First REACTION to " Rock Music " Lynyrd Skynyrd ( Free Bird )
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Song - Lynyrd Skynyrd ( Free Bird )
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React to some lil skies sometime
Bro that was kind of funny
Yaaaz I been waiting for another video❤
Hurt by Nine Inch Nails
should react to the diary by hollywood undead
If this song comes on while you’re driving and you’re not speeding by the time that solo hits, are you even listening?
So true
Big Floppy Flap Jack Facts
1000% facts
My favorite song to get pulled over to.
Clock at 150 on a 75. Thankfully I knew the officer and he heard the song still going let me off with a warning. $1,000 ticket I avoided
“Do you know why I pulled you over son?”
“I was doing 100 in a 50, but Sir, the Free Bird solo is playing.”
“Understandable. As you were.”
Just as long as you're in a southern state lol
@@poptya Texas-born & raised: can confirm🤣
@@jaykewojno2287 It wouldnt work so well here in California lol. Theyd probably just ask what freebird is
@@poptya If anyone ever asks me that, imma kick them in the teeth
Been pulled over 3 times in my life and they were all when Free Bird solo was going haha
It still amazes me there are people who’ve never heard a classic song like this. But growing up in the south this is dang near gospel to us.
I've made sure my grandkids have! Today was a great day for Free Bird!
“Dang near” that tells me all I need to know. You truly are from the south.
I’m from Pennsylvania one of the most northern states and heard this song for the first time when I was five, it’s a classic
From Upstate NY. Way North of any big town. Grew up on this. 19 years later still listening. Classic long hair band
Listen to it almost every day. Never gets old
The drumming on this song is super underrated cuz it gets forgotten alongside the insane guitar
I agree, the drumming on this track is godly!
I think that's the case with most good drumming, and most good drummers. It almost seems like the drums just disappear into the song.
I agree! (And not just because Artimus is my cousin..)
@@vickyterry3150
Well tell Artimus, thank you for the music.
The whole instrumental is just beautiful
Fun Fact:
Lynyrd Skynyrd named the band after their gym teacher “Leonard Skinner” because there gym teacher told them they wouldn’t get far
& because they got in trouble by him in school because their hair touched their collars and they wouldn't cut it 😝
Facts
The world back then is almost unrecognizable today. Like could you imagine the 70s?
@@riffhousestudios96 a very fun time of rebellious teens im sure. MFs just like their kids were, but they conformed.
Holy shit thats awesome 😄
Shoutout to whoever recommended this absolute classic!
Agree 100%
190th that based on current on damn likes my guy I sent my 2 cent worth also
Shoutout to good grammar!!! Like seriously whomever... Classy
@@jkfozul2316 lol
whoever recommended the song, thanks fahm
First half of the song: I'm just chilling, it's a vibe.
Second half of the song: the speed limit doesn't exist. I paid for The whole speedometer, I'm gonna use the whole speedometer!
WTF IS A KILOMETEEERRRRR🔥🔥🦅🦅
"I'm sure they're gonna be giving us peaks and valleys, and curves and avenues". Brother, you experienced liftoff at that moment!
No highs and lows here friend, just straight shredding for the next 5 minutes. Buckle up.
...and there AINT no coming back!
If it was a peak, it was Mount Everest 💀
That is the perfect response
I would do anything to hear this song for the first time again
You and me both...😌😌
@@kameikahardin5823 it’s on forest gump
Preach brother
Still get goosebumps
heard it for the first time watching kingsman and it is now my all time favorite movie along with this song 🤩
Fun Fact: This song is actually like 4 minutes, but the wanted to give his voice a rest at shows so he wouldn't harm his vocal cords performing every night and it gained so much traction from fans loving it, it became a permanent fix in the song
Not exactly I’m the 70s it was nearly impossible to get a 3 minute track on lp much less six minutes. Rossingtons intro is actually shortened as well as Collins solo dramatically. The song actually pioneered longer track times due to the popularity of the solo. Fast forward till it was famous and being requested nightly, at this point free bird lasted around 12 minutes and included solos by rossimgton Collins and even Powell’s beautiful piano, whenever Ronnie was tired or felt strained him and the band would literally let Cassies younger brother steve take over notice the soulful jazzy vibe skynyrd came into yep steve. Ronnie himself said that he was young but eventually skynyrd the band would be In his shadow. Which is ironic considering his beautiful single one in the sun. Skynyrd is probably my favorite band of all time not only seeing there future with Collins and rossington in good health but steve man what that kid was going to do the world truly wasn’t ready for. But anyway I’m ranting, but look up Ronnie van zant on steve in one interview he states that when he would feel comfortable leaving a gig early with Steve on vocals and lead guitar. Too many legends lost in one bad night..
