Geoff Castellucci -- I see Fire (Bass Cover) -- Beautiful Arrangement! -- 307 Reacts -- Episode 732
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Geoff recently dropped a short where he sings the first part of this live in his studio, just recorded with his iphone, no post processing at all. if you want to see his studio, he shows his recording studio and the audio treatment he has in the room and also some of the equipment he uses, in the interview he did with the charismatic voice.
This 👆. Geoff is so talented and this really highlights it.
He did that on an I-phone? Damn!
@@Backtotheviews yup!
Ed Sheeran understood the assignment when he wrote this song, for sure. Professor Tolkein was trying with these books, all 4 of them, to get people who never experienced what the men who went into the trenches of WW I went through. He was trying to tell people WHY the young men who came back were not the same men who left. He didn't do it by trying to explain, for the millionth time, what they all went through over there. Unless you'd been there, seen, smelled, felt what they had you were never going to understand it that way. No, he tried it through a new fairy tale, a new type of mythos people could identify with. The every day man, caught up in something so much bigger than he was, and carried along despite his protests to the contrary.
The chorus in particular. " I see fire inside the mountain. " I see the fire inside the young men, anger toward "the enemy". " I see fire burning the trees. " I see fire ( metaphorically speaking) burning the men around me, withering them to nothing. " I see fire hollowing souls. " I see the shell of young men that are left after the horrors of the battlefield. " Blood in the breeze. " The sight, sound, smell, and taste of blood was pervasive. These books were all about what happens if you take a simple country boy, which he was when he left, and put him in the middle of a desperate situation where death is a very real possibility at every moment, and things that are almost worse than death wait around the corner even closer than that.
People wondered why they were so changed. Why they weren't the same happy young men who left. They were angrier, darker, had courser humor, nights where they couldn't sleep, times when they woke up screaming for "no reason", and bouts of depression that nothing seemed to be able to cure. And no one who wasn't there could understand, which frustrated those same young men all over again, as well as the people who loved them.
Ed Sheeran did more than he knew, I think, when he wrote this song.
Excellent analysis. In other reactor pages I have seen comments from vets or families of vets obviously moved.
Even crazier, he wrote and recorded it within the space of something like 24-48hrs, including playing violin for the first time (which I think he borrowed from Peter Jackson’s daughter?) 😂 guy is a musical badass
This should be the top comment. ❤
“Well Fuckin Excuse ME!!” lol YUP that’s how we all feel!!
Just letting you know...
Geoff Castellucci premiered his new video "Unshaken" today at noon est.
He brought back the 4 ghost riders from "Ghost Riders In the Sky" when they were alive.
It is beautiful and epic.
i see your professionalism left the room when Geoff opened his mouth thank you for your perfect reaction gentleman
Matt: "It's not that important, sorry" The rest of us: LORE IS ALWAYS IMPORTANT lol!
The military drum wasn't mainly used during battle; it was mainly used when marching from place to place. It was made mostly-obsolete by the widespread adoption of the jeep.
I really want a "That's What Bilbo Baggins Hates" done by Voiceplay.
He's got to finish the Hobbit trilogy and sing The Last Goodbye. He gets me in the feels every single time. And now I don't know whether to prepare for a Geoffquake or his tenor. Geesh, he could leave some talent for the rest of us. LOL Did you find the Easter egg? Hint: it's leaning against the rocks.
Thank you. You’re the first reactors that knew who the characters were😂
He got the Dwarfs back together again. He was happy to get the same guys from Far Over The Misty Mountains Cold, and they just happened to be available. The shadow upon the ground is Smaug flying burning the Lake Town. He has his own studio/office in his home.
Your first sentence sounds so much like the line from The Blues Brothers! Getting the Band back together again.
He also has movable sound panels so he can surround himself when he is recording. But sometimes his son will make noise or the neighbors start mowing the grass and he has to start over. 😂
He has a wonderful interview with the Charismaticvoice where they talk about his recording process and he shows around the room he is recording.
"burninating the countryside!" (Loved the Trogdor reference in the intro) 😂
That is indeed the upstairs room in his house where he arranges and records. He usually hosts his chats from there so we’ve asked questions. Like what the blue light is for. (He just put it there because it looks cool.). There’s not as much sound proofing as you would think. At times his young son can be heard playing downstairs.
I hope you intend to react to In The Air Tonight. Layne did a masterful arrangement, and for a change they recorded the video outside, complete with heat, lack of electricity (can we say looong extension cords), a smelly dumpster, bugs and gathering an audience that wanted to participate.
