❤❤❤❤❤❤ I was 16 in 76 and wore this album out.. I live in California at the beach so this song will always remind me of those fun mellow memories. BTW I love your face ❤😊 This is my favorite you tube channel
@@Midnightrider1963 literally everyone had it. Double live album in itself was a grand feat to pull off. But then for it to be so incredibly brilliant out of the gate… I mean, none of us really knew who he was, but somehow, we all heard of him overnight and we all scrounged the $12 for a double album!
True that. That's why it's so strange to see young people like this guy, going only by the view count on one particular TH-cam video or a TH-cam subscriber count, conclude that it's a "hidden gem" or "underrated."
Molly, I'm one of your older viewers (78), and I enjoy watching your reactions. None of the others come even close to you. You are awesome, keep it up.
It's actually PERFECT TIMING for you to be reacting to him,, Because Peter Frampton was just inducted into "The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame."..Congratulations Peter!! 🎸 🎶
Ok so I know every single person 55 and over is gleefully waiting on the talk box, because Frampton is the GOAT. Such a great musician. We loved this with you and your reaction!!
A few years ago my son-in-law won 2tickets to see Peter Frampton in Central Point Oregon and the 2of us went! We had decent seats but went up near the stage to take pictures and just stayed !we were right up front about 5 people deep looking right up at him!It was so good being up so close to watch him sing and play!
Peter Frampton is still touring, I’ve seen him live and it was absolutely incredible. Peter was very cordial, stopped the show in the middle and talked to a few fans, he asked us what he could do to make the concert better and my boss who took us there yelled out TURN IT UP!! Peter said that there’s one in every crowd. What a great night it was. By the way he was just inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Frampton was born in Beckenham, Kent; greater London. Co-founder of the group Humble Pie, before going solo. This was in 1976. Frampton suffered a near-fatal car accident in the Bahamas in 1978 that marked the end of his prolific period and the beginning of a long period during which he was less successful. He had a comeback. Today he's right up there with the rest of the greats! Just inducted to the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame.
And before Humble Pie, in the 60s, he was the front man, as a teenager, in The Herd - try From the Underworld, & Paradise Lost - 1968 & I Don't Want Our Loving To Die - 1968. He was huge! ❤
This is one of if not the best selling live albums of all time. Frampton's in the Hall of Fame. Every guitarist knows him. Great, yes. Underrated? Not too much.
"Greatest live album ever" - my dad. I'm younger (35 is still young right?) and I grew up listening to this stuff. Only later in life did I realize my parents did me a HUGE favor by having me listen to their music. Love watching others experience it for the first time
I'm 62 yrs old & myself personally, love watching when the music hits you so hard that you stop & look into the camera with pure amazement 😮. Your love & feel for the music of my generation always puts a smile on my face. So if the music blows your mind, you do you, "Be kind & rewind." Keep up the good work 👏
Peter Frampton had a unique problem. Lots of people were coming to his concerts to see him play. But nobody was lining up to buy his albums. So what to do? Finally it hits him. “I’ll do a live album!” He released Frampton Comes Alive. It hit the market like a Kaiju. And world was never the same again.
This was 1976 the same year BOSTONS LP BOSTON WAS RELEASED PLEASE check out. More than a Feeling BY BOSTON. ENJOY THE ASS KICKEN 1970s the best decade EVER for great music period.
I am a 74 year old lady from the USA...I love your channel and love the memories you are bringing to me....thank you for playing all the music that I love....for a while I feel young again!!
Just imagine being 17 years old in the late 70's, in your car, cruising your hometown streets with this blasting through your car speakers! Greatest time EVER!
Remember it was all about having that wicked sound system. No matter if you had a piece of crap vehicle or nice one. Had to have that sound system cranking. 😂
@@onionhead5780 My husband (boy friend at the time) and I, driving around in his beat up old ford pick up, Kenwood speakers mounted on either side of the cab. It's a wonder we can both still hear.
That’s why kids of today fall in love with our music too. They hear it on a movie and bam! It’s back. 1/2 of my daughter’s wedding reception will be music Boomers and Gen Xers grew up with. The best dance music!! (EDM and techno sucks, no real instrumentals. Same rhythm on and on When I got married I would have NEVER played music from my parents day.
Occasionally, I would hear this great nearly 14 minute song on the FM radio in the car. I lived in a small city where I was often within 15 minutes of my destination. The song was so involving, and would often still be playing when I arrived at my destination. Whenever it was possible, I was compelled to listen to the song until its magnificent grand finale. I associate the song with sitting in the various parking lots and driveways.
Peter Frampton's Dad Owen was my art teacher. He brought into school the uncut recording of this US tour and we heard a number of tracks. This just completely blew us away. He is an extraordinary guitarist and performer. He and Bowie were friends. Both went to my school (before I was there). They remained friend and Bowie helped him resurrect his career some years later.
