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There is nothing else like the B-52s and this was their greatest hit. This song was played at EVERY party in the early 1980's.

One of my favorite BM songs, and it doesn’t get the kind of mention it should, imo. Their harmonies, Su’s exquisite vocals, extremely catchy tune, and just how much it displays their versatility as artists (from band to singer to dancers) make it a must hear/see.

Good God, man, you interrupt the music here SO MANY TIMES! Give it at least chance to play and take in the overall context of the song, instrumental break, etc. You are defeating the very purpose of your reactions when we hear more reaction than the music you are reacting to!

Love this song. Weird changes. B#?

“I have no words” Those are literally words, sir.

This is my first video of yours I've seen and you're already in my top 3 channels. Easy top 1 reaction channel. Someone who actually knows how to react instead of just listen. Love you man! Thanks for making my life better! Keep being genuine and keep being yourself! The talk box thing or whatever it's called is mostly for the track called Sleeper. "We Like It Here" is the album. At around 14:00 his solo sounds like it could be in a Mariokart course. Ok a little about this band, the bass players name is Michael League. He's the founder, and writes and produces most of it. Larnell Lewis is on drumset. He's my favorite drummer ever, tied with Neil Peart from Rush. One of the keyboard players plays my favorite trumpet solo ever in their track call Shofukan. They're all so multitalented and freaking wizards at their instruments. Every time I listen to Cory Henry's keyboard solo, I get filled with so much adrenaline it feels like it's me playing, of course I'll never be that good, but the adrenaline is so much

I have no sympathy for ANYONE who hasnt heard AJA. You have no right to broadcast your opinions unkess you have lived with Steely Dan most of if your life. Your musical taste is well below average. Leave SD fans alone. Go and review Taylor Swift.

Instead of using K to pause, use the spacebar instead. Far less likely to hit the wrong key.

God is good

Sub for The Warning. More.

Cheer~~~deprive (a coin, note, or precious metal) of its status as money.😢

Babymetal together 5:02

All we want is some respect shown to the band. You did that. Thnx man.

Reage a música "Stranger " é fantástico.

Ok mi comentario.es el siguiente.esa agrupacion vivio el momento en eso años i si avian variedades de distintas bandas de rok.pero el momento fue justo la jente queria escuchar algo difernte.i ese fue el Bun del momento sea alocadas las letras o la can cion como fuese .i hoi dia siguen dando de que hablar y de que incomodar a los fanaticos del rok pesado .es solp eso fue el momento de la banda i luego el pleno siglo xx.se escucha todavia .es increible .i mi persona .es de Maracaibo estado Zulia Venezuela. Desde tan lejos estoi asiendo referencia de mi comentario .i esa loca cancion la e escuchado sonar en fiestas i otros festejos .de locos pero sierto .mas que suficiente.B52 .increíblemente. B52

Great song, lots of fun, a very unique band for their time! Ricky Wilson was the original guitarist, he had very unusual guitar tunings, sometimes playing with just 4 strings by removing the middle two. Next, check out their studio version of “52 Girls,” released in 78. ✌️

Excellent work - especially on old school. Thank you for putting this together. Such a treat!

Pretty well done cover for a very complex Steely Dan all time classic. They did it justice. I think Donald, Walter, and even Steve Gadd would smile.

Y le falta escuchar el Himno de Kajaguistan cantada por él.

I played with color grading in DaVinci very briefly, but from what I remember color grading presets *are* custom LUTs. You set up the grading node the way you want them, then you can right-click on a clip and go to "Generate LUT", choose the cube density (I'm not entirely sure what this means, but the handful of guides I've seen say 33-point is sufficient for most tasks), and that will output a *.cube file. Then you can right-click on one of the existing LUT categories and select "Open File Location". Create your own folder there and put your *.cube file in that folder and you should see it pop up as a custom category with your custom LUT inside that you can just drag into any future clips.

Yeah, we know the song let it play.

I just listened to Animosity live CDMX. They have their uncle and cousin offstage helping with backing parts musically and with vocals at times. In this show especially towards the beginning of the concert his backing vocals are mixed way to strong and they backed them off quite a bit once they figured that out.Personally I dont like when he sings backup and feel they should let Ale do it more because she does have a lower register anyway.

Would definitely love to see you play the new Riven.

They were on SNL and changed the life of Kurt Cobain and other artists.