🌥️. I love your tangents!
Hi guys! This was performed by Ed over the end credits for 'The Hobbit - The Desolation of Smaug', the 2nd 'part' of the Hobbit trilogy..! I think this version is amazing and fits the theme so well! 😊This was the return of the characters from 'Misty Mountains Cold', using basically the same costumes, and Rick Underwood worked his magic using the same beards and hairpieces as before, and Eli programmed all the lighting changes!
That first note (on the mountain BE-low) is an A flat 0 (On the 88 key keyboard, that is the 5th black key from the left). A few seconds later (KEEP watching over...) he hits an F1. That's the 6th white key from the left end 1 and a half notes lower than the A flat 0. The lowest I've heard from him is B0. On the 88 key keyboard, that is the second white key from the far left. Yes. That low. I've also heard that there ARE some who CAN go a tiny bit lower, but I haven't heard them. Geoff holds the B0 for 15 full seconds in the Valhalla Calling number.
Tolkien really succeeded in showing the world the pain and anguish of his brothers-in-arms during World War One, and Ed Sheeran captured that into music.
He has a studio in his home in Orlando, he has to turn off the air conditioning to record. Not fun in the summer. It was so much fun watching you react to this. Your face says it all.
Hope you will react to Voiceplay's In the Air Tonight!
This is the best tangent episode of ANYTHING I have ever watched!! You guys are so amazing. Everything from music theory to pop culture to Tolkien lore to law cases to battle tactics to studio design! you are Renaissance Reactors!
Ed Sheeran's version is played over the credits of Desolation of Smaug, not during the film. Geoff has a room in his house which is a studio, with lots of sound dampening and yes he does get close to the mic for the lowest notes. Geoff said that he'd got the Misty Mountain dwarves to come back for this, and they were all available! to do the filming. :) Same costumes and makeup. It was nice to hear rheir individual voices in this. Misty Mountains is worth seeing too. Very bassy. You make a good point about those drummers. :)
I'd definitely recommend checking out Geoff's Misty Mountains cover.
Did you know that the song where the dwarves are throwing the plates was also in the old cartoon from the 60’s? Misty mountain may have been in there too.
Proximity effect. Thats something that happens in teaching too. Some kids need proximity to an adult to help them focus or just quit clowning. I didn’t know there was something like it for microphones
I prefer this version. ❤ Hit differently.
Misty Mountains is still my favorite just because it’s so gorgeous. But this one is so emotional it’s a very close number two. The set is relatively simple but very effective. Something about the way that they’re just quietly sitting there pondering their fates makes this almost visceral.
As much as I love Geoff’s bassy goodness, it’s the tenor and baritone that do it for me in this one. It was such a treat to hear him sing for a fairly long time in such a high a range. You hear it often in the BGV’s’s, but this is the first time I remember hearing him sing for a sustained time as a tenor.
Thorin has the deepest voice and he has the darkest lyrics. Several times when he looks over at his “brothers” his look is so melancholy. It’s as if he knows they’re going into battle and will be fighting for their lives and he’s already in mourning. 🥺
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Pretty sure this is the second time he gave tenor Geoff a solo, the first time was Sound of Silence.
@@ilonadever8249 True. Because I only see one Geoff, I forget “each Geoff“ gets some lines.
Have we done Misty Mountains yet? Nah. Havent got time for that now...proceeds to do a full recap video's worth of talking about drummers afterwards. :D :D
I can't believe I made it to the end! 😂
Wow, I love Geoff’s beautiful deep voice.
He wasn't straining really. He kept them like that to stay in chest voice to make it rough on purpose. He can make those notes with subs but it has a totally different tone. This was on purpose for mood
I've been following Geoff for a while, so I'm familiar with his range, but every now and then I just have to sit back and appreciate how freaking INSANE it truly is. Like, the highest part of this song would be in the middle to lower end of my range and when he sings it it sounds stratospheric. And _then_ he has a whole three other parts on top of that, one lower than the next. Just...🤯
Great job fellas. The dwarves (L to R) - Kili,, Bofur, Fili, and Thorin. Keep up the good work. 👍
There is a short on here of him singing the intro straight in his studio. Brilliant reaction and I love the background the pair of you go through at times.
th-cam.com/users/shortssx_SngpVh-g?feature=share
Chris, one of my reactors said he didn't know anything about Valhalla. I gave him a couple of sentences but also gave him your name as someone who really does know about Valhalla so he may show up to ask you about it.