60s*
How did I not know this
Wrong
@@codieroper3335 that is soooo wrong. How do you explain Led Zeppelin then?
I'm 25 and I'm really envious of those who got to see these legends live in concert before their plane went down while they were on tour. Absolute music legends.
I went to a Lynyrd skynyrd concert a few years back. Obviously not the original but the brother is now the lead singer and it was still absolutely amazing!!!
I feel you brother
I seen them twice back in the seventies
I saw them 2 summers ago, absolutely amazing.
Bruh, 30… same😭I wish so bad
I love when this song plays at work. I work in an airport bar and it gets busy, then dead, then busy again all day. The best ive ever had was when the song started the bar was empty... by the time the solo started we were full and we were all running around like crazy
Free bird speeds everything up, even business
Planes doing barrel rolls outside, flyin backwards.
@@panther-nk2hn underated as fuck
Layedbak: *air guitar* at 2 mins
Me: oh he’s not ready
Nobody's ever really ready for their first Free Bird. It's just not possible.
bruuuh xD
@@TheLanceUppercut one cannot be prepared for that..
Fuck yeah
😂 😝
I'm a huge fan of the fade-out at the end. You can imagine that they've never stopped playing and are still tearing it up to this day.
You mean like this? th-cam.com/video/euik1Zrs30w/w-d-xo.html
The full version of it is only 1 minute longer. Just look up Free Bird Extended Music version
Heard the original recording of the song was like 20 minutes because the band kept playing off each other totally improvised
@@mattyyicee It's not, it's only about a minute longer. I have the (mostly) raw tracks on my channel.
And then you find a 10 hour version with a spinning rat of the solo just never ending that energy
No peaks, valleys, or curves. Straight up the mountain, the whole rest of the song!
No plateaus either. Just keeps ascending into the cosmos.
at breakneck speeds.
What's even crazier is that it's two guitarists playing in sync together
Two of the best guitarists to ever play. Allen heading it, well enough said. And Steve was amazing as well from what everyone that knew him said. Not to take a single thing away from Gary during Tuesday's Gone IMO.
3
3 actually lol
Twin lead guitars were a staple and most 70's bands used
twin lead guitars and 3 chord rock and roll
Studio was just Allen doing the solo. Recorded one track and then laid the second track on top of it.
"there's gonna be a bunch of peaks and valleys"
Little did he know, it was 5 minutes of straight shredding 😂🔥🔥
there was a bunch of peaks, peaks and peaks
@@manwithtwoeyes6911 and peaks and peaks and peaks and peaks and peaks
I'm just happy to witness another person discovering the joy of the free bird solo for the first time.
i was hoping someone would comment this lol
Dido my friend
Wish I could get that feeling one more time
For real it’s like fuckin eye opening or some shit it’s awesome
Never gets old. I could watch these all day with a giant smile on my face
I was a teenager in the late 70s/ early 80s, and whenever we were all piled into a car, cruising around, we usually only had the radio.
It was completely understood that if Free Bird should come on the radio, yep, we're pulling over, getting out, and cranking it up.
Everybody air-guitaring and head-banging on the side of the road.
I just floor it when I hear the solo
@@darianpesicka6613 Same, everyone should
I've heard this song countless times, I can remember every note of the solo, but the impact is always the same as the first time I heard it. It's an absolute masterpiece
Then, Jesus said to his disciples "Thou shalt not pause during the solo of the almighty Freebird"
Bruh, why you sinning...
Copyright makes sinners of us all
Jesus was right
i always see people say dont pause the solo but if this the first time ur listening and its blowing ur mind on a video of u reacting to it bro u gotta take ur time and digest it i can't even blame these ppl for pausing it
lynyrd skynyrd has a great collection of songs. Simple man is another one you'd like but there's way more
He did simple man 2 years ago
@@MANDALORE380 well there's a lot more to do
Yassssss
He could do Saturday Night Special or That Smell
Mr Banker. Ed King's slide on that song is epic. Things Goin On, I Aint' the One, I Know a Little, there's tons of great hits there from the 70's.
