My oldest brother served in Vietnam and came he when I was 12. I reread his letters, and understand things more each time. He committed suicide before his 40th birthday. He fought his demons for years and would never ask for help. NEVER be afraid to ask for help when needed. God bless you for stepping out like you are. I am a fan forever.
Tim, the bass, literally shook our soul! Thank you, for our freedom, our liberty, and the reason my family can sleep, peacefully, while you were fighting...for us! Thanking you for your service just isn't enough, but...thank you!
I'm am a Vietnam veteran and this song and video takes a piece of my heart every time I hear it. I suffer PTSD. Brother thank you for the sacrifice you made for this great country and WELCOME HOME.
I just want to tell you how much I appreciate your willingness to serve and sacrifice so that we can remain free. Please tell your family also since I know that they sacrificed as well.
Your jacket says it all - thank you for your service to your country. This song is so beautiful and so deep and - as you said - the bass (Tim Foust) adds so much to the gravity of the song. It's almost an elegy. I've seen reactors who are also veterans reduced to tears by this video.
Thank you for your service. It is appreciated. Sorry this touched you so deeply. You need to check out some more Home Free. All of their music is wonderful and a great deal of it is light hearted and fun. Home Free are 5 of the most insanely versatile and talented musicians there are. Thank you for a reaction.
As a fellow "brother-in-arms", tks for your service! I went to Iraq 3 times. Can't remember ANY goods times, EXCEPT the fellas. We had quite a mix of dudes, so we had all the jokes and stories covered. Lost a few of them. Still hurts. But I still have some good memories of them for life!
Mr. J you was right, this song is very deep! The message is so clear, though! Love the harmonies and Tim and Chance’s solo parts were mesmerizing! Great reaction 🎉 I love Home Free😊
Hauntingly beautiful. They presented it with solemn, respectful, reverence. The effect of the light from the windows shining through them gives it an unworldly vibe. And the guy's silhouettes in front of the windows is reminiscent of the MIA/POW flag image. The settings are stark. As are the lyrics. But the harmonies are rich. Pipe organ tones. And those last 2 chords the final "Amen".
As a veteran, I find it hard to listen to this rendition. The memories that it invokes makes it difficult to keep the tears from my eyes. May God Bless all of those that have given the final sacrifice. This is the final farewell for all that have stepped up and bled for us.
Thank you for serving our nation. And for this reaction. Without knowing you at all, I'd guess you'd appreciate their collaboration with Lee Greenwood and the Air Force Band singing "God Bless the USA". Home Free is a very talented a capella group calling themselves a "vocal band".
It was an honor to serve! And thank you for the view and the comment! I do as many sub requests as I can so I will definetly look this up! again thank you for stopping by!
This version of Home Free will send shivers through your entire body! This is so emotional. Beautifully sung by Tim and Chance, but the background and harmony of Adam, Rob and Austin is also so beautiful. It looks like a choir or actually a kind of church organ sounds. And the whole setting of the video is just amazing. Simple but with so many details that makes it so profound You should definitely follow Home Free. For me the number 1 A-cappela group. Coincidentally, you don't hear beatboxing here, but I can tell you that you would be amazed to hear Adam Rupp (left back in front of us). He is not an ordinary beatboxer/vocal percussionist but more of an inhuman mouth artist. The very best. Together with the amazing bass of Tim Foust, but sometimes also Adam Chance (further called Chance), here the 2 lead singers they don't need an instrument.
Thank you for your reaction and even more for your service. Home Free has a great discography, you can find just about anything you want, silly, sad, thoughtful or loving.
Thanks so much for reacting to this vid!! I was not trying to break you down with this, but I do hope you enjoyed the song! Your comments at the end were very good, and helpful to the audience to understand how Veterans think and the Warrior Ethos also!! Really Great Bro!!! Thanks and Hand Salute!!
I was amazed the way the POW flag and the White headstones coupled with the Bass being the front man in it. It was almost perfect! Thank you so much for the request!