You weren't ready yet!! That's why few people mentioned this. You have to be INTO the music to appreciate this lengthy but genius piece of 1970's rock and roll history. Welcome to our world!! I was literally laughing and cheering as you watched this. Beyond enjoyable watching you get turned on to this piece!! Now listen to the album, "Frampton Comes Alive." You had to wait til the right time. You are now a true rock and roller!! Love watching you grow into your REAL music fan self! 🫶🏽🤘🏼 PS. You don't need to go deaf. Play it at a bit lower volume. It will still blow you away! 🤘🏼
There are definitely some artists that you have to let people find themselves. It's just part of the experience. You gotta crawl before you can walk. I love watching his reaction to certain pieces. So glad I'm old enough to have witnessed this stuff in person. This music shaped the people we became. Not just memories but soul experiences!
Peter hails from Britain. Was in Humble Pie in the '60's.His father was David (Jones) Bowies' art teacher in school. Everyone smiles when they hear this Masterpiece. Thank you, Britain.
Don't let amazing guitarists discourage you---let them inspire you. Everyone starts somewhere, so let your love of learning and playing rule your heart.
Every great guitar player drew inspiration from others. Let these masters be your inspiration, dedicate yourself to learning what you want to learn and rock on--you can do it!!!
Absolutely, I started playing guitar ( no music background) 4 years ago and I’m always learning . People now sometimes sit next to me to listen to me play . I’m happy people like what I play. You just have to want to play and keep practicing. I am inspired by Nita Strauss, Billy Gibbons, and David Gilmour .
I was grinning with anticipation of him having his brain fried before the talk box began. It hit him so hard it's a wonder he didn't have smoke pouring out of his ears.
I was there at Filmore for this concert, up on the shoulders of my big brother. June 13, 1975, and I was 12 Years old. Blew my mind, burned it into my brain.
@@mattwilpolt oh damn you're right. I totally forgot about that venue. We were on vacation from Chicago, visiting family, and then we moved to the south bay in '77. And yes, that was a lot of monster bamboo bong hits ago!😂
I KNEW IT!! I knew this would rock your socks off, brother! I was laughing along because I could FEEL your anticipation. THIS IS PHENOMENAL ROCK AND ROLL !!! ❤🤘🏼❤️🤘🏼❤️🤘🏼❤️
PLEASE REACT To Blue Oyster Cults song DONT FEAR THE REAPER FROM the mid 70sITS HUGE PLAAAAAY LIST I PROMISE, 70s music is the best music PERIOD Its total 70s fire🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥ENJOY
People saying that everyone had this record aren't exaggerating--this seemed like it was in EVERY record collection. Still one of the bestselling live albums ever.
❤Please make sure it's the video you see them. Not just the music playing they are the same music but watching them on the stage will blow your mind!!🎶💿🎵
Peter Frampton and David Bowie were friends at high school together (so he’s English). Peter’s Dad was their art teacher at school, and a huge influence on the young David.
Did Peter Frampton ever play with David Bowie? Almost as fast as you can say “show me the way,” Frampton accepted the invitation to be the featured guitarist on Bowie's 1987 album, “Never Let Me Down,” and the “Glass Spider” stadium tour the same year.
@@patrickmcevoy5080 I saw Serious Moonlight,Heathen and also got to see him with NIN. Bowie is a musical genius and you can tell so just by the company he kept.(Iggy,Lou Reed,Adrian Belew ect)
Quote: "At its heart, Do You Feel Like We Do is a love song to rock and roll itself. The lyrics describe the feeling of being lost in music, of letting go of your inhibitions and surrendering to the power of the music. The chorus, “Do you, you, you, you feel like we do?” is an invitation to the audience to join in and experience the magic of live music."
I remember the summer of '76, staying at a beach house in Newport Beach for a week. You would hear this song blasting out the windows all night, all down the boardwalk! It was magical!!
Frampton Comes Alive! was the must have album in 1976, and beyond. We ALL had this album back then! Still to this day, it’s one of the best selling live albums of all time. I cannot wait to see your reaction. I cannot wait to relive some of those fuzzy memories of my teenage years in the 70’s…. 😉 😂❤️🤘🏼🤘🏼🎸🎤
I saw him just months before this album came out in Phoenix. I remember listening to this song and thinking that his live performance of the song sounded just like the album version. He was great live!
You could not listen to radio, or go to a party in 1976 - 1977 without hearing songs from this album. Frampton was a teenaged lead guitarist for a great group called Humble Pie, then he formed his own group called Frampton’s Camel that released a couple of albums… and then this behemoth album came out and you just couldn’t get away from it if you tried. So the air was filled with cuts from Fleetwood Mac’s 2 greatest albums ‘Fleetwood Mac’ & ‘Rumours’… Boston’s enormous debut album, and this monster from Frampton. Frampton was huge for a few years, but music moved on… and he decided to go for a peaceful life and got more into jazz. Some great recordings, but never hugely popular again. He was very highly regarded - a really melodic and intuitional player - and his solos were always interesting and made you feel great! You should get into the Boston album - most of the cuts on that album are mind blowing from the guitar, vocals & production aspect!
You can totally turn right around and react to it again by reacting to the live version of this exact same performance. It's exactly what you were wishing for. I don't think anybody in the world Woodfield anything except excited about seeing you hearing this for only your second time ever and now reacting to what they looked and sounded like on stage back in the Seventies.
