The British invasion was nothing to do with the war,it was in the 60s when all these bands from England came over to America ( invaded the charts and music scene ) these were the Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Kinks,Cream,The Who,to name a few
The Smiths should have been an honorable mention, the band that defined British indie rock in the mid-to-late 1980s... One of the greatest band in the world.
I look now and then at Band Aid on CZcams, and I seem to think the best bands were British whether in Wembley or Philadelphia (OK LZ played shit that day)
A tip, the Beatles are more influential than Michael Jackson and Whitney Houston - who while both top quality artists, neither of whom actually changed popular culture the way the Beatles did.
I think that maybe you forget how Motown, reggae and hiphop have influenced the worlds music scene today. Ok, the Beatles were an amazing influence, that still echo through music today, but so also, do those and their styles that have been mentioned.
@@dobbinthe Agree those genres are very influential, but I didn't 'forget them' as you state, I was merely responding to the somewhat absurd comment that Michael Jackson & Whitney Houston were more influential than the Beatles.
whilst not about the Berlin wall, its nothing to do with children's education (perhaps a nod to school time of one specific child). either listen to entire album or if that still fails to explain try watching the film for reference. the wall is basically the prison/barrier in his (Pink's, the singer in the story) mind to protect himself from real life
@@AgentLemmon yes it was but thats long after being written/recorded. i could say a song is played at a certain sports event. doesnt give the event and song any connection other than it was played does it? lol
During the 1960s, Motown artists and classic blues artists like Muddy Waters toured Britain. They loved the lack of segregation, and they influenced a lot of the bands that came later.
The British Invasion was a cultural phenomenon of the mid-1960s, when rock and pop music acts from the United Kingdom and other aspects of British culture became popular in the United States and significant to the rising "counterculture" on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean.
Pink Floyd's album The Dark Side of the Moon is among the most critically acclaimed records in history, often featured on professional listings of the greatest albums of all time. The record helped propel Pink Floyd to international fame, bringing wealth and recognition to all four of its members. A blockbuster release of the album era, it also propelled record sales throughout the music industry during the 1970s. It has been certified 14Ă platinum in the United Kingdom, and topped the US Billboard Top LPs & Tape chart, where it has charted for 958 weeks in total.
As influential as Micheal Jackson, Whitney Houston and Prince were to music, you canât put them anywhere near the same level as the Beatles, they have their own level that will never be matched đ€đ
@@Shagyamum doesnât mean he compares to the Beatles he may have been the âking of popâ but the Beatles were the greatest ever. Thatâs why theyâre on their own level
@@eyesofisabelofficial 2/3rds?....Andy Summers was born in Lancashire. I get your point though. They also said Led Zep were a "London band", 2 of the 4 members being from the midlands. Re The Police, they also said 4 productions (albums) over 5 years....well I make it 5 studio albums over 6 years. I used to think Mojo was a reputable source of information.
Sting is not a Londoner, he is from Newcastle in the North East. That large instrument is a Double Bass, a bass guitar does the same job, earlier bands used the Double Bass for its visual appeal.
The Rolling Stones are currently touring the USA! Sadly Charlie Watt the drummer passed away in London in August this year. Mick Jagger still struts his stuff on the stage like he was in his twenties! Amazing band live!
We produced a lot for such a small place but you gotta remember the yanks invented the blues and rock to begin with, and then a boatload of great music ever since. Also invented hip hop, rap, house etc
The British Invasion was in the 60s when British pop culture and rock bands first became popular in the United States and other countries âinvadingâ their music
Iron Maiden's lead singer, Bruce Dickinson, is also a trained pilot, A few years ago when a British holiday firm collapsed he flew a Boeing 757 out to Europe and Egypt to bring home stranded UK tourists. He's a great guy and a real gent. Iron Maiden have a huge back catalogue of material, their video 'Can I Play With Madness' is a great one. Very 80s metal and probably a bit grainy quality now (edit: it isn't, it's been digitally remastered on YT) but loads of fun! It's quite a catchy song.
@@Robert.W. The Group formed in Australia. Year they spent the early years in the UK they weren't making music in the UK. Who was included in the British Invasion? In the front ranks, marching in formation behind the Beatles, were the Dave Clark Five, the Rolling Stones, Herman's Hermits, the Searchers, the Hollies, the Animals, the Kinks, the Yardbirds, Gerry and the Pacemakers, Freddie and the Dreamers, Petula Clark, Dusty Springfield, Peter and Gordon and Chad and Jeremy.Jul 14, 1988 - Rolling Stone Mag.
@@Robert.W. Australian act, alongside Olivia Newton-John and Rick Springfield. The Bee Gees and AC/DC , Aussie Invasion. From the article the Bee Gees themselves didn't consider them apart of the British invasion . Even though they made strides in Australia nd England They Really didn't have hit in US till Saturday Night Fever
Some people are oblivious to the world around them, I watched a Rolling Stones concert on TV years ago, I think it was in Paris (That's in France for some Americans). He pranced around the stage wrapped in a large Union Jack, at the end of the concert they were asking a group of American ladies what they thought. They said they were the greatest American rock band ever.