Geoff did a cover of Misty Mountain about a year ago but it is listed as "FAR OVER THE MISTY MOUNTAINS COLD | Low Bass Singer Cover" on his TH-cam channel. You should check it out.
I think that in the old days the drummer was a kid. At least in the revolutionary war. They probably weren't big enough to carry and use the muskets.
Geoff made this song memorable. I never heard the original until after Geoff posted this. I thought it was o.k. but didn't hold a candle to Geoff's version.
god this was the song that first introduced me to Geoff, and subsequently Voiceplay after, and the first time i watched it, it wasnt until the end of the video that i realized it was all him XD his costuming was just too good and i didnt expect to see someone with his range lol. so it fooled me for sure XD.
Those notes he was "straining to hit" were actually not THAT low for him. In fact they're pretty much the same pitches he's singing in the first few seconds of the song.
He slams some thicc low F#'s in chest voice in the background during the hmming part when all the voices kick in😄
Great reaction guys.
That is his studio in the outro. He does everything in there except the actual filming. This is the end credits song written and sung by ed Sheeran.
Characters left to right...
Killi... Bofur... Filli...Thorin.
Great reaction gentleman. Love the boomer "Trogdor" reference. The song is now stuck in my head 😆
😂 that Trogdor reference has been gaining WAY more traction than I anticipated, I’m so glad it’s reaching the audience it is!
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Excited to watch you guys get “Geoffed” once again. ❤
Edit: The fourth Dwarf is Bofur :)
I think it's Bard the Bowman, not a dwarf.
@@glowormrdr6183 I am going by what was listed on the character sheet in the BTS footage, but maybe that is the equivalent from the movie?
Honestly, I appreciated your somewhat coherent discussion of the brutality of war. Geoff captured all of those emotions, the dread, determination, sorrow and resolve of men who had a choice, but knew what they had to do. There is one moment in Geoff's production, at 1:51 where he stops, seems to swallow, and then goes on. I've seen that when a singer is overcome with emotion and has to go one without breaking down. There was no reason for him to put that in his cover, it is not a musical effect. It does evoke those feelings. It was just masterful!
Great reaction guys!
You guys really need to react to Misty Mountains Cold by geoff. It's absolutely beautiful.
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In all actuality there was a hobbit movie in cartoonish style from the 70’s
Thanks for remembering...I'm 52
☁You guys are goofy sometimes. 😂The drummers were the best way to relay orders to a chaotic noisy battlefield where you may or may not be able to see whats going on. The drummer (bugle, etc.) had to be available to sound retreat or other orders. Relay runners would often times have a rather difficult time making it through, but those instruments could be heard a long ways. It's not like they had satellite phones or even walkie talkies. 😂
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In case if you have seen Geoff sing Misty mountains, checkout Jonathan Young do a metal cover of Misty Mountains. Also, will you guys be reacting to Voiceplay's In The Air Tonight cover??? Whenever y'all have a chance to react in the future, I will be here. As always, Take Care & God Bless.
☁️ love y’all’s reactions!!
Nice try Matt *chuckle Hugs !
OMG My heart just broke a little bit. Matt the Hobbit and LOtR are the Best Books and Peter Jackson did such a good job telling a very complicated story. I have the extended cuts of both You'd love the Behind the scenes stuff because it's all the how we did it knowledge I think that would interest you at least the editor in you.
you really need to hear his version of misty mountains ❤🏴
☁☁ 💯🔥🔥💣💣👀👀 Wow!!!!
The drummers, etc on the battle field in old times were actually crucial to the battles. They relayed commends to the troops and made sure that they reloaded and fired together. Their presence allowed men to fight as a unit, even when they couldn't see each other through the haze of the battlefield.
What I love about this cover of the song the most is that it really captures the... feeling of the eye of a storm. Like... in the context of the story, and where it is... it takes place between the battle with Smaug and the battle of the five armies. It is one where they've just barely survived one major fight, and have another one closing in on them fast... and Geoff 100% captures that mood.
As always you guys are awesome! Love the reaction! Geoff as always -EPIC! Next reaction should be VoicePlay In The Air Tonight cover. Great info again. Love you guys!
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It's been a long time since I have heard a good Trogdor reference
THE BURNINATOR!! 😉
@@307Reacts In their THATCHED ROOF COTTAGES!
The only thing missing was the whisky! You two are so much fun to watchn its like hanging with friends at the corner bar.😂😂
Geoff is always so awesome! Love your reactions!