Thanks for doing the correct version, most reactors don’t do this classic version and completely miss out, one of the best live audio versions of any rock song right here 🔥 Peter Frampton is from England, it’s him on vocals and guitar 🎸 and talk box….
That's alright sweetie, you rewind this as much as you want, at the end of this video I'm going to rewind and watch you hear it again for the first time. My old cheeks are sore from smiling. Its good to know the music we loved will live on pass our generation.
Lots of us olde people, age 60 to 80+, follow you. Your reactions are very much like our reactions 50+ years ago. We, you and us "oldies" are more alike than we are different. Its refreshing. Dont worry too much if "life gets in the way" and you can't do as much as you like. Itll be ok. We're children of the '60s. 😊a few more months of this music and you will be too. Rock on brother!
Peter Frampton was so huge, that all the guys in my school wanted to look like him and I'm telling you there were dozens of dudes in Southern California that had that look just in my school. Imagine how the entire country went nuts when this classic live performance came out. It's considered one of the best live performances ever captured on vinyl!
I love watching the “younger” generation listen to our music for the first time. You’re experiencing this music just like we did for the first time. Welcome to our youth. 😊
Mad props for reacting to the album version, not the TV version that most reactors do. This was party song No. 1 in the day. Takes this aging kid back.
I was born 1952. Grew up listening to my older sister's 50s rock and roll. Either the radio was on or records were blasting. Then the 60s hit and whamo! Music burst open! During the 60s and 70s every time you turned on the radio there was one banger band after another and music that engulfed your soul. So much diverse music! So much talent! No computers, no auto tune. Just pure amazing talent. My husband and I moved in together in 1972 and married in 1976. We had a small apartment and not much money, but, we had our album collection and radio and floated on great music everyday and every night. I am so happy to live through this music again with your channel.
Wifey here. You rewind & pause as often as you like. I’ve just discovered you & what a joy & pleasure to hear/watch. Your appreciation for the music of ‘our’ generation is refreshing & the best I’ve seen. Keep going, you’ll soon hit that 100k. Thanks Molly Boy 😊
Molly I’m very impressed with your ability to understand music from my generation, our bands where true musicians and writers at a high level . Peter framton is one of the most versatile artist in the business in any genre, he’s a Brit but as an American, I think we to claim him as our own too ! Thanks again man , you rock !
You were like most of us in the 70’s. No videos. We listened and can tell you what we were doing when these songs were playing. These songs bring up memories of those good times.
1976 was a gold mine of the greatest albums of all time! Frampton Comes Alive!, Boston, Electric Light Orchestra - A New World Record, Rush-2112, Steve Miller Band - Fly Like An Eagle, Queen - A Day At The Races, AC/DC - Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheep, Kansas - Leftoverture, Stevie Wonder - Songs In The Key Of Life, the list goes on and on and on...
Yep - I'm 77 and have the hearing aids to prove it. Blame it on my youth, I was a musician in the late 60's we supported a lot of the bands reviewed by young Molly, including The Herd (with a very young Peter Frampton).
Yes we love Frampton!!! Thanks for the proper love you've given him. This was the first time most of us had ever heard a talk box back in '76. It blew our minds!
I graduated Senior High School in the Bicentennial Year of 1976 and this song was our ANTHEM! One of my besties house was right behind our school. The album was released in January of that year. By the time May came, no longer able to deal with being in school, we’d play “hooky” and go to her house and BLARE this album!!!! By the time this song rolled around, we were singing at the tops of our lungs, dancing in our bathing suits in the back yard, and feeling on TOP OF THE 🌎 WORLD. It was such an incredible time to be alive!!!!🎉
One of the greatest live performances ever recorded. It's up there with Freebird, Whipping Post, Stairway, Comfortably Numb, and Smoke on the Water. Epic song and epic guitar performance. Great reaction! 👏👏
How many people who know this song sat here and said: "Just wait....".......or: "HERE IT COMES!!!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Oh, the grin as he says, "I feel like something big's about to happen..."
Yes, that was me too! 🤣🤣🔥🔥
Love the YAAAAAAH at the end of the talk box solo
- Yes, here it comes... ALIVE!!! :)
Yup!😂
Everybody in 1976 bought Frampton comes alive
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I was 16 in 76 and wore this album out.. I live in California at the beach so this song will always remind me of those fun mellow memories.
BTW I love your face ❤😊 This is my favorite you tube channel
I literally wore out 3 - 8 track tapes playing this.
I had an LP!
The summer of '76 this album was blaring out of everybody's cars.
And he means... EVERYBODY!! lol
next time you see someone older (60's) remember...we had THIS!!!!
I'm 72 and saw him in concert in 1975!! 🎵🎼🎶🤘🤘🔥🔥
76 here! Love our music😊
I saw this in Philadelphia, my ticket cost fifteen dollars.
@@marcieharreld286 me too. Oakland Ca.
To say that this album was HUGE in 1976 would be an understatement !!!!!!
@@Midnightrider1963 literally everyone had it. Double live album in itself was a grand feat to pull off. But then for it to be so incredibly brilliant out of the gate… I mean, none of us really knew who he was, but somehow, we all heard of him overnight and we all scrounged the $12 for a double album!
it was monstrous!
