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Its called a talkbox. Its a tube that runs from your mouth into the guitar and uses your breath to distort the guitar tone. Check out Peter Frampton-Do you feel like we do. He showcases some awesome talkbox techniques. Much love Biss
The talkbox actually works by projecting the sound of the guitar into your mouth. You then 'shape' the sound with your mouth just as you do when you sing or speak. The sound (from your mouth) is then picked up by the microphone. Here's a good recent video of Frampton's 'Do You Feel Like We Do': czcams.com/video/jl4u6KQjODg/video.html
Sort of. Technically, It actually takes the output from your amp (already distorted typically), passes that signal to the talk box and splits the output to both the amp's speaker enclosure, as well as a tube that goes into the players mouth, where it fills the mouth with the guitar/amp sound, that is manipulated and heard through the microphone when the person opens their mouth and makes speaking mouth shapes near it, but instead of the lungs and vocal chords making the sound, it's the pressure and tone coming out of the tube.
True story. Two times I was driving home late at night. Long drives. Desperately fighting sleep. And this song came on the radio. I swear it was like I had jumper cables attached to Me. Head bangin' and wide awake. The song got Me home safe. And may well have saved my life.
I will never forget the first time I saw these guys live and heard this song. The crowd went insane, so much pyrotechnics, and all were having a great time. This song always energizes me and it is definitely one I listen to often. Love the dance moves and awesome reaction!!! ❤🤘
Never saw crue live but I do have their live cd. Saw vince and his solo band perform as openers for skid row and Poison. They played crue songs and sounded really good
Motley Crue at their creative and career peak in 1989... their 5th album 'Dr. Feelgood' hit #1 on the US charts... This music video was filmed in L.A. when Motley played the Whiskey-a-go-go Club, one of the early venues where they had started their career in 1981 as a local rock band. The Doors used to play there in the 60's... Metallica played there too as a local band in 1982. The song lyrics were inspired by a near-fatal incident in 1987 (?) when Motley bassist Nikki Sixx OD'd on heroin and was pronounced dead on the scene... but paramedics gave him an adrenalin shot to his heart and revived him. According to Sixx, he checked out of the hospital and went home... and shot up again 🙄 And he woke up the next morning w/ the needle still in his arm... Motley managers finally intervened and forced Sixx and the band to rehab to clean up their act... It worked for a while, as 'Dr. Feelgood' was the first album the band recorded sober. Guitarist Mick Mars used a talk box distortion effect w/ his guitar to make that sound... Richie Sambora, guitarist of Bon Jovi, did the same on the song "Livin' on a prayer"... Kirk Hammett (Metallica) also used it on the Metallica song 'The house Jack built'... It was also used by artists like Peter Frampton and Joe Walsh ... etc. in the 70's.
There is a bit more to that story, from what I remember, about Nikki's brush with death. When he OD'd and was in the ambulance, his heart stopped like you said and they gave him the shot of adrenaline but it didn't work. His heart beat did not come back. One of the paramedics was a huge Motley Crue fan and told his partner that was there with him, "This is Nikki F'n Sixx and I'll be damned if he is going to die on my watch!" So he grabbed second shot of adrenaline and jabbed it into his heart and that's what "Kickstarted his Heart". At least that's what I read about it years ago.
@@Diesal3 That's just a story. It hasn't been verified. That was how it was depicted in the movie 'The Dirt'... But a lot of that was fabricated on purpose for a laugh 😂
My favorite song of this band, ever! The effect is a talkbox, You can see this effect in "Living on a prayer" by Bon Jovi. . Great react again. See you at the next, Megitsune 🤟🏻🦊🇯🇵🔥
Mick is using a golden throat box that shoots the signal of compressed air through a tube into his mouth so he can manipulate the sound. It's like the air from a speaker into his mouth.
Mick Mars is using a “talk box” for his guitar. Simply put, he has a tube going in his mouth and the guitar tone can be changed by how he moves his mouth. You can hear at the end when Mick even says, through his guitar, KICKSTART NY HEART
I bet you liked it, everyone does. It's really motivating. Also that's Sam Kinnesson (sp?) Driving the car at the beginning. Yes, they actually did light NIkki Sixx on fire in some concerts. And yes Mick Mars is using a voice box during the solo
He's using a Talk Box. It can be connected to any musical intstrument, usually a guitar or a keyboard. For a notable use on the guitar, check out Peter Frampton. For a notable use on the keyboard, check out Robert Troutman of Zapp. For a really wild early use, check out Pete Drake and his singing guitar.
This is a hair metal anthem. Motley Crue is California rock from the same general era as Guns 'n Roses. On the more metal side, you've got Metallica, Megadeth, and Tool. The talk box pipes guitar sounds into the mouth, which are then shaped by the mouth and picked up by the singer's microphone. First notably used by Joe Walsh ("Rocky Mountain Way" 1973) and then maybe most famously by Peter Frampton on his live album ("Do You Feel Like We Do" 1976). Also, "Sweet Emotion" by Aerosmith in 1975, and dozens of other songs.
The instrument used by guitarists when playing solo is called Talkbox. Another famous band, Bon Jovi, also uses this instrument in their classic songs: livin' on a prayer and it's my life. I recommend you to listen to it.
