UK REACTION to LOST DOG STREET BAND - WAR INSIDE OF ME!! | The 94 Club | BENJAMIN TOD
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- Lost Dog Street Band - War Inside of Me Country music reaction. Benjamin Tod is absolutely class. One of the best songs I've listened to in a very long time. A natural story teller that has to go down in the hall of fame. Let me know what you think. If you like the video, then please remember to like, subscribe and enjoy. All love.
My latest in a series of music reaction videos.
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This one's a little longer the usual. I got a little passionate about this song so I hope you enjoy it. Let me know what you want to see reacted to next? Upvote any you like the sound of and that'll give me a good indication! Thanks for the support everyone. All love.
You have to check out Triston Marez! He’s an up and comer in the Texas Red Dirt scene and has some awesome music! I would recommend Fort Worth it’s an awesome song and I’m also from there aha !
Where rivers are red and cowboys are blue is another amazing Triston Marez song
We ain’t even kin great tune
Im.generally a heavy metal guy, but Benjamin Tod speaks to my soul. Such beauty and such pain
I completely relate to this comment.
Same here man
Yes... I cant get enough of Ben and LDSB.
I am as well . I love my metal but I am Kentucky raised so I have always had a soft spot for bluegrass/ real country. Bluegrass boys live just as hard as the metal guys if you put them in a room they would have quite a bit in common
Have you listened to amigo the devil yet? He’s murder folk.
You can tell from their music Benjamin and Ashley have been through a lot. From train-hopping to travel the US and busking, to fighting with addiction and loss. I don't know if the two want fame being as they have built a nice life on a small homestead in southern Kentucky but I do know they want people to hear their music and that is what I hope for them. And channels like yours can help spread their music, especially if someone like yourself, who lives on the other side of the world is singing their good graces.
For what it's worth, I think "I Will Rise" and "We Ain't Even Kin" would be great songs for you to listen to...along with the rest of their entire catalog.
Thank you for sharing them Jenn Geisenhoff Decatur AL.
Great reaction man. This is country music, not that pop influenced stuff the radio pushes. Im from West Virginia, my family were some of the first settlers in that part of the country after the revolution. My 5th great grandfather was granted land by the governor of Virginia for his time in the militia and then seving in Washingtons army. The mountain music that Benjamin and Tyler make have its roots in Scot-Irish traditions. When our ancestors came here from Europe, especially Scotland and Ireland, one of the few things they brought with them was their music. The fiddle/guitar playing and storytelling comes from across the pond. Its a beautiful thing to see these guys keeping the history alive and paying homage to our roots.
Thanks for going long on this one, it deserved it. That is his wife Ashley Mae on fiddle. At the end the other woman was Shannon Jae Ridout. Shannon Jae has some very nice songs out there. Her husband late Nicholas th-cam.com/video/bXNEDXn2zQs/w-d-xo.html was one of a kind. They were all in a band together. If anyone wants to hear it I can drop a link.
Yes please man!
I believe this is one of Benjamin's old channels. All of this album is here.
th-cam.com/video/K_JJjtWJRQM/w-d-xo.html
Bandcamp with both albums.
spitshine.bandcamp.com/
Spitshine's album A Bottle A Gun and A Troubled Mind is dark and amazing.
@@lowonlife_highondeath It is a perfect album to me. I love the darkness.
Thank you for covering them and introducing Europe to these guys they deserve every bit of recognition that they can get
This man speaks to my soul. Every song I’ve heard from him has felt like angles wings with everything I’ve been going through; but this song. This song stays on repeat remembering that I am no longer that man I’ve been and my family will hopefully not recognize who I am becoming. Something greater.
I've really been enjoying these thoughtful reviews of some of my favorite songs.. Keep it coming brother
Thank you brother! Some of them I do connect with more than others so it's easier for me to dive in. Hopefully I'll continue to get better at reviewing as the weeks go on!
Wow! Wow! Wow! Well done mate! Loved the time you took to go over this thoroughly was greatly appreciated. So much personal experiences withe deeply rooted emotions have always made LDSB and Ben's solo songs something that people can truly relate to in some form or another. Ben treads with his music where a lot of artist won't go by being honest to his listeners with the troubles , grief , self realizations and being a open book.
Well done! Looking forward to more! 👍
Arlo McKinley - this damn town and Chris Knight Down the River
His country music education can never be complete without hearing Arlo, this damned town is a great choice.