The British Invasion happened in the early 60s when all of the British bands and singers hit the US at once and took over the music scene. "Jude" is really Julian, John Lennon's son. When Yoko Ono came into John's life Julian was almost totally neglected by his father. Paul wrote "Hey Jude" to help comfort to Julian.
âAnother Brick in the Wallâ is not about the Berlin Wall. Itâs about the sometimes rigid and abusive schooling in uk education that still existed at this time (1979) The âbricksâ in the wall are the adults , particularly teachers who surround the kids and close them off. The song is about the kids revolting and tell the teachers to leave them alone. Adam Lambert was invited by Queen to be their frontman on tour many years after Freddie died. He is not there to replace Freddie but emulate him. They always pay tribute to him in their concerts with them singing along to footage and adding Freddieâs vocals.
Other bands worth looking out for: Roxy Music, The Jam, The Cure, T. Rex, and one of the most influential artists of all time, David Bowie (ok, not a âbandâ but certainly worthy of a mention). Status Quo probably deserve a mention as an iconic British band, not least because of their longevity!
Deep Purple should definitely be up there as should The Animal's, Procol Harum, The Moody Blues, Yes and probably even Jethro Tull. If we want to be pedantic about things then;- though classed as Australian the original members of AC/DC were all born in Scotland. The Bee Gees Manchester and the Isle of Mann, even the lead singer of the Monkeys was English. David Byrne of Talking Heads is Scottish and I could go on.
John Lennon virtually broke up the band in around 1970 when he met and married the Japanese conceptual artist YOKO ONO, and he moved to New York where he was assassinated in 1980 by Mark David Chapman outside his apartment block the Dakota Building on 8 Decenber 1980. There is a place of remembrance in Central Park New York dedicated to John Lennon. He died at the age of only 40. He was a peaceful man and should never have died in such a horrible way by a gun R I P JOHN LENNON.
It's a fallacy, a legend put about at the time. Yoko didn't break up the Beatles. Money did. By that time it was so tangled, that the only way to sort it out was to break up the band.
My âfun factâ for when that sort of occasion happens, is that I have the same birthday as John Lennon, and was born the year he died. The inevitable follow up question reveals that no, I have absolutely no musical talent, whatsoever⊠He died 2 months, almost to the day, after I was born.
Yoko Ono had very little to do with the break up of the band. The death of their manager Brian Epstein in 1968 and John and Paulâs creative differences is what caused the Beatles to split up
i was shocked that you dont know about pink floyds success there album the dark side of the moon has sold over 45 millon copies they have sold over 250 millon units of there work
@@user-vg1tt3vg9y đâweâreâsuch talented guitar players.Iâm still really proudâweâ wrote all those classic tunes throughout the years.only joshing itâs a good point but itâs just something we as humans do.goes for sports too
just so you know fleetwood mac are british from the sixties , even at their most succesful 3 of the five mebers were brit but stevi nicks and lindsay buckingham gave them the siound that took them to superstadom
I've watched a few reactions to these WatchMojo British band videos and it's amazing how insular the Americans are thinking so many British bands are American đ Kiss and Aerosmith put on the same level as Led Zeppelin and Queen. Christ. đ
OMG! I had exactly the same reaction when I heard The Beatles. What is it? What is it? That's so great! Who are they? It was 'Revolver' album. Imagine my surprise, when I learnt that the band was from 60s. Prior listened to many great rock bands but The Beatles are just on another level!
British Bands - suggestions The Kinks - Waterloo Sunset Pink Floyd - Shine on you crazy diamond (live version) Moody Blues - Nights in White Satin (live version) Procol Harum - A Whiter shade of pale (version with Danish National Orchestra)
The Beatles impact is the biggest. I mean, till this day if we go to Paul's concert, for example, you'll have kids, teen, adults and old folks. It's ageless.
Where QUEEN was the ROCK OPERA group, PINK FLOYD was the ROCK CLASSICAL group with vocals. Meaning their music was like a modern day version of Classical music such as composers lick BACH, Beethoven and Mozart and many others. As much as I like Queen, PINK FLOYD is far better on so many levels. I understand that Freddy has a Remarkable voice, however PINK FLOYD can transport your mind, heart and soul thru the depth of their music and their Lyrics were very deep and meaningful and can if studied open your mind to so may things.
No-John Lennon didn't just die- he was murdered in NYC by a jerk still in jail. And for the Police- the drummer, Stewart Copeland is American (his Dad CIA head of Lebanon station in 1970s). But that video you showed was slanted . No Small Faces or The Faces, no Cream, no Eurythmics, no 10cc, no Deep Purple, no Mott the Hoople, no Traffic, no Joe Cocker, no Average White Band, no Nazareth, no Dire Straits, no Humble Pie, no Mike Oldfield, no Yardbirds... please! THIS was the British Invasion. US rock started to phase out when Pat Boone (we called him Pat Prune) sang Little Richard songs. Then the 10 your video showed plus the dozen or so I mentioned re-invigorated Rock starting in about 1964. Thank goodness. Greetings from only a partly biased Canada. Peace and be safe. (but I AM a new Sub and like for you... you were honest)
The Rolling Stones. Of the original line up from the early 60's, 2 members have died. Brian Jones in July 1969, replaced in the band by Ronnie Wood, and the drummer Charlie Watts who died only a few months ago. All the rest are alive and well and still rocking.
