🎵 Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band - Against the Wind REACTION
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"Wish I didn't know now what I didn't know then." What a great line and so true.
One of my favorite lines ever.
Together with Springsteen's "Is a dream a lie if it don't come true or is it something worse?"
And Kristofferson "I ain't saying I beat the devil... But I drank his beer for nothing.. Then I stole his song."
that line n this tune struck 9yr old ears with a chord of truth so clearly intuitive it rang a gong in my feels...knew going against gusts would be my lesson to learn, not be taught
@@fronthorse Also, "Nothin ain't worth nothin, but it's free."
It truly is a great line. Funny because you have to think about it for a second to get it since it’s a double negative
The greatest lament to lost innocence in rock and roll!
When your young you dont really hear/understand the message Bob's music is giving you....but as you grow older and older it really hits home
Yes I totally agree with you, it really has more meaning as you get older in life.
@@frankrizzo4460 and how was Bob when he wrote the song? 😉
How old i meant
Dittos dude!
I've said this many times the last few years. I heard Seger many times when I was a teen and thought it was good and sounded like serious stuff. Man it hits so much deeper now at 47.
What a great story teller. He sings about real life. You can’t go wrong with Any of his music.
The first 2 words that I thought of before I read your comment was, story teller!
Exactly..one of the best rock bands ever out of Detroit
@@usafcombatvet218 you’ve got that right. I saw him twice live. Once in the late 1980’s and another in the early 90’s. Both awesome shows with people of all ages attending.
The meaning of the lyrics is in reference to the passing of time, getting older and pushing through the challenges of life.
I like when Brad gets forceful: “You grow your backbone by going against the wind!” You should have added “Dammit!” 😊
I like it! "A man knows when to go against the wind; a boy goes against the wind just because it's windy"
The pastor during last Sunday morning’s service said: “you are either about to go into a battle, you are in a battle, or you just came they a battle much of your life”
How true
And as jayteegamble says here, it takes growth and maturity to understand this.
Bob did a nice job of integrating other singers into his songs. You can clearly hear the harmonies of The Eagles, Glenn Fry on this one
Bob did quite a bit to start Glen Fry's career
I knew that Bob was a big part of the Eagles success, but I didn’t know that Glenn did back up vocals on this. Cool.
It was Glenn Fry who suggested layering the acoustic guitar under the piano solo.
Actually Glenn Frey and Bob Seger did the back up vocals on this song.
@@chrisa4695 Yes, thank you. I was going to mention that. It was a great decision. Love that part.
Every Saturday night when I was a kid my Uncle would have a party in his garage he had turned into a full-on bar. Us kids would be put to bed early and this was one of the songs I could hear my uncles and aunts singing at the top of their lungs.
Music is definitely more than the words and very individual to us all.
Edit: Bunch of Newfies out on the West Coast
Yes, music always! By the way, I would like to go to their party. I did get to go to his concert once.
@@atsu6165 I and my wife went to a Kinks concert in San Jose, California. near the end of the concert someone came out and told the crowd to hold onto the Kinks ticket stub. it was good for FREE admission to the upcoming Bob Seger Concert at the same venue. They could have been the worst seat sin the house, They Weren't though. and it still would have been the great concert it was.
And u kept the kids up...lol
Totally agree with you about music being personal. My older brother had this album and I remember playing it over and over growing up in Prince Rupert BC. Still remember the cover clear as if it was yesterday and I haven't seen it for over 30 years. Stay safe, best wishes from Van BC, Canada.
Lol I doubt they know what a Newfie is. But yes I can remember the garage / kitchen parties my family had from those days as well!
Brad is absolutely right on this one, going against the grain and against the wind is what makes us who we are.
I heard he is finishing his touring this year.
@@bella-xp7qd yeah he's definitely getting up there in years..
I am 50 years old and I am Italian. Bob was the first "foreign" singer I listened to when I was 8 years old. His voice, his lyrics, his music... Everything is perfect and touching. My only regret is that I never saw him on stage live
If you listen to the lyrics, it's a journey through life. I can relate. My love was Sandi. She made many promises. It was me and her against the world!.. she screwed up horribly, hurt me deeply. I wish I didn't know now what I didn't know then!... Found myself alone, surrounded by strangers I thought were my friend's... Partying like a freaking rock star, buckets of alcohol, mountains of cocaine and other things. Not a care in the world! Then you wake up one day, and need to settle down because the party can't keep going.... But you always find yourself reelecting....
