the lyrics you should watch the video on your own because bro it's got cops beating people And all that jazz
Sorry about the audio had to avoid copyright so had to make it to where I can put it up because the message of this song is incredibly important
we appreciate you for even reacting to this song, we appreciate it very much but on a good critic, i personally like reactors having lyrics cause we all love it so much we enjoy seeing someone enjoy it, remember you were not recommended we looked for you we all old, appreciated just even the subs on the vid those won't be copyright
Greetings from Moscow, Russian Federation!!! Very important message of this song at all! No killing, no war, don't make the mothers, sisters, wifes cry!
E9 Marine here.There is NOTHING civil about war. Did 2 tours in Afghanistan and war changes a person. I dont wish it on anyone. Love this song. Your reaction was awesome. Lots of love from TN
Prophetic. Thank you for bringing this at this terrible time.
In case anyone missed the message:
Lyrics
Look at your young men fighting
Look at your women crying
Look at your young men dying
The way they've always done before
Look at the hate we're breeding
Look at the fear we're feeding
Look at the lives we're leading
The way we've always done before
My hands are tied
The billions shift from side to side
And the wars go on with brainwashed pride
For the love of God and our human rights
And all these things are swept aside
By bloody hands time can't deny
And are washed away by your genocide
And history hides the lies of our civil wars
D'you wear a black armband
When they shot the man
Who said "peace could last forever"
And in my first memories
They shot Kennedy
I went numb when I learned to see
So I never fell for Vietnam
We got the wall of D.C. to remind us all
That you can't trust freedom
When it's not in your hands
When everybody's fightin'
For their promised land
And
I don't need your civil war
It feeds the rich while it buries the poor
Your power hungry sellin' soldiers
In a human grocery store
Ain't that fresh
I don't need your civil war
Ow, oh no, no, no, no, no
Look at the shoes you're filling
Look at the blood we're spilling
Look at the world we're killing
The way we've always done before
Look in the doubt we've wallowed
Look at the leaders we've followed
Look at the lies we've swallowed
And I don't want to hear no more
My hands are tied
For all I've seen has changed my mind
But still the wars go on as the years go by
With no love of God or human rights
'Cause all these dreams are swept aside
By bloody hands of the hypnotized
Who carry the cross of homicide
And history bears the scars of our civil wars
I don't need your civil war
It feeds the rich while it buries the poor
Your power hungry sellin' soldiers
In a human grocery store
Ain't that fresh
I don't need your civil war
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no
I don't need your civil war
I don't need your civil war
Your power hungry sellin' soldiers
In a human grocery store
Ain't that fresh
I don't need your civil war
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no uh-oh-uh, no uh-oh, uh no
I don't need one more war
I don't need one more war
No, no, no, no uh-oh-uh, no uh-oh, uh no
Whaz so civil 'bout war anyway?
Source: LyricFind
Imagine a rock band sending this out us into the future.
Stop. Breathe. Think. Save yourselves and others. Where the hell are ya'll going?
Civil war.
Do you really want that? Are things really that bad. Do any of us, (all of us) so privileged and ignorant that we do not understand how blessed we are? (I am Canadian watching current events in America and just floored)
I grew up as a little white girl in poverty. No Daddy to speak of. No wealth for sure. Immersed in other cultures of people in the same boat as me. Seen a LOT of disaster and violence and just general shittyness. But also deeply inspired by people (of (a;ll cultures) around me rising above, working hard. Dedicated and loyal and fair. I could focus on the suicides and stabbings and beating that I saw as a young girl. But i do not see it that way. I observed GREAT compassion, service and examples of love and ethics in a very diverse neighbourhood. I have been jealous of my neighbours in many ways and still am. I observed deep family and community relations that I did not have. Deep tolerance and patience with people not understanding each other. Although, dorky and somewhat awkward, i did not receive much bullying. In fact, one of the scariest situations of my life, I was SAVED from a group of Rastafarians in my neighbourhood. ( a man chasing me in his car to abduct me). So all of this race rhetoric is completely lost on me.
Any real violence I sew was either domestic or drug related. But culturally, we all figured out how to get along and we took care of each other.
This is part of MY story ... I doubt anyone cares ...
