Thank you for taking the chance to enjoy something outside of your comfort zone. I was there, at that concert, I'm 70 yrs old now and I believe it is one of the best concerts ever. I won't lie, it did smell a whole lot like weed, lol.... We were the originals.... 420 forever!
@@sst3d FACTS my friend.. Anyone who was alive when we were young and full of ..,.. music, LSD....life. That was GREAT music that stands the test of time! 😁
Very refreshing when other people hear it and are affected in a manner we were the first time we heard it.godbbless you for opening your mind even for a small time.
I don't know if it's called a duet. I hear a lot of people referring to it as harmony. I am playing that ending on my guitar every day, just one part of the harmony. I am not good at all, but I am still playing it because I love this song so much. I never get tired of hearing it or playing it.
Dude, you started with the best, the best Eagles song and maybe the best of their live gigs. Pay attention to the lyrics of this song, there’s a very deep meaning to them and not a pretty one.
60 as well and from England. I grew up on late 60s and 70s music and feel very privileged. It is great to see young peoples reactions to real musicians playing instruments. For twin necked 12 and 6 stringed guitar players check out Jimmy Page and Alex Lifeson.
No trickery......just pure,real live sound.'60's,'70's & '80's live music was & is untouchable by current "enhanced" music makers. Lucky to say "MY MUSIC". Lived through it......lived it.....loved it...,.
As a non-native speaker, I wonder how many young people get that one. Hits a special way. PS. Not addiction, but I am personally in extreme 24/7 pain, since birth. In a way I was born in Hotel California.
Dude I really really appreciate your reactions and thank you thank you for bringing the real music to the generation that has no idea this exists. The double guitar is a 12 string double neck guitar. Bless you
The guitar sound you hear in the beginning is the top guitar neck...the leads and solos are on the bottom neck. Dont stop bro...keep our great rock alive!
Yup, and also Don Felder, who's playing the double-neck guitar, also has a capo on the 12-string neck around the 8th fret, which also explains how the 12-string neck sounded
To see them in concert in the 70's was a life experience. You never forget it. Their 4 part harmonies made history. PS, we paid $7 - $10 for tickets for a 4 hour concert. LOL.
Great value and I envy you but I am going to have to top that Kathy:). 4 Concerts Seeing World famous Groups at their Peak at World famous Venues in London: 1/ Pink Floyd@Earls Court with 18,000 others= £1. Led Zeppelin@ Empire Pool, Wembley: 75 PENCE or $1 and both Deep Purple and the following week: Creedence Clearwater Revival @ The Royal Albert Hall BOTH 25 PENCE or 34 Cents. 4 Concerts = "£ 2.25 or Three Dollars
I'm sorry I have to spank that thought. Went to the Arizona State Fair and got in for like 3 bucks. Me and buds bouncing around the fair had somebody official enough to get us running to the indoor air conditioned stadium to see Stevie Ray Vaughan for an extra dollar play one of the best shows I've ever seen. I saw ZZ TOP play 3 Rivers Stadium in 78' and I can't choose which one is better.😮😮
+kimberly.... blah blah blah. There are plenty of fantastic bands using autotune (voice altering devices) and computers. You need talent to use autotune and computers in an artistic way.
@@svenlimaYou don’t need talent to use autotune, you need talent to perform live, this concert was done 46 years ago. The engineer and producer running the mixing board needs talent I agree with you on that. But anyone can sound good using today’s technology NO talent needed, as a lifelong successful musician it’s shameful.
Haha yes, it's burned into my brain too! I was 11 years old when this song came out and didn't know English at the time, but I memorized these lyrics and sang along as soon as the first notes sounded.😅
See you today people just Make a machine do this for them. But back in our generation, it was the human machine that did it. They sounded exactly the same in concert as they did on their albums. Timeless music fantastic
I saws these guys live and it was Unforgettable and an Incredible experience!! I Love watching Joe Walsh and Don Felder play. These guys are Iconic!! RIP Glenn Frey.
In this band, every band member has the ability to sing lead, and they do on various songs. They all also sing backup, which gives every song a fuller sound.