True that. That's why it's so strange to see young people like this guy, going only by the view count on one particular TH-cam video or a TH-cam subscriber count, conclude that it's a "hidden gem" or "underrated."
In fact, it was the biggest-selling live album ever produced. Not sure, but that honor may live on to this day.
This and pink Floyd dark side, those two everyone had. It's weird but it was the time. And it was so sweet.
There is a live video of him performing this! On an American TV show from the 70s called Midnight Special. Great performance!
Yes! And it’s a different performance! Definitely check it out!
Also, Peter Frampton - Do You Feel Like We Do - 7/2/1977 - Oakland Coliseum Stadium I was there!!! Pure Magic
My absolute favourite track from Frampton Comes Alive!!!!! Even now it's like "WOW" cheers for your reaction 👍👍👍👍👍
But this version is the best.
@@TheC.O.-VISITAudio wise, it is the best. Visual, has to be Midnight Special.
How many out there has this album?! ME! 🤟
me
On vinyl!
@ same here!
Still have the vinyl.
*Frampton Comes Alive!*
Everybody of a certain age had the vinyl! I sure did.
Molly, I'm one of your older viewers (78), and I enjoy watching your reactions. None of the others come even close to you. You are awesome, keep it up.
No kidding.i like this kid.
My 75 year old mother enjoyed a Fleetwood Mac reaction from him, yay!!
Agree totally.
I agree 💯
@@stevenhanson9090 Yeah, MollyBoy is like my very favorite Nephew!
It's actually PERFECT TIMING for you to be reacting to him,, Because Peter Frampton was just inducted into "The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame."..Congratulations Peter!! 🎸 🎶
About time
Molly’s reaction to this and Heh Jude got me to subscribe! This IS the channel! I cried watching hey Jude, plus I’m a little buzzed!
Long overdue!
@@kathiek4239 100% Agreed.
I think he was inducted by Pete Townsend....
No internet no cellphones just people truly living in the moment. Forever gone 🤘✌️
Feels like that sometimes.😪
Frampton was inducted in the hall of fame just this year. Legend
ITZ A BOUT DARN TIME LOL P .F ROCKED THEM 70s like a SOMMA MAB TCH
WOW What about Boston ? this and Boston was sup huge in 76 i was 16 NOOOOOW im 64 lol
Ok so I know every single person 55 and over is gleefully waiting on the talk box, because Frampton is the GOAT. Such a great musician.
We loved this with you and your reaction!!
For real 🙂
Right should have never took this long to get into rock hall I’m 42 but dad bought me this record when I was 10 cranked it to 11
The lead up to that was so long ... and then the crowd goes quiet to catch every word.
A few years ago my son-in-law won 2tickets to see Peter Frampton in Central Point Oregon and the 2of us went! We had decent seats but went up near the stage to take pictures and just stayed !we were right up front about 5 people deep looking right up at him!It was so good being up so close to watch him sing and play!
Peter Frampton is still touring, I’ve seen him live and it was absolutely incredible. Peter was very cordial, stopped the show in the middle and talked to a few fans, he asked us what he could do to make the concert better and my boss who took us there yelled out TURN IT UP!! Peter said that there’s one in every crowd. What a great night it was. By the way he was just inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
It's a travesty that it took so long for him to get inducted.
That was fun!
Dude, I think you are a child of the 70's that was just born late.
Peter Frampton Comes Alive. To this day. Is the all time best selling live album. Can I get a moment of silence to praise.
Growing up everyone had this great album when it came out. As already mentioned check out the live performance
Amen
@@ursanatorI still have mine. But no record player 😊😊😊
First album I bought in 1976.
All praise to God alone, but I'll stand and cheer Frampton anytime
Frampton taught us that not only could a guitar sing it could talk too! Yes our minds were here blown too!!
Frampton was born in Beckenham, Kent; greater London. Co-founder of the group Humble Pie, before going solo. This was in 1976. Frampton suffered a near-fatal car accident in the Bahamas in 1978 that marked the end of his prolific period and the beginning of a long period during which he was less successful. He had a comeback. Today he's right up there with the rest of the greats! Just inducted to the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame.
I saw him in concert in 77 before the accident. I'd love to see a 40 Days in Hole, Humble Pie reaction!
And before Humble Pie, in the 60s, he was the front man, as a teenager, in The Herd - try From the Underworld, & Paradise Lost - 1968 & I Don't Want Our Loving To Die - 1968. He was huge! ❤
30 Days in the Hole by Humble Pie blew me away ..... Peace and Love be with all
You forgot to say that he was only 16 years old when he was in Humble Pie.
One of the most underrated guitar players in history!
Hardly underrated. 😂
certainly not underrated amongst other guitarists. Frampton is one of the kings (no not the 3 kings)
One of the top rated guitarists of all time!
This is one of if not the best selling live albums of all time. Frampton's in the Hall of Fame. Every guitarist knows him. Great, yes. Underrated? Not too much.
the term "underrated" is overrated
"Greatest live album ever" - my dad. I'm younger (35 is still young right?) and I grew up listening to this stuff. Only later in life did I realize my parents did me a HUGE favor by having me listen to their music. Love watching others experience it for the first time
Totally agree with you. My late husband and I introduced out kids to great classic rock and I'm so glad we did.