Thanks for your reaction - more importantly, thank you for your service. The original song was sung by Dire Straits back in 1985 and was about a soldier dying on the Falkland Islands when the United Kingdom fought Argentina for the 10-week undeclared war in 1982. This song is very deep and always brings me to tears and touches my soul. Home Free did this song justice and respect and this is an incredible rendition. Peace
Thank you for your service. Home Free is known for the emotions they can elicit... humor, reverence, love, loyalty, patriotism, and even goofiness. Please do react to Man Of Constant Sorrow. It will give you more of a feel for this group. They also did a collab. With Lee Greenwood and the Singing Sargeants on his Proud To Be An American. It is my favorite version.
You just discovered the best a-capela group there is. Beatboxer Adam Rupp is world class. We fans are called Home Fries 🍟 You can pick up a lot of subscribers. They are Tenor 1 Austin Brown Tenor 2 Rob Lundquist Baritone Adam Chance Bass Tim Foust.
Thank you for your service 🤗 My father was stationed by Okinawa during the Korean War (Marines). And thank you for your profound reaction to this highly impactful Dire Straights cover by my favorite a Cappella band, Home Free. Just Liked and Subscribed for more Home Free reactions from you!! Keep reacting to them, and us "Home Fries" will flock to your channel in droves 😁 I would love to hear what you think of their humorous side, so please react to their remix called "Butts Medley"...I guarantee you'll lol, repeatedly! 😂
My hubby is a Desert Storm/Shield Vet. This song by Dire Straits is one of his favorites but he heard this version and he didn't speak. A week of nightmares, waking up yelling, you know the drill...It was Tim singing the bass that made it hit different ( the video I'm sure as well). It was the same when he came home in '91, times were tough but 33 yrs and we are still married and dealing with it. Love to ya, RAKKASAN 101st 🦅.
Thanks to your husband and thanks to you too. Spouses are too often overlooked for what they go through. It may not be life or death, but it sure isn't easy or trivial.
I had the misfortune of stepping into the bank parking lot just as the North Hollywood bank robbers were coming out the front doors with guns blazing (Thankfully the parking lot's on the side and not the front). Having never heard actual gunfire before in my sheltered life, I was commenting to my coworker the next day on how the (what I thought at the time were AK47s) full-auto bursts sounded like cannons with the sound bouncing off the building across the street. My coworker said "when they're pointed right at you, they sound like popcorn popping". He was a Vietnam vet and it just added to my suburbanite trauma ;) I still carry that with me some 30 years later. I can't even imagine your experiences. Thank you for your service. This is a heavy introduction to a great group. I just saw them live a couple weeks ago. The song was written by Mark Knopfler and originally performed by Dire Straits, but Tim Foust's ultra-deep bass voice definitely gives this version some emotional "weight". These guys have a lighter side for sure. Maybe check out their "Butts Remix/Medley" to lighten your spirits.
Trauma stays with people for different reasons and you experiencing something like that will probably stay with you forever! Just do not let it beat you!!
Ever since Mark Knopfler wrote this song it has been adopted by combat troops of all countries to express feelings that can't be understood by those who have not been down range. These guys get that and even though none of them have any personal experience with combat they all know someone who has.
First of all...Thank you for your service, greatly appreciated. This song is so haunting and heartfelt. Tim coming in first is an amazing bass and then some. Chance singing 2nd has a beautiful softer tone about him. Adam, Rob and Austin (left to right) are great with the background. Thanks again.
Thank you for your service, sacrifice, and for the reaction to this video. Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole! This is an incredible group that has a treasure trove of content to explore. For something a bit lighter and to show a different side of Home Free check out Listen to the Music. New sub and am thankful for your efforts.
Brother in Arms written by Mark Knoffler of Dire Straits Falklands War 80s Listen to the original. Mark Knoffler was left handed and played right handed Listen to Sultan of Swing Alchemy,they always played without plectrums. I love this version 👍♥️
It’s one of my favorites of theirs. Originally done by Dire Straits, that was guitar driven where this was voice driven. Loved Tim and Chance’s solos. Loved the echoes. Tim and Chance looked ghost like in the windows. Such a powerful song. Love it. Good reaction J.😃
Another solemn gift from them is In The Blood. It's not a military cut like this, but also deep. For some lighter fare with great beatboxing, try the Butts Medley. It'll give you some idea of their versatility. 'scribed
7 Generations of Military in my family and so thank you for your service first and foremost. War is ugly and never the best choice. It's sad that we don't seem to learn these lessons even after so many thousands of years. Praying it will change but not likely in my own lifetime or yours. Your reaction was heartfelt and poignant. Home Free is world class in what they do. Their most recent release was written by that big bass voice of Tim Foust and it's wonderful. I have followed them now for over 7 years and just love them. You will too. Explore the rabbit hole that you opened and watch your channel grow. Home Fries (the name given to Home Free fans) like seeing what people think of Home Free. God Bless.