I'm convinced Keith Richards sleeps in a hibernation cocoon and drinks the blood of baby kittens, the dude has looked 60 years old for the last 50 years. (/s since this is the internet and no one understands exaggeration and sarcasm anymore)
You should react to the 2012 London Olympics Opening Ceremony. If you want the most British culture in one hit, that's the thing to watch. You'd need to edit it a lot though, it's a long thing. Maybe react in sections? You'd probably enjoy it and have questions about it though.
Yes, he also did a excellent cover of a Zeppelin song Whole Lotta Love when he was on American Idol. czcams.com/video/BcdjaU5zrCQ/video.html&ab_channel=AdamLambertBrasil
I think when he says "acid rock" for Pink Ployd he's saying you just sit back for an hour and soak in their music while your stoned out of your mind. Been there done that.
The second British invasion early 1980`s is sometimes forgotten then you look at the groups that spawned from this decade forming in the late 1970`s and struck gold in the later decade Duran Duran,Depeche Mode, The Human League and the Cure of whom all had hits and are still progressing over 40 years later.
'The Asian woman' was Yoko Ono, John Lennon's wife. John didn't 'pass on', he was assassinated over 40 years ago, in New York. A great loss to the world
Led Zepplin's song "Kashmir" is simply iconic. The guitar rifts played by the iconic Jimmy Page is masterclass, the vocals of Robert Plant with his blues touch unbeatable and drums of John Bonham magic not to forget and probably most underestimated bassist John Paul Jones was magnificent. The Beatles deserve their place at number one regarding impact in the music industry but personally Led Zepplin is my favorite as total band vocally and technically. There is no way The Beatles would have or will ever beat Led Zepplin in these aspects.
Jakes Pretorius : Musically and technically Yes in their pomp were a far better band than Led Zeppelin, who were great, very much about excess, but letâs be clear, a lot of their iconic songs were rip offs
@@howardjones7370 It all comes from the Blues. The only difference with Led Zeppelin was that they didnât give credit where credit was due. Only after some of the bluesmen took them to court did they give them credit.
Easily the most amazing Led Zeppelin tribute is Stairway to Heaven performed by Heart (Live at Kennedy Center Honors) for Obama in 2012. The late Bonham's son played the drums. It's a "must-see".
The instrument Sting is playing in "Every Breath You Take" is a bass. Sting was the bass player for the Police. Usually, Sting played electric bass (a.k.a. bass guitar) - but on this song, he played standup bass (a.k.a double bass, bass fiddle, and bass violin) - the left-hand fretboard positions on both the bass guitar and standup bass are the same.
english bands were more inventive .all the 70 "guitars "gods "were english even hendrix had to go to englandto start his own career they reinvented rock music from metal to rock symphonic
No dear, Mick Jagger is not dead - he's an alive and kicking great- grandfather đ That's rock 'n' roll đ€ The Asian woman - I think you mean Yoko Ono, John Lennon's wife đ€
Dont even compair Fleetwood mac to Pink Floyd until you have gone down the Pink Floyd rabbit hole first. My top Three Bands are Led Zeppelin, YES and Pink Floyd. Pink Floyd being #1 It should be a crime to call Pink Floyd ''over hyped'' Dont be stupid
The British did well in rock because we loved the Blues band origins and didn't have Jim Crow suppressing it. In fact pink Floyd comes from Pink Anderson and Floyd Council
Zeplinn Sabath Purple status quo, Queen the who Kinks, Floyd, Police, Bowie, roxy music, Beatles, rolling stones, Mike oldfield(tubular bells fame), genasis (phil collins), (Even the lead singer with the Monkeys was a lad from manchester england), just to name a few, all british super stars from the 70's
The Who best live band of all time and it`s not even close the royality of rock consisted of The Beatles, the Rolling Stones and The Who. Bands that came later like Queen were considered second tier acts.
You are dead right about The Beatles. This vid plays fast and loose with where the bands are from, if they are not sure, they just say âLondonâ. Pink Floyd (from Cambridge) didnât have a hit with Apples. No, they had a hit with a song about a man who stole underwear off washing lines!
You need to try Dire Straits. Live alchemy Suntans of Swing ! It will blow you away. Any band that does about 275 shows in a year l all in good size stadiums deserves some credit
In a relatively short period of time how did so many iconic & hugely influential bands all emerge from one little island country? Good Lord, what an unlikely concentration of stellar talent and timing.....The Beatles, The Stones, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, The Who, Queen....For my money Led Zeppelin (in their early prime) remain the greatest rock band that ever stepped on a stage. Zep-I knocked most rock fans (& musicians) on their a** when released in '69 & it sounds every inch as vibrant and powerful today.
