Saw their "Hell Freezes Over" tour. (Called that because the band broke up and they said hell would freeze over before they ever got together again) They were SO INCREDIBLE! So glad I saw them before we lost Glenn Frey! So many great songs in their catalogue of work!!
Don Felder (double guitar) and Joe Walsh are two of the best rock guitarists in rock history. Randy Misner on the base is often overlooked but he is germane to the whole sound. Don Henley on drums and vocals and Glen Frye wrote the lyrics and Don Felder wrote the music. Glen Frye is the other vocalist. His song TAKE IT EASY (you really need to react to that) is the other anthem of the band. Their GREATEST HITS album is the best-selling album of all time outselling Michael Jackson's THRILLER several years back. SEVEN BRIDGES ROAD is almost the standard for a Cappella group of singers.
I AM SOOOO HAPPY!!! Please go down the Eagles rabbit hole!!! Best of my love, I can't tell you why, One of these nights, Long run, Love will keep us alive, Heartache tonight, Wasted time, Life in the fast lane, & sooooo many more!!!
i just loved your reaction as the song played, you looked liked you were really into the song and enjoying it… now you know why this band has sold over 200 million albums
Same here, Class of '76. Was in a local band; we listened to the whole Hotel California album for the first time at one of the guitar player's homes and were blown away.
back in the early 70's I went to a concert at Wembley stadium with a bill that included The Eagles and the Jo Walsh Band. Jo Walsh subsequently joined the Eagles ad is the one wearing the Bandana on his head. Rocky Mountain High was one of his hits. Check it out.
Great Great Band! This is one of the greatest songs of all time! They have alot of Great ones...Desperado...Take it to the Limit...Peaceful Easy Feeling...Take it Easy & I love their song One of These Nights...that & Hotel California are my Favorites!Great reaction!
See also the "Hell Freezes Over" tour version of this song, live. Their best quote - "Just for the record, we never broke up. We just took a 14 year vacation."
I graduated in 1977. Saw some of the greatest bands ever. My memory is long and full of good times. I get to see the Eagles once again in Oct 2021 in LA at The Forum. I'm looking forward to my mind & heart filling me with wonderful memories. Thanks for your reaction.
All those little lights are lighters people held up until their thumbs were thoroughly burned. We didn't have cellphones with flashlight apps back then. In concert or on an album the Eagles were one of the tightest bands I've ever heard. You can add Grand Funk drummer Don Brewer to the list of singing drummers too.
the eagles have 4 guys, that are front men lead singers, Don, Glen, Joe and Tommy...very unique sound and the blending of the 2 guitars during the solo is unreal.....
This is one explanation of the song Hotel California.. This song is about the [Halfway House] or rehabilitation center of the rich and famous drug and alcohol abusers known as the [Hotel California]. The hotel is for the rich and famous drug and alcohol abusers. "And I was thinking to myself [this could be heaven or this could be hell]." This refers to what he will be subjecting himself to during the very painful withdrawal process. And the hours-long epileptic-like seizures his body will be going through to rid the body of its drugs and alcohol in his system. "Her mind was Tiffany twisted she got the Mercedes Benz. She has lots of pretty pretty boys she calls friends." Tiffany's is world-famous for its fine and very expensive jewelry. She is wealthy with very expensive taste in cars and jewelry. And her friends are actors, models and rich kids. "How they danced in the courtyard Sweet summer sweat. Some dance to remember Some dance to forget." This refers to the painful and gut-wrenching withdrawal process one must go through to rid themselves of the drugs and alcohol they have in their system. "So I called out the captain "please bring me my wine" we haven't had that spirit here since 1969." Refers to the Woodstock era of "Sex, Drugs and Rock & Roll." "And still those voices are calling from far away wake you up in the middle of the night just to hear them say... Welcome to the Hotel California what a lovely place what a lovely face. Plenty of room in the Hotel California. They living it at the hotel California what a nice surprise bring your alibis." In every halfway house or rehabilitation center. The staff along with past drug and alcohol abusers who are counselors and to are part of the staff...Always welcome you with open arms anytime day or night. "What a nice surprise bring your alibis." This refers to the many excuses the abusers will give to the staff. As to the many reasons why they became addicts. "Mirrors on the ceiling, pink champagne on ice. And she said we are all just prisoners here, of our own device, and in the master's chambers they gathered for their feast they stab it with their steely knives but they just can't kill the beast." Last thing I remember I was running for the door I had to find the passage back to the place I was before. Relax said the night man we are programmed to receive you can check out anytime you like but you can never leave!" Mirrors on the ceiling refers to the big room where all the addicts gather to receive their drug substitutes to ween them off of the hard drugs. Pink champagne on ice refers to the drug substitute 'Methadone" which is a liquid and is pink in color. The drug and alcohol addicts are prisoners of their own self-destruction. And they themselves are to blame for letting themselves become drug and alcohol abusers. The Beast is the "Drug and Alcohol Addiction" an addict will have to live with for the rest of their lives. The addict will never be rid of the addiction. It will be a constant battle for the rest of their lives to live drug and alcohol-free. You can check out anytime you like but you can never leave refers to "Once an addict always an addict!"