Motley Crue is one of my Favorite Bands. Mick Mars the Guitarist is one of the most Underrated Guitarists Of that Time. When you mentioned "Please tell me there is a Guitar Solo Now" I Wished the same thing back in the 80s.. No Where Near enough Solos from this Legend.
Takes me back to when I was a teenager. Running home to watch the MTV ( when they played music ) premiere of the new Crüe song. Try some of the lesser known songs. On with the show, Dancing on glass, Saints of Los Angeles.
I'm a single dad, and when my boys were a bit younger we'd have dance parties right before bed to get all of their excess energy out. This song was a staple. Been a favorite for many years now. These days it's more of a "living room moshpit" to some Slayer, LoG or the Doom soundtrack.
Great reaction Biss! I love motley crue. A couple of fav songs are Dr. Feelgood and Same Ol Situation. Also, there is no right or wrong way to dance. Move in the way that feels right 😂. Keep on rocking girl 🤘
It is not a voice modifier. It isn’t a pedal. The device is called a “talk box” and is actually very simple. The talk box is basically a guitar speaker in a box that connects to the guitar amplifier just like a regular speaker would. Only instead of the speaker playing into the air as usual it is inside a completely contained box. This box has a tube connected to it, and the guitar sound only plays through that tube while you’ve switched over to the talk box. As you play your guitar the sound goes through the tube, and you run that tube up a mic stand so it ends beside the microphone. You place the end of the tube in your mouth and it allows you to shape the sound of the guitar with your mouth in the same way that you usually shape the sound of your voice. Bon Jovi has a song called Livin’ On A Prayer that uses the same effect very prominently as part of the main riff. Aerosmith has a song called Sweet Emotion that uses it during the intro. It is an effect that has been around for quite a while but isn’t used very often.
It's called a Golden Throat. It sends the sound of the guitar through the tube that is taped to the Mic. The guitar sound resonates in his mouth and is picked up by the microphone. That's why it makes that weird sound. He can even form words while playing. Very cool.
They are using a voice processor. So other songs that use it are Aerosmith's Sweet Emotion, Peter Frampton's Do You Feel Like We Do, Nazareth's Hair of the Dog and Joe Walsh's Rocky Mountain Way
Unul din cantecele mele preferate de la ei. Il ascult ori de cate ori simt nevoie sa-mi iau putina energie, mai ales dimineata in drum spre munca. It's one of my favorite songs by them. I listen to it whenever I need energy, especially in the morning when I go to work.
It's called a talk box, with a tube that is connected to the guitar to modify the guitar sound. Check out Peter Frampton Do You Feel Like We Do LIVE from 1977. There are close ups so you get a really good idea of how it works.
When I was young we would race cars up a mountain rd doing 60-70 miles an hour. I would have this song cranked. It was a real winedy rd. Know one way ever killed but there were close calls. Brings back alot of memories.
The talkbox is really simple. Guitar sound is sent to a speaker inside a sealed box with the sound escaping through the tube. That tiny guitar sound bounces around in the mouth and comes back to the microphone.
Hey 'Cutie, you just be you and we are happy :) Btw... that red, white and blue speed boat that almost did a nose dive was a Cigarette 66. The first boat to go more than 150 mph on the water. Sadly, sometime in the 80s, another speed boat named Miss Budweiser tried to break the record. The boat hit a tiny ripple in the water at the wrong angle, went airborne, crashed back down and burst apart. The driver was killed.
The solo was played with a voice box Bisscute. You move your mouth and the sound goes into a tube and is added to the sound of the guitar. They've been in use since the 1970's, with the most notable classic being Peter Frampton's "Do You Feel Like I Do," but aren't used much as the sound can lose it's unique novelty if used often. It was a good choice for this song and you can even hear Mick Mars saying kick start my heart through the guitar at the end of the song.
It's called a voice Box, made famous by Peter Frampton "Do you fell like I do", also Joe Wash "Rocky Mountain Way", and Joe Perry of Aerosmith "Sweet Emotion".
If you want to see the master of the "talk box" he was using on his guitar, watch Peter Frampton's "Do you feel like I do" live on the midnight special 😉👍
Hi bisscute the song kick start my heart is about nikki sixx the bass player of motley cruel he od on herion died for a short while and was bought back to life by medical staff in the hospital the next day he shoot up more herion ❤
Funny thing is, I was playing this video earlier today. My all time favourite song by any band. I want it played at my funeral. As for the sound, its called a talkbox where there is a pipe that you use your mouth to change the sound of the guitar. One of the most famous uses of it is the start of Livin on a prayer by Bon Jovi.
This was my jam as a kid. Another good (recent) song by them is 'Saints of Los Angeles'. A song with similar energy is 'The Void' by Parkway Drive. Also, the driver of the old ambulance in the video is Sam Kinison, a former Southern preacher turned comedian. His solution for world hunger is still the best.