Hands down, one of the best bands ever....recorded or live. Just go here on CZcams and pick any of their songs...don't remember ever hearing a bad one. Enjoy the journey. Thanks for listening, sharing, and reacting.
I love seeing the younger generation enjoying our generation of music ❤ great music never gets old and that goes for any genre of music....if its Great it will last forever!❤ 👍
I love it when the younger generation listens to the amazing music of the 60’s and 70’s! It all needs to be brought back to the forefront. Greatest music of all time.
I was 15 in '76 when Hotel California came out. It was song and album of the year! It remains in the top 3 best selling pop or rock songs in history! The Eagles are obviously one of the greatest bands ever! I'm glad that I grew up listening to such wonderful music. Keep rocking! Nice reaction.
This song is one of those R&R masterpieces that are in the same category as “Stairway To Heaven”, “Bohemian Rhapsody”,& “Nights In White Satin.” Just to name a few.
Glad to see a ‘young un’ discover one of the best bands of all times and one of the best guitar duets ever on Hotel California! The Eagles are still touring and I saw them again in November 2023 in Charlotte and they are still outstanding!! Don Henley (singer/drummer) is 76 and still sings as good as ever. They played 21 songs non stop and it is an absolutely mesmerizing performance. I would love for you to continue on this journey.
Verily,I tell you, Terily, that the greatest guitarists are Dave Gilmour of Pink Floyd (please listen to "Comfortably Numb" LIVE@ PULSE" and Gary Moore's "I've Still Got The Blues For You" LIVE IN Paris.
@@Isleofskye I've watched the Pulse concert and it's incredible. I've also seen Pink Floyd live in 1988 and they were Amazing. Nothing like it.But comparing David and Jimmy is like apples and oranges the style's are completely different. Jimmy and Steve Ray Vaughan IMO are the two best guitarist
@@RockinMamaT Firstly, I now see it is Terilynn, not Terily so, sorry:) Yes, they are very different,I agree. Have you seen Gary Moore: "I've Still Got The Blues For You " LIVE IN PARIS ? Please tell me what you think.
Were my best band ever. Was 20 when this concert was played. The whole gig was perfect. Also the whole album Hotel California. Glad you like them, keep checking them out. Love from the UK.
For technical guitar geeks like myself, Felder is playing a Gibson EDS-1275. The harmonies between him and Joe Walsh (on a Fender Telecaster) are iconic.
The Double Guitar is two setups. One neck is a twelve string guitar. The other a 6 string. Both are tuned in standard guitar tuning. You can tell by the posts on the headstocks.
You should checkout Phil Collins - In The Air Tonight LIVE HD Video time 7:41. PS Phil Collins was the drummer for the progressive rock band Genesis. Be ready to be blown away again!!
68 yo here. I grew up with the Eagles, Bee Gees, Chicago, Dire Straights, Boston, and many others. Thanks for bringing these back. Highly recommend Phil Collins, drummer/singer for Genesis, and later went solo
It's great to see someone younger taking the time to listen to some of the greatest music ever recorded. When I was young we listened to Country, Motown, Blues, Rockabilly and Jazz. If it was good we listened...... and fell in love with all of them. Keep your horizons broad and you will be rewarded for it. Good Post.
These early bands created rock and roll. Every note, every riff, every harmony, every lyrical theme you hear was copied again and again through the 70s, 80', 90's....... Imagine what it was like to grow up in the era as many of us did. Pure creativity, made for the pure enjoyment of putting out this new strain in the human genome, this new strain of earth Life, never heard before on planet Earth.
This song was about drug addiction and crack cocaine was rife in California at the time of song's release and also depicts California as like a large hotel where people can go and be "living it up" meaning they can drink, take drugs, and smoke all night long
This is arguably their most well known song EVER! I’ve been an Eagles fan since the late 70s and for Christmas this year my wonderful wife got me a signed copy of the album with a silver record of Glenn Frey on the front. They’re a band I’ve never been able to see. On guitar you have Don Felder and the guy in the bandanna is Joe Walsh who in 1980 ran for president. This band has over 50 years of massive hits! If you wanna delve deeper into the genius of the Eagles check out some live stuff from their Hell Freezes Over tour or their show in Melbourne Australia. The double guitar you’re asking about, one guitar is a normal 6 string guitar and the other is a 12 string which adds multiple strings of the same note. You can’t go wrong with anything they do young buck.