Music channel here đ
The British invasion was nothing to do with the war,it was in the 60s when all these bands from England came over to America ( invaded the charts and music scene ) these were the Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Kinks,Cream,The Who,to name a few
The beatles are a million times more influential than Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston and Prince LOL! You Plonker.
The Smiths should have been an honorable mention, the band that defined British indie rock in the mid-to-late 1980s... One of the greatest band in the world.
Are they all British? No only the good ones đ
It's funny how a lot of people don't realize the 70s-80s rock scene was absolutely dominated by British bands lol
I look now and then at Band Aid on CZcams, and I seem to think the best bands were British whether in Wembley or Philadelphia (OK LZ played shit that day)
When it comes to bands, the British bands rule.
60s,70s 80s
All greatest rock bands come from England
Not just the 70s and 80s,it started with the British invasion in the 60s
A tip, the Beatles are more influential than Michael Jackson and Whitney Houston - who while both top quality artists, neither of whom actually changed popular culture the way the Beatles did.
Most certainly, yes!
The Beatles lose out on their "blackness" appeal!
I think that maybe you forget how Motown, reggae and hiphop have influenced the worlds music scene today. Ok, the Beatles were an amazing influence, that still echo through music today, but so also, do those and their styles that have been mentioned.
@@dobbinthe Agree those genres are very influential, but I didn't 'forget them' as you state, I was merely responding to the somewhat absurd comment that Michael Jackson & Whitney Houston were more influential than the Beatles.
@@danosverige shut up mate
Oh my, the British Invasion refers to the time when English bands took over the US charts from the 1960s onwards.
The first of the British Invasion bands was, of course, The Beatles.
Britain isn't just England, there is also Scotland and Wales
@@bibiobing and n ireland
@@bibiobing That's why it's called 'The British invasion!'
DOH!
@@saintdon4461 Northern Ireland is in the UK, not Britain
"Another Brick in the Wall" is not a reference to the Berlin wall (which was not made of bricks). It's about children's education.
whilst not about the Berlin wall, its nothing to do with children's education (perhaps a nod to school time of one specific child). either listen to entire album or if that still fails to explain try watching the film for reference. the wall is basically the prison/barrier in his (Pink's, the singer in the story) mind to protect himself from real life
.....We clear?
I always thought it was wrote about a perverted teacher pmsl
@@perpetualidiocy6622 The wall was performed live in Berlin after the fall of the wall. It was a world famous event, so there is a slight link
@@AgentLemmon yes it was but thats long after being written/recorded. i could say a song is played at a certain sports event. doesnt give the event and song any connection other than it was played does it? lol
During the 1960s, Motown artists and classic blues artists like Muddy Waters toured Britain. They loved the lack of segregation, and they influenced a lot of the bands that came later.
Yes they sure did
Bob Marley sang at my old local.
Legend
The Beatles have sold more than Micheal Jackson, Prince, Whitney, combined. Look it up. They've sold over a billion records.
Pity most of them suck
@@UTRG-UnderTheRain ur opinion sucks
@@UTRG-UnderTheRain ur opinion sucks
@@UTRG-UnderTheRain ha
@@UTRG-UnderTheRain : Stick with the gaming, prick, the basement is calling, cellar dweller
if you haven't heard Pink Floyd, you're missing out on some of the best music ever created.
The British Invasion was a cultural phenomenon of the mid-1960s, when rock and pop music acts from the United Kingdom and other aspects of British culture became popular in the United States and significant to the rising "counterculture" on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean.
And it started with The Beatles.
@@MsAppassionata arguably it started with The Dave Clark Five.
Weirdly enough.
Pink Floyd's album The Dark Side of the Moon is among the most critically acclaimed records in history, often featured on professional listings of the greatest albums of all time. The record helped propel Pink Floyd to international fame, bringing wealth and recognition to all four of its members. A blockbuster release of the album era, it also propelled record sales throughout the music industry during the 1970s. It has been certified 14Ă platinum in the United Kingdom, and topped the US Billboard Top LPs & Tape chart, where it has charted for 958 weeks in total.
958 weeks fackin hell đŹ
Well said.
Not only that, but they followed it up with some real corkers, too!
Wikipedia lmao.
Nice try
for sure
As influential as Micheal Jackson, Whitney Houston and Prince were to music, you canât put them anywhere near the same level as the Beatles, they have their own level that will never be matched đ€đ
Dont forget elvis
Mj was same level not others tho
@@Shagyamum no he was not
@@aidanjackson1946 he was tho. He was literally called king of pop....
@@Shagyamum doesnât mean he compares to the Beatles he may have been the âking of popâ but the Beatles were the greatest ever. Thatâs why theyâre on their own level
Sting and his fellow Londoners? He's a Geordie ffs.
And one of them is American!
He used to teach in a school in Cumbria
the voice over guy kept saying "London band" when Pink Floyd are from Cambridge and 2/3ds of The Police are from Newcastle On Tyne.
@@eyesofisabelofficial 2/3rds?....Andy Summers was born in Lancashire. I get your point though. They also said Led Zep were a "London band", 2 of the 4 members being from the midlands. Re The Police, they also said 4 productions (albums) over 5 years....well I make it 5 studio albums over 6 years. I used to think Mojo was a reputable source of information.