I would love to see y'all check out some Unleash the Archers. their song Awakening is a great place to start
You really have to listen to the "Misty Mountains Cold"! It is stunning! Thank you for your reaction and the camp fire humor! Now I am also stuck with this image! :)
My face was HURTING for laughing too much, during the whole talking section after the end of the song 😂😅. You guys are great, and I love your ways of reacting to this stuff... 🙂
About the situation the Dwarves are. I didn't watch the movies, for I read the BOOK, and after the massacre of The Lord of the Rings I couldn't even stand the idea of watching "The Hobbit". But the situation of the guys is pretty much the one you described, with the difference that the "fire" they see is the flaming breathe of a fucking DRAGON, who's VERY angry at them and is going after them and whoever else may have helped them, and he's practically invulnerable but for HALF of a scale missing, and is capable of burning down an entire TOWN in a single breathe or so. 🙄
So they are there, knowing it's most likely their last night on Earth, and they take responsibility, that is going to happen because of them, and anyway they know that THAT is what HAS TO BE DONE, whatever the price they'll have to pay for it. So they share the last glass of wine, and they vow to burn and die together, and there's this incurably touching sense of brotherhood and friendship and loyalty and responsibility... It touches me to tears EVERY TIME.
Thank you for your reaction and the nice good informations about the process of recording such stuff, and all the other infos. And of course, thank you for the many laughs. BTW, my mind works pretty much the same way quite often 😅😅.
BTW... Ed Sheeran sings it during the end titles of "The Desolation of Smaug", as far as I read. 🙂
See you next time! 🙂
I enjoyed this reaction a lot! ☁️
Geoff is insanely talented! Much better that Ed Sheeran. I can't wait to see your reaction to VoicePlay's "In The Air Tonight" with J.None.
Oh Ed Won if you haven't heard . I'm glad he did Sony and the main stream think they have all the power as it is. I still haven't forgiven Sony for suing 14yr olds back in the Napster download days .
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Chris This is the links for Geoff's tutorials? th-cam.com/play/PLWYwsGgIRwA_cdejWZTAeZSQEtKDJi5YC.html
Matt Cork Flooring is great for acoustics and in spite of it's name can be placed on the walls and there is a brand that comes in the individual squares.
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nope those drummers were usually the kids 9-12 that had run away to join up couldn't let them but you let them drum or play the (it's a fife *wink to Matt) or carry the colors of the unit or the country flag. Most were ordered off the field and were stretcher bearers after the battle Drums and Fifes were a language that could issue battle orders as well as the bugle players that could be heard above the din of battle. Drums were the Footsteps both an intimidation to the enemy and kept the unit marching cohesively. See Matt Drummers have always been Important !
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At the left, that's got to be Bard the Bowman, right? I still can't place the next guy, definitely not Kili. Fili and Thorin are obvious, though.
So, I'm not a soldier, so I can't really relate, but I think I would take a medieval battle before a modern war. At least back then you'd know when and where it was going down. You'd prepare and march for days, or even weeks to the battleground and the night before sit around the campfire knowing tomorrow is the day, maybe tonight if the other side launches a surprise early attack and then you woud stand there and face the opponents head on. True, terrifying to think about but compared to the psychological horrors of modern combat, when you will be sent into a warzone, not even knowing if you even arrive there alive, because your convoy can be hit at anytime from out of nowhere. Nowadays there is no clear frontline. The enemy can strike from everywhere at any time wihout you even knowing they're coming for you. You dont know if they know your position and could at any second artillery strike you into oblivion or drop grenades from drones or missile strike you. There could be mines anywhere you step. It is just constant 24/7 horror. So, yeah gimme that sword and let's go
90% of the bass singing he is doing here, though, is done chest voice, so there is no specialized techniques for that (it's just his natural voice). Geoff is good to about A1 acoustically in chest voice (same note as the open A string on a 4-string bass guitar). Which even A1 is 7 semitones lower than what an average bass can project (an E2; the open E string on a 6-string guitar).
Could the guy with the bow be Bard? The bowman from Lake Town?
5:40 “almost the bottom of his range” not quite 😅
Time for more frank tedesco! ☺
Geoff is great, and this is an excellent arrangement of this song, I do prefer Peter Hollens version though.
I have a song you guys should check out for the next video its called Luminescence by Barn - Topic. Love the videos please don't stop.
I’m torn…the song was AMAZING…but the reaction killed me. 😂
It’s ok to miss the hobbit many would say . I say eff that, if you have free time enjoy I’d you don’t like that stuff keep it moving and I support that.
Feuerschwanz did the best cover of this song IMO.
fun fact he does not get near the very bottom of his range here
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