ALWAYS ELECTRIC!| FIRST TIME HEARING Poison - Nothin' But A Good Time REACTION
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- ALWAYS ELECTRIC!| FIRST TIME HEARING Poison - Nothin' But A Good Time REACTION
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CC Deville is one of the most underrated guitarists ever. People get caught up in their images to not notice the talent that he, particularly, has.
There is a reason he was chosen over Slash, I agree that he is underrated, and Slash is overrated.
He made me want to play guitar. Then when I saw him live he made me want to put it back down, beyond my capability lol
"Hit it C.C.!"
I can not agree more about people getting hung up on the image and therefore CC getting totally overlooked for his work!
Agreed
The "Angus move", as you called it, is actually called "the duck walk", and was actually invented by Chuck Berry.
th-cam.com/video/jRQDeiTwLmE/w-d-xo.html yes indeed
or was it Marty McFly? hah!
That's absolutely correct! Chuck Berry did it first and every other rock band out there pays homage to it in their acts! Thank you for mentioning that! 👏👏👏👏👍
Not exactly. Chuck Berry did an actual low to the ground walk. Angus does more of a hop and skip. No doubtedly a variation of Berrys, but definitely not the same.
@@thehoundofhorror5120 i agree....the inspiration was Chuck B, but always looked completely different to me.
that's C.C. Deville.... one of the most underrated guitarists of all times!!!!
Other big hits from Poison to try: 'I Want Action', 'Talk Dirty To Me', and 'Look What the Cat Dragged In'.
You forgot Something To Believe In.
Also, Ride the Wind.
Cry Tough
Definitely these 3
Also a great one by them is I won't forget you baby. And the I want action talk dirty to me and look what cat dragged in also star songs.
Mama's fallen angel is one of the most catchy songs of the era. Still love it 34 years on!
Another one by them you should check out. Every Rose Has It's Thorns. It is a power ballad, but a great song. Also Something To Believe In.
Both of these. They have some good ballads.
I agree totally but it's every rose has it thorn not thorns ! Another good ballad of theirs is I won't forget you !!
Their best song
Or as i called it, "Every Song Has Its Cliche" lol
🥀
The Best Party band ever!! If you look, every time you see CC, he's playing a new guitar!
Fallen Angel, Every Rose Has Its Thorn (ballad), Talk Dirty to Me, I Won't Forget You (another ballad), Cry Tough, Bad to Be Good, Stand, Back to the Rocking Horse, I Want Action, Want Some, Need Some, Look What the Cat Dragged In, Blame It on You, Let Me Go to The Show, Love on the Rocks, Tearin' Down the Walls, Look But You Can't Touch, and Ball and Chain (guitars and drums are insane on this track).
gotta listen to talk dirty to me, ride the wind, fallen angel, and their best ballad every rose has its thorn
😁 The guitarist is C.C. DeVille. He co-wrote many of Poison's hits.
Glad Amber likes Poison
You guys need to see them this summer, with Motley Crue, Def Leppard, and Joan Jett. Seeing all 4 of these bands on the same bill, would be awesome for you guys to see, and hear live, what my generation seen in the 80's, I'm 50 and my wife and I are taking our oldest Granddaughter to the concert in August here in Indianapolis.
I am going in Minneapolis!
Hope they’ve done something to fix Vince Neil - saw him open for Sammy Hagar and it was the most embarrassed for another human that I have even been. The experience was excruciating.
Have fun Gary I'm going to miss it I've seen them all back in the day myself I'm 55 I was a major concert goer I even went and saw The monsters of Rock in Seattle I will miss this one unfortunately party time you guys take care and be safe though in Indianapolis. 👈✌️😎🎸 Rock on
Cincinnati in July baby!!!!
I saw them with Joan Jett and Ratt back in the day.
This was exactly what I needed . I love Poison so much I got a tat of the title of a Poison song "Fallen Angel" on me . I am glad that you both enjoy Poison so much... I am looking forward to your reactions on "Fallen Angel" and "Every Rose Has It's Thorn" by Poison . Thank you so much for this treat.... much appreciation to your channel and all you bring here .