Congratulations on 10K subs!

This is the second video I watch of yours about this camera, and on both of them, the audio is out of sync. Watched another video on your channel, just to see if it was ok, and it seemed to be ok.

Larry Carleton created the arrangements and was the brilliant guitar soloist. Back then every session player was expected to "bring something" to the piece and this is what you get when you have so many talented performers who know their business.

This song was a needed breakthrough. It follows too many songs were about love, and deep, or were angry in the 1970’s. There is such a thing as too much of a good thing. The B52’s Rock Lobster was a breath of fresh airborne- pure unapologetic, unadulterated fun. I distinctly recalled being a freshman in college, hearing our dorm’s RA complain, “Our songs were songs about love. These kids are bopping around to a rock lobster!”

You can record from a mixing board into that to do live recordings. I am asking questions about that to tascam.

My favorite SD song. Mostly because I’m a drummer.

Legacy Studio: Probably too late to respond. Two thoughts, I was impressed with the music - which is a surprise; well done. Have you heard a recording a real dulcimer? Or one 'live.' I have several spitfire (paid for) collections and I respect their efforts but the dulcimer isn't easy to nail.

Hey Tim good to see you. How’s mom and Dad? Tell them Art says hello

Dont worry Tim, we are laughing WITH you, not AT you. 😂 I find myself doing the same too, no worries.

How does it deal with guitar chords ?

This camera looks good to me. Will this still hild up in 2024? I mean it looks good to me. Lol.

For me, it's hard to pick what I like most...horns, Corey or Larnell.

Genius has entered the room.......

Thank you for this video. I just got my first (second-hand) printer and the noise was a concern in my research but I thought I might be able to live with it. One day of printing later and I'm searching for reviews! Your video helped me make the decision; "night and day" "no-brainer". Thank-You 👍

Oh this is awesome, I had no clue you did this! Will you be doing any in Great Falls? 😁

That car was nuts..

This was such a cool video! You're so good at engaging with the customers while you're working and getting to see actual produced works and get glimpses of the process in action is awesome! We stayed at a mountain cabin a few years back that had a massage chair pretty similar to that, not quite as fancy though. I think my reaction to it was pretty similar to Karen's - at first it hurt and I didn't really like it, but as it continued it kind of grew on me. I think I ended up spending most of the trip in it! 😄I don't think ours had the arm sleeves though.

That HUD speedometer is pretty cool! Haven't really seen a thing like that before. That burned out car was craaazy!! I'm surprised the state hadn't sent a tow to pick it up. We were on our way back from a museum in Seattle a week or two ago and while we were driving down the highway, we passed a semi-truck engulfed in flames! We were almost past it before we really could interpret what we were seeing. It must have just happened, and we could feel the heat through our windows as we passed! We were just stunned for a few minutes afterward. This car you found must have had a similar fire and it must have been HOTT for the metal and glass to melt the way it did!

I enjoyed your review - it's hysterical. I don't do streaming. I do professional video, and I usually use a Panasonic GH5. I've used the camera for over 8 years for filming things that I know I need something quick and automatic for. (Some documentary materials etc.) But I just want to update. You can buy chargers for the batteries. I've never charged using the AC cord. The camera has a WB setting (not very professional but it's something) and if it's not on a tripod it actually stays fairly stable without a gimble. But again - I don't use it for streaming so I can understand your frustration. The one problem with the camera is that at this point (after 8 years of usage) it has developed a problem in which after about a minute of filming a black screen appears on the monitor and tells you "Error occurred. Please Turn Unit Off and Then Turn On Again". Extremely frustrating. Is it fixable? I don't know... I decided to forget trying to fix it and buy something new... But that is a real downer...

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Ale is doing the lower range vocals. She'll drop an octave lower than Dany.

Great reaction to a killer band. Go Griz!

This gane is pretty good but is so unfair and uncomfortable when you're in fast combat moments

Dimash…. The best vocalist IN THE WORLD.

Steely Dan was and remains one of my favorite bands. They combined jazz and rock, great and complex songwriting, and great studio artists to make some amazing music. If you want some completely different (but no less amazing) music from the same era, I think you should check out Rush. A three person band, and all three were virtuosos on their instruments as well as gifted composers. The drummer, Neil Peart, wrote almost all of their deeply-philosophical lyrics. Check it out!