The Race Relations in America are absolutely confusing to me.
I had to man it is such an important song I’m glad somebody recommended this
i thank you for providing lyrics even though most of us know them. i was hoping he would, but it takes someone like you who, ive looked for gnr metallica and many more "rock reactions" most are rappers hip hopers or some shit reacting for first time, and they all have a misconception of it some think its satanic like some for master of puppets they dont see the true meaning, all this bands from the 80s mid 80s most talked about justice wars drugs, and all the problems they caused, 80s was wild and drugs played a big role, still can believe people way older than me have this old way of stereotyping rock as satanic, its so ignorant
never say that, why would you think that? you need to convince yourself what matter is you, never say that when giving your opinion, at least I care. all your experiences helped you think that way same for me, and even though we had some real hard times if i were given the chance to change anything i wouldnt, what if im not the person i am today? i myself needed to suffer to be more affectionate towards others and to enjoy something as simple as being able to watch a reaction for a song i love and being able to know there is someone like you who enjoys this as well, happiness earned the easy way doesnt last, but going through all that and still being able to be happy, that will be hard to lose
One of the best songs ever written, still so relevant
I did a report on this song my senior year of highschool. My AP English teacher was an older white man, and he was shocked that music was still recognizing the inconsistencies of history
This is my favorite guns N roses song ever
Only like maybe 3 or 4. But this is the only one I would put in my playlist.
Same here
Such a vastly underrated song. Shocking that it was written 30+ years ago
The whole appetite for destruction album is flawless
"You can't trust freedom when it's not in your hands" ... that is something.. something and a half....
Duff, Slash and Axl are prophets when they wrote this song
He said "what's so civil 'bout war anyway?". FACTS.
“What’s so holy about war anyway?” would also work in there.
@@MattSkosh megadeth? Hope that's what you meant.
I love when people react to songs WITH the lyrics so they can get the message of the song rather than just jamming out to it. Very well done. I would recommend “Paradise City” by Guns N Roses w/lyrics. It sounds like a party song but it actuality Axl is saying something if you read the lyrics.
No joke. Everyone listening to "Pumped Up Kicks" saying "That's my jam" not knowing what the lyrics are about drives me crazy.
I'm late to the reaction, but absolutely loved watching this. I have been a long time fan of GnR. They are typically remembered in a negative light and highly misunderstood. Their songs, when broken down, have always had a message or story. People usually just assume they had no depth, or real skill. That's just laughable.
Great reaction and breakdown. Thank you.
Axel rose, for the longest time had the widest range for any vocalist. He has sung notes that span nearly on the low end, from F1, the second-lowest octave in scientific pitch notation, (There Was a Time - from the album "Chinese Democracy"), to B flat 6 (Ain't it Fun - from the album "The Spaghetti Incident?"), and sometimes above it. Rose has a lower baritone than Barry White, and can reach higher notes than Tina Turner and Beyoncé even Mariah. That's pretty much 6 octaves.
You should react to their song Estranged...It's about unrequited love, acknowledging it and being there, and having to figure out what the fuck to do… ultimately coming out the other side.
You can put up the video, especiallyif you pause it, I've seen other reactors do it.
Great moral to the story. The lead in is a bit from the movie "Cool Hand Luke".
Oh didn’t know that , that’s dope!
You did a fantastic job reacting and breaking down this song. This has been one of my favorite songs since 1991.
This was the path Axl’s mind began going down after they hit fame. He seemed to be the one early on that wanted to stop doing party, drug songs and focus on relevant topics instead. However, once they blew out all their old material on Use Your Illusion 1.2 they never released another creative album. The band broke up and Axl carried on working on an album called Chinese Democracy for nearly two decades. By the time part 1 of Chinese released in 2008 it didn’t live up to its title. We never saw the other two parts but now as the band has reformed with Slash, and the only words Axl speaks publicly are on politics it makes you wonder if they can squeeze out that magic that made this song on a new album three decades later.
Chinese Democracy is amazing
well, actually Axl was the one spending tons of money on exotic parties backstage
This speaks to even to the times we're are experiencing today! Sad but true!
One of best songs ever. Just one of best songs at all the times!