You should read deeper into what they are saying and telling you... Blue or Red pill>>>>
Fallen Angel is still one of my favorites.
" Ride The Wind" is my favorite by Poison.
Yes! Fallen Angel, absolutely 🎧❤
Your handle reminds me that Rob Squad should do a reaction to "Hippie Chick" by Soho.
This song was our Homecoming Theme my senior year of High School in 1988-1989. Made for a hell of a parade float blasting this song down the road!
Something to believe in by Poison
When my daughter, who turned 39 five days ago, was turning 5, if you asked her what she wanted for her birthday she would always say "I want Poison's 'Open Up and say Ahh!" My mother would cringe and I'd just smile.
Mood brightener! This song gets the blood pumping and smile widening. Great for a drive with the windows down!
I think one of the reasons hair metal was so popular is that the happy sounding songs and carefree attitude appealed to women. Hard rock/heavy metal is more of a dude's thing, but the evolution to hair metal expanded the market to appeal to women.
That's been my fave from them too, alongside Every Rose.🤘🏽
I hate to admit that this is probably true. I love metal music but it was Poison’s look that caught my attention first, then I had to know more and fell in love with the musical genre as a whole. Take me back!
I’m not so sure about that, I’m female, I was born in 82’ grew up on classic rock and mtv videos. I love hair bands but I also love hard rock. As a teenager I listened to a mix of tool, Aerosmith, stabbing westward, nirvana, Led Zeppelin, Metallica, sublime, poison, Motley Crue, an eclectic mix of rock genres I guess. And as an adult it’s still the same, I like many of the newer hard rock bands and many 2000’s rock bands. I wasn’t ever much for pop music, most of what I do like was either from the 80’s or early to mid 90’s. I hate pop from the 2000’s to now. No boy bands for me 😂 and I can’t stand country. I’m just a true rock n roll girl. And I think there are many of us out there. Although I will agree that some girls like the 80’s hair bands because the guys were “prettier” than the guys in Metallica, pantera, anthrax, megadeath, ect. Prettier than the pink guys too, except maybe for billy idol 😂😂😂
Helix "Rock You". Another 80s hair band.
You have to do Poison's power ballad: "Every Rose Has Its Thorn."
Poison is the best! One of the best of hair metal and just fun. Definitely do Fallen Angel Next!.
I love that song so much I got a tat of "Fallen Angel"
Right on the money. Fallen Angel, the video clip version too. Mega track.
Poison is like Motley Crüe’s alter ego. Same energetic band, but more colorful, and clean fun. “Image is everything” must of been Poison’s motto, and they sure bring that out in their videos.
I don't know how old you are but from an 80's teen here please don't sell these guys as choir boys. C.C. almost killed himself on a mountain of cocaine and Bret almost did the same in a DUI accident. They are good now but where the hell do you think they got the energy to do this night after night?!? Good time had by most back then but no way near clean.
And Brett Michaels did a porn video just like Tommy Lee
Dumb comments do some research. They were one of the hardest partying bands above Aerosmith. Look at a documentary once in awhile.
What I love about Poison is that they embraced POP in the 1980s with their Hair Metal, but they were not produced like boy bands are today. Brett, Bobby, and Ricky all used to played together in their home state of PA before they moved to LA. CC is from Brooklyn and didn't join the band until they were trying to make a name for themselves in LA. Even today a good CC Deville guitar solo still puts a smile on my face. He is considered a master of his craft and he has one of the largest electric guitar collections in the world. 90% of which he helped design and they almost all scream 1980s.
When I was a young teenager, my parents let me go to rock concerts as long as I bought them a ticket too to keep an eye on me (plus they were my ride). Saw Poison 3 times and I think the last time I saw them, I just rocked out on the floor with a friend and the rest of the crowd and my mom and aunt (sisters) rocked out from the seats, they loved it! They are both older than everyone in the band, but the energy of the show they put on was enormous!