Love some Chris night
Very nice, thanks for the perspective.
Love this song, Benjamin’s story telling just pulls you straight into his world and you can feel what he feels. Such a talent - Ian
Yes!
Hope you enjoy it brother!!
@@OliWilford I enjoyed it very much. Not quite done yet but the violinist who was speaking with the Gems creator at the end is Ben Todd's wife Ashley Mae sitting beside Shannan Jae Ridout, the widow of Nicolas Ridout who wrote a couple songs that LDSB plays (I Went Down to Georgia and Lazy Moonshiner). They were/are best friends of Ben and Ashley and they used to be in Spit Shine together and they would perform in the streets (busking) for money. This is a wonderful song and if I could recommend something for you: listen to the studio recordings after hearing the Gems performances, not necessarily for the reactions but for yourself to hear them and there is sometimes percussion, upright bass and steel guitar. Thank you for doing this brother, this is my favorite song of thiers and they've gotten a lot of people through hard times. Amazing to see live as well.
Thank you for taking my suggestion and reacting to it, glad you enjoyed!
Yes! I need their music!
I'm gonna share this review with the Lost Dog Street Band group on FB!
I am a 56 year old hillbilly ole woman and I can feel him🤔🥰
Do September Doves! I’m a huge fan of there’s and love seein reactions to em
This is utter perfection
He is one of the best songwriters I've had the pleasure of listening to.
@@OliWilford Same goes here!
I would love to hear some of Jason Isbells oldest stuff. Before he was a solo artist he played in a bad ass band called The Drive-by Truckers. Jason wrote a performed one of my all time favorite songs “Decoration day”. It’s a great gritty story of feuding families in the south. You’re videos keep getting better and better, thank you for sharing.
They are so amazing. I swear they sold their souls to the devil. They're sound is universal. Everyone I show their music to loves it. And these are metal heads, edm kids and punkers. At their show in PHX I stood with guys and gals in cowboy hats, gangster mf's covered in tats and face tats, hippies etc. There's just something about them that's so unique and beautiful. Thanks for the video man.
A bro glad to see you're still here making amazing content u n I have interacted for along time just been along time if u look back i was the one who introduced you to tyler childers who's still my favorite musician alive..benjamine and Tyler are there own genra to me and I tell you bro you have to check out ZACH BRYAN. I promise he will be in that convo of tyler and benjamin..start with "leaving" or "heading south" and find your way to "codene pills"
Hellllll yeah. This song always hits close to home. Also I’m pumped for the nick shoulders video
I like seeing a Brit learn about real American music.
Appreciate that brother. I really wasn’t sure how it’d be received really. So I’m super stoked people enjoy it. I feel fully accepted into the Country family right now! 😅
Her name is Ashley, she creates her own art you can buy on their website. I’m a big long term fan of their music.
It’s awesome to see it finally reaching here in the U.K.
Cheers bro for spreading these dark country vibes!
There are many more amazing songs they have done.
✌️
Addiction is a real struggle!
Thank you for this!
I love this song so much because I relate so much to it but I can’t listen to it very much for the same reason, out of all the “reacts” I feel you’re the closest to its real meaning or at least the one I relate to the most. It’s visible what parts hit you and just remember you’re not alone, a lot of us are still fighting the war.
You'll notice words and phrases in LDSB's music that heard enough in thier context shines more light as to what they mean. Sickness has poisoned my time, I think from thier other songs is a reference to addiction and the supposed cure that blinded his sight I think refers specifically to alcoholism because he refers to getting really drunk in a couple songs as drinking till he's blind. I could be wrong but maybe some other fans could correct me.
Sounds about right to me to be honest. He’s a top tier songwriter so I’m sure he would make those links. I haven’t heard enough yet to pick it up!
Good pick Pubster. Truth is a bitch. I'm also a lost dog and I struggle to get to the light. Seeking progress not perfection.
Nice channel, brother. I'm a born and raised Texan, and I have to say you have excellent taste in music. A few suggestions for you. One of my favorite bands is Prophets and Outlaws. Very unique style. Texas Home and Country Music Gold are two of their best. Another guy to check out is Drake White. His cover of What's Up is the best there is, but he's another one that doesn't have a bad song. I've never seen someone just become the music like him. Finally, if you haven't heard of Koe Wetzel, you're missing out. Take care. I'm looking forward to watching more of your videos.