@Bissute, its really time for you to react to some SKID ROW. #1"Wasted Time" #2 "I'll Remember you" and #3 "18 and life" are three great songs. The Singer has one of the great Rock voices around💯🎙️🔥🤘Love your Channel
I got to see Motley Crue, Joan Jett And BlackHearts, Poison, And Def Leppard live last year in Charlotte North Carolina. Also it's called a TalkBox it runs from your mouth to the guitar to give the distortion tune
Ah the Crüe, an ex of mine loved them so much. In this genre you still need to do a few classics like Skid Row: 'I Remember You' or 'Youth Gone Wild' or '18 and Life' (I think you might like Skid Row, or maybe just the singer haha) Warrant: 'I Saw Red' or 'Uncle Tom’s Cabin' - Poison: 'Every Rose Has Its Thorn' or 'Something To Believe In' - Whitesnake: 'Is This Love' or 'Here I Go Again' There are quite a few more bands but I'll leave it there for now as these were really popular. Edit: the proper dancing style is like an 80s stripper, not joking, but if you watch an 80s workout tape you'll get the gist of it too.
I have spent many nights at The Whiskey (A Go Go), the bar/venue they shot this in. Legendary venue that Motley Crue sparked their popularity in. One of my favorite live performances of theirs was the Sunset Music Festival back in 2011. It's a music festival that blocks off a few blocks on Sunset Blvd right in front of some of the most iconic music venues from the 80s & 90s. The Viper Room, The Roxy, The Whiskey, The Key Club (gone now) and then The Rainbow Bar (not a music venue, although there is a small stage in the closed off upstairs bar and countless musicians from this era hang there). They came on right after Bush played - another of my favorite bands. Sun was setting and they came out on fire. Absolutely rocked the strip! I remember Tommy gave a pretty cool speech right before they played Home Sweet Home, mentioning their memories of the iconic strip and talking about their first apartment together that was just up the road from where the stage was (down the street from The Whiskey). Pretty incredible show! One thing about Motley Crue though, they put on one h*** of a performance! Never been to a bad one, although Vince doesn't have the vocals he used to have. Btw, this song was about Nikki's heroine overdose. He was pronounced dead until the paramedeic brought him back to life with adrenaline. It is definitely a great song with an upbeat riff, even if the inspiration for it was from a grim moment in their history. Anyway, glad you enjoyed it! :)
Also, the inspiration of the song came from Nikki sixx dying from heroin overdose (for a moment). 1st shot of adrenaline didn't work, but the paramedic on duty administering it happens to be a fan , decided to give Nikki a 2nd shot, & Nikki miraculously came back to life...with 2 syringe on his chest (...became a case study for doctors afterwards) And here's a quote from the attending paramedic in the film adaptation "the dirt": *"nah this ni--@ Nikki sixx man, he not about to die in my ambulance!"*
I just found out recently he is Greek. I think it is him. (I was watching a podcast where they interviewed him) His mother was Miss Greece and his father was in the army. I think it is him.
Music was so fun in the 80s I was born in 81 my family took me to see these bands at a very young age. I remember seeing poison the most dad put me on his shoulders so I could see 😆 by the way nice dance moves 😮
Great reaction, you’re awesome 😎 WHITE ZOMBIE: Thunder kiss WHITESNAKE: STILL OF THE NIGHT AUDIOSLAVE: Cochise BECK: Where it’s at TEMPLE OF THE DOG: Hunger Strike. When you get a chance. Great video, keep it up 👍
It goes by many names. Fuzzbox, talkbox, vocoder... It was made famous way back in 1976 by Peter Frampton and the song Do You Feel Like We Do. Also used By Richie Sambora in Bon Jovi's Living On a Prayer..
The only reason that this isn't my favourite Mötley Crüe tune is the Masterpiece that is "Wild Side". 🤘🤘🤘 And you're desk-dancing is just fine Bisscute, love the energy. 👍
Usually you don't "dance" to this but headbang to it 😬 Check Wild Side to have a better glimpse of how they did live... better expressed than in the Home Sweet Home video btw 😉
This song kicks so much ass. It’s the cause of so many speeding tickets! Yes, he’s using a “talk box.” Using the guitar to modify his voice. To really see one used, and hear a GREAT song, check out “Do You Feel Like We Do” from Peter Frampton. The live version.
Sound from the guitar goes up the tube, as you open and change the shape of your mouth the sound changes and goes through the mic. The foo fighters and bon jovi are two that use it.
It's called a "Talkbox" .. it is a horn driver (basically a big magnet) connected to one of the amplifier output channels. Where the cone attaches to the drive a plastic tube is attached instead. The air pressure and sound waves generated from the driver travel up through the tube to the musicians mouth. It produces sounds that can then be manipulated with their mouth, kind of shaped by their mouth. Not many people use them anymore, they were kind of a novelty during the 70's and 80's but some people did some pretty cool things with them. I have used one myself and it is kind of a strange feeling in your mouth as the air and sound vibrations reverberate around in your mouth. Talkbox's are actually pretty cool, too bad nobody really uses them anymore.