Because of them I saw Poison, Def Leppard, Queensryche, Bon Jovi (my first concert), etc., before I could drive.
You need to listen to one of the greatest ballads of all time “every Rose has its thorn” by Poison
I think "give me something to believe in" is a far better ballads, but to each their own I guess....
@@timlenard1646 Absolutely agree with you on this. Everyone could have written that song but for me, 'give me something to believe in' is far more meaningful.
Love them or hate them, 80s Hair was all about having fun. Need a little more fun in Rock now a days!!
I agree, music should be fun and entertaining. That is why I hate grunge and most 90s metal.
You want fun you got to go outside of the US music scenes.
Listen to Band Maid, Scandal, Babymetal, Dollsboxx. Lots of fun J Rock and J Metal bands.
Poison was so much fun😊
How can you hate this song, this era? I think it’s just another one of those ‘it’s cool to hate it but secretly love it’ things.
American got talent forever !!!!
I saw Poison as a 17 yr old back in 1986 when they toured with Cinderella and Loudness (A Japanese hard rock band; Jay, if you were blown away by seeing Living Colour being black rockers, check out Loudness. Rock music knows no race!). This song clearly defined the feeling and attitude of our beloved 80s. I've seen Poison multiple times since then and Bret Michaels has had a successful solo career as well and does incredible charity work with Veterans. This summer Poison were on the Stadium tour with Motley Crue, Def Leppard, and Joan Jett. Poison is still out kicking ass!
I remember the first time my 12 year old self heard Poison! I was hooked!
Something to believe in! and every rose by poison are great songs!
One of my faves from the 80's jammed to this at many outdoor keg parties back in the 80's!!
I was dating a girl at the time and she wanted to go see Poison. I grudgingly got us tickets to the show. Was very surprised and has a great time! Great show!
Went the next year to see them again. When Poison came on after the warm up band, they told the crowd that on the way to the show, that their truck carrying all their equipment and stage props had burned to the ground and C. C. stated that he and the rest of the band lost everything for the tour and the other bands lent them the instruments to do the show. He said he had never played this guitar in his life but that the show would go on. They did a fantastic show still even without all the green/pink stage our even their own gear.
Bret Michaels the lead singer still looks as good now as he did back then
Poison is so much fun to see live, I’m lucky enough to have seen them twice. Once with Cheap Trick and Def Leppard (my first ever concert), and the other alongside the legendary Motley Crue. Both shows were phenomenal, the energy these guys give onstage is out of this world
I know older comment but I saw them twice too. '91 Flesh & Blood tour, and the '99 reunion tour was the other. I mowed yards to buy that 91 ticket, $20. They played in a small college and probably more people at the show that night than the town had population. For a kid seeing these people you watched on mtv was mind blowing.
I delivered Pizza in East lansing Mi back in the 90s and got lucky enough to deliver to the Bassist for Poison. I had the long flowing blond hair back then and they were one of my absolute favorites! We kinda hit it off and he invited me to the Poison,Dokken concert the next night, had a few tickets at will-call for me. Freaking GREAT band, bunch of very cool dudes. BTW, you really need to do some Dokken 😁
You guys are now headbanger's , welcome to the world of 80's and early 90's, but don't leave out Warrant!
Most guys know a girl that was sweet and innocent one year, then someone you don't even recognize a year later. It's tragic. But that's the theme of Fallen Angel by Poison.
They also had 3 amazing ballads. I won't forget you, every rose has its thorn, and Something to believe in.
Amber always has those perfect expressions when she hears a great guitar solo! She was made for rock!
Poison,probably top 10,hair band.Grew up with all the greatest bands ever,will never be another time ,when music was,at its best.One band you havent reacted to METALLICA,when you do get around to it,try,Enter Sandman,1991 in Moscow,you will be surprised,not all by the band itself,but by a few other things,you two want to see,what a real concert consist of,this is the one to watch.THANKS guys for doing what you are doing,nice to see some youngins,enjoying what i grew up with,me and the wife,love you guys,thanks again.
