Totally Awesome Reaction To Loudness - The Lines Are Down
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Guitarist, one of the greatest ever, Akira Takasaki
It was metal for sure at the time.
The best part is that they're still around. The latest album is Sunburst.
T man, these guys are awesome. Been a fan since Crazy Nights came out when I was in high school. Was fortunate enough to see them at Reggie's Rock Club in Chicago a few years back, real small place, up close and personal. These guys are the nicest, most gracious and humble people. Was an awesome show. This whole album is great as well as the Lightning Strikes album. Thanks so much for the video. Keep up the great work!
Loudness " Heavy Chains".
Entire album was great.
You can't go wrong with any song on this album. Heavy Chains is my favorite.
the entire album is very good. i started listening to this album because nevermore and arch enemy guitarist, jeff loomis said it was one of his top 10 albums.
Oh wow... went to that concert. Loudness Thunder in the East Tour in the West. Keel opened for them. Loudness blew Keel off the stage. They were amazing.
Awesome. I was there too. This brought back memories! Denver Colorado
Hell yeah Keel!!! The guitarist Bryan Jay lived a few houses down from me. I saw Loudness with Poison and Ratt.
Excellent metal master piece Definitely 1985 THUNDER in the EAST. Check Loudness "No way Out" ufff amazing song.
Definitely check out ANTHEM. Another Band from Japan.
Saw this tour....they opened for motley crue.......blew motley away
Bought this cassette in 1985 when this was originally released. The guitar work just floored all of my buddies that were learning guitar at the time (We were 15-16) . Akira put ALL American guitarists on notice when he played on this album. Solid rhythm, bass is noticeable and strong , drums are tight. RIP Munetaka.
the whole Thunder in the East album is great/excellent
Roudness! The Rines Are Down! (If you get it, you'll get it.)
Akira Takasaki is such an underrated guitarist!
This whole album is pretty solid. Really enjoy Heavy Chains, We Could be together, and Run for your life, all off this album
I had this one back in high school and played the hell out of it!
One of the best bands of the 80s. Let it Go is their best song. Love that song.
Wow you are really getting deep.
Ohh shit!! Love Loudness!! Rock n Roll Krazy nights!!!! Thats my jam!!
I’ve never seen anyone do a reaction to them. I dated Akira Takasaki, the guitarist. He’s an amazing person as well as an amazing guitarist.
Akira is the most underrated guitar player of all time. He is my all time favorite.
Check out Esper by Loudness.
Loudness - Soldier of Fortune
Loudness - Heavy Chains
Been a long time since I've listened to Loudness. Great stuff.
We could be together by these guys is like early thrash
That’s also the other slower song on the album. Clockwork toy is thrash
@@michaelclement4961 heavy chains if I'm not mistaken
Wait for it....
"Ooohh"
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I forgot one other exceptional song with a blistering solo, Heavy Chains. I got this album when it came out back in 1984, and it still hits hard.
Bro! I love your reactions! Keep ‘‘em coming!!
Another Japanese metal band that you should check out is "Anthem". Very similar to Loudness...very good band.
Just about any song off of their Soldiers of Fortune is Fire...
Might listen to some EZO
IMO possibly the most underated classic 80s metal act. Immaculate masters of the craft. Super eclectic, they can deliver anything from a Rush-like prog flavor to classic Iron Maiden and into the dark territory metal beyond, seamlessly and flawlessly.
In The Mirror, Crazy Doctor, Like Hell, Lonely Player, and Butterfly are all fucking bangers that you won't regret reacting to.
Best band to ever come out of Japan. 🤘🤘🤘
There's a huge intersection between Rock n Roll and Metal. They are not mutually exclusive.
One of my favorites from Loudness is "You Shook Me". Great song!!! Not sure if you have done that song yet.
You could do every song on this album. Every one is a banger.
Definitely watch some Live in concert LOUDNESS! They put on a great Show!
T, Loudness is probably the most famous Japanese metal band and their guitarist, Akira Takasaki, is probably the best to come out of Japan and is a top 15 guitarist overall (Much better than Eddie Van Hahlen). Other songs you might want to hear from them include Never Change Your Mind, Exploder and Dream Fantasy (Make sure you get the version in English for that last song.) Another great Japanese metal band is EZO. You might want to check them out.
Listen to "clockwork toy!" off thunder in the east album! SICK SHIT!
I saw Loudness in Los Angeles and they were sick! one of the best metal guitarist in the world.....Eddie Van Halen thought so to!
Somewhat reminiscent of UFO...another band you should check out. I'd start with their album Lights Out, maybe with the song of that name or the song Too Hot to Handle.
Wok and Wole!!!
My favorite songs from Loudness - "In My Dreams, This Lonely Heart and So Lonely" from the English Album Hurricane Eyes!!
Such an aggressive badazz Guitarist~
You Cry,.Darknes Listens
Nuff said~
It was called hard rock in the 70’s. But technically they are a metal band (costumes). But I agree that the sound like hard rock
Nice job T that album FN rocks !
check out RIOT Swords and tequila
Michael Vescera from the band "Obsession" taught The lead singer Minoru Niihara how to sing in English!! Check out Obession - Scarred For Life!!
Anything off their Hurricane Eyes album is killer.
Produced by legendary producer Max Norman.
Shit yeah! Loudness kicks ass.
T, Loudness and X Japan were the first two Japanese metal bands to hit the U.S.A. back in the day and blew us all away. Now, they're both legendary grandfathers of rock worldwide. You can't miss with either.