THANK YOU! 76 yrs old here. My kids grew up with this music and love it !!!!
I'm 62 yrs old & myself personally, love watching when the music hits you so hard that you stop & look into the camera with pure amazement 😮. Your love & feel for the music of my generation always puts a smile on my face. So if the music blows your mind, you do you, "Be kind & rewind." Keep up the good work 👏
Me too! It’s like hearing it all for the first time.
Couldn’t have said it better! We grew up with great music and he gets it! Enjoy friend you’re just scratch the surface! Chiguy
I'm with you on that! I'm 66 so I get it! Love watching younger generations get their minds blown!!
Peter Frampton had a unique problem. Lots of people were coming to his concerts to see him play. But nobody was lining up to buy his albums. So what to do?
Finally it hits him. “I’ll do a live album!”
He released Frampton Comes Alive. It hit the market like a Kaiju. And world was never the same again.
KAIJU!!!!😂
This was 1976 the same year BOSTONS LP BOSTON WAS RELEASED PLEASE check out. More than a Feeling BY BOSTON. ENJOY THE ASS KICKEN 1970s the best decade EVER for great music period.
This at a time when the money was made selling albums, not touring.
❤"Come on let's do it again"
Well put.
Every teenager in 1976 had this album. It was huge! And this is the best song on it.
Yup, we all had it.
@@michigan57I still have it!!
Michigan 55
I am a 74 year old lady from the USA...I love your channel and love the memories you are bringing to me....thank you for playing all the music that I love....for a while I feel young again!!
Rock on, mama!
55 yo lady from the US here. His reactions take me back to when I first heard these songs and there are so many great ones
61 year young lady from U.S. who was a teen with a bad crush on Peter Frampton and his beautiful hair and guitar solos that still gives me chills! ❤
If you enjoy this amazing music, by definition you are young. Rock on. 65 years young here.
69 here
Just imagine being 17 years old in the late 70's, in your car, cruising your hometown streets with this blasting through your car speakers! Greatest time EVER!
Remember it was all about having that wicked sound system. No matter if you had a piece of crap vehicle or nice one. Had to have that sound system cranking. 😂
This was76
@@onionhead5780 My husband (boy friend at the time) and I, driving around in his beat up old ford pick up, Kenwood speakers mounted on either side of the cab. It's a wonder we can both still hear.
I'm 62 & still blast this in my car
Still do!!
One of the many reasons growing up in the 70s and 80s was the absolute best. We had the greatest music. Point blank period
Yes, the 70’s were everything!
POint blank, underlined, and exclamation point!
Without a doubt...
That’s why kids of today fall in love with our music too. They hear it on a movie and bam! It’s back.
1/2 of my daughter’s wedding reception will be music Boomers and Gen Xers grew up with. The best dance music!!
(EDM and techno sucks, no real instrumentals. Same rhythm on and on
When I got married I would have NEVER played music from my parents day.
The amount of joints rolled on this album is inconceivable!
Got that right
Concur
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They absolutely were❣️
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Rewind this mother-..... all you want. I'm here for it!!!!!
Occasionally, I would hear this great nearly 14 minute song on the FM radio in the car. I lived in a small city where I was often within 15 minutes of my destination. The song was so involving, and would often still be playing when I arrived at my destination. Whenever it was possible, I was compelled to listen to the song until its magnificent grand finale. I associate the song with sitting in the various parking lots and driveways.
@@williamdemerchant7295 I hear ya! I live in a small town also, and I know about the parking lots and driveways to sit and let songs like this finish.
Peter Frampton's Dad Owen was my art teacher. He brought into school the uncut recording of this US tour and we heard a number of tracks. This just completely blew us away.
He is an extraordinary guitarist and performer.
He and Bowie were friends. Both went to my school (before I was there). They remained friend and Bowie helped him resurrect his career some years later.
What a cool story!!! Your art teacher!!???
You weren't ready yet!! That's why few people mentioned this. You have to be INTO the music to appreciate this lengthy but genius piece of 1970's rock and roll history. Welcome to our world!! I was literally laughing and cheering as you watched this. Beyond enjoyable watching you get turned on to this piece!! Now listen to the album, "Frampton Comes Alive." You had to wait til the right time. You are now a true rock and roller!! Love watching you grow into your REAL music fan self!
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PS. You don't need to go deaf. Play it at a bit lower volume. It will still blow you away! 🤘🏼
I was doing the same thing. Just wait.😊😊😊
There are definitely some artists that you have to let people find themselves. It's just part of the experience. You gotta crawl before you can walk. I love watching his reaction to certain pieces. So glad I'm old enough to have witnessed this stuff in person. This music shaped the people we became. Not just memories but soul experiences!
I always love it when they get to "that" part.
Peter is a Naturalized US Citizen. He lives in Nashville, Tennessee! ❤️❤️❤️🎸🎙🔥🔥🔥
What? Sorry I didn't hear what you said....
Just think Frampton opened for YES. Great time to be young and a music lover ✨️🎶✨️
Us silver tops don't mind long videos. We got all day
Lol. Isn't that the truth!❤
100% this.