I personally 'discovered' these guys when they opened for Ratt in Seattle, either '85 or '86 (I'd have to check my Ticketmaster stubs, hehe)...because they blew Ratt away like nobody's business with their performance, energy, & hungry sound (heavier live), with half the stage size that was given to the headliner. This became an instant anthem for me and my friends in '86. 🤘 It captured the soul of our generation back then, that decade.
Interesting thing about this band, Brett Michaels, the lead singer is an insulin dependent diabetic. He trained the entire band to take care of him if his suger goes out of whack. When the ambulance arrives they are surprised that he's stable.
The only other group which has a members back in that manner I can think of is Def Leppard, when drummer Rick Allen lost an arm in an accident. And instead of saying "hes gone," they stuck by him while he retrained with doctors and technicians and waited for him to get well so he could play again.
In both cases, the way they stick together, that spells 'family.' A very rare thing to see in music today. ❤️
Love Poison! I’ll be seeing them for the first time in August! I can’t wait, to have Nothin but a good time!
They are awesome live. 🤘
I saw them in "86" and they blew everyone away.... You are going to have a Blast! 😎🤟🔥🎸
I was in high school...maybe like 9th grade, we had a girl in our class who kept telling us her cousin Bobby was in this band and they were out in California and they are gonna make it big. Really none of us believed it and all of a sudden they got huge...boy did we all feel stupid. 😕 but we all really loved them once we heard them for ourselves...and now their music is a part of our growing up that we won't ever forget!!!!
Talk Dirty to me, Momma's Fallen Angel, Every Rose has it's thorn(slower but beautiful)! I saw them in concert in 88 and OMG they are amazing! They perform just like this!!!!
One of my absolute favorite bands in the 80’s
The version of the KISS Song, "Rock and Roll All Night", the the dishwasher was listening to was performed by Poison, who recorded that for the Less Than Zero soundtrack in 1987. 🎸🎸🎤🎵🎶🎵 😎
I WON'T FORGET YOU,
UNSKINNY BOP,
TALK DIRTY TO ME,
SOMETHING TO BELIEVE IN,
POISON ... VERY COOL BAND 💯
I Won't Forgot You is a great song most people forget about.
Wife here...Hope to see them soon with Motley Crue..Def Leppard ..Joan Jett.. Atlanta GA..(fingers crossed) This WAS my teenage years here!!!..Wow!!..ELECTRIC.. YES!!.."Awesome"..Good Time Band!!!
A super fun live band for sure! So much pyro! So much confetti!! Good times indeed!
Poison is actually a band full of talented musicians in my opinion. I mentioned CC on that guitar. Then there's Rikki Rocket on the drums. Underrated. Bobby Dahl on bass. Underrated. Brett Michaels on the other hand was not underrated. Great voice.
Lead singer: Brett Michaels
Drums: Rikki Rockett
Bass: Bobby Dall
AND GUITAR!!!! THE AWESOME C.C. DEVILLE
You can say what you want about Poison.....but you can't deny C.C. Deville has some great riffs and his guitar tone is nasty as fuck.
A few songs for Jay as a Dad to both girls and now a little boy. This is from a dad's point of view. Song is "Butterfly Kisses" by Bob Carlisle and 2nd is "Cats in the cradle" by Harry Chapin. I hope you check them both out!
Always a fun Hiar band, no staying power like alot of hair bands....love the KISS at the begining of the video.
It’s Poison’s cover of rock and roll all night that is in the movie Less than Zero that featured Robert Downey jr ( Ironman)
Gotta say again I love the tees! J's Sister Rosetta and Amber's Bigfoot riding Nessie?! Too good!! Great to share your enjoyment of some Rock'n'Roll!
The title of this song is all you need to hear. That's absolutely what this songs about. Having a good time. One thing I always liked with Poison is CC Deville on guitar and his colorful guitars.
C.C. Deville is the best guitar player. Great hair, great guitar playing
You beat me to it love CC 🙋🏻♀️
My last hair stylist from North Carolina used to hang out with Poison when they were on the East Coast. Apparently, C.C. is still using the Aquanet all these years later.