"wish I didn't know now what I didn't know then" one of the great lines, that rings more and more true with age
I was just thinking - " Wish I didn't know now, what I didn't know then " - truer words have never been spoken , but you beat me too it lol
The older I get the more I come to realize that the wind represents change and time. Not just a lyric you hear but one you feel and can truly relate to.
Bob's music is absolutely timeless!!!
Bob Seger has some great songs. The first time I heard Bob Seger was on the radio with my headphones one night. the song was "Mainstreet" in 1976 I think and to this day it's still my favorite Seger song. Thats how we learned about new songs and bands back then. Through radio and friends and borrowing albums from each other. There's something magical about being a teenager and music at that age. Still love music but that time in life and music go together so well. Bob Seger made some great music. listen to: "Still the same" and "Shame on the moon"
You will never hear a bad Bob Seger song
One of my favorite Bob Seger songs and that is a high standard. He's got a bunch of great ones.
Agree, one of my favorites is Night Moves by Seger. It was featured in the film American Pop along with Jefferson Airplanes Somebody to Love. American Pop came out in 1981 an adult animated musical drama film directed by Ralph Bakshi. If you haven't seen it there are 3 trailers here on RUclips definitely worth checking out.
I don't know much Seger beyond the hits, but this is one of my favorite songs by anybody. At least a few times every year, I'll specifically look it up and just sit there in a trance listening to it.
The wind always blows, but it changes directions. When it does you turn and face it. This is the vibe I have always gotten from this song.
You guys are knockin’ out all the ‘Forrest Gump Soundtrack’ songs 🙂 lol
Listening to "Against The Wind" (1980) must be combined with "Like A Rock" (1986 - second line of the last verse: 'Like a rock, hard against the wind'). All of 'Bob Seger And The Silver Bullet Band' is there. Thanks
Chicago - You're The Inspiration // Wishing You Were Here // Baby What A Big Surprise // Hard To Say I'm Sorry//Hard Habit To Break// Look Away
Bob Seger - Still The Same // Down On Main Street // We've Got Tonight
"I guess i lost my way...There were oh so many roads"
This couple gives me hope for the younger generation.
*YOU'RE KILLING ME!!!!!*
At age 56 feeling the sun in the western part of my life now this song never fails to bring a tear to my eye, hell it makes me cry period. A few of the lines in the song just tear my heart out. Just the thought of loves and friends of the past and how I didn't treasure them enough at the time. The line I found my self further and further from my home always crushes me. I was born and raised in Rhode Island and still love it and consider it my home, since I left in my 20's I found myself moving further and further away and have now been stuck in Florida for the past 25-30 years, absolutely hating it. Such a good song but I never dare to listen to it because of how much it depresses me. Which really sucks because of my love for Bob Seger and his music.
I'd love to hear you two do......
Travellin' Man/Beautiful Loser live: ruclips.net/video/96PiX9tnMwE/видео.html
Peace
Right there with you brother. Sigh.
Hey at least you got Bad Company to fall back on!
For real though i feel ya... Im 40 and am starting to have some of those thoughts.
Then after 65 "Famous Final Scene" will sting on a whole other level!
Bob Seager is one of the greatest, most heartfelt, and deep rock n roll poets/singers/musicians/geniuses EVER !! There will never be another Bob Seager.
Seger was good friends with Don Henley and Glen Frey of the Eagles. He played them this song before it was released to get their thoughts on it. They loved it, but Bob told them he didn't like the line, "I wish I didn't know now what I didn't know then", because he felt it wasn't grammatically correct. They said, "Are you crazy?!? That's the best line in the song!"
I think it's fascinating that both Brad and Lex both understand based on what they're hearing and how they both don't understand what they're hearing based on their age or gender. They both get but understand it differently. Plus I know I'm a 60 year old white guy but she is adorable.
Bob Seger has been be of my favorites for decades...and I'm always happy to know that he is still touring!
One of the GOATs
The most relatable story teller we have
Greatest lyrics...
"I wish I didn't know now what I didn't know then"
"Moving 8 miles a minute 4 months at a time"
At least he was flying 480 mph in a jet vs. 70 mph on a tour bus!
I was just thinking - " Wish I didn't know now, what I didn't know then " - truer words have never been spoken , but you beat me too it lol
This is on my Motorcycle riding playlist. Awesome Song by a living Legend.
Seger has a wonderful voice and great lyrics.