Welcome To The party, Man. I'm 60. We grew up with the BEST music in the 70's. It was REAL. Love that you're experiencing this and digging it, too ♥️♥️♥️
Yes, the double neck guitar allows a player to switch sounds, like moving from a six string, to a twelve string without changing instruments. Joe Walsh in the red bandana was an awesome guitarist even before he joined the Eagles. This was a GREAT reaction vid. There was some incredible groups in the 70s and 80s! Thanks to today's reaction videos, they live on!
Young man this was my generations music. I was born in 1963 and I'm 61 now and really wish you were around at that time. I hope you look and listen to the music from the 60's through the 80's you'll see that the songs in these generations are timeless. Music brings everyone together.😊😊 Keep the great reactions coming.
You have to understand your not just hearing a drummer sing, this is a Multi talented and Rare band. Where they're all exceptionally great Singers and talented with their instruments. One of the best bands in my life time.
Never get tired of seeing reactions to this song. Perfect choice for a first time listening to this group. My faorite song by them. The fact that the drummer is singing lead catches everyone off guard.😂😂😂
I came acroos this in my feed . Eagels is my all time band . I listen to them .before they became . Listen to all thier music . They all have their own work out there also . Im 66.
I was lucky to grow up on this music. The seventies were the best decade for all genres of music. Please for your own sake check out more seventies music.
This one song is, quite possibly, the signature song of the Eagles. Some others may pick other songs from different eras of the band, but I think this one song spans their entire history and defines them and their talents best. One comment from me; I cannot believe that you have never seen a double-neck guitar before. You need to expand your horizons!
Love the Eagles! I didn’t see this concert in DC… but I did catch them in DC about 10 years ago, before Glenn Frey passed away. They sounded amazing, put on one of the best shows I’ve ever seen.
The first was made for Joe Maphus a Country Western guitarist back in the early 1950's. You can see him playing with Wanda Jackson in 1958 doing Hard Headed Woman and also with the Collins Kids doing duets with Larry Collins playing his double neck in 1959 Larry collins and Joe Maphis play live Ramrod. Check out those titles. The Collins Kids are about forgotten now but they were big and TV and cutting records before Elvis had been heard about.
There will never again be music like there was in the 70s. I'm so glad I was alive to hear it during that time. It's still nice to hear it several decades later. I have to get out my system so i can listen to all the many vinyls I have dating back from the 1960s. I just need the speakers since they've been misplaced over the years. I'm glad I'm only missing the speakers.
The guitarintro is played on the twelve string topguitar on this doubleguitar. it is a masterpiece and i never get tired of listen to it. Nice to see the young generation enjoy this great music. There is al lot more to Discovery, happy Journey.
I discovered the Eagles much later in life and I absolutely adored them. They came to Australia one time but the guy with the double fretboard guitar didnt come. I was ready to head out to Brisbane to see them but with him out of the band, I gave up on the idea. A great DVD of the Eagles was "WHen Hell Freezes Over'' because when asked if they would reform after disbanding that was the answer "When Hell Freezes Over' but thank goodness they did and this DVD is the concert where they reunited.
Here's a couple of things you'll like: Double neck guitar - Stevie Ray and brother Jimmie Vaughn playing "Pipeline". The guy in the bandana, Joe Walsh - "Funk #49" "Rocky Mountain Way" "Life's Been Good"
Phil Collins is also a great drummer that is the lead singer. First with Genesis then off on his own. See, "I Can Feel it Coming". Will blow your mind.
Saw them live in 2009 before Glen Frey passed. Best concert I ever I attended, they sounded better than the records. Played all their great songs for over 2 hours. Will never forget what a great band and I believe their greatest song.