This is an amazing band and every member is a genius. I remember when this song came out that I was absolutely mesmerizes by it. I was out on a long run with the radio on my headphones. I had to stop and sit down because I was so blown away by this song. The guy in the bandana is Joe Walsh who is one of my favorite guitar players of all time.
I've been listening to this group forever and I've heard some of the best musical talent for 7 decades. These men and this song is on the top tier of another level You feeling me???
The whole Hotel California album is worth listening to. Wasted Time, New Kid in Town, The Last Resort, Try and Love Again....and the rest....my first concert was this tour. I think I was 12. Jimmy Buffett opened the show....at least in my mind that’s who opened but I could be confused....
HazeBruv, Everybody in this band is a more than competent lead singer and harmony singer too. Not just the drummer. You should feature more of their songs on your channel.
I have always loved the eagles. My all time favorite song of there's is I can't tell you why. It is so amazing. And man when Vince Gill covered that song it was so beautiful. Only he could have covered that song.
GREATEST BAND EVER! You should watch anything you can find on them. Breaking the Band is a really good series on TV right now, and they made an episode on the Eagles. There have been a couple live concerts broadcast on TV you could look for. Many of their members had long and successful careers outside of this band. Don Henley (drummer), Glenn Frye (sunglasses on head-RIP), Joe Walsh (bandana on head-solo artist and member of the James Gang), Don Felder (plaid shirt) is a highly trained guitarist and still plays. There is some serious musical genius up on that stage.
The reason the guitar is two-in-one is that he wants two completely different sounds and doesn't want to run around changing guitars. at the beginning you hear a high pitched ringy sound. that comes from the "top" guitar part. it's a twelve-stringed guitar. Most all electric guitars in rock are 6-stringed. But a 12 string gives the sound he wanted in the beginning verses. During the chorus, simply switches to the other neck. There you have it. BTW, Glenn Frye, the guy in the black t-shirt is playing a 12-string acoustic guitar. It also gives a ringy, chimey sound. One more thing: two other drummers who did a lot of lead singing: Roger Taylor of Queen and Levon Helm of The Band.
I figure I'd better check this one out before YT blocks it. The Eagles are notorious for blocking reactions to their songs and it's a crying shame because they dropped a lot of classic songs - "Take It Easy", "Lyin' Eyes", "New Kid in Town" etc. etc. This song was inescapable in the late 70's. Everywhere you went where people were gathered together you would hear it playing somewhere nearby.
You want to see another drummer sing a great song? Look up "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down" , from The Band's live performance at The Last Waltz. Levon Helmes was the drummer, and did amazing vocals....
Yo, you’re reaction was 🔥. This Live performance is the way EVERYONE should see The Eagles 🦅. They still sound this great 👍 today, too. But they’ll never be another GLENN Frey ( pronounced “FRY”. By the way, DON HENLEY is the singer, songwriter and Percussionist (Drummer) on the song. Mr. Don Felder on the double-neck/ 12 string guitar 🎸 and Mr. Joe Walsh on the single neck guitar 🎸, doing the song’s end heavy lifting. And Mr. Randy Meisner on Bass.