The first time I heard this song I was on 2 tabs of potent ass LSD (150-200ug each), when that solo hit it was the longest, most intense, and most bewildering 3 minutes I've ever experienced. Amazing song
Damn
Know what I’m doing tonight 😂
@@keepemclassic6791 be safe, brother.
bewildering might be the most accurate ass word for that kind of trip. lmao
Wtf
I just love the way the song just fades out as if the song never ended, it feels like they’re still playing to this day
Still the most iconic solo ever, imo. There's some Pink Floyd and Eagles songs to contest the title, but this just wins out for me, personally.
Hotel California, comfortably numb, huh.
@@captaintraction4024 Nailed it. After all, guitar solos aren't just about speed, but precision and overall vibe as well. Picking a clear favourite is definitely a challenge.
@@Til_What those r imo the top three
Dragonforce Through the Fire and Flames is up there too
and Eruption
Best song to get pulled over to. The cop might even understand.
😂
@I am kahleb even the fire itself slows down its consumption so that it can finish this solo
It's such a beautiful moment when someone is first exposed to the guitar solo in Free Bird
The golden days where it wasn’t just about the singers.. it was about the instruments and feelings all the emotions and effort they put in their sound… it’s not just music.. it was a connection to the crowd and a connection to the soul of true music.. which is why it hits you different. Wish I was alive to see them and others of that time.. must have been an amazing trip to experience.
Facts.
100%.
Back then you could relate to the guys on stage.... it was regular people doing their thing for the love of music, just like the people watching.
Many bands back then done the circuit.
Playing bars, travelling in beat up vans.
Having to at times fight their way out of venues.
They all served a long apprenticeship ❤
@@bud1876 ok boomer
@@_maliciousIntentThat sht was funny in 2020 kiddo
@@_maliciousIntentnah as a Zoomer he's 100% right. You cant get that kind of feeling from music nowadays. I grew up with Gen-X parents and everything we listened to as a kid had an instrument of some sort in it. And tbh I can't stand modern music because it lacks the character of music from back in the day.
His reaction to the solo was the exact same one we all got when we first herd this magnificent song.
He’s going to be in random dive bars drunk off his ass yelling “play free bird” 🤘🏻 great song and band man
Ahhh...memories....
We've all been there.
Omg hell yeah🤣
I'm an asian young man and
Free bird is one of the Greatest song ive ever heard especially on guitar solo, it always gives me a lot of goosebumps. I'm very thankful to God bcoz he gave me ears to hear all the wonderful songs.
🙏
glad to know your asian
He stopped during the solo and asked “what the fucks going on?” While he wipes sweat from his brow hahahaha only Lynyrd Skynyrd could do this bro
And this is just the studio version that was shortened, the live solo is 14 mins long I could imagine his reaction to that lol
The moment that 🎸 came in. Thats the moment LayedBakDFR Lost his mind... Love your reactions bro. Especially the 🎸 solos .... You getting hyped gets me hyped .. Keep reacting bro....👊👊👊
Dudes whole demeanor is dope.. ive told him this
@@zmooh Not the only one believing that
Man put the 🎸 emoji cause he spell giutare
“Lynyrd Skynyrd, you up to bat” that had me laughin ngl
Funny enough, that's kinda how Lynyrd Skynyrd formed.
There is nobody who could fake his reaction while hearing this masterpiece...
Freebird is an endurance trial, for the musicians and the audience. Its also one of the greatest masterpieces in rock history.
100 years from now this will still be played, forever a classic.
I was waiting for the solo this guy got his mind blown 3 times in a row. There is literally hundreds of genre's of music today but rock is just one of those genre's that just seems timeless.
I totally agree. Rock is just so versatile. It’s no wonder such a large variety of musicians turn to it at some point in their careers, regardless of time and/or era.