For a more cheery video to watch that includes US Airforce personnel, check out Home Free's collaboration with Lee Greenwood and the US Airforce singing sargent's singing God Bless the USA. Also, thank you for your service. 🇺🇸
Not a service member myself but I find this haunting nonetheless. I've always held any military member in the highest regard; so very dedicated to preserving our freedoms and way of life. Thank you from the bottom of my heart ❤️
This song was originally written for the Falkland Islands war but it fits any war. HF put out their cover for either Memorial day or Veterans Day. (I don’t remember which one.) I immediately sent it to a Army Reservist who’s dog I had dog sat for eight years. He served in Afghanistan.
New sub. Great reaction - thanks for your perspective and insight. Home Free is my favorite a cappella band. They will always make you feel something and their blend is unmatched in my opinion. If you'd like to hear something on the opposite end of the spectrum then I'd suggest "Listen to the Music". It's a Doobie Brothers cover if you aren't familiar with the title. You get to see them do what they do on a upbeat song and witness the ridiculous talent of the beatboxer Adam Rupp. Btw, fans of Home Free are called home fries. 🍟 😁 Thanks!
Beautiful song, great reaction!! Sounds like you need a pick me up song, so I would suggest you react to Home Free's Butts Medley. Catch you on your next Home Free reaction, take care!!
🍟 Thank you for making this one one of your first reactions. As a NamVetWidow, this one is beyond special. Learn their names and what each member can do. Then you'll be a valued member of the Home Fries! Welcome to the Home Free Rabbit Hole! It's Deep and wondrous! 🍟
tim foust the 1st fella that sang be their basso prefecto and he has like a 5 octave range his voice on this his voice be like a warm hug also thank ya fer ur service
This is just one of many good Home Free songs. This song was without beatboxing, but most of them includes almost inhuman beatboxing. I’ll recommend one of the newer called brothers, where you also get to see some of their fun sides. 😊👍🏻
This is a tough one to start with. Wait till you get into more of their Library they are amazing their vocal percussionists beatboxer sings in this one
Former paratrooper here and yeah it hits home. But home free does all sorts of music and if this is your first by them you need to try MAN OF CONSTANT SORROW or WHEN A MAN LOVES A WOMAN and the list goes on. You didn't even get to hear Adam Rupp the beatboxed or the two great tenors.
First of all, Thank You for your service, you have my full respect. You should really follow Home Free, they call themselves an acapella country group. But they go way outside of country also. They have a hugh following, you start doing home free stuff, your subscriber count will shoot up fast. There are two more acapella groups you should check out, they also have hugh amount of followers. one is called PENTATONIX and the other is VOICE PLAY. Both are fantastic
Most people start with Man of Constant Sorrow which is their country genre but they do it all. Amazing live! More suggestions the bets remix if you want to laugh and kind of get to know what each one does but they're all super stole they can do anyting!
I just subscribed and would love for you to do one of theirs that will make you smile. Try " Butts Remix", or "Champaign Taste on a Beer Buget". Enjoy the ride.
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Thank you and all of our veterans for your service and sacrifices! God bless!
Such a heartwrenching song. No adequate words to THANK YOU ALL for your service 🙏 ❤🤍💙
My oldest brother served in Vietnam and came he when I was 12. I reread his letters, and understand things more each time. He committed suicide before his 40th birthday. He fought his demons for years and would never ask for help. NEVER be afraid to ask for help when needed. God bless you for stepping out like you are. I am a fan forever.