THEM Hot DAM 70s Baby
Peter hails from Britain. Was in Humble Pie in the '60's.His father was David (Jones) Bowies' art teacher in school. Everyone smiles when they hear this Masterpiece. Thank you, Britain.
Don't let amazing guitarists discourage you---let them inspire you. Everyone starts somewhere, so let your love of learning and playing rule your heart.
Great comment 👍
Every great guitar player drew inspiration from others. Let these masters be your inspiration, dedicate yourself to learning what you want to learn and rock on--you can do it!!!
@@stevefilley9765 AGREED, it is a great comment.
Absolutely, I started playing guitar ( no music background) 4 years ago and I’m always learning . People now sometimes sit next to me to listen to me play . I’m happy people like what I play. You just have to want to play and keep practicing. I am inspired by Nita Strauss, Billy Gibbons, and David Gilmour .
Pure talent , no auto tune, no backing tracks , 100% in your face talent ... Yo go mollyboy down this rabbit hole
I'm a happy 71yr woman right now🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤another one i couldn't pass up
It is a crime that more of the younger generations have never heard this. We were so lucky to grow up on it.
We were all waiting for the Talk Box reaction.
right lol
I was grinning with anticipation of him having his brain fried before the talk box began. It hit him so hard it's a wonder he didn't have smoke pouring out of his ears.
I was there at Filmore for this concert, up on the shoulders of my big brother. June 13, 1975, and I was 12 Years old. Blew my mind, burned it into my brain.
Omg that's so awesome. June 13th is my late husband's birthday
Winterland, not the Fillmore. I understand it was a long time, and many bong hits ago. Right there with you brother!
@@mattwilpolt oh damn you're right. I totally forgot about that venue. We were on vacation from Chicago, visiting family, and then we moved to the south bay in '77. And yes, that was a lot of monster bamboo bong hits ago!😂
As a female 15 yo when this dropped, we thought he was so cool and we all had his poster on our wall. ❤
Poster on my ceiling over my bed ❤
I had this poster on my wall for years! God he’s gorgeous. Still is. 😍
Me too!
I KNEW IT!! I knew this would rock your socks off, brother! I was laughing along because I could FEEL your anticipation. THIS IS PHENOMENAL ROCK AND ROLL !!!
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Those socks were last seen passing Neptune!
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PLEASE REACT To Blue Oyster Cults song DONT FEAR THE REAPER FROM the mid 70sITS HUGE PLAAAAAY LIST I PROMISE, 70s music is the best music PERIOD Its total 70s fire🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥ENJOY
I was 13 when this came out & it still chills me to this day, im now 61.
I was 11
Same, my friend. This song NEVER gets old.
me too. Best time ever!
People saying that everyone had this record aren't exaggerating--this seemed like it was in EVERY record collection. Still one of the bestselling live albums ever.
And we all knew Bob Mayo was on keyboards....😊
❤It needs to be the live version of them playing in front of the audience. You have to SEE him play!!!!
Agreed, the midnight show!! A must for this song! ♥️
❤Please make sure it's the video you see them. Not just the music playing they are the same music but watching them on the stage will blow your mind!!🎶💿🎵
4:30 central??
@@dianecranker6026Where did u find out what time it starts? I couldn't find anything.
@@Mr.wilson949 it just said 4:30 not which 4:30. I really dont want to miss it!
He played guitar for Humble Pie prior to going out on his ownin the early 1970's, dive into them, "Humble Pie live at the Fillmre East"🎉🎉🎉
Peter Frampton and David Bowie were friends at high school together (so he’s English). Peter’s Dad was their art teacher at school, and a huge influence on the young David.
Only got to see Frampton when he played with Bowie on the Serious Moonlight tour, still feel lucky!
Did Peter Frampton ever play with David Bowie?
Almost as fast as you can say “show me the way,” Frampton accepted the invitation to be the featured guitarist on Bowie's 1987 album, “Never Let Me Down,” and the “Glass Spider” stadium tour the same year.
@@BuffaloBob-og I saw that Glass Spider tour. And, true to form, Frampton was MUCH better live than he was on the album. It was an incredible show.
Speaking of David Bowie please react TO REBEL REBEL From DAVIB B IN the mid 70s and enjoy
@@patrickmcevoy5080 I saw Serious Moonlight,Heathen and also got to see him with NIN. Bowie is a musical genius and you can tell so just by the company he kept.(Iggy,Lou Reed,Adrian Belew ect)
Quote:
"At its heart, Do You Feel Like We Do is a love song to rock and roll itself. The lyrics describe the feeling of being lost in music, of letting go of your inhibitions and surrendering to the power of the music. The chorus, “Do you, you, you, you feel like we do?” is an invitation to the audience to join in and experience the magic of live music."
Sorry to but in but this is a hangover song. Said Peter himself.
Nice post!
Are all these quotes you're posting from the artists themselves? It's really unusual to use quotes without giving credit to who they are from. 🤔
@@1girlnamedsusan Sounds like a critics quote to me. Helluva quote, whoever said it.