@@pxr0583 Brilliant response - ta !
Omg how did you not know Coldplay were British đđ
The greatest British band ever has to be the Bee Gees and the worst has to be Oasis.
@@daveboy1247 Take that back Dave
@@daveboy1247 err... the Bee Gees emigrated to AUSTRALIA as kids with their parents.
@@mariahoulihan9483 then returned to Britain in the late sixties to further their musical careers.
Theyâre English
After watching this my heart bleeds for youth of today,so sad
same
Yes đ„Č
Sting is not a Londoner, he is from Newcastle in the North East. That large instrument is a Double Bass, a bass guitar does the same job, earlier bands used the Double Bass for its visual appeal.
And Stuart Copeland is a yank
If i put a british sticker on the seat on a F-22, its a brittish plane ? đđ
Andy Summers is from Lancashire. So three Londoners not from London.
@@hakandelabiarritz6750 Except in this case your putting a sticker on a Spitfire seat so yes British.
The Rolling Stones are currently touring the USA! Sadly Charlie Watt the drummer passed away in London in August this year. Mick Jagger still struts his stuff on the stage like he was in his twenties! Amazing band live!
They really aren't! They were lame live when I saw them. Terrible sound and no drive
When you start to realise that a small dapper island has more musical talent than a giant nation
The British invented the railroad the rhythm invented the blues the blues went over the ocean and that brings the music to you.
We produced a lot for such a small place but you gotta remember the yanks invented the blues and rock to begin with, and then a boatload of great music ever since. Also invented hip hop, rap, house etc
The British Invasion was in the 60s when British pop culture and rock bands first became popular in the United States and other countries âinvadingâ their music
Iron Maiden's lead singer, Bruce Dickinson, is also a trained pilot, A few years ago when a British holiday firm collapsed he flew a Boeing 757 out to Europe and Egypt to bring home stranded UK tourists. He's a great guy and a real gent. Iron Maiden have a huge back catalogue of material, their video 'Can I Play With Madness' is a great one. Very 80s metal and probably a bit grainy quality now (edit: it isn't, it's been digitally remastered on YT) but loads of fun! It's quite a catchy song.
Wow didn't know that!
I screamed when Favour said âCOLDPLAY IS BRITISH??!!â
Yep they are đđđ
The greatest British band ever has to be the Bee Gees and the worst has to be Oasis.
@@daveboy1247 Bee Gees are From Australia
@@daveboy1247 hot take
@@Robert.W. The Group formed in Australia. Year they spent the early years in the UK they weren't making music in the UK.
Who was included in the British Invasion?
In the front ranks, marching in formation behind the Beatles, were the Dave Clark Five, the Rolling Stones, Herman's Hermits, the Searchers, the Hollies, the Animals, the Kinks, the Yardbirds, Gerry and the Pacemakers, Freddie and the Dreamers, Petula Clark, Dusty Springfield, Peter and Gordon and Chad and Jeremy.Jul 14, 1988 - Rolling Stone Mag.
@@Robert.W. Australian act, alongside Olivia Newton-John and Rick Springfield. The Bee Gees and AC/DC , Aussie Invasion. From the article the Bee Gees themselves didn't consider them apart of the British invasion . Even though they made strides in Australia nd England They Really didn't have hit in US till Saturday Night Fever
Some people are oblivious to the world around them, I watched a Rolling Stones concert on TV years ago, I think it was in Paris (That's in France for some Americans). He pranced around the stage wrapped in a large Union Jack, at the end of the concert they were asking a group of American ladies what they thought. They said they were the greatest American rock band ever.
lol
Typical
The British Invasion happened in the early 60s when all of the British bands and singers hit the US at once and took over the music scene. "Jude" is really Julian, John Lennon's son. When Yoko Ono came into John's life Julian was almost totally neglected by his father. Paul wrote "Hey Jude" to help comfort to Julian.
The reason Adam Lambert was mentioned is because he now tours with Queen as the frontman singing the songs. đ
âAnother Brick in the Wallâ is not about the Berlin Wall. Itâs about the sometimes rigid and abusive schooling in uk education that still existed at this time (1979) The âbricksâ in the wall are the adults , particularly teachers who surround the kids and close them off. The song is about the kids revolting and tell the teachers to leave them alone.
Adam Lambert was invited by Queen to be their frontman on tour many years after Freddie died. He is not there to replace Freddie but emulate him. They always pay tribute to him in their concerts with them singing along to footage and adding Freddieâs vocals.
"The British Invasion", was of the record charts. I love your reaction to Queen
Other bands worth looking out for: Roxy Music, The Jam, The Cure, T. Rex, and one of the most influential artists of all time, David Bowie (ok, not a âbandâ but certainly worthy of a mention). Status Quo probably deserve a mention as an iconic British band, not least because of their longevity!
Deep Purple should definitely be up there as should The Animal's, Procol Harum, The Moody Blues, Yes and probably even Jethro Tull.