If you can find it, please check out Take it to the Limit live from the 70's. It may be this same concert, not sure. Randy Meisner, the bass player sings it. He has the voice of an angel! It's such a great performance! ♡
I agree here! That concert of Randy miser saying that take it to the limit was perfect also. It’s a great song to begin with, but to see him so happy every time he hit those high notes, I have read he had not a lot of confidence in his voice and every concert, it’s great to see! Beautiful song! Probably time with my favorite is this, take it to the limit and desperado, another Don Henley singing on the drums drums
An often overlooked album is “On The Border”. It was released before Hotel and is also great! Already Gone - James Dean - Midnight Flyer ( the great Randy Meisner on vocals ) - Best Of My Love - On The Border - A Good Day In Hell and every other song on the album! The Eagles are notorious for infighting and basically hated each other. They still won’t let Don Felder the guitarist who wrote the music to Hotel California back in the band. There was a documentary produced a few years ago about the Eagles that is a must see. Glen Frey and Don Felder almost came to blows - on stage!! I enjoy your reactions ... keep it up!
Soon after this, Timothy B. Schmidt would arrive as the bass player, adding yet another excellent songwriter to the group. I don't think any other band had 4-5-6 repeatedly successful songwriters.
Before they hit the stage to limber up their vocal chords they did an a capella version of Seven Hills Road this is not shown on this but it should have!
Randy Meisner signaling to the monitor engineer stage right at 2:18 to crank something up in his mix. Maybe himself, Don's vocals, everything? Also might be saying: "That's good."
Firstly, RIP to Glenn Frey. He's sadly missed. The Eagles are one of the best groups to come out of the 70s! Haze, I really recommend checking out Mr Joe Walsh,(the lead guitarist with the bandana on). His solo work is fire. "Life's been good to me" and"Rocky Mountain Way". Also, Don Henley, drummer. Solo work "Boys of Summer". Thanks
These dudes have a whole catalog of songs. One of the greatest bands ever
Right there at 5:15 is where the 2 guitars start key'n up while the Lyrics are about to end. Smoken Hot!! Thanks. Great reaction. Carry on.
Don Felder and Joe Walsh were meant to play together like this. This duel guitar solo is probably the best ever.
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The studio version of this song is awesome but watching Joe and Don go for it in this concert is just the best
Not so fast said Glen Frey and Don Henley. Felder was fired.
So true , the most crazy rock duo duel in guitars ! Until Dragonforce came with their duo guitar duel in the song '' Through Fire and Flames '' !
I saw the eagles live in concert .....they were awesome 😊🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
"You can check out any time you like, but you can never leave." The double neck guitar has a six string and a 12 string.
Alright Professor!
That sounds lke covid lockdown
I have the very one in maroon w/black pick guard 🎸🎸🎸
Is a dual - neck Gibson mixed guitar ! Acoustic 12 and electric 6 ! What a sound that damn thing. Don is killing it !
You nailed the vibe with the Wrangler and the Pacific Coast Highway.
Every one in this band are superb musicians and singers So much talent translates into great classic rock songs.
This song is 🔥
This is one of those songs you can call a masterpiece
Theese crazy dudes owned the 70's ... And for a good reason !! The song is a masterpiece!!
Love the Eagles...this song used to scare the hell out of me.😀😀😀😀😀❤️❤️
Saw their "Hell Freezes Over" tour. (Called that because the band broke up and they said hell would freeze over before they ever got together again)
They were SO INCREDIBLE!
So glad I saw them before we lost Glenn Frey!
So many great songs in their catalogue of work!!
"Just for the record, we never broke up. We just took a 14 year vacation!"
Me too. Saw them in 2010, Sydney Australia
I saw that tour as well at The Rose Bowl in Pasadena.
