Dire Straits-Telegraph Road Live- ALCHEMY Tour 1983 | REACTION
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Telegraph Road is one of the greatest songs ever written.
Alchemy is one of, if not the best live album ever recorded.
No overdubs, no cheats, just one of the best live bands ever captured in full flight.
It’s really amazing. I feel blessed reacting to the song. And I still want to do more.
Yup
The thing people don't know about Mark Knopfler is that he used to be a journalist working for an English tabloid newspaper. Who, when his boss came in asking him in a derogatory way to go write a story about this guitarist that died in Amsterdam (Jimi Hendrix of course,) literally told his boss the bad ass word "you can take this job and shove it." That day he decided to go pro in music. So he basically 'is' a writer, which is why you should always listen to his lyrics just as much as his guitar.
The magic of the greatest composer, songwriter, singer, guitafist who ever lived. Pure genius.
LEFT handed guitafist!
The thing people don't know about Mark Knopfler is that he used to be a journalist working for an English tabloid newspaper. Who, when his boss came in asking him in a derogatory way to go write a story about this guitarist that died in Amsterdam (Jimi Hendrix of course,) literally told his boss the bad ass word "you can take this job and shove it." That day he decided to go pro in music. So he basically 'is' a writer, which is why you should always listen to his lyrics just as much as his guitar.
It's such fun to watch somebody reacting to this song! At first they feel, "Ah, this is gentle and so very pleasant..." and then comes that dizzying realization that it's just building up and up and up and up... but so earnestly and beautifully. It was fab watching your amazement! Thanks.
Thank you 😊
I love it. It's so amazing to see people listening to this (and others like Stairway and Brothers in Arms) for the first time and seeing the reaction to the band saying "oh, you think we're done with you?!?!..... LET'S GO!"
This song always always gives me goosebumps AND makes me cry. A masterpiece.
Terry Williams again at his best. Thank you for reacting to one of the greatest live songs. Nothing can touch Alchemy live, not even today.
The song is amazing 😍
"run every red light on memory lane", fine lyrics, just one example.
Everyone knows how fluent Mark is with a guitar, but I believe he is a much underappreciated lyricist. He speaks to the
American myths as well as truths. He makes my heart break and then resurrects it!
Not a bad effort for a Brit!
Mark is a great with the guitar and I appreciate him.
He does, even if he's a Brit! Quite remarkable. To me Dire Straits has been the most important band in my life. Even more important than Floyd, Zeppelin or Purple.
@@karlf.karlsen4365 it's funny, my 2 favorite country music producers are both British. Dire Straits and The Rolling Stones.
Mark Knopfler, Lead guitar
Hal Lindes, Rhythm guitar
John Illsey, Bass guitar
Terry Williams, Drums
Alan Clark, keys
And guest for these shows, Tommy Mandel, on additional keys.
22nd 23rd July 1983 Hammersmith Odeon London UK
Terry absolutely smashed it
@@richardhargrave6082 Absolutely Terry!!! What an underappreciated drummer he is!!!
This is amazing.
Sorry David Knopfler, rhythm guitar?
@@jennywren7822 No he had left the band by then. This is Hal Lindes
This is a masterpiece of storytelling music. Try Romeo and Juliet or private investigations next.
Absolutely Sam!!! And for me the greatest performance of the greatest rock song ever.
This song is amazing. Thank for the recommendation 😍
Hey, I was so surprised someone reacted to such a seemingly unknown masterpiece as Dire Strait's "Telegraph Road", I could not help but stop and watch your reaction. I love this piece, it is amazing.
Thank you😍 for stopping to watch my video. I’m glad you love it.
The bands from the 70'and early 80' all had their own style and gig,. They all used all their abilities to capture their market. Its all beautiful.
With my little observation and research you’re absolutely correct.
As far as I'm concerned, this song is one of the best reasons for being alive.
Hi love your reactions. 😊. This is one of my favorite concerts by Dire Straits. I also really love Once Upon A Time In The West in this concert. It's awesome. Also love Calling Elvis from Dire Straits Live On The Night 1993. Take care Cheers from Australia 👍👍
This is beautiful. I’m glad you love my reaction 😍😍. Thanks for recommendation. ❤️❤️❤️
what a story teller lyrics and instruments thx Mark my Friend since 40 yrs
Magic
Alan Clark killed it in this song.
So amazing 😍
They all did, especially Terry Williams!!!!
I put off listening to alchemy live until this year 2022. I was always a studio recording snob. Man how much I've missed out. Never going to focus solely on studio stuff only ever again.
No-one else than Knopfler could possibly play that solo and make it sound like that. The man is a genius and this is a great song, not their best, that's Brothers in Arms which is one of the finest and most emotive songs ever written. There can be no denying though this is one of the best live albums ever made.
Dire Straits are so good and amazing. I love every of their songs I have reacted to.
Not only is Mark Knopfler one of the great evocative guitarists ever, he is also a wonderful vocalist and storyteller. His backing band is superior with such wonderful transitions from power rock into introspective beauty. Please do Romeo and Juliet by them. It will blow your mind.
I reacted to Romeo and Juliet, for real it’s really amazing and mind blowing. Here is the link czcams.com/video/_brYIb1cTzo/video.html
Thanks for a great reaction. You look totally blissed out. The first DVD I ever owned was the Alchemy Live concert, & Dire Straits remains one of my top two favorite bands. Terry Williams says he's "Still bangin' on the bongos like a chimpanzee."
This is beautiful😍. I’m glad to react to one of your favorite bands.
Brilliant!
I like your genuine reaction and affinity with the music.
Alan Clark on Keyboards was sublime, as were Mark and Hal on guitar, John on the bass was having great day and Terry Williams on the drums smashed it out of the park!
The song is the story of Henry Ford and Detroit,
I as I said in the reaction to "Sultans", I was there back in 1983, when I had long hair! We didn't think they'd be able to play this song live, its so complicated!
It was the encore and I think we just bounced up and down with our mouths open, it was better than the studio version!
The world needs talent like Dire Straights
Thanks for reacting to this
Thank you for this beautiful comment ❤️. Dire Straits are so good and fantastic.
Just a beautiful song.
Great reaction to one of the best bands of all time
Thank you
Now it's time to react to Pink Floyd Live. Especially "Comfortably Numb" at Earl's Court 94 (Pulse) and also " On the Turning Away ", (Delicate Sound of Thunder), 88.
Alright I will check it out😍. Thank you for recommendation.
@@LobaTX Look forward to your response xx
Nobody talks about the twin mushroom clouds at ... the end.
Maybe I didn’t pay attention to that at the end
@@LobaTX This song came out in the middle of the Cold War at one of its most scary times (1982-83). A lot of people figured NATO and Warsaw Pact would go to war at some point and it would trigger a nuclear war.
What is the intro song??????
You've still not reviewed Pink Floyd Live
I’m sorry but I have reacted to PINK FLOYD “On The Turning Away” live. I uploaded the video recently. Here is the link czcams.com/video/jpC9l_QoIo4/video.html
The snobbish UK music critics panned this song....but we knew better.
This song is amazing.