Fun reaction Bisscute. That's a fantastic song. Did you know the guy driving the bands limo in this video was a well known stand up comedian named Sam Kinison. He performed stand-up routines that were characterized by intense sudden tirades, punctuated with his distinctive scream. What's even stranger is that Sam was a former pentecostal preacher. Unfortunately he died in a car accident in 1992
Hi Bisscute, great reaction. Based on your style of music and reactions, I would request “BUSH - Come down BUSH - Machinehead or BUSH - Glycerine” have a blessed day 🫶🏼🌹
Thumbs up. I have heard of the band, I have never seen the video or heard the song. That was comedian Sam Kinison driving the car. He was a former minister who became a comedian. (He was hit by a car as a young man - his head hit the A-frame - and his family said he was never the same after that) He hung around with rock stars. He was killed in a car accident, someone ran right into the side of his car. As he was a former minister his car registration was ‘EX-REV’. Outrageous wild man in comedy. I have read about Sam Kinison. There are documentarys. I find it funny when bands put ümlauts in their band name. It does make them deep, edgy and charismatic. /smiles/ There is someone with the surname ‘Bach’ in one of those bands. Well done Biss, you are reacting to hairspray rock or whatever the name is.
It's called a talk box invented and used originally by Roger Troutman of the 70's /80's funk band Zapp. Check out the tune More Bounce to the Ounce for a full on demonstration. But be forewarned ! You will have no option but to dance if you listen to it. #zappchallenge He also used the talk box in 2Pac and Dr. Dre's California Love.
Definitely one of the best songs off the Dr feelgood album and as you like this you will for sure like the title track 👌 would love to see you react to volbeat the singers voice is fantastic right up your alley their song leviathan has been my ringtone for over a year now 🙌
Hello Bisscute , Mick Mars uses a vocoder, you can also find that on a title like Livin' On A Prayer by Bon Jovi or the better known Peter Frampton - Show Me The Way .. Have a good evening
I’m a lifelong big hair band fanatic! My favorite Crue song is Wildside! The song is about Nikki’s drug dealer who gave him a hot shot one night and put him a dumpster. Luckily someone found him and after two adrenaline shots he came back.
That's a talk-box. Typically a foot pedal device that is connected to the amp, with an an airtight plastic tube connected to the device that runs up the length of the microphone stand and extends into the guitar players mouth. When switched on, the signal from the external amp is split into the foot pedal device where an internal driver reproduces the sound and blows that guitar sound up through the tube and into the players mouth. The player can choose to just move their mouth in different shapes to make various distorted sounds or vocalize words to mix with the guitar sound to make sound as if the guitar is speaking. Think in basic terms as if you stand in front of a fan and talk directly into it. The air gets pushed into your mouth and your own generated vocal air collide, making very distorted sounds, except this is musical noise (guitar) instead of just straight air. Popular examples are Peter Frampton- Do You Feel Like We Do, Eagles- Those Shoes, Aerosmith- Sweet Emotion, Alice In Chains- Man In The Box, Bon Jovi- Livin' On A Prayer, Scorpions- The Zoo, and Joe Walsh- Rocky Mountain Way. Been around since the early 70s and has been featured in a ton of songs from virtually every genre. Has been known to loosen and in some rare instances even knock out a players tooth caused by the vibration.
GTR's solo is done with the vocoder effect pedal with distortion! it modulates the voice with the notes you play on the guitar, that's why you gesture the notes with your mouth to give a more robotic sense to the sound. entertaining reaction! i recommend you to refer to the song "I'ts not love" by Dokken. from the same era of "Hard Rock Glam". thank you greetings from argentina!
You want to hear something real cool from a guitar is Bad Motor Scooter (the song) Montrose/Sammy Hargar, love the sound the guitar makes in that song.
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Its called a talkbox. Its a tube that runs from your mouth into the guitar and uses your breath to distort the guitar tone. Check out Peter Frampton-Do you feel like we do. He showcases some awesome talkbox techniques. Much love Biss
The talkbox actually works by projecting the sound of the guitar into your mouth. You then 'shape' the sound with your mouth just as you do when you sing or speak. The sound (from your mouth) is then picked up by the microphone. Here's a good recent video of Frampton's 'Do You Feel Like We Do': czcams.com/video/jl4u6KQjODg/video.html
Sort of. Technically, It actually takes the output from your amp (already distorted typically), passes that signal to the talk box and splits the output to both the amp's speaker enclosure, as well as a tube that goes into the players mouth, where it fills the mouth with the guitar/amp sound, that is manipulated and heard through the microphone when the person opens their mouth and makes speaking mouth shapes near it, but instead of the lungs and vocal chords making the sound, it's the pressure and tone coming out of the tube.
Definitely needs to do Peter Frampton
Frampton used his talkbox for the the iconic opening riff in Show me the Way too.
Not to be rude,or intrude, but are you the Richard Grieco?
It's extremely difficult to not get hype from this song. It's got so much energy.
If you're having fun then you're dancing correctly! This song is just pure energy. Love it!
Couldn't have said it better my self. No way you can go wrong just feeling it!
My favourite Crüe song. Pure fun and energy. Awesome
"Fun, fun, fun, son" - My parents in the 80s when they were living the dream. This song sounds like all the stories I heard. Great reaction lady.
True story. Two times I was driving home late at night. Long drives. Desperately fighting sleep. And this song came on the radio. I swear it was like I had jumper cables attached to Me. Head bangin' and wide awake. The song got Me home safe. And may well have saved my life.
I will never forget the first time I saw these guys live and heard this song. The crowd went insane, so much pyrotechnics, and all were having a great time. This song always energizes me and it is definitely one I listen to often. Love the dance moves and awesome reaction!!! ❤🤘
Saw them on the Dr. Feelgood tour first too. Great show. Skid Row supported, if I remember correctly.