If we want to be pedantic about things then;- though classed as Australian the original members of AC/DC were all born in Scotland. The Bee Gees Manchester and the Isle of Mann, even the lead singer of the Monkeys was English. David Byrne of Talking Heads is Scottish and I could go on.
Don't forget Motorhead!
also ELO , YES; Pupl. the BEE GEES are British Wham and all the 1980; bands
Britain will always have the best music in the world
John Lennon virtually broke up the band in around 1970 when he met and married the Japanese conceptual artist YOKO ONO, and he moved to New York where he was assassinated in 1980 by Mark David Chapman outside his apartment block the Dakota Building on 8 Decenber 1980. There is a place of remembrance in Central Park New York dedicated to John Lennon. He died at the age of only 40. He was a peaceful man and should never have died in such a horrible way by a gun
R I P JOHN LENNON.
I remember how shocked we were ast the time to hear on the news that John Lennon had been murdered by being gunned down.
It's a fallacy, a legend put about at the time. Yoko didn't break up the Beatles. Money did. By that time it was so tangled, that the only way to sort it out was to break up the band.
My âfun factâ for when that sort of occasion happens, is that I have the same birthday as John Lennon, and was born the year he died. The inevitable follow up question reveals that no, I have absolutely no musical talent, whatsoeverâŠ
He died 2 months, almost to the day, after I was born.
Yoko Ono had very little to do with the break up of the band. The death of their manager Brian Epstein in 1968 and John and Paulâs creative differences is what caused the Beatles to split up
i was shocked that you dont know about pink floyds success there album the dark side of the moon has sold over 45 millon copies they have sold over 250 millon units of there work
60s 70s 80s 90s the brits produced such great music thank u for recognising our iconic bands but there are so many more đŹđ§đŹđ§
Weâve always had the greatest bands in the world, Iâll give the rest of the world another 100 years and we would still be champions!! đđŹđ§
I agree of course, but it always makes me laugh when people use "we" like us Brits had anything to do with those bands' achievements
@@user-vg1tt3vg9y đâweâreâsuch talented guitar players.Iâm still really proudâweâ wrote all those classic tunes throughout the years.only joshing itâs a good point but itâs just something we as humans do.goes for sports too
And just to add I 100% agree with the OPâs comment.Britain has been the birth place of most of the worlds great bands
@@darrenstopper1806 100%
100%
just so you know fleetwood mac are british from the sixties , even at their most succesful 3 of the five mebers were brit but stevi nicks and lindsay buckingham gave them the siound that took them to superstadom
One of my favourite of your videos so far! Love to see you so enthusiastic and rightly so!
I've watched a few reactions to these WatchMojo British band videos and it's amazing how insular the Americans are thinking so many British bands are American đ
Kiss and Aerosmith put on the same level as Led Zeppelin and Queen. Christ. đ
Listen to the album 'Dark Side of the moon' end to end through headphones; it is an experience.
I literally enter a parallel universe every time I do this. I donât know what pink floyd put in their music
I do that at least once ever 3 month. Laying down on the couch, headphones, eyes closed and just listen. Awesome shit!
Totally agreed!!!
Aight
Pink floyd taking you to the next dimension especially DSOTM hypnotic
An iron maiden was an instrument of torture in medieval times. It was a standing case with spikes in that they could push in an inch at a time
OMG! I had exactly the same reaction when I heard The Beatles. What is it? What is it? That's so great! Who are they? It was 'Revolver' album. Imagine my surprise, when I learnt that the band was from 60s. Prior listened to many great rock bands but The Beatles are just on another level!
Tomorrow Never Knows still sounds like it could have been made yesterday.
British Bands - suggestions
The Kinks - Waterloo Sunset
Pink Floyd - Shine on you crazy diamond (live version)
Moody Blues - Nights in White Satin (live version)
Procol Harum - A Whiter shade of pale (version with Danish National Orchestra)
The Beatles impact is the biggest. I mean, till this day if we go to Paul's concert, for example, you'll have kids, teen, adults and old folks. It's ageless.
You need to react to the full 20 minute Queen set at Live Aid in Wembley 1985! Itâs the best thing youâll see!
Try any of these, queen at Live Aid, and pink Floyd's 'comfortably Numb' live at earls Court, London 94' these 2 will blow your mind. â€ïž
They really won't!
Queen at live aid redefined live performances. The guys on after them said âhow the fuck are we supposed to follow that!â
Led Zep playing Since I've been Loving You at Madison Square Garden (featured in the movie The Song Remains the Same).
You are fabulous girl. Your energy and enthusiasm is infectious. Made me smile watching this. Thank you!! Keep on going and being you â€
Where QUEEN was the ROCK OPERA group, PINK FLOYD was the ROCK CLASSICAL group with vocals. Meaning their music was like a modern day version of Classical music such as composers lick BACH, Beethoven and Mozart and many others. As much as I like Queen, PINK FLOYD is far better on so many levels. I understand that Freddy has a Remarkable voice, however PINK FLOYD can transport your mind, heart and soul thru the depth of their music and their Lyrics were very deep and meaningful and can if studied open your mind to so may things.