I saw them on the Hotel California tour with Jimmy Buffett opening for them. Even all these years later, the memory is vivid. Good music is eternal and in concerts it is a living thing.
Thank you for taking the chance to enjoy something outside of your comfort zone. I was there, at that concert, I'm 70 yrs old now and I believe it is one of the best concerts ever. I won't lie, it did smell a whole lot like weed, lol.... We were the originals.... 420 forever!
Yeah fellow traveler…I’m 69 in March…we grew up with indescribably great music
@@sst3d FACTS my friend.. Anyone who was alive when we were young and full of ..,.. music, LSD....life. That was GREAT music that stands the test of time! 😁
Very refreshing when other people hear it and are affected in a manner we were the first time we heard it.godbbless you for opening your mind even for a small time.
I’m currently smelling weed myself 😅 🤘🏼
Been smoking since 1976 to the Eagles.
The Don Felder/Joe Walsh guitar duet at the end just gets better every time I hear it.
I don't know if it's called a duet. I hear a lot of people referring to it as harmony. I am playing that ending on my guitar every day, just one part of the harmony. I am not good at all, but I am still playing it because I love this song so much. I never get tired of hearing it or playing it.
Joe Walsh was once described as whole bunch strange guys! Great guitarist!
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I think it was "An interesting bunch of guys"
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Glen Frey?
@@rogerstarkey5390 I think you are right. Anyway. Good Musician!!
@davelobodaa 1769 That is so true!
I absolutely love seeing the younger generations enjoying The Eagles. Ridiculously talented band across the board.
Love to see them get to know any new to them artists. It's good to see them appreciate them
Agree on the talent, but always found their music repetitively dull
Please tell me you have seen the documentary? 3 of the best hours I have spent watching tv
@@bostonkeith1 I don't watch too much TV, sorry.
They pretend to like it for your likes and subscribes
Greatest guitar duel ever! The Eagles are one of the best bands ever!
You’re nuts! Great solo…but the best? That’s a bit hyperbolic!
@@williamcabell142he said one of the best. Everyone in that band would be and are great on their own.
Allman Brothers “Blue Sky.” Best guitar duel. Smooth.
Dude, you started with the best, the best Eagles song and maybe the best of their live gigs. Pay attention to the lyrics of this song, there’s a very deep meaning to them and not a pretty one.
Absolutely Agree!! Joe kills that duet of guitars. The "double guitar" top is 12 string bottom is 6 string.
I am 60 years old I'm from England big respect to this young man because this is what I grew up with I know there's another generation listen to it
I am English, as well but 60? No youngsters,Please:)
60 as well and from England. I grew up on late 60s and 70s music and feel very privileged. It is great to see young peoples reactions to real musicians playing instruments. For twin necked 12 and 6 stringed guitar players check out Jimmy Page and Alex Lifeson.
I was there also, and it is the best concert I have ever been to!
People still listen to Beethoven.
I am so excited! I am 71 I made my kids & grands listen to this music while driving. Thank you! 🤟💕
Ditto! 😅😅
No trickery......just pure,real live sound.'60's,'70's & '80's live music was & is untouchable by current "enhanced" music makers. Lucky to say "MY MUSIC". Lived through it......lived it.....loved it...,.
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Okay repeat after me "Never Ever pause during a great guitar solo." You gonna get roasted😂
Truth!
Amen there. NEVER, EVER PAUSE during a great guitar solo or duet. Quickest way to get roasted.
One of the best live performances ever in my opinion! Eagles rock 🎸💜👵🏼✌🏼
Another famous performance in which a drummer sings and that you should definitely check out: Phil Collin’s „In the air tonight“ live!
One of the best build up performance EVER!!
Levon Helm from The Band is one of the greatest singing drummers too.
Amen
You can check out anytime you like, but you can never leave
As a non-native speaker, I wonder how many young people get that one. Hits a special way.
PS. Not addiction, but I am personally in extreme 24/7 pain, since birth. In a way I was born in Hotel California.
@@AdamMPick What is the source of your pain, friend?
That line always freaked me out as a kid. Still does!