Tim, the bass, literally shook our soul! Thank you, for our freedom, our liberty, and the reason my family can sleep, peacefully, while you were fighting...for us! Thanking you for your service just isn't enough, but...thank you!
It was an honor to serve !! and thank you for watching!!
I'm am a Vietnam veteran and this song and video takes a piece of my heart every time I hear it. I suffer PTSD. Brother thank you for the sacrifice you made for this great country and WELCOME HOME.
Really need to listen to more songs from them. They are very patriotic and are appreciative of those in the military.
Home Free are very Patriotic.
You would love Land Of The Free, a Home Free Original
i have seen it!!
Hauntingly beautiful
i agree!
Thank you for your perspective as a combat soldier. Your comments put tears in my eyes.
I just want to tell you how much I appreciate your willingness to serve and sacrifice so that we can remain free. Please tell your family also since I know that they sacrificed as well.
Your jacket says it all - thank you for your service to your country. This song is so beautiful and so deep and - as you said - the bass (Tim Foust) adds so much to the gravity of the song. It's almost an elegy. I've seen reactors who are also veterans reduced to tears by this video.
Thank you for your service.
Much appreciated
@@therealmrjshow my husband and both of my boys proudly served.
Thank You for your Service, God bless. 🇺🇸
Much appreciated
Thank you for your service. It is appreciated. Sorry this touched you so deeply. You need to check out some more Home Free. All of their music is wonderful and a great deal of it is light hearted and fun. Home Free are 5 of the most insanely versatile and talented musicians there are. Thank you for a reaction.
Thank you so much!! and there is more Home free on the way..... Today!! Thank you for watching and commenting!!
As a fellow "brother-in-arms", tks for your service! I went to Iraq 3 times. Can't remember ANY goods times, EXCEPT the fellas. We had quite a mix of dudes, so we had all the jokes and stories covered. Lost a few of them. Still hurts. But I still have some good memories of them for life!
I'm grateful for your service. Bless you.
So nice of you and it was an honor!!
Mr. J you was right, this song is very deep! The message is so clear, though! Love the harmonies and Tim and Chance’s solo parts were mesmerizing! Great reaction 🎉 I love Home Free😊
This was a Masterpiece. Powerful
From one vet to another thank you sir
You are welcome
Thank You for your service!
It was an honor!!
Thanks for your comments and all the rest. Glad you've found Home Free.
We love our servicemen! Wish we could show you all how much. Thank you!
You know what just thanking us is enough! I one day told a Vietnam vet "thank you for your service" and it made his day!
Check out their cover of Man of Constant Sorrow you definitely won't be disappointed. Great reaction Thank you.
I will! I always do Sub Requests!!! Thank you for the view and comment!!
Hauntingly beautiful. They presented it with solemn, respectful, reverence.
The effect of the light from the windows shining through them gives it an unworldly vibe. And the guy's silhouettes in front of the windows is reminiscent of the MIA/POW flag image.
The settings are stark. As are the lyrics. But the harmonies are rich. Pipe organ tones. And those last 2 chords the final "Amen".
As a veteran, I find it hard to listen to this rendition. The memories that it invokes makes it difficult to keep the tears from my eyes. May God Bless all of those that have given the final sacrifice. This is the final farewell for all that have stepped up and bled for us.
If you want to hear their beat boxer really shine try "Listen to the Music".
i will check it out!!!
Thank you for your service!
Much appreciated
Thank you Brother. From one veteran to another.
Thank you for serving our nation. And for this reaction. Without knowing you at all, I'd guess you'd appreciate their collaboration with Lee Greenwood and the Air Force Band singing "God Bless the USA".
Home Free is a very talented a capella group calling themselves a "vocal band".
It was an honor to serve! And thank you for the view and the comment! I do as many sub requests as I can so I will definetly look this up! again thank you for stopping by!