I remember the summer of '76, staying at a beach house in Newport Beach for a week. You would hear this song blasting out the windows all night, all down the boardwalk! It was magical!!
Frampton Comes Alive! was the must have album in 1976, and beyond. We ALL had this album back then! Still to this day, it’s one of the best selling live albums of all time. I cannot wait to see your reaction. I cannot wait to relive some of those fuzzy memories of my teenage years in the 70’s…. 😉 😂❤️🤘🏼🤘🏼🎸🎤
@@michellepetrillo2235 omgoodness I am beyond excited!!
I saw him just months before this album came out in Phoenix. I remember listening to this song and thinking that his live performance of the song sounded just like the album version. He was great live!
I had the album too!! 🤤❤️🔥
Copy that 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Every body had this album!
When you talk about using the voice box this is the artist I always think of first.
David Gilmore is another.
Me also. Nobody did it as well.
Rocky Mountain Way Joe Walsh ‘73
Didn't he invent this ?
@@lakeerie5857 no he just used it a lot , especially from the frampton comes alive album.
I saw him live in 1976 and i was mesmerized by the talk box.
Where? I saw him in Cincinnati.
@claudermiller 3 rivers stadium Pittsburgh
YES, there is a video performance of this song. It is from Frampton's performance on The Midnight Special, from 1975. 😄
It’s a MUST ❤❤❤
@@Kim-hc5si its TOO short
The MS version is good, but the live album video is fantastic! 😎
I'm 70 and when this came out everyone couldn't stop talking about it! The coolest guitar playing ever by Mr. Frampton!
Can you imagine what an absolute BLAST it must have been to be at this concert!!!!! 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
I’m 70 and if I died tomorrow I would be happy knowing I grew up listening to the most incredible musicians from my generation. We rocked!!!!
I say the same thing to myself everyday. We had the best music and it got me through a lot of tough times
Frampton Comes Alive is a legendary album.
SO IS BOSTONS Boston LP from 1976 aswel MORE THAN A FEEELIN . AND FOUR PLAY
When They used to make Music. Audience maintains.
In almost EVERYBODYS opinion THIS is The Greatest LIVE Album......EVER
Allman Bros. “Live At The Fillmore East”
Hands down!! 😊 Is there even a studio available? 😮
We all did! Lost it somewhere along the way.
You could not listen to radio, or go to a party in 1976 - 1977 without hearing songs from this album.
Frampton was a teenaged lead guitarist for a great group called Humble Pie, then he formed his own group called Frampton’s Camel that released a couple of albums… and then this behemoth album came out and you just couldn’t get away from it if you tried.
So the air was filled with cuts from Fleetwood Mac’s 2 greatest albums ‘Fleetwood Mac’ & ‘Rumours’… Boston’s enormous debut album, and this monster from Frampton.
Frampton was huge for a few years, but music moved on… and he decided to go for a peaceful life and got more into jazz. Some great recordings, but never hugely popular again.
He was very highly regarded - a really melodic and intuitional player - and his solos were always interesting and made you feel great!
You should get into the Boston album - most of the cuts on that album are mind blowing from the guitar, vocals & production aspect!
His first entry into the charts was in a group called The Herd in the late 60s.
An absolute crime that Boston... or at the very least Tom Scholz isn't inducted into the R&R Hall of Fame.
My god son, welcome to music! 54 years old and it still hits like a hammer.
You can totally turn right around and react to it again by reacting to the live version of this exact same performance. It's exactly what you were wishing for. I don't think anybody in the world Woodfield anything except excited about seeing you hearing this for only your second time ever and now reacting to what they looked and sounded like on stage back in the Seventies.
Rewind when you want. We of course already appreciate the music. We could go watch it ourselves. It is your reactions that are fun to watch.
You're the only reviewer that I love when you rewind!!! Im all for it!! BE KIND😂❤❤❤
Frampton wasn't recommended before, because you were not ready! Now you're ready!! This is probably the best live album ever!! It's epic.
Thanks for doing the correct version, most reactors don’t do this classic version and completely miss out, one of the best live audio versions of any rock song right here 🔥 Peter Frampton is from England, it’s him on vocals and guitar 🎸 and talk box….
Almost 50 years on.. and I am still clapping along and tearing up
Born in Beckenham, Kent, England is 74 and is still performing!!!
Another Peter Frampton Baby, I Love Your Way.
Brings me back to my teens. ❤
That's alright sweetie, you rewind this as much as you want, at the end of this video I'm going to rewind and watch you hear it again for the first time. My old cheeks are sore from smiling. Its good to know the music we loved will live on pass our generation.
You're not FULL BLOWN until you watch it LIVE!!!! PLEASE re-react to this LIVE !!!!! great reaction keep it going!!!!!
Back in 1976 you couldn’t turn on the radio without hearing this album. It truly was a phenomenon . Unfortunately he could never top this album.
Lots of us olde people, age 60 to 80+, follow you. Your reactions are very much like our reactions 50+ years ago.
We, you and us "oldies" are more alike than we are different. Its refreshing. Dont worry too much if "life gets in the way" and you can't do as much as you like. Itll be ok.
We're children of the '60s.
😊a few more months of this music and you will be too.
