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Re: lost in Vegas guys. Sometimes they have and they will admit when they have. But I think a lot of time they genuinely have never heard them. Re: many,many other reaction vids on YouTube, I think a lot of it is shtick and it's not first listen.
Matters not to me if that's true. These guys make me laugh, and are pretty spot on with their observations, so...
I have seen those, and can remember that one of said they have heard it and the other haven't (I think one was an Opeth song).
Jim Anchower is everybody's soul doppleganger.BTW, @Buffaloes - I am starting to think you are my doppleganger.
Yeah but you don't like reggae and I don't like modern popBTW, @Buffaloes - I am starting to think you are my doppleganger.
I thought this was a rockaction alias, but he would have spelled "doppelganger" correctly. Torn.
For me and those guys it's simple. They talk about something I have a passion for with a lot of respect and excitement. Again, I can't speak for other "reaction" videos.
Whoa, whoa. No need for a life story. Just know and crack up about Anchower and like Marcy Playground. Would he?
Go with your gut. According to the red lines in this here quote box, you're spelling it wrong. You're not. Just needs umlauts. Which may itself need umlauts. It's pretty immolating, this whole thing.
Someone reacts to a song on youtube. Preferrable as they hear it for the first time.
OK, definitely RA. The reason I didn't use umlauts was because I didn't want to highlight them in a way that would make people think it was the absence of umlauts that was the mis-spelling, but would instead see that it was the transposed "e" and "l." Yes, I did think about it.
thanks - yeah, they've been around quite a while - but seems like they are getting a lot more popular
Dion released a new album yesterday called Blues with Friends. it has a lot of guest stars including Bruce Springsteen, Paul Simon, Van Morrison, Billy Gibbons, Jeff Beck and Joe Bonamassa.
Probably be funnier with drunken KP and reggae songs. I actually like 50% + of Beatles songs I hear.
PICK 44.20 (repick)
When I was a kid, I won a stereo (with cassette player!) from Rockline magazine in a trivia contest about the group Styx. Sorry for spotlighting.
uh ...you can't stop there.
I also love your scoring system.Geez, it was ages ago. I think they were pretty easy, and I just won in a drawing from all the correct answerers. I do remember seeing my name in lights in the magazine and finding out I'd won that way. Then the stereo arrived a few weeks later. No Amazon then.
There was a time my friends and I were Styx fans - after their hit, "Lady" they were big on tour circuit and then really hit it big with the "Grand Illusion" album. Definition of arena rock.
Geez, it was ages ago. I think they were pretty easy, and I just won in a drawing from all the correct answerers. I do remember seeing my name in lights in the magazine and finding out I'd won that way. Then the stereo arrived a few weeks later. No Amazon then.
I was super-obsessed up with Styx up through about 8th grade. I had a friend who was equally obsessed with Journey (the Steve Perry version, with apologies to whoever it is that hates him - PIK?), so we'd argue over who was better. Turned out actually we were both wrong.
I actually still think that earlier stuff is pretty good. "Grand Illusion" is the best of the lot, I think.