Yes, I think he'll appreciate that collaboration
This version of Home Free will send shivers through your entire body! This is so emotional. Beautifully sung by Tim and Chance, but the background and harmony of Adam, Rob and Austin is also so beautiful. It looks like a choir or actually a kind of church organ sounds. And the whole setting of the video is just amazing. Simple but with so many details that makes it so profound
You should definitely follow Home Free. For me the number 1 A-cappela group. Coincidentally, you don't hear beatboxing here, but I can tell you that you would be amazed to hear Adam Rupp (left back in front of us). He is not an ordinary beatboxer/vocal percussionist but more of an inhuman mouth artist. The very best. Together with the amazing bass of Tim Foust, but sometimes also Adam Chance (further called Chance), here the 2 lead singers they don't need an instrument.
I can’t imagine anyone not liking anything they’ve done……i hope you continue to react to them. They are well worth your time.
These guys are AWESOME ! Thank you !
Thank you for your honesty and openness.
These guys are the top of their genre! They do it all and touch our hearts and teach us to be better people.
I am starting to realize that lol~!
I cannot know your pain young man but I can understand it...and I do. Be well and ever hopeful, Duke, an old guy! :)
Thank you for your reaction and even more for your service.
Home Free has a great discography, you can find just about anything you want, silly, sad, thoughtful or loving.
I am starting to figure that out which is good lol because i dont want to get sad every time i react!!!
Thanks so much for reacting to this vid!! I was not trying to break you down with this, but I do hope you enjoyed the song! Your comments at the end were very good, and helpful to the audience to understand how Veterans think and the Warrior Ethos also!! Really Great Bro!!! Thanks and Hand Salute!!
I was amazed the way the POW flag and the White headstones coupled with the Bass being the front man in it. It was almost perfect! Thank you so much for the request!
@@therealmrjshow Thanks for reacting to this! It's a winner!
Thank you for your service and sacrifice.
~ Iraq War Veteran mom
Subscribed ❤️ hoping to see more Home Free. Thank you for your service ❤️🇺🇸
Thanks for subbing! And it was an honor to serve!!
Beautiful tribute to fallen soldiers 😢 ❤️
Thanks for your reaction - more importantly, thank you for your service. The original song was sung by Dire Straits back in 1985 and was about a soldier dying on the Falkland Islands when the United Kingdom fought Argentina for the 10-week undeclared war in 1982.
This song is very deep and always brings me to tears and touches my soul. Home Free did this song justice and respect and this is an incredible rendition. Peace
Thank you for your service. Home Free is known for the emotions they can elicit... humor, reverence, love, loyalty, patriotism, and even goofiness. Please do react to Man Of Constant Sorrow. It will give you more of a feel for this group. They also did a collab. With Lee Greenwood and the Singing Sargeants on his Proud To Be An American. It is my favorite version.
Thank you so much! and yeah i reacted to that a couple days ago and loved it!!
Love you Mr.J ❤❤❤
Aww love you too my sweet little gardener ❤️
And WELCOME to the HF rabbit hole. Enjoy this journey!
You just discovered the best a-capela group there is. Beatboxer Adam Rupp is world class. We fans are called Home Fries 🍟 You can pick up a lot of subscribers. They are Tenor 1 Austin Brown Tenor 2 Rob Lundquist Baritone Adam Chance Bass Tim Foust.
keep watching Home Fry!!
Thank you for your service, and the service of your brothers and sisters. You all are what keeps us free.
Was an honor Ronald!
Thank you for your service 🤗 My father was stationed by Okinawa during the Korean War (Marines). And thank you for your profound reaction to this highly impactful Dire Straights cover by my favorite a Cappella band, Home Free. Just Liked and Subscribed for more Home Free reactions from you!! Keep reacting to them, and us "Home Fries" will flock to your channel in droves 😁 I would love to hear what you think of their humorous side, so please react to their remix called "Butts Medley"...I guarantee you'll lol, repeatedly! 😂
Thank you so much and i will check them out!!! also Welcome!!
Respect!
I enjoyed your reaction. Thank you for your service. ❤
You'll love this group of guys ... thanks for everything you've done for this country ... you are a blessing !
Much appreciated!!!!
Thank you for your service. It sounds so empty. But thank you, is all I can give you.
Should be played every Veterans Day and Memorial day.