Sounds like my workplace.
Dude I really really appreciate your reactions and thank you thank you for bringing the real music to the generation that has no idea this exists. The double guitar is a 12 string double neck guitar. Bless you
The Eagles are a deep DEEP dive.
Enjoy
Yup.
The guitar sound you hear in the beginning is the top guitar neck...the leads and solos are on the bottom neck. Dont stop bro...keep our great rock alive!
Yup, and also Don Felder, who's playing the double-neck guitar, also has a capo on the 12-string neck around the 8th fret, which also explains how the 12-string neck sounded
My Brother... You've just been reborn 😀
Thank for stepping out and experiencing our beloved classics
I love seeing these young people digging on the music i grew up with. No autotune. Pure talent. Mezmerizing generation for music.
Your little smile seeing musicians play made this old lady’s day😊
To see them in concert in the 70's was a life experience. You never forget it. Their 4 part harmonies made history. PS, we paid $7 - $10 for tickets for a 4 hour concert. LOL.
Great value and I envy you but I am going to have to top that Kathy:).
4 Concerts Seeing World famous Groups at their Peak at World famous Venues in London:
1/ Pink Floyd@Earls Court with 18,000 others= £1. Led Zeppelin@ Empire Pool, Wembley: 75 PENCE or $1 and both Deep Purple and the following week: Creedence Clearwater Revival @ The Royal Albert Hall BOTH 25 PENCE or 34 Cents. 4 Concerts = "£ 2.25 or Three Dollars
I'm sorry I have to spank that thought. Went to the Arizona State Fair and got in for like 3 bucks. Me and buds bouncing around the fair had somebody official enough to get us running to the indoor air conditioned stadium to see Stevie Ray Vaughan for an extra dollar play one of the best shows I've ever seen. I saw ZZ TOP play 3 Rivers Stadium in 78' and I can't choose which one is better.😮😮
Super group. Everyone was a legend in their own right, and every song is gold. You can't go wrong with the Eagles ... enjoy!😊
That's live. No auto tune, no computers. True talent.
Amazing
+kimberly.... blah blah blah. There are plenty of fantastic bands using autotune (voice altering devices) and computers. You need talent to use autotune and computers in an artistic way.
@@svenlimaYou don’t need talent to use autotune, you need talent to perform live, this concert was done 46 years ago. The engineer and producer running the mixing board needs talent I agree with you on that. But anyone can sound good using today’s technology NO talent needed, as a lifelong successful musician it’s shameful.
I’ve known every word to this song since I was 13 (1980). Love this song.
I can never get sick of it. Born in 75 so I've heard it, well, many times.
Haha yes, it's burned into my brain too! I was 11 years old when this song came out and didn't know English at the time, but I memorized these lyrics and sang along as soon as the first notes sounded.😅
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See you today people just Make a machine do this for them. But back in our generation, it was the human machine that did it. They sounded exactly the same in concert as they did on their albums. Timeless music fantastic
@@lavendergal2508 You people? What does that even mean?
AS a man of the 70's - I appreciate your taste in real music!
Guy with a scarf on his head is Joe Walsh " Rocky mountain way " performing the best rock song ever!
Life been good, too
I saws these guys live and it was Unforgettable and an Incredible experience!! I Love watching Joe Walsh and Don Felder play. These guys are Iconic!! RIP Glenn Frey.
In this band, every band member has the ability to sing lead, and they do on various songs. They all also sing backup, which gives every song a fuller sound.
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That's personally one of my favorite guitar duets! I saw the Eagles in 1976. They're my favorite band even now!
Hands down, one of the best bands ever....recorded or live.
Just go here on CZcams and pick any of their songs...don't remember ever hearing a bad one.
Enjoy the journey.
Thanks for listening, sharing, and reacting.
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Nice to see a young person appreciate this song, kudos to you brother.
I love seeing the younger generation enjoying our generation of music ❤ great music never gets old and that goes for any genre of music....if its Great it will last forever!❤ 👍
I love it when the younger generation listens to the amazing music of the 60’s and 70’s! It all needs to be brought back to the forefront. Greatest music of all time.