These were my high school years. It was one hell of a time to be that age. If I told you stories you would never believe them. Great reaction, and thank you for bringing back such great memories! 👍
Guitar is CC DeVille, bass is Bobby Dahl, drums is Rikki Rocket and vocals is Brett Michaels
The move C.C. Deville is doing was originated by Chuck Berry. It is called the duck walk. That is what Angus does. C.C. just isn't doing the whole thing. One of the original 80s hair bands that didn't last into the 90s. They tried but alternative and grunge had made their appearance.
Poison = KISS lite
Our band had this as a regular spot on the playlist. Instantly brought energy to the house.
For a softer side, try "Something to Believe in" and "Every Rose has its thorns"
Look beyond the glam and these are talented musicians - especially C.C. DeVille on guitar.
Positive vibes
One of my favorite songs by them and always makes me smile when I hear it :D I'd forgotten you did "Ride the Wind" and "Unskinny Bop" already :D Such a good band :D
Saw them twice, back in the day, once as a supporting act, the next time was their first headliner tour. Both times a quality show, very entertaining and loads of fun!
I love hair metal and agree with what someone else said, there is a reason women flocked to it in the eighties. I wasn't even alive yet, but my mother sure was alive over this music. Hahaha
Great reaction as always absolutely love you're channel. If you love 80's hair bands check out Winger and Cinderella 🤘❣️
Poison were a fun band and fun music and videos. They were unfairly givin a bad rap I think for the other crappy hair bands of the '80s and early '90s that flooded the radio and MTV. . Only because Poison was one of the big bands of that genre back then. They were good, them, Guns N Roses, and Motley Crue. All blues rock influenced, talented.
Grunge ( related to punk) , punk, alternative rock, and hip hop had a huge boom in the early '90s, kind of hurt Poison and the likes (hair/glam rock/metal).
What killed the hair bands was the record companies, just like they killed grunge years later. Once Motley Crue and especially Bon Jovi started to get some recognition, the record companies saturated the market. Too much of the same thing.
@@jonathangeraldrobinson720 True. Very true. BTW, grunge kind of stayed around, but morphed into post-grunge into the late '90s, '00s. Their sound and vibe changed, too due to record companies. But, yes, you are right about everything you had stated, especially with the hair bands.
Got to see this one-of-a-kind band back last summer of 2022 in Seattle along with Def Leppard Motley Crue and Joan Jett and man oh man Poison killed it with such energy and so did Motley Crue, once in a lifetime experience!!!
This band wasn't taken seriously back in the day by true rockers. The members in the band themselves have said it , they weren't trying to be the best musicians in the world , they just wanted to have fun & meet girls and man did they. Always fun to see & i met the singer Bret Michaels on one of his solo tours. He was super cool & just a really good guy.
Love Poison. Great band. Hey I just heard Bruce Springstein - Cover me and thought you guys need to do that song too!
That would be C.C. DeVille on guitar!
'Talk Dirty to Me' is their biggest and best song and was their breakout hit worldwide.
“Fallen Angel” and “Look What the Cat Dragged In” are bangers! 🤘🏼🤘🏼
Saw them 4x in their heyday, they always put on a great show. Have a listen to "I Won't Forget You"
80s Glam was Awesome time for live concerts 👍
Lots of great 80’s “hair metal” bands to check out. You should give “All We Are” by Warlock a listen for female Friday some day. Lead singer nicknamed the queen of metal by many.
Agreed, but you really shouldn't refer to Warlock as "hair metal". They were HEAVY METAL in the truest sense of the word, in the same ballpark as Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, Saxon and Accept.
Went to a concert with Poison, Def Leppard and Super Tramp in Phoenix a few years back. AMAZING all 3 bands. Def Leppard played the AC/DC recording “For Those About To Rock” to warm the crowd up before they hit the stage!! WOW!
It’s so great when the younger generation listens and appreciates the awesome music I had growing up. Your love of music and the joy on your faces is what keeps me coming back to your channel for more. Keep up the great work!