Never saw crue live but I do have their live cd. Saw vince and his solo band perform as openers for skid row and Poison. They played crue songs and sounded really good
Motley Crue at their creative and career peak in 1989... their 5th album 'Dr. Feelgood' hit #1 on the US charts... This music video was filmed in L.A. when Motley played the Whiskey-a-go-go Club, one of the early venues where they had started their career in 1981 as a local rock band. The Doors used to play there in the 60's... Metallica played there too as a local band in 1982.
The song lyrics were inspired by a near-fatal incident in 1987 (?) when Motley bassist Nikki Sixx OD'd on heroin and was pronounced dead on the scene... but paramedics gave him an adrenalin shot to his heart and revived him. According to Sixx, he checked out of the hospital and went home... and shot up again 🙄 And he woke up the next morning w/ the needle still in his arm... Motley managers finally intervened and forced Sixx and the band to rehab to clean up their act... It worked for a while, as 'Dr. Feelgood' was the first album the band recorded sober.
Guitarist Mick Mars used a talk box distortion effect w/ his guitar to make that sound... Richie Sambora, guitarist of Bon Jovi, did the same on the song "Livin' on a prayer"... Kirk Hammett (Metallica) also used it on the Metallica song 'The house Jack built'... It was also used by artists like Peter Frampton and Joe Walsh ... etc. in the 70's.
There is a bit more to that story, from what I remember, about Nikki's brush with death. When he OD'd and was in the ambulance, his heart stopped like you said and they gave him the shot of adrenaline but it didn't work. His heart beat did not come back. One of the paramedics was a huge Motley Crue fan and told his partner that was there with him, "This is Nikki F'n Sixx and I'll be damned if he is going to die on my watch!" So he grabbed second shot of adrenaline and jabbed it into his heart and that's what "Kickstarted his Heart". At least that's what I read about it years ago.
@@Diesal3 That's just a story. It hasn't been verified. That was how it was depicted in the movie 'The Dirt'... But a lot of that was fabricated on purpose for a laugh 😂
My favorite song of this band, ever! The effect is a talkbox, You can see this effect in "Living on a prayer" by Bon Jovi. . Great react again. See you at the next, Megitsune 🤟🏻🦊🇯🇵🔥
Mick is using a golden throat box that shoots the signal of compressed air through a tube into his mouth so he can manipulate the sound. It's like the air from a speaker into his mouth.
Absolutely love her initial reaction to this jam! How can you not move to this!!!
As a man who lived through this era, all I can say is....YES MORE PLEASE!
Ur dancing is on point!! Love it.
Mick Mars is using a “talk box” for his guitar. Simply put, he has a tube going in his mouth and the guitar tone can be changed by how he moves his mouth. You can hear at the end when Mick even says, through his guitar, KICKSTART NY HEART
I bet you liked it, everyone does. It's really motivating.
Also that's Sam Kinnesson (sp?) Driving the car at the beginning.
Yes, they actually did light NIkki Sixx on fire in some concerts.
And yes Mick Mars is using a voice box during the solo
He's using a Talk Box. It can be connected to any musical intstrument, usually a guitar or a keyboard. For a notable use on the guitar, check out Peter Frampton. For a notable use on the keyboard, check out Robert Troutman of Zapp. For a really wild early use, check out Pete Drake and his singing guitar.
There can never be enough Mötley Crüe reactions 🤘
Seeing the Crüe live in about 7 weeks.
This is a hair metal anthem. Motley Crue is California rock from the same general era as Guns 'n Roses. On the more metal side, you've got Metallica, Megadeth, and Tool.
The talk box pipes guitar sounds into the mouth, which are then shaped by the mouth and picked up by the singer's microphone. First notably used by Joe Walsh ("Rocky Mountain Way" 1973) and then maybe most famously by Peter Frampton on his live album ("Do You Feel Like We Do" 1976). Also, "Sweet Emotion" by Aerosmith in 1975, and dozens of other songs.
The instrument used by guitarists when playing solo is called Talkbox. Another famous band, Bon Jovi, also uses this instrument in their classic songs: livin' on a prayer and it's my life. I recommend you to listen to it.
Motley Crue is one of my Favorite Bands. Mick Mars the Guitarist is one of the most Underrated Guitarists Of that Time. When you mentioned "Please tell me there is a Guitar Solo Now" I Wished the same thing back in the 80s.. No Where Near enough Solos from this Legend.
Takes me back to when I was a teenager. Running home to watch the MTV ( when they played music ) premiere of the new Crüe song. Try some of the lesser known songs. On with the show, Dancing on glass, Saints of Los Angeles.
You always bring, humor, curiosity, insight to the reaction vids! Always fun to see. Motley Crue a band that "rocks"!
I'm a single dad, and when my boys were a bit younger we'd have dance parties right before bed to get all of their excess energy out. This song was a staple. Been a favorite for many years now. These days it's more of a "living room moshpit" to some Slayer, LoG or the Doom soundtrack.
This is such an awesome song.
Great reaction ❤
Adorable. There is no wrong way to move.