I won tickets to that tour and saw them at the New Orleans Superdome. It was like being at 4 concerts. Fantastic show! ☮️🖤🤟
Me too. I saw them in 2015
This is the best live dual guitar solo ! Omg it was so loud, I was deaf for two days but it was worth it! 👵🏼☮️❤️🌻🔥
I love this music
Classic, classic, classic song from one of the best bands ever
I get a second hand high every time I watch the LIVE version. 😮💨😶🌫️😶🌫️😶🌫️
I saw them live about 4 times. They were perfect. Take it to the Limit live (1976?) Is the best.
OMG yes! I love Randy! ❤️
I do love Take it to the Limit
Don Felder (double guitar) and Joe Walsh are two of the best rock guitarists in rock history. Randy Misner on the base is often overlooked but he is germane to the whole sound. Don Henley on drums and vocals and Glen Frye wrote the lyrics and Don Felder wrote the music. Glen Frye is the other vocalist. His song TAKE IT EASY (you really need to react to that) is the other anthem of the band. Their GREATEST HITS album is the best-selling album of all time outselling Michael Jackson's THRILLER several years back. SEVEN BRIDGES ROAD is almost the standard for a Cappella group of singers.
Take It Easy was co-written by Frey and Jackson Browne. Browne did his own version of it and both were issued on Asylum both hit #1!
I AM SOOOO HAPPY!!! Please go down the Eagles rabbit hole!!! Best of my love, I can't tell you why, One of these nights, Long run, Love will keep us alive, Heartache tonight, Wasted time, Life in the fast lane, & sooooo many more!!!
The Last Resort. I was fortunate enough to see this tour at the Spectrum in Philadelphia. Memories.
One of my all-time favorites! They are ROCK!
“It has everything you would want in a song!” Spot on!!
"Those Shoes" and "Witchy Woman" two of my favorites.
ohhh, yes-I particularly love Those Shoes out of those two tunes. Sooooo groovy!
Joe Walsh on the Vox! Hell yeah! Frampton did it best, but Walsh did it with flavor.
The Eagles🦅💖🕺👬🧑🤝🧑🌟🤩
Great!🎼🎵🎹🎸🥁🎤📀👍👏
From Hong Kong🙋♀️🌏💝🌺🥰
Love the Eagles. The Romantics, What I Like About You, the drummer sings it. Great song too.
One of the greatest song ever!!!
i just loved your reaction as the song played, you looked liked you were really into the song and enjoying it… now you know why this band has sold over 200 million albums
ICONIC! Period! 👍✌️
This concert seems like it was just yesterday. I had just graduated high school the year before. 73-78 were the best concerts I’ve ever experienced.
The 70s were so great, this is the year I graduated high school (I'm old)
Me ,too ,Tammy. .Class of 76. Well. I got my G.E.D. .. Went to Shawnee Mission South ,suburban K.C. . Where did you attend ?
@@markdraine3571...Hey I graduated in n 77...saw them live on this tour in Maryland...
@@markdraine3571 Raleigh Egypt Memphis, Tennessee
Me too!!! We're not old.....we're full of wonder!!!!🤘🎶🎤🎼🎸🎧🎵🤘
Same here, Class of '76. Was in a local band; we listened to the whole Hotel California album for the first time at one of the guitar player's homes and were blown away.
The song, the band... never will be another like it! Thanks!
back in the early 70's I went to a concert at Wembley stadium with a bill that included The Eagles and the Jo Walsh Band. Jo Walsh subsequently joined the Eagles ad is the one wearing the Bandana on his head. Rocky Mountain High was one of his hits. Check it out.
His little giggles give me life.
His reaction when he realizes that the "drummer is also the one singing" 😊💯♥️🦅👨🎤🎸🥁🎙️🎵🦅
and someone told him that one of them has been called an "a-hole"😂😂😂
I love your giggle it is sheer joy. Keep it coming
Those guitars man 🎶🎸🎶🎸
This is arguably the greatest guitar solo of all time. Its up there with Eruption and Comfortably Numb
Haze Bruv dig the afro !!!!! Love it
Uh... Freebird? Sweet Child O' Mine? I agree it's up there, but you left out some good ones... Stairway???
Don’t forget Carry on My Wayward Son
@@RobGamesOn I wasnt going to name every solo that should be up there I named two. is that enough for you
My friend.... You have just played a timeless classic!