I was in high school when this came out, that song instantly became my favorite Eagles song. Damn we had good music back then.
47 years ago my friend. My hay day! Peace to you and thank you for listening!
I was 15 in '76 when Hotel California came out. It was song and album of the year! It remains in the top 3 best selling pop or rock songs in history! The Eagles are obviously one of the greatest bands ever! I'm glad that I grew up listening to such wonderful music. Keep rocking! Nice reaction.
Incredible band and definitely one of the best from their era. I have loved the eagles since the first time I heard them
One of these Nights by the Eagles
In a double-neck guitar, the upper neck is usually 12 strings, and the lower neck is usually 6 string.
And there are musicians like Marko Hietala that have a double neck combining bass and six strings 🙂
I get Chills hearing this ! You got lucky to pick this video because its the original band members ! The best video of this song !
It is the best video of this song, however Joe Walsh is not an original member. He replaced Bernie Leadon in 1975.
Trevor, you are incorrect, Tim Scmidt replaced Leadon on bass Joe became the fifth member and added greatly to the band.
This song is one of those R&R masterpieces that are in the same category as “Stairway To Heaven”, “Bohemian Rhapsody”,& “Nights In White Satin.” Just to name a few.
I was at this concert
Glad to see a ‘young un’ discover one of the best bands of all times and one of the best guitar duets ever on Hotel California!
The Eagles are still touring and I saw them again in November 2023 in Charlotte and they are still outstanding!! Don Henley (singer/drummer) is 76 and still sings as good as ever. They played 21 songs non stop and it is an absolutely mesmerizing performance. I would love for you to continue on this journey.
The whole album is great !
You have to do Seven Bridges Road, the harmonizing is incredible ❤
Led Zeppelin stairway to heaven live from MSG in 1973 Double neck guitar and the greatest guitarist of all time IMO❤
Verily,I tell you, Terily, that the greatest guitarists are Dave Gilmour of Pink Floyd (please listen to "Comfortably Numb" LIVE@ PULSE" and Gary Moore's "I've Still Got The Blues For You" LIVE IN Paris.
@@Isleofskye I've watched the Pulse concert and it's incredible. I've also seen Pink Floyd live in 1988 and they were Amazing. Nothing like it.But comparing David and Jimmy is like apples and oranges the style's are completely different. Jimmy and Steve Ray Vaughan IMO are the two best guitarist
@@RockinMamaT Firstly, I now see it is Terilynn, not Terily so, sorry:)
Yes, they are very different,I agree.
Have you seen Gary Moore: "I've Still Got The Blues For You " LIVE IN PARIS ? Please tell me what you think.
@@IsleofskyeRoy Clark was the best on anything with strings, and some other instruments too. Glenn Campbell is another great one.
I'm sorry, but I think that David Gilmore might have a claim to greatest guitarist.
One of the most influential bands across mutiple genre ever.
Thanks for checking out my favorite band. The Eagles still tour! In their 70’s and still sounds fantastic.
the guitar solo is everything in this song
I WAS AT THIS CONCERT IN ALABAMA, IN 1977! SMOKED POT/DRANKED!! Grew up with GROUP!! Will take this CONCERT 2 MY GRAVE!!!! Love, Love EAGLES!!!!
Were my best band ever. Was 20 when this concert was played. The whole gig was perfect. Also the whole album Hotel California. Glad you like them, keep checking them out. Love from the UK.
ooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!WELCOME TO THE HOTEL CALIFORNIA❤❤❤THIS IS THE UNFORGETTEBLE EXPIRIENCE!!!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉WHITHOUT TI
ME.....FOR EVER
Wasn't the music so GENUINE and NATURAL back then?!! MAN!! 70s babies had it made😂😂😂
For technical guitar geeks like myself, Felder is playing a Gibson EDS-1275. The harmonies between him and Joe Walsh (on a Fender Telecaster) are iconic.
The Double Guitar is two setups. One neck is a twelve string guitar. The other a 6 string. Both are tuned in standard guitar tuning. You can tell by the posts on the headstocks.