Rock on brother!
I just hit 69 two weeks ago, and you said it beautifully!
Dude, everybody wants to hear the talk box again he is the king
Thanks for playing this!!! I'm back in Germany in 1976, driving around with my Army buddies rocking out with the cassette I recorded off the album, ❤
"Baby, I love your way" is excellent Frampton, and it's so soothing you might find yourself drifting off. Take care of yourself, Molly Boy. 😊
Peter Frampton was so huge, that all the guys in my school wanted to look like him and I'm telling you there were dozens of dudes in Southern California that had that look just in my school. Imagine how the entire country went nuts when this classic live performance came out. It's considered one of the best live performances ever captured on vinyl!
I love watching the “younger” generation listen to our music for the first time. You’re experiencing this music just like we did for the first time. Welcome to our youth. 😊
I've listened to that song too many times to count, and it never gets old.
I'm 64 years old and haven't gone deaf yet! Love your reactions!
Mad props for reacting to the album version, not the TV version that most reactors do. This was party song No. 1 in the day. Takes this aging kid back.
I was born 1952. Grew up listening to my older sister's 50s rock and roll. Either the radio was on or records were blasting. Then the 60s hit and whamo! Music burst open! During the 60s and 70s every time you turned on the radio there was one banger band after another and music that engulfed your soul. So much diverse music! So much talent! No computers, no auto tune. Just pure amazing talent.
My husband and I moved in together in 1972 and married in 1976. We had a small apartment and not much money, but, we had our album collection and radio and floated on great music everyday and every night. I am so happy to live through this music again with your channel.
Love it! Mollyboy seems enamored by the sound of a "Fuzz Box". He's going to finally hear the ultimate demonstration of one
HE USED THE "TALK BOX" FIRST!!!!🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
No, the talk box got invented by a different person for studio secions, but Peter were the first one who used it on stage.
Fun fact…Alvino Rey in 1939. First to use talk box.
Wifey here. You rewind & pause as often as you like. I’ve just discovered you & what a joy & pleasure to hear/watch. Your appreciation for the music of ‘our’ generation is refreshing & the best I’ve seen. Keep going, you’ll soon hit that 100k. Thanks Molly Boy 😊
You'll love Framptons "baby I love your way"
man I'm 68 years old and I still love that old classic guitar rock
Molly I’m very impressed with your ability to understand music from my generation, our bands where true musicians and writers at a high level . Peter framton is one of the most versatile artist in the business in any genre, he’s a Brit but as an American, I think we to claim him as our own too ! Thanks again man , you rock !
“I hope to god there’s another solo like that”🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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You were like most of us in the 70’s. No videos. We listened and can tell you what we were doing when these songs were playing. These songs bring up memories of those good times.
I already know you feel like we do!!! :)
One of the greatest guitar solos of all time, not a shred fest, but skilled, melodic phrasing, oh yeah, the Vox (talk box) solo. Mind blowing....
My friend use to do some advertising for Peter....met him a couple times
Just a nice normal guy 🤗
1976 was a gold mine of the greatest albums of all time! Frampton Comes Alive!, Boston, Electric Light Orchestra - A New World Record, Rush-2112, Steve Miller Band - Fly Like An Eagle, Queen - A Day At The Races, AC/DC - Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheep, Kansas - Leftoverture, Stevie Wonder - Songs In The Key Of Life, the list goes on and on and on...
I think Molly Boy would really enjoy some E.L.O.
I was thinking the same thing ❤🎉🎉
Best Era of music ❤❤❤
Class of 77. We loved him big time.
We sure did!!
Class of 75 sounding off.
Nothing like 70's,, he's still playing today ❤
I’m 68 and I am indeed going deaf. Our generation’s music was worth it!
Right behind you at 67
Same.
Only 47... but the 90s rocked too 🤘🏼❤️🤷🏻♀️😂
Yep - I'm 77 and have the hearing aids to prove it. Blame it on my youth, I was a musician in the late 60's we supported a lot of the bands reviewed by young Molly, including The Herd (with a very young Peter Frampton).
All those really loud concerts did it to me too but wouldn't trade our music for anything
He's a legend. BTW, he's British. He actually went to school with David Bowie.
He toured with Bowie on his Glass Spiders tour. They played well together.
I won this album at a high-school basketball game.
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Yes we love Frampton!!! Thanks for the proper love you've given him. This was the first time most of us had ever heard a talk box back in '76. It blew our minds!
You’re getting into an era where musicians could actually sing and play instruments.
I graduated Senior High School in the Bicentennial Year of 1976 and this song was our ANTHEM!
One of my besties house was right behind our school. The album was released in January of that year.
By the time May came, no longer able to deal with being in school, we’d play “hooky” and go to her house and BLARE this album!!!! By the time this song rolled around, we were singing at the tops of our lungs, dancing in our bathing suits in the back yard, and feeling on TOP OF THE 🌎 WORLD. It was such an incredible time to be alive!!!!🎉
One of the greatest live performances ever recorded. It's up there with Freebird, Whipping Post, Stairway, Comfortably Numb, and Smoke on the Water. Epic song and epic guitar performance. Great reaction! 👏👏