Great reaction Biss! I love motley crue. A couple of fav songs are Dr. Feelgood and Same Ol Situation. Also, there is no right or wrong way to dance. Move in the way that feels right 😂. Keep on rocking girl 🤘
It is not a voice modifier. It isn’t a pedal. The device is called a “talk box” and is actually very simple. The talk box is basically a guitar speaker in a box that connects to the guitar amplifier just like a regular speaker would. Only instead of the speaker playing into the air as usual it is inside a completely contained box. This box has a tube connected to it, and the guitar sound only plays through that tube while you’ve switched over to the talk box. As you play your guitar the sound goes through the tube, and you run that tube up a mic stand so it ends beside the microphone. You place the end of the tube in your mouth and it allows you to shape the sound of the guitar with your mouth in the same way that you usually shape the sound of your voice. Bon Jovi has a song called Livin’ On A Prayer that uses the same effect very prominently as part of the main riff. Aerosmith has a song called Sweet Emotion that uses it during the intro. It is an effect that has been around for quite a while but isn’t used very often.
This is exactly like their concerts. They are really singing there either. Thanks for sharing.
It's called a Golden Throat. It sends the sound of the guitar through the tube that is taped to the Mic. The guitar sound resonates in his mouth and is picked up by the microphone. That's why it makes that weird sound. He can even form words while playing. Very cool.
They are using a voice processor. So other songs that use it are Aerosmith's Sweet Emotion, Peter Frampton's Do You Feel Like We Do, Nazareth's Hair of the Dog and Joe Walsh's Rocky Mountain Way
Bisscute is always kickstarting hearts
Unul din cantecele mele preferate de la ei. Il ascult ori de cate ori simt nevoie sa-mi iau putina energie, mai ales dimineata in drum spre munca.
It's one of my favorite songs by them. I listen to it whenever I need energy, especially in the morning when I go to work.
Yes, Bisscute. It was a Talk Box. It uses a voice to modify the sound of the notes played on the guitar.
Always did love this song!! Love your reactions!!
Good choice. One of my favs. Live Wire is another great, upbeat song by these guys.
Love the dozens of guitar techs explaining the talk box, none are the same description 😂
It's called a talk box, with a tube that is connected to the guitar to modify the guitar sound. Check out Peter Frampton Do You Feel Like We Do LIVE from 1977. There are close ups so you get a really good idea of how it works.
When I was young we would race cars up a mountain rd doing 60-70 miles an hour. I would have this song cranked. It was a real winedy rd. Know one way ever killed but there were close calls. Brings back alot of memories.
The talkbox is really simple. Guitar sound is sent to a speaker inside a sealed box with the sound escaping through the tube. That tiny guitar sound bounces around in the mouth and comes back to the microphone.
Hey 'Cutie, you just be you and we are happy :) Btw... that red, white and blue speed boat that almost did a nose dive was a Cigarette 66. The first boat to go more than 150 mph on the water. Sadly, sometime in the 80s, another speed boat named Miss Budweiser tried to break the record. The boat hit a tiny ripple in the water at the wrong angle, went airborne, crashed back down and burst apart. The driver was killed.
Its a talk box it directs sound from guitar into the musician's mouth by using a flexible tube.
Loves watching you dork out on great music.... I do the same thing in my car with the radio blaring lol
The solo was played with a voice box Bisscute. You move your mouth and the sound goes into a tube and is added to the sound of the guitar. They've been in use since the 1970's, with the most notable classic being Peter Frampton's "Do You Feel Like I Do," but aren't used much as the sound can lose it's unique novelty if used often. It was a good choice for this song and you can even hear Mick Mars saying kick start my heart through the guitar at the end of the song.
It's called a voice Box, made famous by Peter Frampton "Do you fell like I do", also Joe Wash "Rocky Mountain Way", and Joe Perry of Aerosmith "Sweet Emotion".
Talk Box
If you want to see the master of the "talk box" he was using on his guitar, watch Peter Frampton's "Do you feel like I do" live on the midnight special 😉👍
Love the video. One of my favorites! . Great reaction. You looked like you enjoyed it. Big fan🎉
Hi bisscute the song kick start my heart is about nikki sixx the bass player of motley cruel he od on herion died for a short while and was bought back to life by medical staff in the hospital the next day he shoot up more herion ❤
Funny thing is, I was playing this video earlier today.
My all time favourite song by any band. I want it played at my funeral.
As for the sound, its called a talkbox where there is a pipe that you use your mouth to change the sound of the guitar. One of the most famous uses of it is the start of Livin on a prayer by Bon Jovi.
Awesome song with a great reaction.
This was my jam as a kid. Another good (recent) song by them is 'Saints of Los Angeles'.
A song with similar energy is 'The Void' by Parkway Drive.
Also, the driver of the old ambulance in the video is Sam Kinison, a former Southern preacher turned comedian. His solution for world hunger is still the best.