You should checkout Phil Collins - In The Air Tonight LIVE HD Video time 7:41. PS Phil Collins was the drummer for the progressive rock band Genesis. Be ready to be blown away again!!
wooooh its REALLY old??? this is one of the best songs of the 70s
Me…..58! 😂
year or age?@@butterbeansc
The guy on the Double Guitar is Don Felder , H e Wrote that Song !
He wrote the music. The drummer/singer and the guy playing the acoustic guitar, wrote the lyrics.
Thanks! I luv your reactions!
I was 17 when I first heard this! Yeah..... 1977!
68 yo here. I grew up with the Eagles, Bee Gees, Chicago, Dire Straights, Boston, and many others. Thanks for bringing these back. Highly recommend Phil Collins, drummer/singer for Genesis, and later went solo
I saw them in concert with Dan Fogelberg back in the 70s. Absolutely fantastic!❤❤❤
It's great to see someone younger taking the time to listen to some of the greatest music ever recorded. When I was young we listened to Country, Motown, Blues, Rockabilly and Jazz. If it was good we listened...... and fell in love with all of them. Keep your horizons broad and you will be rewarded for it. Good Post.
Dude, you're not watching, the guitar work is amazing and what makes this song
These early bands created rock and roll. Every note, every riff, every harmony, every lyrical theme you hear was copied again and again through the 70s, 80', 90's....... Imagine what it was like to grow up in the era as many of us did. Pure creativity, made for the pure enjoyment of putting out this new strain in the human genome, this new strain of earth Life, never heard before on planet Earth.
men the 70s rock paved the way. To all the younger generation --- listen to more of it, and you will find yourselves.
This song was about drug addiction and crack cocaine was rife in California at the time of song's release and also depicts California as like a large hotel where people can go and be "living it up" meaning they can drink, take drugs, and smoke all night long
This is arguably their most well known song EVER! I’ve been an Eagles fan since the late 70s and for Christmas this year my wonderful wife got me a signed copy of the album with a silver record of Glenn Frey on the front. They’re a band I’ve never been able to see. On guitar you have Don Felder and the guy in the bandanna is Joe Walsh who in 1980 ran for president. This band has over 50 years of massive hits! If you wanna delve deeper into the genius of the Eagles check out some live stuff from their Hell Freezes Over tour or their show in Melbourne Australia. The double guitar you’re asking about, one guitar is a normal 6 string guitar and the other is a 12 string which adds multiple strings of the same note. You can’t go wrong with anything they do young buck.
Welcome To The party, Man.
I'm 60. We grew up with the BEST music in the 70's. It was REAL. Love that you're experiencing this and digging it, too ♥️♥️♥️
ha ha these guys taught me to sing...great song great performance
classic song and their best song (imo), jimmy page from led zeppelin not only plays a Double Guitar but also plays a triple Guitar
Another great song and band, love them. Glad to have now heard this.
Phil Collins, Great singer and drummer there's so many
😊 it was a great concert too😊
Just from your reeaction to this i subbed,i love watching young people enjoy true music from the past
Yes, the double neck guitar allows a player to switch sounds, like moving from a six string, to a twelve string without changing instruments. Joe Walsh in the red bandana was an awesome guitarist even before he joined the Eagles.
This was a GREAT reaction vid. There was some incredible groups in the 70s and 80s! Thanks to today's reaction videos, they live on!
I love seeing young people enjoying the music I grew up on.
So cool 50 years later to see you GROOVE to the Hotel! I am too!
That's great young man,you noticed that the drummer was lead singer. Make sure you catch the lyrics,the song is deep. The Eagles,an outstanding band.
I love you so much, dude! I love your reaction to this old-school music that happened before you were even thought of. Love you love you love you.
Young man this was my generations music. I was born in 1963 and I'm 61 now and really wish you were around at that time. I hope you look and listen to the music from the 60's through the 80's you'll see that the songs in these generations are timeless. Music brings everyone together.😊😊 Keep the great reactions coming.
how about you listen to modern music too? or does it just go one way?
rather presumptuous of you to conclude that she doesn't listen to modern music as well @@xmathmanx
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Defensive much?