No-John Lennon didn't just die- he was murdered in NYC by a jerk still in jail. And for the Police- the drummer, Stewart Copeland is American (his Dad CIA head of Lebanon station in 1970s). But that video you showed was slanted . No Small Faces or The Faces, no Cream, no Eurythmics, no 10cc, no Deep Purple, no Mott the Hoople, no Traffic, no Joe Cocker, no Average White Band, no Nazareth, no Dire Straits, no Humble Pie, no Mike Oldfield, no Yardbirds... please! THIS was the British Invasion. US rock started to phase out when Pat Boone (we called him Pat Prune) sang Little Richard songs. Then the 10 your video showed plus the dozen or so I mentioned re-invigorated Rock starting in about 1964. Thank goodness. Greetings from only a partly biased Canada. Peace and be safe. (but I AM a new Sub and like for you... you were honest)
Sting not from London either, He's a Geordie.
The Rolling Stones. Of the original line up from the early 60's, 2 members have died. Brian Jones in July 1969, replaced in the band by Ronnie Wood, and the drummer Charlie Watts who died only a few months ago. All the rest are alive and well and still rocking.
Brian Jones was replaced by Mick Taylor. And Taylor was replaced by Ronnie Wood
I'm convinced Keith Richards sleeps in a hibernation cocoon and drinks the blood of baby kittens, the dude has looked 60 years old for the last 50 years. (/s since this is the internet and no one understands exaggeration and sarcasm anymore)
You should react to the 2012 London Olympics Opening Ceremony. If you want the most British culture in one hit, that's the thing to watch.
You'd need to edit it a lot though, it's a long thing. Maybe react in sections? You'd probably enjoy it and have questions about it though.
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Definitely!!!!
Closing Ceremony was the pop culture gig.
Adam is now the front man of Queen when the band tours xx
Yes, he also did a excellent cover of a Zeppelin song Whole Lotta Love when he was on American Idol. czcams.com/video/BcdjaU5zrCQ/video.html&ab_channel=AdamLambertBrasil
It may surprise you to know that the Rolling Stones are still rocking it out and have been doing so since the early 1960s.
I think when he says "acid rock" for Pink Ployd he's saying you just sit back for an hour and soak in their music while your stoned out of your mind. Been there done that.
The second British invasion early 1980`s is sometimes forgotten then you look at the groups that spawned from this decade forming in the late 1970`s and struck gold in the later decade Duran Duran,Depeche Mode, The Human League and the Cure of whom all had hits and are still progressing over 40 years later.
'The Asian woman' was Yoko Ono, John Lennon's wife. John didn't 'pass on', he was assassinated over 40 years ago, in New York. A great loss to the world
Not really.
'The British Invasion' began with The Beatles in 1964. Music was never the same after that! lol.
Led Zepplin's song "Kashmir" is simply iconic. The guitar rifts played by the iconic Jimmy Page is masterclass, the vocals of Robert Plant with his blues touch unbeatable and drums of John Bonham magic not to forget and probably most underestimated bassist John Paul Jones was magnificent. The Beatles deserve their place at number one regarding impact in the music industry but personally Led Zepplin is my favorite as total band vocally and technically. There is no way The Beatles would have or will ever beat Led Zepplin in these aspects.
Jakes Pretorius : Musically and technically Yes in their pomp were a far better band than Led Zeppelin, who were great, very much about excess, but letâs be clear, a lot of their iconic songs were rip offs
and Sinve ive been loving you especialy thelive versions from the MSG â75
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It all comes from the Blues. The only difference with Led Zeppelin was that they didnât give credit where credit was due. Only after some of the bluesmen took them to court did they give them credit.
I'm surprised 'Simple Minds' didn't even reach the 'honorable mentions', they have some incredible anthemic songs.
Cause they're pish, and their lead singer, Juan, is a fanny.
Dark Side of the Moon y Pink Floyd stayed in the top 40 for 2 years - unheard of! One of the greatest albums ever!
It stayed in the US top 100 for nearly 40 years
@@xtraspecial4677technically top 200, but yes!
I was around when Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple etc were starting. Before that my favourite was Hendrix (American).
Wow
Hendrix had to come to Britain to make it.
How can you say something is overhyped when you've never heard it????
The Prodigy is also a British band.
Easily the most amazing Led Zeppelin tribute is Stairway to Heaven performed by Heart (Live at Kennedy Center Honors) for Obama in 2012. The late Bonham's son played the drums. It's a "must-see".
If you play stairway to heaven in a guitar shop, you get fined.
That was really fun! Good work :)
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The Beatles is still to this day even far more influencial than Michael Jackson, and Whitney Houston
The Police are amazing. I got to see them in concert in 2008. I suggest listening to "Spirits in a Material World"
They missed mentioning Fleetwood Mac. Another one of the greatest English bands ever.
Iâm begging you so hard properly listen to some pink floyd before judging đ©đâ€ïž
The beatles owned the 60s. Led zeppelin owned the 70s
The Who owned the 70s as well.