@Bissute, its really time for you to react to some SKID ROW. #1"Wasted Time" #2 "I'll Remember you" and #3 "18 and life" are three great songs. The Singer has one of the great Rock voices around💯🎙️🔥🤘Love your Channel
I got to see Motley Crue, Joan Jett And BlackHearts, Poison, And Def Leppard live last year in Charlotte North Carolina. Also it's called a TalkBox it runs from your mouth to the guitar to give the distortion tune
A cup of coffee and this song should be how you start your day
Ah the Crüe, an ex of mine loved them so much. In this genre you still need to do a few classics like Skid Row: 'I Remember You' or 'Youth Gone Wild' or '18 and Life' (I think you might like Skid Row, or maybe just the singer haha)
Warrant: 'I Saw Red' or 'Uncle Tom’s Cabin' -
Poison: 'Every Rose Has Its Thorn' or 'Something To Believe In' -
Whitesnake: 'Is This Love' or 'Here I Go Again'
There are quite a few more bands but I'll leave it there for now as these were really popular.
Edit: the proper dancing style is like an 80s stripper, not joking, but if you watch an 80s workout tape you'll get the gist of it too.
Right in the childhood. This and Poison were A+ :D
I have spent many nights at The Whiskey (A Go Go), the bar/venue they shot this in. Legendary venue that Motley Crue sparked their popularity in. One of my favorite live performances of theirs was the Sunset Music Festival back in 2011. It's a music festival that blocks off a few blocks on Sunset Blvd right in front of some of the most iconic music venues from the 80s & 90s. The Viper Room, The Roxy, The Whiskey, The Key Club (gone now) and then The Rainbow Bar (not a music venue, although there is a small stage in the closed off upstairs bar and countless musicians from this era hang there). They came on right after Bush played - another of my favorite bands. Sun was setting and they came out on fire. Absolutely rocked the strip! I remember Tommy gave a pretty cool speech right before they played Home Sweet Home, mentioning their memories of the iconic strip and talking about their first apartment together that was just up the road from where the stage was (down the street from The Whiskey). Pretty incredible show! One thing about Motley Crue though, they put on one h*** of a performance! Never been to a bad one, although Vince doesn't have the vocals he used to have. Btw, this song was about Nikki's heroine overdose. He was pronounced dead until the paramedeic brought him back to life with adrenaline. It is definitely a great song with an upbeat riff, even if the inspiration for it was from a grim moment in their history.
Anyway, glad you enjoyed it! :)
SONG FACT-songs about Nikki Six (the bassist) actually dying due to an overdose Then can back to life hence “Kickstart my heart”
Your dancing is perfect, as long as you're having fun...
Awesome song, seen them live, still touring today 👍😆🤘🎸🎸🥁🎤
Also, the inspiration of the song came from Nikki sixx dying from heroin overdose (for a moment). 1st shot of adrenaline didn't work, but the paramedic on duty administering it happens to be a fan , decided to give Nikki a 2nd shot, & Nikki miraculously came back to life...with 2 syringe on his chest (...became a case study for doctors afterwards)
And here's a quote from the attending paramedic in the film adaptation "the dirt": *"nah this ni--@ Nikki sixx man, he not about to die in my ambulance!"*
Tommy Lee is such a beast. Great drummer.
I just found out recently he is Greek. I think it is him. (I was watching a podcast where they interviewed him) His mother was Miss Greece and his father was in the army. I think it is him.
I love your english. I love how you trill your r's. Keep being yourself.
You have the best show on CZcams by far. So much fun watching you. I love it. I gotta say that you are absolutely gorgeous as well
Music was so fun in the 80s I was born in 81 my family took me to see these bands at a very young age. I remember seeing poison the most dad put me on his shoulders so I could see 😆 by the way nice dance moves 😮
Great reaction, you’re awesome 😎
WHITE ZOMBIE: Thunder kiss
WHITESNAKE: STILL OF THE NIGHT
AUDIOSLAVE: Cochise
BECK: Where it’s at
TEMPLE OF THE DOG: Hunger Strike. When you get a chance.
Great video, keep it up 👍
It goes by many names. Fuzzbox, talkbox, vocoder... It was made famous way back in 1976 by Peter Frampton and the song Do You Feel Like We Do. Also used By Richie Sambora in Bon Jovi's Living On a Prayer..
On living on a prayer!!!
On my way to skydiving in Queenstown, New Zealand, I made sure to play this song on the way, get pumped up!!!!
I would love to see ur first time reaction of "You're all I need". Motley Crue is amazing.
One of my favourites from the 80s
Love your reactions
The only reason that this isn't my favourite Mötley Crüe tune is the Masterpiece that is "Wild Side". 🤘🤘🤘
And you're desk-dancing is just fine Bisscute, love the energy. 👍
Yes! I've been waiting for this for a long time. My nr 1 song for hype/motivation etc. Such a good tune!
2:47. You must be joking! Your chair dancing is legendary!🤩🌸🌿🍀
Usually you don't "dance" to this but headbang to it 😬 Check Wild Side to have a better glimpse of how they did live... better expressed than in the Home Sweet Home video btw 😉
This song kicks so much ass. It’s the cause of so many speeding tickets! Yes, he’s using a “talk box.” Using the guitar to modify his voice. To really see one used, and hear a GREAT song, check out “Do You Feel Like We Do” from Peter Frampton. The live version.
Sound from the guitar goes up the tube, as you open and change the shape of your mouth the sound changes and goes through the mic.
The foo fighters and bon jovi are two that use it.
Just found your channel. Your energy is addictive. Love it!