@@nickrich3963 it is very obvious that she's a narrow minded boomer, there are a lot of you
@@butterbeansc don't use words you don't understand, it reveals your ignorance
You have to understand your not just hearing a drummer sing, this is a Multi talented and Rare band. Where they're all exceptionally great Singers and talented with their instruments. One of the best bands in my life time.
Saw them twice. These guys were *tight* . Vocally nobody could touch them!
The Eagles were one of the very few groups that used a very close 5 part harmony in the group vocals. Amazing!
Profound lyrics, great music, unbelievable guitar duel..It is a forever song.
Never get tired of seeing reactions to this song. Perfect choice for a first time listening to this group. My faorite song by them. The fact that the drummer is singing lead catches everyone off guard.😂😂😂
I wish I could have seen them in concert back in the day! I love the Eagles!
I came acroos this in my feed .
Eagels is my all time band . I listen to them .before they became . Listen to all thier music . They all have their own work out there also . Im 66.
Welcome to my youth! Many great songs from the 70’s, the Eagles are one of the best!!
I was lucky to grow up on this music. The seventies were the best decade for all genres of music. Please for your own sake check out more seventies music.
This one song is, quite possibly, the signature song of the Eagles. Some others may pick other songs from different eras of the band, but I think this one song spans their entire history and defines them and their talents best. One comment from me; I cannot believe that you have never seen a double-neck guitar before. You need to expand your horizons!
It was his smile for me😀
Love the Eagles! I didn’t see this concert in DC… but I did catch them in DC about 10 years ago, before Glenn Frey passed away. They sounded amazing, put on one of the best shows I’ve ever seen.
The first was made for Joe Maphus a Country Western guitarist back in the early 1950's. You can see him playing with Wanda Jackson in 1958 doing Hard Headed Woman and also with the Collins Kids doing duets with Larry Collins playing his double neck in 1959 Larry collins and Joe Maphis play live Ramrod. Check out those titles. The Collins Kids are about forgotten now but they were big and TV and cutting records before Elvis had been heard about.
There will never again be music like there was in the 70s. I'm so glad I was alive to hear it during that time. It's still nice to hear it several decades later. I have to get out my system so i can listen to all the many vinyls I have dating back from the 1960s. I just need the speakers since they've been misplaced over the years. I'm glad I'm only missing the speakers.
The guitarintro is played on the twelve string topguitar on this doubleguitar. it is a masterpiece and i never get tired of listen to it. Nice to see the young generation enjoy this great music. There is al lot more to Discovery, happy Journey.
I discovered the Eagles much later in life and I absolutely adored them. They came to Australia one time but the guy with the double fretboard guitar didnt come. I was ready to head out to Brisbane to see them but with him out of the band, I gave up on the idea. A great DVD of the Eagles was "WHen Hell Freezes Over'' because when asked if they would reform after disbanding that was the answer "When Hell Freezes Over' but thank goodness they did and this DVD is the concert where they reunited.
Here's a couple of things you'll like:
Double neck guitar - Stevie Ray and brother Jimmie Vaughn playing "Pipeline".
The guy in the bandana, Joe Walsh -
"Funk #49"
"Rocky Mountain Way"
"Life's Been Good"
That song could be a movie.
I've always thought that. I'm surprised it was never turned into one.
Phil Collins is also a great drummer that is the lead singer. First with Genesis then off on his own. See, "I Can Feel it Coming". Will blow your mind.
Indeed he is. Love Phil. He isn’t well at the moment.
How blessed i was to be a teenager during this era!
Saw them live in 2009 before Glen Frey passed. Best concert I ever I attended, they sounded better than the records. Played all their great songs for over 2 hours. Will never forget what a great band and I believe their greatest song.
I saw them on the Hotel California tour with Jimmy Buffett opening for them. Even all these years later, the memory is vivid. Good music is eternal and in concerts it is a living thing.
Its easy to appreciate good music. Doesn't matter what genre. Goid music is goid music.