I'm 48 now, and GNR was HUGE when I was young. It's really great to see a new generation not only appreciate their music but take the time to actually understand it. Thanks for this video, you made my day.
"Did you wear a black armband when they shot the man who said that peace could last forever"
When he was four years old, bassist Duff McKagan went to a march with his mother, after Martin Luther King had been shot.
This song only becomes more relevant as time goes on
The song includes the American Civil War song, "When Johnny Comes Marching Home", whistled by Axl Rose in the intro and outro.
Axl Rose singing and Slash on guitar.....yeah that Slash with the Top hat.
And Axl Rose with bandana and cow boy hat
Great reaction bro! Keep the GnR train going 🤘🏻🤠🤘🏻
You have to check out “Estranged” by them...such a masterpiece on all levels
This song is too true for us today. Great reaction, you heard it on every level. Thank you.
Man the message in the song is amazing
That's slash on guitar and the part that you said you didn't know what happened is a quote from a Peruvian general named strother Martin he said We practice selective annihilation of mayors and government officials,
For example, to create a vacuum.
Then we fill that vacuum as popular war advances.
Peace is closer."
The one and only Axl Rose, my friend
Slash is on the Electric Guitar. The, " Use Your Illusions" are great albums. And a Native American female, I can understand the conflict.
Part of the American Civil War song "When Johnny Comes Marching Home" is used at the beginning and end of the song, where it's whistled by Axl Rose.
Slash (Saul Hudson), Duff (Michael McKagan) and W. Axl Rose wrote this for Use Your Illusion 2, which was released simultaneously with Use Your Illusion 1. The song originally appeared on the 1990 album Nobody's Child, a fundraising compilation for Romanian orphans.
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Love, love, love GNR!! So many great songs for you to react to. Thanks for doing this one and for the reaction!! You're Awesome!! 🙂
Axl...just the best singer to ever walk the earth
GNR.....oh yes....Slash is ridiculously good.....🎼🎶🎸🎤🤘🔥😎Look at when they released this song......these lyrics are profound.
The tension in Axl’s vocal against that screaming guitar of Slash........genius.
Changes aren’t permanent, but change is......( Neil Peart- Rush ) Change is relevant and necessary- Albert Einstein.
wear a black arm band, when they shot the man, who said peace could last forever...(Dr Martin Luther King) and in my first memories they shot Kennedy....
I was thinking he could have meant him or John Lennon. Both men preached Peace Both lives sadly shortened by a bullet.
The quote towards the end is a speech by a Peruvian Shining Path communist guerrilla officer saying "We practice selective annihilation of mayors and government officials, for example, to create a vacuum, then we fill that vacuum. As popular war advances, peace is closer".
You'll like War Pigs from Black Sabbath if you haven't heard it probably and if you haven't done Queen songs Freddie Mercury's got an awesome voice
This is a protest song and you can really apply it to that’s happening today this shit has been going on and I like the song with the lyrics some food forethought
knockin on heavens door live at the freddie mercury tribute concert and patience!
Holds true to this very day!!
great reaction! the lead guitarist is called Slash!
GnR - Knockin on heavens door at Freddie Mercury Trubute!
yes!!
Hey yo man preciate it brother stay safe everybody
Happy about any GNR reaction beyond the Hits....great lyrics and melody and guitar....keep exploring..Use your Illusions is full of awesome stuff...
METALLICA Disposable Heros is along those lines too.
The lead guitarist is Slash.
That is Axl whistling. He can whistle like a bird. Epic! You should check out G N'R's song "Patience". He whistles in that one too. It's a great song!!
Springsteen’s Ghost of Tom Joad, rock roll hof performance.
Huber Strike
Both are still resonating powerfully.
Love your reviews. Please do more Guns N’ Roses. Do some stuff off of Chinese democracy. Like better, if the world, this I love.
More relevant today than it was when it was written
Slash on lead guitar and Izzy on rhythm guitar.
Yes, Axl is whistling
Truth spoken
How long has America not been at war since becoming America?
For real rush check out "Breakdown" from Use Your Illusion. Profound, wise and it kicks ass! Anyway , thanks for another fun reaction!