Thank you for your service
My hubby is a Desert Storm/Shield Vet. This song by Dire Straits is one of his favorites but he heard this version and he didn't speak. A week of nightmares, waking up yelling, you know the drill...It was Tim singing the bass that made it hit different ( the video I'm sure as well). It was the same when he came home in '91, times were tough but 33 yrs and we are still married and dealing with it. Love to ya, RAKKASAN 101st 🦅.
thank him for his service! RAKKASAN huh, I deployed with the 101st!
Thanks to your husband and thanks to you too. Spouses are too often overlooked for what they go through. It may not be life or death, but it sure isn't easy or trivial.
They have a beatboxer, but this song was best with him just singing
It was amazing putting him center stage!! Thank You for your view and comment!!
this song is so good, thank you for this reaction ☺☺
Thanks for watching and commenting!!!!!
I had the misfortune of stepping into the bank parking lot just as the North Hollywood bank robbers were coming out the front doors with guns blazing (Thankfully the parking lot's on the side and not the front). Having never heard actual gunfire before in my sheltered life, I was commenting to my coworker the next day on how the (what I thought at the time were AK47s) full-auto bursts sounded like cannons with the sound bouncing off the building across the street. My coworker said "when they're pointed right at you, they sound like popcorn popping". He was a Vietnam vet and it just added to my suburbanite trauma ;) I still carry that with me some 30 years later. I can't even imagine your experiences. Thank you for your service.
This is a heavy introduction to a great group. I just saw them live a couple weeks ago. The song was written by Mark Knopfler and originally performed by Dire Straits, but Tim Foust's ultra-deep bass voice definitely gives this version some emotional "weight". These guys have a lighter side for sure. Maybe check out their "Butts Remix/Medley" to lighten your spirits.
Trauma stays with people for different reasons and you experiencing something like that will probably stay with you forever! Just do not let it beat you!!
Ever since Mark Knopfler wrote this song it has been adopted by combat troops of all countries to express feelings that can't be understood by those who have not been down range. These guys get that and even though none of them have any personal experience with combat they all know someone who has.
First of all...Thank you for your service, greatly appreciated. This song is so haunting and heartfelt. Tim coming in first is an amazing bass and then some. Chance singing 2nd has a beautiful softer tone about him. Adam, Rob and Austin (left to right) are great with the background. Thanks again.
was an honor to serve!! Thank you!!
Thank you for your service, sacrifice, and for the reaction to this video. Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole! This is an incredible group that has a treasure trove of content to explore. For something a bit lighter and to show a different side of Home Free check out Listen to the Music. New sub and am thankful for your efforts.
Thank you so much for watching subbing and commenting!!! And it was an honor to serve!! I will check it out!!
You gave deep perspective. Thanks
My pleasure!
I can’t wait for you to react to the quarantine videos! They did so many! I also love their humor!
Brother in Arms written by Mark Knoffler of Dire Straits Falklands War 80s
Listen to the original.
Mark Knoffler was left handed and played right handed
Listen to Sultan of Swing Alchemy,they always played without plectrums.
I love this version
👍♥️
It’s one of my favorites of theirs. Originally done by Dire Straits, that was guitar driven where this was voice driven. Loved Tim and Chance’s solos. Loved the echoes. Tim and Chance looked ghost like in the windows. Such a powerful song. Love it. Good reaction J.😃
Thanks baby fry!!
Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole. Stay with it. Plenty of great tunes. Hillbilly bone is a good one
Fellow Vet here. Ty for everything brother. Great reaction...new sub here 👌
Another solemn gift from them is In The Blood. It's not a military cut like this, but also deep. For some lighter fare with great beatboxing, try the Butts Medley. It'll give you some idea of their versatility. 'scribed
Thank you for the sub and I will check out In the Blood!!
7 Generations of Military in my family and so thank you for your service first and foremost. War is ugly and never the best choice. It's sad that we don't seem to learn these lessons even after so many thousands of years. Praying it will change but not likely in my own lifetime or yours. Your reaction was heartfelt and poignant. Home Free is world class in what they do. Their most recent release was written by that big bass voice of Tim Foust and it's wonderful. I have followed them now for over 7 years and just love them. You will too. Explore the rabbit hole that you opened and watch your channel grow. Home Fries (the name given to Home Free fans) like seeing what people think of Home Free. God Bless.