It's called a "Talkbox" .. it is a horn driver (basically a big magnet) connected to one of the amplifier output channels. Where the cone attaches to the drive a plastic tube is attached instead. The air pressure and sound waves generated from the driver travel up through the tube to the musicians mouth. It produces sounds that can then be manipulated with their mouth, kind of shaped by their mouth. Not many people use them anymore, they were kind of a novelty during the 70's and 80's but some people did some pretty cool things with them. I have used one myself and it is kind of a strange feeling in your mouth as the air and sound vibrations reverberate around in your mouth. Talkbox's are actually pretty cool, too bad nobody really uses them anymore.
Fun reaction Bisscute.
That's a fantastic song. Did you know the guy driving the bands limo in this video was a well known stand up comedian named Sam Kinison.
He performed stand-up routines that were characterized by intense sudden tirades, punctuated with his distinctive scream. What's even stranger is that Sam was a former pentecostal preacher. Unfortunately he died in a car accident in 1992
When Bisscute's shoulders start doing that shimmy shake thing, you know a great song is coming.
Hi Bisscute, great reaction. Based on your style of music and reactions, I would request “BUSH - Come down BUSH - Machinehead or BUSH - Glycerine” have a blessed day 🫶🏼🌹
Thumbs up. I have heard of the band, I have never seen the video or heard the song.
That was comedian Sam Kinison driving the car. He was a former minister who became a comedian. (He was hit by a car as a young man - his head hit the A-frame - and his family said he was never the same after that) He hung around with rock stars.
He was killed in a car accident, someone ran right into the side of his car. As he was a former minister his car registration was ‘EX-REV’. Outrageous wild man in comedy. I have read about Sam Kinison. There are documentarys.
I find it funny when bands put ümlauts in their band name. It does make them deep, edgy and charismatic. /smiles/
There is someone with the surname ‘Bach’ in one of those bands.
Well done Biss, you are reacting to hairspray rock or whatever the name is.
This song is fantastic !
It's called a talk box invented and used originally by Roger Troutman of the 70's /80's funk band Zapp.
Check out the tune More Bounce to the Ounce for a full on demonstration.
But be forewarned !
You will have no option but to dance if you listen to it.
#zappchallenge
He also used the talk box in 2Pac and Dr. Dre's California Love.
Fun reaction! 💪🏻🔥⚡👍🏻
Definitely one of the best songs off the Dr feelgood album and as you like this you will for sure like the title track 👌 would love to see you react to volbeat the singers voice is fantastic right up your alley their song leviathan has been my ringtone for over a year now 🙌
My favorite is same ole situation from the dr feelgood album
Hello Bisscute , Mick Mars uses a vocoder, you can also find that on a title like Livin' On A Prayer by Bon Jovi or the better known Peter Frampton - Show Me The Way .. Have a good evening
I’m a lifelong big hair band fanatic! My favorite Crue song is Wildside! The song is about Nikki’s drug dealer who gave him a hot shot one night and put him a dumpster. Luckily someone found him and after two adrenaline shots he came back.
That's a talk-box. Typically a foot pedal device that is connected to the amp, with an an airtight plastic tube connected to the device that runs up the length of the microphone stand and extends into the guitar players mouth. When switched on, the signal from the external amp is split into the foot pedal device where an internal driver reproduces the sound and blows that guitar sound up through the tube and into the players mouth. The player can choose to just move their mouth in different shapes to make various distorted sounds or vocalize words to mix with the guitar sound to make sound as if the guitar is speaking. Think in basic terms as if you stand in front of a fan and talk directly into it. The air gets pushed into your mouth and your own generated vocal air collide, making very distorted sounds, except this is musical noise (guitar) instead of just straight air. Popular examples are Peter Frampton- Do You Feel Like We Do, Eagles- Those Shoes, Aerosmith- Sweet Emotion, Alice In Chains- Man In The Box, Bon Jovi- Livin' On A Prayer, Scorpions- The Zoo, and Joe Walsh- Rocky Mountain Way. Been around since the early 70s and has been featured in a ton of songs from virtually every genre. Has been known to loosen and in some rare instances even knock out a players tooth caused by the vibration.
That one's a crowd pleaser! 🤪🤘
Energetic song plus an energetic Biss. No way this wasn't going to be great.
Great time to be alive in this era. I feel for the kids now
most requested song to hear before skydiving.
GTR's solo is done with the vocoder effect pedal with distortion! it modulates the voice with the notes you play on the guitar, that's why you gesture the notes with your mouth to give a more robotic sense to the sound.
entertaining reaction! i recommend you to refer to the song "I'ts not love" by Dokken. from the same era of "Hard Rock Glam".
thank you greetings from argentina!
It matters not how you dance, simply that you dance
Thanks Bisscute, I love this song and it has brightened my Friday afternoon ❤🤘
I agree with you. It is indeed a very energetic song 🎶🤘🤘🤘. Gets your heart pumping
Its called a talk box. Check out Pink Floyd's Keep Talking from the Pulse tour to see it in great detail.
You want to hear something real cool from a guitar is Bad Motor Scooter (the song) Montrose/Sammy Hargar, love the sound the guitar makes in that song.
Noted ❤
@@BisscuteReacts This is early Sammy Hagar before he went solo and then later joined Van Halen.
Talkbox channels the sound from a speaker through a tube that you hold in your mouth and use to shape the sound going into your microphone.