Koe would be a great review he is so different then Tyler Childers and songs like this one
The koe wetzel forever music video would be fun
Love Benjamin Tods music.play some Morgan Wade .Love Crossing State Lines.
I would love to see you do a reaction series to Lost Dog, just like tyler and colter, since they have so much music on that gemsonvhs channel.
"Dare me to do it, I'll go, I'll trade these pounds of flesh for a miserable ghost and not much will change but the way that you see me will though." Basically saying if he ultimately chose the drugs over his dreams and future with Ashley and with music, he'd be a shadow of himself and it would change everyone's perception of him...that pity you feel when you try to help someone who won't help themselves and you're forced to walk away.
Every damn song these two put out is AMAZING. I've seen them live 3 times now and I'm steeped in dissonant black metal. 😆
Hey man, I know its been a while since you did this one but I think there is something that you might enjoy listening to. The audio quality is not as good as his later Gems material but Ben and Ashley used to be in a band with the lady (Shannon Ridout) sitting next to Ashley at the end together with Shannons husband Nicholas Ridout. The band was called Spit Shine. He was Ben's best friend and he spoke briefly about him before the song "Sorry For the Things" that Gems posted. Nocholas Ridout wrote a couples songs that Lost Dog Street Band play ("I Went Donw to Georgia" and "Lazy Moonshiner"). I'd like you to check out for yourself (not necessarily a reactions video, just to get to know them better) Spit Shine's "Nicholas Rode Out". Its Ben's fictional account of his best friends death. No mentions of a suicide but it hints a little at it being intentional. I think you would enjoy the song just for its worth in story telling. Please do it and any other LDSB fans in here reading this should do the same.
An another note, Shannon Ridout, did a song with Ashley on the fiddle with GemsOnVHS called "It Ain't Right". An amazing tune and thier "busking" style comes to the fore with great lyrics and a soul that you know has felt pain as the widow of Nicholas Ridout. I highly recommend a reaction to this song!
Benjamin Tods song "End with you," is about as perfect a love song as you will hear. Play it for the lady,or future lady, in your life.
I am sold brother!
Yes thats his wife. They've been together for a long time it seems. You reviewed Lucus Ebert yesterday I think. And sent him a message. Today he posted that he will put out a new song on TH-cam tomorrow. Might be good to review it too.
The Steel Woods-Axe, seems right for these type of reaction videos. Honestly would love to see you react to anything by them
Benjamin's Beautiful Curse and We Ain't Even Kin are amazing as well. Also Check out Jeffrey Martin . Poor Man, Coal Fire, and Draw The Line are amazing, though all of his songs stand out.
You should check out Caspar Allan - Carving Creases. (GemsonVHS)
Thank you
Yes$
Beautiful curse by Benjamin is great. Also look for some upbeat stuff from Shane Smith and the Saints!
Cool little tid bit, his throat tattoo is what's know as the Hobo zip code 11030 = hobo.
Except he's had it tattooed backwards so the only way it can be read correctly is in the mirror.
You gotta do beautiful curse by Benjamin Tod
I feel like the ones she won’t sing must be the ones he releases solo lol. Those ones usually hit different.
Just listen to heart of gold by benjamin Tod it's the personal songs
You'd will be touched to Zach Bryan mondays or Wednesdays😂
Terrible and True, Graces Casket, September Doves, are musts from Lost Dog
Sup yo
Yes brother! Good to have you here. Hope you enjoy this one. It's a little longer than usual, but I'm really proud of the review!
I will watch clear through, daily
ZACH BRYAN, YOU HEARD IT HERE. BELIEVE ME
@@scrapeteel920 I'll listen to him next week for sure!
Terrible and True GemsonVHS version. I cannot put into words how that song makes me feel but it's such a phenomenal song and performance.
Great reaction man. This is country music, not that pop influenced stuff the radio pushes. Im from West Virginia, my family were some of the first settlers in that part of the country after the revolution. My 5th great grandfather was granted land by the governor of Virginia for his time in the militia and then seving in Washingtons army. The mountain music that Benjamin and Tyler make have its roots in Scot-Irish traditions. When our ancestors came here from Europe, especially Scotland and Ireland, one of the few things they brought with them was their music. The fiddle/guitar playing and storytelling comes from across the pond. Its a beautiful thing to see these guys keeping the history alive and paying homage to our roots.