@@Probablylani you see even rappers going towards it and excelling at it
That's why its a classic
I AM SO GLAD THAT YOU EXPERIENCED WHAT I HAVE BEEN ENJOYING FOR YEARS NOW! I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS SONG AND IT GETS PLAYED REPEATEDLY ON MY PLAYLIST!!! WELCOME TO THE REALM OF GREAT OLD SCHOOL ROCK MUSIC!!!! THANK YOU FOR SPREADING AWARENESS THAT ITS OK TO VENTURE OUTSIDE YOUR COMFORT ZONE TO DISCOVER OTHER GENRES OF MUSIC THAT WE REALLY NEED TO BE CONNECTED TO MORE SO THAN JUST RAP HIP HOP OR R&B!!!! THE WORLD OF MUSIC IS VAST AND IT IS BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!! I ENJOYED THIS VIDEO SO MUCH AND DANCED UNTIL I WAS OUT OF BREATH!! Thank you🥰💃🏽🆒
I'm super late to this video. But watching someone's first experience with the Free Bird solo is one of the most beautiful and pure moments in this world. I get second hand joy watching it.
The legend says that guitar solo is still going on to this day. They just had the song fade to nothing for recording sake
I'm happy he does many different types of genres. this is by far one of my favorite songs because of the 4 minute solo
You should see this Live 1977.It's insane. Crowd is insane. One of the most epic group guitar solos ever. Everyone should see it. Every generation.
We played this for my dads funeral. I’ll
Never be able to hear this song and not have some seriously intense memories and feelings.
"What is going on...?"
He's ripping a fat solo bro and this solo has gone down in history lol
Technically..."They" are ripping a solo...
3 guitars for the solo and the base...
This was my cousin’s favorite song and it reminds me of him every single time I hear it. His departure anniversary is coming up in a few days. I was actually listening to this song in the car earlier today and it’s too much of a coincidence for this notification to just come up for me
May he rest peacefully and free like a bird🙏
@@TwoLsAndAJay love you bro I appreciate it 🙏🏽🖤
That’s why music is so great. Is has the ability to put is right back into moments we cherish. God bless your cousin I hope he is resting in eternal peace and god bless yourself for being strong and carrying on, I can only imagine how difficult it is losing a loved one.
@@benjamintrnt7329 love you bro I completely agree 💪🏽
This was one of my grandfather's favorite songs too. It played at his funeral last November when he died from ALS.
“I’m sure they’re going to give me peaks and valleys and avenues…”
You know with any other song with 5 minutes of runtime left that would be an extremely safe bet. But no, Free Bird goes UP.
The song starts off so laid back & then the GUITAR SOLO comes in like a WRECKING BALL. Freebird, IMHO, is the greatest Classic Rock track ever recorded.
I know. That guitar part puts pretty much any metal band to shame.
"I'm sure they gonna give us peaks and vallys" little does he know the rest of the song is a gnarley solo
That solo got LayedBak looking like he came off 6 straight tequila shots😂
3 guitars blending as one. Not so easy, and made one of the great rock songs ever.
This is my grandads favorite song and it brings us to tears every time we listen to it together. So this video was very sentimental to me. Thank you fire squad for suggesting it.
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This is the album version, he goes off for another 5 minutes on the live version
Facts. Lynrd Skynyrd Free bird is one of the greatest guitar solos of all time. It's actually 2 guitarists going back and forth. I love watching these reactions, as someone who grew up listening to classic rock like this and also on 90s hip hop, I love seeing people enjoy music for music and not be pigeon holed in one genre! 👊🏻👍🏻
No sir you are 100% incorrect. There is only one guitarist playing that solo & that would be Allen Collins. Check TH-cam for Allen's Freebird solo
@@clayrush71 only during the recording. Live, there has always been two guitarist in order to nail the two distinct tones...
@@clayrush71 it's Allen Collins and Gary Rossington playing the solo together in most iterations of the song. That's why it's literally called a "dueling guitar" solo. Yes, Allen does play it completely solo some, but when you hear both guitars together it's both of them playing.
@@sturock2000 not one time did that man play any live recording of that song. Gary Rossington himself said that was "all Allen doing the solo on the recording, he was a beast"
And I quote!
@@89ludeawakening1 the hell it is! Are you telling me that Rossington completely stopped play his rhythm part of the song? Once again, go find the TH-cam video of Allen Collins playing this solo in the studio & listen for yourself!
You won't hear Gary Rossington's guitar at all nor will you hear Ed King play bass at all
Three guitars and nothing but minds blown. I have heard this song a million times but seeing someone hear it for the first time really makes it hit again. Thanks.