Great Great Band! This is one of the greatest songs of all time! They have alot of Great ones...Desperado...Take it to the Limit...Peaceful Easy Feeling...Take it Easy & I love their song One of These Nights...that & Hotel California are my Favorites!Great reaction!
All the lighters blazing in respect for the artists. Cool memory from the old days…
Fielder and Walsh dueling guitars makes my heart sing!
I'm a progressive rock guy and I love The Eagles. Stellar musicianship and vocals masterful melodies and arrangements. What's not to love?
Nephew love your enthusiasm, and💙 channel
Everyone of those guys can sing!
I have a solo album by Randy Meisner that is excellent.
Double guitars have been around since at least the '60s, and Ringo Starr, the Beatles drummer, drummed and sang at the same time.
See also the "Hell Freezes Over" tour version of this song, live. Their best quote - "Just for the record, we never broke up. We just took a 14 year vacation."
Greatest guitar solo of all time!
Don Felder & Joe Walsh, guitar gods.
Agreed on, but give also credit to Don Henley's drums in perfect synchronization
yes brother we had truly great music. here is a real song with great music and a real story to go with it.
According to Rollingstone Magazine this is the greatest guitar solo in Rock history
I was in high school in 1976, so yeah, i know this band all too well , one one of the best ever !
My favorite live version!!!
The great Joe Walsh (red bandana) lives right here in San Diego....California boy forever!!!!🤘🎵🎧🎸🎼🎤🎶🤘
One of the Top 25 songs of all time! (Gotta leave some room for the other greats)
i was lucky to had seen them perform live in 2002 at the forum in los angeles
Haze so glad you discovered one of the Best Rocklands more than50years a fan enjoy greetings from SouthAfrica rockbands
I graduated in 1977. Saw some of the greatest bands ever. My memory is long and full of good times. I get to see the Eagles once again in Oct 2021 in LA at The Forum. I'm looking forward to my mind & heart filling me with wonderful memories. Thanks for your reaction.
All those little lights are lighters people held up until their thumbs were thoroughly burned. We didn't have cellphones with flashlight apps back then. In concert or on an album the Eagles were one of the tightest bands I've ever heard. You can add Grand Funk drummer Don Brewer to the list of singing drummers too.
One of the greatest songs of all time!
First album I ever bought. 1976 I was 12.
Live. That's what's amazing about it. Live
the eagles have 4 guys, that are front men lead singers, Don, Glen, Joe and Tommy...very unique sound and the blending of the 2 guitars during the solo is unreal.....
just enjoy their joy playing together
Hey my pal ❤you play many good song i really love beatles creedence and Eagles are also on my top 10 of best rockbands ever
I like your insane laugh, it always puts a smile on my face.
This is one explanation of the song Hotel California.. This song is about the [Halfway House] or rehabilitation center of the rich and famous drug and alcohol abusers known as the [Hotel California]. The hotel is for the rich and famous drug and alcohol abusers. "And I was thinking to myself [this could be heaven or this could be hell]." This refers to what he will be subjecting himself to during the very painful withdrawal process. And the hours-long epileptic-like seizures his body will be going through to rid the body of its drugs and alcohol in his system. "Her mind was Tiffany twisted she got the Mercedes Benz. She has lots of pretty pretty boys she calls friends." Tiffany's is world-famous for its fine and very expensive jewelry. She is wealthy with very expensive taste in cars and jewelry. And her friends are actors, models and rich kids. "How they danced in the courtyard Sweet summer sweat. Some dance to remember Some dance to forget." This refers to the painful and gut-wrenching withdrawal process one must go through to rid themselves of the drugs and alcohol they have in their system. "So I called out the captain "please bring me my wine" we haven't had that spirit here since 1969." Refers to the Woodstock era of "Sex, Drugs and Rock & Roll." "And still those voices are calling from far away wake you up in the middle of the night just to hear them say... Welcome to the Hotel California what a lovely place what a lovely face. Plenty of room in the Hotel California. They living it at the hotel California what a nice surprise bring your alibis." In every halfway house or rehabilitation center. The staff along with past drug and alcohol abusers who are counselors and to are part of the staff...Always welcome you with open arms anytime day or night. "What a nice surprise bring your alibis." This refers to the many excuses the abusers will give to the staff. As to the many reasons why they became addicts. "Mirrors on the ceiling, pink champagne on ice. And she said we are all just prisoners here, of our own device, and in the master's chambers they gathered for their feast they stab it with their steely knives but they just can't kill the beast." Last thing I remember I was running for the door I had to find the passage back to the place I was before. Relax said the night man we are programmed to receive you can check out anytime you like but you can never leave!" Mirrors on the ceiling refers to the big room where all the addicts gather to receive their drug substitutes to ween them off of the hard drugs. Pink champagne on ice refers to the drug substitute 'Methadone" which is a liquid and is pink in color. The drug and alcohol addicts are prisoners of their own self-destruction. And they themselves are to blame for letting themselves become drug and alcohol abusers. The Beast is the "Drug and Alcohol Addiction" an addict will have to live with for the rest of their lives. The addict will never be rid of the addiction. It will be a constant battle for the rest of their lives to live drug and alcohol-free. You can check out anytime you like but you can never leave refers to "Once an addict always an addict!"
