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Check out the live BBC session version on Raw to the Bone. It smokes.

"Hey Paul, The Who is the loudest and raunchiest rock band around". Paul - "oh yeah, hold my beer"

Paice's drumming and timekeeping on this is amazing

It's nice to hear reactions to "deeper cuts" that other reactors skip over. I heard BOC for the first time in 72 and was immediately taken in. Their first album was just totally different than anything I had ever heard....Transmaniacon MC, Stairway to the stars, She's as beautiful as a foot, Screams.....any song off this album is great. Same goes for the next two albums....not a bad one in the bunch. Many of us "oldsters' consider their third album, SECRET TREATIES, as their best. However, I can't think of any of their albums that are stinkers. I would like to sway you towards their later albums, HEAVEN FORBID and THE SYMBOL REMAINS! Both of these albums do not get the respect that they deserve. Both of these albums are unbelievably well done and are so overlooked by so many other than true BOC fans. Three from HEAVEN FORBID....SEE YOU IN BLACK, HARVEST MOON, STILL BURNIN. Three from THE SYMBOL REMAINS......THE ALCHEMIST (video version), EDGE OF THE WORLD, STAND AND FIGHT. Thanks for keeping BOC around to listen to!

nobody's guitar tone sounds like Neil's, it's quite unique. And his tone has changed so much from when Like A Hurricane was recorded!

To answer your question, no Elton is not playing the synth on this song.

Unfortunately played rarely live… saw them 25 times in concert… only once it was on the tracks list 😢

I really do appreciate your listening to the song first, then reacting. While I understand the copyright issues, most reactor's pause the song every 35 seconds and it drives me up the wall. Good job!

Meatloaf was paid $1000 for his contributions to this album, and had to create his part without any knowledge of the songs arrangement. Times have changed.

Beatles for ever.....

I am based in England & have been a (big) Wishbone Ash for some time. (Argus) the album is brilliant. I love "throw down the sword"

People who don't like the music of Steely Dan propably come from outer space (Mizar 5 ?).

You HAVE to read the lyrics. One of the heaviest songs that I have ever heard. It addresses our irresistible urge to hate and kill one another 😢 "the more love you give the more you find" "how long will it take til everybody understands? That we need to fill our hearts with love again."

Love your reaction and that you enjoy the performance first. I've grown up with Dire Straits ...66 years young this year and I've always thought they were the tightest and most polished musicians ever. As for Mark....he's a genius in every way!! Love this version, love Alchemy in its entirety...best live album ever! This is a fab live version, but you should really check out Tunnel of Love from Wembley 1985....16 mintes of pure musical genius and the best 6 minute outtro ever!!!

I’ve never heard this version of this song . Typically she doesn’t do the whole lead vocal, but is a background singer. This is from their first lp which was synth pop , 2nd album was synth pop but more industrial, 3rd album was a combination of the 2nd lp sound , but adding more guitars and by the 4th lp pretty much industrial metal. Talk about a genre change.

What an introduction! Thank you Wayne!!

Hi there, because you liked Mark Knopfler of Dire Straits, I'd love it if you would react to this solo guitarist from Wales called Chris Buck. He was voted Best Blues Guitar Player in the World a few years ago. I just know you'll love it. Btw, I have subbed and I thought your reaction to those Dire Straits songs were great. Here is the link to Chris Buck, enjoy! ruclips.net/video/fu7lNTyvHmA/видео.html

Hi there, great reaction to what is probably one of the top 10 alt/rock bands ever. I'd love it if you would react to this solo guitarist from Wales called Chris Buck. He was voted Best Blues Guitar Player in the World a few years ago. I just know you'll love it. Btw, I have subbed and I thought your reaction to those Dire Straits songs were great. Here is the link to Chris Buck, enjoy! ruclips.net/video/fu7lNTyvHmA/видео.html

That backwards electric sitar makes this song cool and weird.

Nice job guys!

A long way from I want to hold your hand 🤪

Ken Hensley sang Lead Vocals on some Uriah Heep songs. He sounds absolutely identical to David Byron.

1. Simon the Bullet Freak 2. Gypsy 3. Lady in Black 4. Bird of Prey 5. Spider Woman 6. Rainbow Demon 7. Shadows of Grief 8. Pilgrim 9. Time To Live 10. the Park

jimmy page said gary was better then Hendrix

Katy is heroin, Dr Wu is the guys dealer who is straight and always helps him find dope in a pinch. Then Dr Wu gets hooked on Katy himself and stops coming around. Our narrator goes to the seedy part of town to find some Katy and who does he find? Dr Wu has OD’d and is laying there with a needle in his arm. He stopped coming around because he started getting high on his own supply and overdid it

Can you please react to Darkness by Peter Gabriel , Live Performance Growing Up Tour , please 😊

Again, Steely Dan your favorite bands favorite band 🤘✌😊

All of SD’s seventies albums are amazing and worth the investment!

As you are a pocketful of Heep you can't not listen to this epic masterpiece buddy. And a fantastic baseline indeed. Good reaction!

You are NEVER alone!!!

More bjork

🎼🎶🎶🎵🎵🎧❤️💥 Love the hawks

And great You're obviously a Heep fan. My crash was in 1973 when I was twelve yeas young.

Music to be transfixed by. Listen to "Precious Things".

This song doesn’t give me anything. Love the music, but can’t get a feel for the lyrics.

brilliant, great tango

Hey guys! Awesome job!!!👍🎵🎼🎶😎

Wayne hitting us with the awesome intro’s!!! Great discussion 😃

This was a fun one to dive into, thanks again for having me Wayne!

Awesome!!!!!

Can you please react to Darkness by Peter Gabriel , Live Performance Growing Up Tour Live, please 😊

And the cassettes we got from Uncle Randy got added to the car. Those were the best trips

As you know Mom and I love Meatloaf. It was a sad day in this house when he died.

This creeped me out at 11 y/o. Not so much now at 65 y/o.

Gary the Belfast Boy best in the World R I P.

Was just watching an older reaction of yours, that being Bathory’s A Fine Day to Die, and noticed you loved it! I seen you didn’t post any more reactions to that band, if you are still interested in hearing more, you should definitely consider “call from the grave” or “enter the eternal fire.” Those are masterpieces of songs by the band and I actually like them way more than most of the blood fire death album.

They opened for Grand Funk Railroad in Dayton Oh. 1970. Everyone was stoned or tripping on LSD (it seemed). When the siren played, red lights spun around and you felt like you were that ambulance. It was an amazing experience for a kid.

The booming bass on this song is not all McCartney. He plays some of the notes, but if you removed it, it, might not even be very noticeable. The repetitive coda guitars are Lennon and Harrison. And Lennon on PIANO. McCartney's part is VERY simple, but he adds a few runs that add a bit to the ambience. ruclips.net/video/B6FPbd4KgKQ/видео.html Attention: 20:50 and 41:18

Saw Rory every time he came into the States in the 1970s. The energy was infectious--you'd leave a concert wiped out but ready to run laps. I think it was Melody Maker, back in the late 70s/early 80s which trashed one of Rory's albums, calling his rhythm section mediocre as well as Rory's singing. Anything from the Irish Tour, 1974 is worth catching, and there are a whole bunch of Old Grey Whistle Test vids out on youtube. Actually, saw a Midnight Special episode recently that had Rory on it.

Try listening to fm extended version with long outro saxaphone version