@@skylershackelford6767 and Floyd
The instrument Sting is playing in "Every Breath You Take" is a bass. Sting was the bass player for the Police. Usually, Sting played electric bass (a.k.a. bass guitar) - but on this song, he played standup bass (a.k.a double bass, bass fiddle, and bass violin) - the left-hand fretboard positions on both the bass guitar and standup bass are the same.
On a point of order, Josh, there are no frets on a Double Bass, my friend đ
@@andrewtongue7084 true, but the finger positions are the same.
Indeed they are, Josh
Glad to see you back AG. You haven't popped up on my feed for a while đ
Great video
Lots of memories, seen a few of the group's live Inc Led Zeplin at Knebworth 1978. First festival at 15 years old, was so exciting.
I'm sure I saw you there...some little kid looking overwhelmed...đ..Ahhh! they wre the days.....Peace brother âïžđ
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@Rocker Jim Ok, your probably right ,79 then, was a long time ago.
Pink Floyd is my favourite band of all time. Absolute Legends
english bands were more inventive .all the 70 "guitars "gods "were english even hendrix had to go to englandto start his own career they reinvented rock music from metal to rock symphonic
I loved your reaction!
The Police were considered reggae at the time.
i can definitely hear reggae touches in a lot of their music
I'm sad for your soul if you don't get some Pink Floyd in your life. I have to hear them everyday. Emotional band. Masterclass musicians. Zep & Floyd.
No dear, Mick Jagger is not dead - he's an alive and kicking great- grandfather đ That's rock 'n' roll đ€
The Asian woman - I think you mean Yoko Ono, John Lennon's wife đ€
The continuing relavations of Britishness and your reactions have got you a new follower !
The Kinks only getting a honorable mention is scandalous.
I'm so shocked you didn't think Coldplay was British. Literally everyone in the world knows Coldplay as british, they sing with british accents xD
Dont even compair Fleetwood mac to Pink Floyd until you have gone down the Pink Floyd rabbit hole first. My top Three Bands are Led Zeppelin, YES and Pink Floyd. Pink Floyd being #1 It should be a crime to call Pink Floyd ''over hyped'' Dont be stupid
EXACTLY!
Loved that reaction. You were so into it đ
Why have I just discovered you, girl?!
Fun, uplifting, insightful, funny. That works for me.
No one ever mentions the Small faces , Amazing
Werenât really known in America
The British did well in rock because we loved the Blues band origins and didn't have Jim Crow suppressing it. In fact pink Floyd comes from Pink Anderson and Floyd Council
The honourable mentions should have included Jethro Tull.
I like your style to handle with the content. Good job.
Zeplinn Sabath Purple status quo, Queen the who Kinks, Floyd, Police, Bowie, roxy music, Beatles, rolling stones, Mike oldfield(tubular bells fame), genasis (phil collins), (Even the lead singer with the Monkeys was a lad from manchester england), just to name a few, all british super stars from the 70's
you should react to Stereophonics, they are a Welsh rock band and they are sooooo underrated
The greatest British band ever has to be the Bee Gees and the worst has to be Oasis.
@@daveboy1247 the Bee Gees are from Australia
@@roboparks no all born in isle of man
@@roboparks no they are Pommy, they migrated to OZ then went back to the UK
Manic Street Preachers.
Super Furry Animals
The fact that the stone roses, pulp, blur and even arctic monkeys weren't mentioned at all, even in the honourable mentions is basphemous
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Agree
Dark side of the moon was the longest selling album in the UK charts
The Who best live band of all time and it`s not even close the royality of rock consisted of The Beatles, the Rolling Stones and The Who. Bands that came later like Queen were considered second tier acts.
Pink Floyd pulse concert ( comfortably numb ) you have to see it đđŹđ§
Just to upset you did you realise 'Every move' is a song of stalking
Jude was the nickname of John Lennonâ son Julian. Hence the song âHey Judeâ. Iâm 70 and my favourite band growing up was the Rolling Stone.
Yes, ZEPPELIN'S music was very different. They truly were not trying to fit in.
90% of the British singers do not have ascents when they sing.
The who were mods (we were bikers so they were our enemies). The British invasion was the music invasion from the Beatles on. The Stones are British.
We are the mods
You are dead right about The Beatles. This vid plays fast and loose with where the bands are from, if they are not sure, they just say âLondonâ. Pink Floyd (from Cambridge) didnât have a hit with Apples. No, they had a hit with a song about a man who stole underwear off washing lines!
You need to try Dire Straits. Live alchemy Suntans of Swing ! It will blow you away.
Any band that does about 275 shows in a year l all in good size stadiums deserves some credit
In a relatively short period of time how did so many iconic & hugely influential bands all emerge from one little island country? Good Lord, what an unlikely concentration of stellar talent and timing.....The Beatles, The Stones, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, The Who, Queen....For my money Led Zeppelin (in their early prime) remain the greatest rock band that ever stepped on a stage. Zep-I knocked most rock fans (& musicians) on their a** when released in '69 & it sounds every inch as vibrant and powerful today.
you made a video about hair remover what the name of the video i wanted to try the same thing but cant think of the name of the product you used