Poison was the Nickleback of the 80's..... Everyone claimed to hate them, but they didn't.
They all try and copy Van Halen....not a better front man than David Lee Roth or old school Mick Jagger.
Every band after VH dropped tried to emulate them w/their version. [IMO] VH night not have been the best band ever, but they came pretty close to it, and that's why they remain in my all-time Top 3 favorite bands. No band is perfect, and every band has a weakness, again, IMO, VH,'s weakness was Michael Anthony. He's a really good bassist, but nothing stands out about himself OR his playing. Now his backing vocals were second to none. But that was it. Meanwhile, DLR was the ultimate frontman, he wasn't the best singer, but his style, and charisma, his showmanship was unparalleled. While nobody can say for sure who actually created the hammer in pull off technique, whether it was Randy Rhodes or Eddie himself,😊 Eddie was still [one of] THE most influential guitarists of all time, and there no denying that. Alex's drum work is in a whole new level. Can you imagine if VH, instead of Michael Anthony on bass, imagine they had Billy Sheehan? Oh that would've been nuts!
I think you forgot Steven Tyler!! He's my favorite frontman!!🎶🎼🎵🤘🤘🔥🔥
Your a dumbass. Everyone copied him.
Poison...my fave band ever! How about their song I Won't Forget You...another absofrigginlutely amazing ballad you won't forget after hearing it. Can't wait to see them on July 21st at Coors FIeld in Denver. Edited on 1/4/23 to say that the concert was amazing!
Something to Believe In is THE power ballad you need now from Poison. I will also have to search and see if you've reacted to any Warrant yet. They used to tour together and it was so much fun.
Honestly....true rockers in the 80's couldn't stand Poison.
Poison was never metal, they were a hard pop band. No self-respecting metalhead at the time would listen to them. If you want genuine metal, check out Metallica, Megadeth, Slayer, Anthrax…the “big four.”
I'm 48, so I was around at the time, and I refused to limit myself according to some pathetic image constraints. Poison had their place on the scene, and the Big 4 had theirs. And they all still do. They're all part of my CD collection, and always have been. Thankfully, most older metalheads from that era have come to their senses and realised that their ridiculous snobbery only prevented them from properly appreciating different types of music. But speaking of image - I still got hair down to my ass, how metal is that??
@@erikthompson619 lol. Hit close to home, huh?
This song is the epitome of what 80's glam metal was/is all about.
I love how much fun Amber is having listening to this song.
Y'all really, really need to listen to their best song, "Every Rose Has It's Thorn". Totally different vibe!
My favorite of all! God Brett Michaels is sexy
You guys are playing way too much '80s lately. My family & I were really enjoying your content up to this point.
I got the see Poison, Whitesnake and Motley Crue all in concert in 1988 at the Oakland coliseum ... it was 12 hours of rock and parting
The other side of Poison (and a bit older): "Something To Believe In" (the official video has CC so better to understand the words....and the words are worth it)
Has one of the better lines in a song "Sometimes I wish to God I didn't know now the things I didn't know then" (also the story about the friend is true)
A bit older? "Something to believe in" is two years younger than this song. Not that it's not great, of course.
Talk Dirty to Me has to be next! LOL
I think you guys would love poison's I won't forget you baby!!
Another great hair band, with a ton of talent. Also be of the best live shows. Fallen Angel, Ride the Wind. They had many hits.Thanks
These bands were excellent performers and high energy I loved being a teen through the 80s we chased bands and saw concerts all over the country! But the big thing is under all that glam these people were excellent musicians they were very skilled at what they did! Tremendously respected❤
Look what the cat dragged in and Something to believe in are good Poison songs.
1st band ever saw in concert. And now most ever seen in concert. Such a great live performance
I thought & still think this is a perfectly crafted & executed power pop type anthem. I mean what could you change to make it a better pop song? Metal they ain't but as a harder type pop band? They killed it
We need more folks like you getting the old good music out and showing it to their kids. Nothing being made now even competes with everything from the 80s back to the 5os for rock and the 40s for music in general.