Not sure if he’ll see this but layedbak should be amazed in knowing that the guitar solo is actually a duo out of the 3 guitarists playing simultaneously together making it in the some of the top guitar “solos” to ever go down in history!!!!
Free Bird is legendary for a reason. I remember seeing footage of this song performed live (on The Old Grey Whistle Test I believe) and it went on even longer, the two guitarists spent about 5 minutes dueling one another on stage and the lead singer tried to signal for the song to end at least 5 times but constantly getting shut down by them amping up their battle even further.
that is extremely badass
Dammnnn this sounds so amazing
Ultimate road trip song idc who says different..
Especially when you get shot at.
Most definitely
Flirtin with disaster by molly hatchet is definitely a close second
@@brizzle711 ha by cops
Eh I prefer chill songs for road trips. This is for ripping around a dirt road in a lifted truck
I loved watching you take that ride at the end of the song. I’ve heard this solo so many times and it still blows me away after all these year’s.
You went on a journey with them. Great music to live by. Seems like a lot of my memories have this genre as the background. Lyrics are simple and true as is the instruments and musicians. Top Notch Sir!
Buckle up for that southern rock and soul.
👍🏼💜💜💜🌙🙏🏻💪
When there's 5 minutes of the video left and they hit the guitar ending and you know he didn't cut out the last part
If you get a chance, check out the live version from Oakland in the 70’s. Watching the energy level of an entire stadium come to life is another experience
I've been to a lot of concerts and no matter what band I saw the crowd is always the same. Loud and active.
Oakland was the best rendition of this I have ever heard. Incredible crowd too!
It brings me so much joy to all the reactions to this song and I’m glad you enjoy music to its core lyrics and all 💪🏼
This song came on the radio when I was returning a rental car. I had to turn the radio all the way up and jam out in the parking lot while the clipboard guy waited with a puzzled look on his face. I may be a granny but I'm still 16 on the inside. #classicjam
There are actually 3 guitars, and the guitarists are:
Alan Collins
Gary Rossington
Stevie Gaines (Passed in the plane crash)
You need to do the live version from Oakland, you can see them in action. Skynyrd has a great song list.....
Mostly it was Alan on this one but they all had their turns cutting heads. And dont' sleep on the bass it's hammering as hard as any of them.
I’m pretty sure skynyrd has the record for most deceased members of a band ever lol. They’ve had so many members pass tragically whether plane/ car crashes, OD’s, old age, etc
Yes and in live concert they all play on one guitar
Ed King is on this. Steve Gaines hadnt joined yet.
@@evanallen9353 Wasn't Ed King still on bass on this before Leon Wilkerson joined?
I love your reaction to this song. The sheer enjoyment and wonder and delight at it is, I think, maybe the closest we can get as adults to that sense of child-like wonderment we had as kids upon discovering more and more of the world. It's a special thing, I think, and I like when people share that.
I don’t know what is but whenever the build up to the solo hits I start tearing up. Not because I’m sad I’m just so moved by such beautiful art. This song is one of the very few modern musical masterpieces.
I get like this a lot when i listen to my fav song/albums
"Their gonna be givin us peaks and valleys, curves and avenues."... trust me, it's about to peak.
Man i remember playing this on Guitar Hero. such a long song lol
Man those Guitar Hero nights were awesome! It had everyone thinking they might could actually play the drums or guitar!😂😂Great times!
That long ass "warning" it gave you, and asking are you completely sure you want to play this song? 🤣
i remember those days that i would call my friend to play this with coop and teamworking on where we will use our star power ahaha. nostalgic days
100% till the solo, fail in one minute lmao
@@willy6942 Then throw it down and not wanna play it again LMAO
People have answered your question with a thundering yes 40+ years later…. we still remember you…. RIP Ronnie
Everytime I hear that 1st line I always say out loud yep we sure do Ronnie.
Man you have the same reactions I did when I first heard this 13 years ago props to whoever recommended this always a classic
I have been waiting for LB to do this song for such a long time! I’m so glad he finally did it!
I love how physically music effects him when he’s feeling it. It’s hilarious and awesome at the same time. Almost like it’s gonna burst out of his body.