The song and your love for it, gave me goosebumps!
Best tune when I was a Senior in Highschool, damn long time ago. Dig it HazeBruv👍
One of the best things besides being a classic.... sounds just like the studio version
Saw "Hell freezes over" tour... incredible!
HC is so beautiful that even my piano cover sounds good!! 😉
Congrats to the channel for choosing it!! 👏👏👏👏
This is an amazing band and every member is a genius. I remember when this song came out that I was absolutely mesmerizes by it. I was out on a long run with the radio on my headphones. I had to stop and sit down because I was so blown away by this song. The guy in the bandana is Joe Walsh who is one of my favorite guitar players of all time.
I've been listening to this group forever and I've heard some of the best musical talent for 7 decades. These men and this song is on the top tier of another level You feeling me???
One of my favorite songs and favorite live performance
The whole Hotel California album is worth listening to. Wasted Time, New Kid in Town, The Last Resort, Try and Love Again....and the rest....my first concert was this tour. I think I was 12. Jimmy Buffett opened the show....at least in my mind that’s who opened but I could be confused....
An incredible record
One of my favorites!
your right, thats who opened for them at that time.
Great Lp!
@laura kali, It also has Victim Of Love, Life In The Fast Lane, and the very underrated Pretty Maids All In A Row sung by Joe Walsh.
HazeBruv, Everybody in this band is a more than competent lead singer and harmony singer too. Not just the drummer. You should feature more of their songs on your channel.
Don Henley (drummer) has always had an awesome voice.
I have always loved the eagles. My all time favorite song of there's is I can't tell you why. It is so amazing. And man when Vince Gill covered that song it was so beautiful. Only he could have covered that song.
Lots of Eagles songs! U might want to dive into more. They're one of those Iconic always remembered bands. Great reaction!👍♥️
I was at that concert. Eagles killed it.
Eagles, top band on my list. Each member has fantastic music on their own also.
another great live-version of this is their comeback in 1994 MTV Unplugged, acoustic
GREATEST BAND EVER! You should watch anything you can find on them. Breaking the Band is a really good series on TV right now, and they made an episode on the Eagles. There have been a couple live concerts broadcast on TV you could look for. Many of their members had long and successful careers outside of this band. Don Henley (drummer), Glenn Frye (sunglasses on head-RIP), Joe Walsh (bandana on head-solo artist and member of the James Gang), Don Felder (plaid shirt) is a highly trained guitarist and still plays. There is some serious musical genius up on that stage.
The reason the guitar is two-in-one is that he wants two completely different sounds and doesn't want to run around changing guitars. at the beginning you hear a high pitched ringy sound. that comes from the "top" guitar part. it's a twelve-stringed guitar. Most all electric guitars in rock are 6-stringed. But a 12 string gives the sound he wanted in the beginning verses. During the chorus, simply switches to the other neck. There you have it. BTW, Glenn Frye, the guy in the black t-shirt is playing a 12-string acoustic guitar. It also gives a ringy, chimey sound.
