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You should have done the official video version😊

Best solo ever by David Gilmour ever best guitar player ever best band ever ....yr reaction is good Maggie listen more of Pink Floyd

Effortless from Gilmours solo again best ever ever ever listen to more Pink Floyd please

Why can't you cry? First reaction to this I have ever seen who doesn't cry. You said that you try to keep this channel a happy place, but there is also happy tiers. And when the song ended you shouted that you hated it. Ok then

I have seen Journey live 12 times. They are one of very few bands who can sound almost exactly like their studio recordings. They consistently produced a fantastic live show. Journey iz one of my top 5 bands of all time. Even in 2018 they still sound this good. Steve Perry's vocals are on a different level of exceptionism.

U must listen to ,Sorrow and Run Like Hell ext ...best band ever and David Gilmour solo,s are the best ever

There was Kiss in the 1970s and in early 1980s Twisted Sister! 5

Ain't Beach Boys ,but damn.

bester ???

Her vocals are live over a backing tracks. She plays drums but not usually the drummer.

some cideo's of YOU singing would be awesome-especially the Bocelli/brightman (my favorite) i'D love to hear you.

I love this song. It is actually in my playlist, but then I am a huge geek, so... 😁

Few things can compare to Boston. I would highly recommend Jane by Jefferson Starship. For Boston, anything on the first album. Peace of Mind is possibly my favorite. Foreplay/Long Time is a masterpiece.

Maggie your reactions to this song are.crazy cool. Thanks

The orchestra is just an extra. The band is rock. But I still like both versions

def leperd

It would be great if you did Weird Al's “Yoda” because that's even better than “The Saga Continues" which is a parody of the Don MacLean song. Weird Al's parodying the Don MacLean song that got covered by Madonna and the Madonna cover is what's relevant here.

The song change is right where it switches from 4/4 to 3/4 🙂 The whole album is a tribute (and a bit of a Requiem) to Syd Barret, the founding guitarist of Pink Floyd, whose mental/emotional issues led to the band replacing him with David Gilmour - "and when the band you're in starts playing different tunes ... I'll see you on the dark side of the moon." ... but even serious mental illness is recognized as a spectrum" "There is no dark side of the moon really - matter of fact, it's *all* dark" - we *all* have struggles, and absolute sanity is unrealized ...

You are absolutely adorable

"How did they think of this?" Do you really want to know?

Amira did not study anywhere until she was 10 years old. She is self-taught (nugget).

We are fortunate to live in a marvelous time of great young female singers...Arpi Alto, Laura Bretan, Emily Bear, Harriett, Emma Kok, Emily Linge, Malinda. Lucy Thomas, probably more. Alphabetical here, all favorites. Wish I would live long enough to watch them grow.

The writer thought 40,000 people dying everyday was a lot. Well, it's a lot more than that, but he didn't have internet to research that in 1976.

There waa no auto tune back then.

Time by pink floyd

They are all funny

1, A5

I can't tell you how happy I am to not have a clue this was in Shrek 😂

Just a suggestion for you Maggie, there is a CZcams channel called Southern Raised and just like other groups they do covers of classic songs Just Like Home Free did with Man of Constant Sorrow. Well, Southern Raised does a cover of the classic Marty Robbins song Big Iron and it is awesome. The guy singing it has a bass voice like Tim from Home Free. You should definitely check it out because I know you will love it. Thank me later. :)

you are annoying and not only because youtube auto corrects me

John Deacon playing a double bass is based on a joke Brian May made during the recording sessions for the song "39". May jokingly said Deacon should play double bass on it, so a few days later Deacon came back with a double bass and having spend day and night learning to play it.

This Beautiful at the beginning is Sir Brian May, PhD. Mainly lead guitarist, but also composer of this song and arranger of the orchestra, as well an astrophysicist.

You have to check out the sequel to this video, “My Stick”

Beautiful ❣️

Vocal emulates Frankie Lymon's original, which he co-wrote and recorded at the age of 13 with his group, the Teenagers. Song was Number One on the Billboard R & B chart for five weeks. Lymon died of a heroin overdose at age 25 in 1968. Three women fought over his estate.

3rd most popular US singer after Elvis and Frank, over 400M albums sold

Early metalcore cathy af but not in a bad way

They were a supergroup (Styx - Night Ranger - Ted Nugent) and were paid $1,000,000 to disband and go back to their own individual bands! Why? Because they were too damn good...

Heavenly

Please react Weird Genius - Catalyst❤

Still the best reaction I've seen to this- And I've probably seen them all.

Está avanzada esta canción en un poema de José santos Chocano y denominada el idilio de los volcanes en explora hizo su propia versión del mismo y lo convirtió en esta bella canción…. El idilio de los volcanes El Ixtlaccíhuatl traza la figura yacente de una mujer dormida bajo el Sol. El Popocatépetl flamea en los siglos como una apocalíptica visión; Y estos dos volcanes solemnes tienen una historia de amor, digna de ser cantada en las compilaciones de una extraordinaria canción. Ixtaccíhuatl -hace miles de años- fue la princesa más parecida a una flor que en la tribu de los viejos caciques del más gentil capitán se enamoró. El padre augustamente abrió los labios y díjole al capitán seductor que si tornaba un día con la cabeza del cacique enemigo clavada en su lanzón, encontraría preparados, a un tiempo mismo, el festín de su triunfo y el lecho de su amor. Y Popocatépetl fuese a la guerra con esta esperanza en el corazón, domó las rebeldías de las selvas obstinadas, el motín de los riscos contra su paso vencedor, la osadía despeñada de los torrentes, la acechanza de los pantanos en traición y contra cientos y cientos de soldados, por años gallardamente combatió. Al fin tornó a la tribu (y la cabeza del cacique enemigo sangraba en su lanzón). Halló el festín del triunfo preparado, pero no así el lecho de su amor; en vez de lecho encontró el túmulo en que su novia, dormida bajo el sol, esperaba en su frente el beso póstumo de la boca que nunca en la vida besó. Y Popocatépetl quebró en sus rodillas el haz de flechas y en una sola voz, conjuró la sombra de sus antepasados contra la crueldad de su impasible Dios. Era la vida suya, muy suya, porque contra la muerte ganó, tenía el triunfo, la riqueza, el poderío, pero no tenía el amor. Entonces hizo que veinte mil esclavos alzaran un gran túmulo ante el sol, amontonó diez cumbres en una escalinata como alucinación, tomó en sus brazos a la mujer amada Y él mismo sobre el túmulo la colocó; luego encendió una antorcha y para siempre quedose en pie alumbrando el sarcófago de su dolor. Duerme en paz, Ixtaccíhuatl, nunca los tiempos borrarán los perfiles de tu expresión. Vela en paz, Popocatépetl, nunca los huracanes apagarán tu antorcha, eterna como el amor. José Santos Chocano