9:44 the look when you think the solo is finally over, but it’s still got a little bit left 😂
brooo loved this vid, you enjoying the song is so great
3 great guitarists sharing the sol9 and shredding. Seeing it live was even better. So much fun watching layedbak react to this. I remember when I first heard it. And first saw skinny in 76, senior year in h.s. I felt like payed back must have. The song takes over your body. And never really leaves. RIP skinny, most of the originals gone now, one way (the crash) or several others. They were amazing.
Legend has it, hes still playing
What you don't necessarily notice (you would if you watched a live performance) is they have a killer pianist. Not a keyboard. A piano!
I remember playing this song on guitar hero back then and getting through most the song thinking it was easy and boring then BOOM SHIT GOT CRAZY!!!! 😂🔥💯
One of the best reactions I’ve seen outta you my guy
Loved this! I'm always surprised when I come across someone who hasn't heard this, for a split second. Then I remember how fuckin old I am.
Sucks. Don't it?
@@vaportrail226 way more than I even thought it would.
This may just be my perspective but the song is called Free Bird they did the lyrics and they allowed the guitarist to go free and wild with his solo like a free bird.
did you even listen to the lyrics bro? you really reaching bro
What's even more impressive is it was two guitarists in the solo keeping up with each other in a dueling guitar style. It was Allen Collins and Gary Rossington playing together. They nailed it together at points to where you can hear harmonics.
@@89ludeawakening1 I was talking more to the meaning of the extra long guitar solo yes It may have been two but it was just guitars. In my point was aiming more towards the meaning not what was actually amount of guitars in that part of the song
@@nicholaswatson999 I completely agree with your meaning. They both just cut loose and were free to just play.
They just didn’t know how to end it lol
The smile I had when you were vibing the song before the solo had me tearing up cause I knew your ears were about to experience greatness
One of the all-time best reaction vids I’ve seen. Congrats
His reaction to this masterpiece was everything. Watching you get hype gets me hype even more!
This is one of those songs guaranteed to get white people turnt, along with black betty
Lol
It’s the truth, my whole family will turn up
You're not wrong
As part of the white delegation, can confirm
Skynyrd is to white people what Tupac is to black people.
They are the pinnacle, don’t fuckin say otherwise neither or your in for an asswhoopin.
Loved your energy in this one, it's a song you really can't sit still to :D Keep up the good work!
this is the one ive been waiting on!
Love how no matter what music anyone likes, we can all agree that this song will always be 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Get him on that audioslave/Chris Cornell journey
I love watching you listen to rock songs for the first time. You have such an open mind, and are truly just a music guy. Kudos
It's really cool to see you listen to this. I've heard it so many times Ive lost sight of alot of the little things that make it great.
It was really great to relive it through you.
Man the fact that you haven't done stairway to heaven yet shows your audience is not giving you the music you need to hear!!!
ayyye we workin on it weekly lol
@Grand Slamwich Have him react to someone playing it in a guitar store, ive heard that they love people playing it
I'm pretty sure he did a reaction to it and it got taken down due to copyright. At least I know that has definitely happened with other Zeppelin songs but I think also with Stairway. Shame since they're my favourite band 😅
Imagine thinking Stairway to Heaven is better than Free Bird.
Zeppelin is a dick when it comes to their music.
The guitarist in question is Allen Collins who came up with this song while he was in high school & the lyrics came from his girlfriend.
The picture that you're using, Allen would be on the far left.
I'm not sure if it's still available on TH-cam but if you can find it you might want to check out Freebird at Knebworth when they opened for the Rolling Stones.
My favorite part of this channel is the variety. I go to one video and just get lost going video after video because it's all such good songs and such a wide variety. Great work sir
Man this is a great time seeing you discovering this legend of a song and band. Gives me a huge smile on my face.
Dude, if you like this check out "Green Grass and High Tides" by the Outlaws. It has the same guitarist from before he joined Lynyrd Skynyrd
its not the same guy the man you refer to is hughie thomson i know saw them both in the day that is THE GREAT ALLEN COLLINS ORIGINAL MEMBER AND WROTE THAT SONG HUGHIE JIONED FOR A WHILE MUCH LATER ON
LETS GOOOOO this is actually really cool!
Bruh lmao I loved this reaction man. When he said it was a long song and half through the solo I was like this ain’t even the live long version.