One more thing: two other drummers who did a lot of lead singing: Roger Taylor of Queen and Levon Helm of The Band.
Something to consider is every one of the band members were classically trained.
I figure I'd better check this one out before YT blocks it. The Eagles are notorious for blocking reactions to their songs and it's a crying shame because they dropped a lot of classic songs - "Take It Easy", "Lyin' Eyes", "New Kid in Town" etc. etc. This song was inescapable in the late 70's. Everywhere you went where people were gathered together you would hear it playing somewhere nearby.
Oh WOW... I forgot all about "Lyin' Eyes" and "New Kid In Town".... I don't know how!!!!! Thanks for mentioning those... :)
You want to see another drummer sing a great song?
Look up "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down" , from The Band's live performance at The Last Waltz.
Levon Helmes was the drummer, and did amazing vocals....
YUP!!! Epic performance!!!! Kudos!!
Well, you did it again. GREAT TUNES.
Yo, you’re reaction was 🔥. This Live performance is the way EVERYONE should see The Eagles 🦅. They still sound this great 👍 today, too. But they’ll never be another GLENN Frey ( pronounced “FRY”. By the way, DON HENLEY is the singer, songwriter and Percussionist (Drummer) on the song. Mr. Don Felder on the double-neck/ 12 string guitar 🎸 and Mr. Joe Walsh on the single neck guitar 🎸, doing the song’s end heavy lifting. And Mr. Randy Meisner on Bass.
Hopefully going to see them live in London later this year - gig was postponed for a year because of Covid. Keeping my fingers crossed!
Best reaction video to the best song ever.
If you can find it, please check out Take it to the Limit live from the 70's. It may be this same concert, not sure. Randy Meisner, the bass player sings it. He has the voice of an angel! It's such a great performance! ♡
I agree here! That concert of Randy miser saying that take it to the limit was perfect also. It’s a great song to begin with, but to see him so happy every time he hit those high notes, I have read he had not a lot of confidence in his voice and every concert, it’s great to see! Beautiful song! Probably time with my favorite is this, take it to the limit and desperado, another Don Henley singing on the drums drums
Take It to the Limit is my favorite Eagles song. Except for Already Gone and Hotel California, haha.
An often overlooked album is “On The Border”. It was released before Hotel and is also great! Already Gone - James Dean - Midnight Flyer ( the great Randy Meisner on vocals ) - Best Of My Love - On The Border - A Good Day In Hell and every other song on the album! The Eagles are notorious for infighting and basically hated each other. They still won’t let Don Felder the guitarist who wrote the music to Hotel California back in the band. There was a documentary produced a few years ago about the Eagles that is a must see. Glen Frey and Don Felder almost came to blows - on stage!! I enjoy your reactions ... keep it up!
Yes sir...the Eagles are all that.
They are awesome!!!
Joe Walsh and Don Felder go wild with one of the best dual guitar leads I’ve ever heard on this song!
Rock On, young dude 😁❤️👍
Soon after this, Timothy B. Schmidt would arrive as the bass player, adding yet another excellent songwriter to the group. I don't think any other band had 4-5-6 repeatedly successful songwriters.
Schmit. And yes, TBS is a fabulous singer, writer and bass player. Monster talents, all of them, past and present.
classic rock!
Before they hit the stage to limber up their vocal chords they did an a capella version of Seven Hills Road this is not shown on this but it should have!
Just an iconic song
Randy Meisner signaling to the monitor engineer stage right at 2:18 to crank something up in his mix. Maybe himself, Don's vocals, everything? Also might be saying: "That's good."
Melodica Men playing 1812 Overture.
The most fun thing you've seen in your life.
Firstly, RIP to Glenn Frey. He's sadly missed. The Eagles are one of the best groups to come out of the 70s! Haze, I really recommend checking out Mr Joe Walsh,(the lead guitarist with the bandana on). His solo work is fire. "Life's been good to me" and"Rocky Mountain Way". Also, Don Henley, drummer. Solo work "Boys of Summer". Thanks