Do some more guns n' roses man do Paradise City and Knocking on heaven's door back to back from the Freddie Mercury tribute concert in 1992 if you want to see what they're all about. Best live band ever
You're the best reactor man but you need to get into a lot more guns and roses I know you'll love them. Two Paradise City and Knocking on heaven's door back to back from the Freddie Mercury tribute concert in 1992. Best live band ever and I know you love Queen. They played those two songs at the tribute concert check it out you won't be disappointed
So many themes hit on here.. Perhaps my favorite is the idea that rugged individualism, which is a cornerstone of the American experience, will also probably be our downfall..
“When everybody’s looking for THEIR promised land”..
a tip to react to would be Coma. Greetings from Germany!!!
This song should make everyone cry, and when the tears have dried
We collectively turn the tide and begin the political genocide
The scars aren’t ours
The cowards in the Ivory Towers
should bear those marks
Monetary whores
I don’t want to hear from them
no more
Bury the rich
Feed the poor
And let history tell the truth
Of their false wars
The bloody hands of the hypnotized
Stripped our pride
and ostracized our minds
With forked tongue talk of God
and human rights
Sending the sons of others
To defend imaginary lines
or die trying
Their half truth history loses sight
Once we’ve written what’s right
War, civil unrest, inequality
We’ll abolish
Ain’t that fresh
Great video man. Really liked it
30,000 frand, you on your way to a million!
You snuck one by me great job as always
Oh I would love to see you react to Crazy on you by Heart, the vocals are amazing
You have to do knocking on heavens door and paradise city from the Freddie Mercury tribute concert if you want to see the best live band ever?
Dropping nothing but facts!
Do GnR My Michelle. Another underrated classic by them
Yeah react to more Guns n Roses
I agree with all your comments that you made at the last
Who's that on the guitar??... Slash!
one of my favorite songs by GnR. should check out Ozzy Osborne "Dreamer" also a very relevant song to today's world situation
Thats vunter schlauz on the guitar. Hes our parents
g nr have a load of great songs, motorhead have a few anti war songs, like ''victory or die'' on bad magic album
Okay bro, I have a music track I'd like you to check out and I'm willing to bet you won't have heard of it.😁It's called "Shard of Ice" by the Russian band "Aria" and the song is from the year 2002.🤘I want to see your reaction to that one, but it has to be a first listening, no cheating and having a sound peek first.😅 Unfortunately the original video clip was filmed with a potato, it was like 480p, so I have personally remixed it plus added lyrics/subtitles in both Russian & English and reuploaded it onto my channel to give it a fighting chance of getting more listens among a Western audience. Plus I think the reaction will be better as my version is in 4k quality.
Now as you probably know, I can't put a direct link here in the comments or our TH-cam overlords will flag it for spam and it'll get deleted. It's currently the sixth one down on my youtube channel but I will be adding more vids so that is going to change in future.
To help you find it the title is:
"Shard of Ice, by Aria. A progressive Russian rock ballad.🤯With English subtitles / translation."
(if you do decide to do a reaction video all I ask is a link back to my video because that contains links to the band and where to buy the track if people like it...)
Please react to skid row “wasted time”! You’ll love it!
Slash is nasty on the guitar..
They don't always block them it's hard to say whether they will or not but I don't think it has to do with volume
try Guns N Roses - Coma next is a whole new level
Brillant... ❤❤❤❤❤
Axl is brilliant..
And to think this song is around 30 yrs old
Can you do I Use To Love Her. A romantic straight forward love song by Guns N' Roses.
It’s actually not a love song. I used to love her was written by Axl about his dog lol. That’s why you get the lyrics I used to love her but I had to kill her. She’s buried right in my back yard.
Axl Rose =6 octave range.
A masterpiece. Please react to Coma
Reaction civil war live Paris 92 please
I guess you were watching the video but if you were just watching the lyrics you should watch the video on your own because bro it's got cops beating people And all that jazz
How’s he feel about 1 in a million
Dont damn me! Locomotive! Plz
Wasted Time got blocked....at least here in Germany? If its allover, please redo, if you can...the song deserves that...:)
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I usually enjoy your reactions but the sound quality on this one is horrible....