Wow that is amazing!! I was saying the same thing the other day about people not learning from the past!
For a more cheery video to watch that includes US Airforce personnel, check out Home Free's collaboration with Lee Greenwood and the US Airforce singing sargent's singing God Bless the USA. Also, thank you for your service. 🇺🇸
Semper Fi brother! Stay in the fight!
Not a service member myself but I find this haunting nonetheless. I've always held any military member in the highest regard; so very dedicated to preserving our freedoms and way of life. Thank you from the bottom of my heart ❤️
This song was originally written for the Falkland Islands war but it fits any war. HF put out their cover for either Memorial day or Veterans Day. (I don’t remember which one.) I immediately sent it to a Army Reservist who’s dog I had dog sat for eight years. He served in Afghanistan.
New sub. Great reaction - thanks for your perspective and insight. Home Free is my favorite a cappella band. They will always make you feel something and their blend is unmatched in my opinion. If you'd like to hear something on the opposite end of the spectrum then I'd suggest "Listen to the Music". It's a Doobie Brothers cover if you aren't familiar with the title. You get to see them do what they do on a upbeat song and witness the ridiculous talent of the beatboxer Adam Rupp. Btw, fans of Home Free are called home fries. 🍟 😁 Thanks!
Ive reacted to that home fry!!
@@therealmrjshow I see that! Just looked at what you've done. Wow, I've missed a few. lol
Beautiful song, great reaction!! Sounds like you need a pick me up song, so I would suggest you react to Home Free's Butts Medley. Catch you on your next Home Free reaction, take care!!
Hope you are Well! Peace, Love, unless that doesn't work! Peace, Love some more!
🍟 Thank you for making this one one of your first reactions. As a NamVetWidow, this one is beyond special.
Learn their names and what each member can do. Then you'll be a valued member of the Home Fries!
Welcome to the Home Free Rabbit Hole! It's Deep and wondrous! 🍟
Thanks for the info!
tim foust the 1st fella that sang be their basso prefecto and he has like a 5 octave range his voice on this his voice be like a warm hug also thank ya fer ur service
Thank you ^_^
You're welcome 😊
Brother I happened across your channel when I was looking at the reactions to this song you have a new fan
This is just one of many good Home Free songs. This song was without beatboxing, but most of them includes almost inhuman beatboxing. I’ll recommend one of the newer called brothers, where you also get to see some of their fun sides. 😊👍🏻
This is a tough one to start with. Wait till you get into more of their Library they are amazing their vocal percussionists beatboxer sings in this one
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Former paratrooper here and yeah it hits home. But home free does all sorts of music and if this is your first by them you need to try MAN OF CONSTANT SORROW or WHEN A MAN LOVES A WOMAN and the list goes on. You didn't even get to hear Adam Rupp the beatboxed or the two great tenors.
These guys did such a great job on this song. Very sad song. Great message we all need right now.❣️ Check out Man of Constant Sorrow
this song was originally done by Dire Straits, on their Brothers in Arms album
Hey brother, your truth from 6:24 til the end, instantly caused a like & subscribe on my end. Thank you man.
First of all, Thank You for your service, you have my full respect. You should really follow Home Free, they call themselves an acapella country group. But they go way outside of country also. They have a hugh following, you start doing home free stuff, your subscriber count will shoot up fast. There are two more acapella groups you should check out, they also have hugh amount of followers. one is called PENTATONIX and the other is VOICE PLAY. Both are fantastic
Most people start with Man of Constant Sorrow which is their country genre but they do it all. Amazing live! More suggestions the bets remix if you want to laugh and kind of get to know what each one does but they're all super stole they can do anyting!
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Cover of Dire Straits, arrangement by Club for Five (Swedish quintet).
I just subscribed and would love for you to do one of theirs that will make you smile. Try " Butts Remix", or "Champaign Taste on a Beer Buget". Enjoy the ride.
Tim Foust (bass) has a 5+ octave range
I JUST SUBBED FOR MORE HOME FRE
Numb as always → Psychiatrist
3:38-3:56 sounds like a pipe organ to me.
At one point they sound like a church pipe irgan
Thank you for your service.
Thank you for your service
Thank you for your service