LOVE this song forever
Timeless song, but so expressive of the time it was written
Great review Brad & Lex
So much wisdom in that voice.
Brad is right about America, it was made of adventurers, settlers, and pioneers, who went against the wind, and they were the type of people who made our country, the ones willing to take a chance and leave everything to come to a new world, against the wind.
Thank you. My favourite song by Bob Seger. Like so many others besides myself I've lived this song. This song is a song of what it means to lose everything including your lady. She promised it would never end. It did and after that you just fall apart. As you get older you begin to think and feel differently. Enjoy it while you can people!!!!
As Mellencamp wrote, "Oh yeah, life goes on...after the thrill of living is gone." You lose that thrill for life you have when your young. Things are different, you see and feel different. But you never forget how you felt when you were young.
That's really good insight, Brad. This song will hit harder the older you get.
so many memories for me i break down and cry every time i hear it
Y’all do the best songs! Love Seager. Saw him way back in 1978 and he was amazing. 💙💙
Saw him in '83 - still amazing !
Running against the wind is analogy for the struggles of life and the song starts off with him being young and getting older by the end of it. While he is older now he is still running against the wind (life). Struggles are different when we are younger vs. when we are older but they are always there. Love this song, Bob Seger is easily my favorite singer/song writer/musician.
Great summation of the meaning of this song.
Brad is really doing great lately - keep it up.
You can't go wrong with any of his songs. One of the great story tellers of rock. Down on mainstreet is one of his mainstream songs like this one but still a great story like all of them
1ST HEARD BOB, 'RAMBLING GAMBLING MAN' LATE 60'S, MENTIONED I WAS LUCKY ENUFF TO MEET HIM VERY BRIEFLY IN MICHIGAN IN '02 .. THEN IN CAME KID ROCK, THEN EMINEM .. ALL HAD PLACES IN THIS SMALL TOWN ... GOODRICH MI.
Brad hits the nail on the head 110% on this one. You have to go against the wind to grain experience and build maturity. Good call
Can never go wrong with Bob...I`ve been listening to him since he started performing and everything he has done is awesome.
I have heard this song over and over since the time it was released. Never gave it a second thought, till you guys opted to break it down a bit.
Gives one cause to think a bit.
Yessss Brad. You get it. Adversity builds character.
"Wish I didn't know now what I didn't know then" is one of my all time favorite lyrics.
Bob Segar, the man, the songs, the legend.
I like Brad and Lex. Love to read the looks on Lex's face when she analyses the songs.
That a song I grew up to in mind 80s and you touched something in about this song that I have not listened to in years thank you.
Life is the wind. I've been runnin against the wind since the late sixties. Between good and evil. This is an older Bob.
Brad I agree with you 100%. BTW I lived in San Fran when Rodney King went down. I was 28? I went there and spent hours there watching stuff. I didnt hurt anyone or anything but I wanted to be there and watch.
One of my favorite Bob Seeger songs. Thank you.
He takes us back in time
I remember, I think it was 1980 or so, I was going to go to this concert in Cleveland Ohio, and he had to cancel the concert to go for emergency throat surgery at the Cleveland Clinic. I think it was for throat cancer. Glad he made a full recovery!
When I first saw his concert on his tour for "Ramblin Gamblin Man" I never dreamed he'd have such a long successful career ahead of himself. His Late sixties concert was fantastic. I was about 16. Rambin Gamblin man is still my favorite song of his. They're all great however.
Bob Seger was very good at singing about life and on the road.
Wonderful. Big emotions for me. First heard the song from The Highwaymen. The band with Kristofferson, Cash, Jennings and Nelson. Love it. Oh man, nostalgia.
I love the way you two are swaying in time to the music and each other. Beautiful ❤
Bob is one of the greatest song writers. As a Michigander... Bob is a musical hero around here.
Man do I 💕 Bob Seger and the silver bullet band
Preach it sister Lex!!!
Beautiful couple doing great reactions to songs!! Love that you do not pause ever 10 seconds!!
This song means more and more the older you get
Great reaction as always. Another good one with this same kind of vibe is "Roll Me Away". Of course, just about anything from Bob Seger is top shelf. Really enjoy your channel.
Piano is exquisite.
Brad coming with backbone facts.
As a young man Brad you should relate to this. Everyday toils and strife is against the wind. Making a living and taking care of yourself and Lex is running against the wind. All humans both male and female push forward until their end.
What a tune and memory! I remember being in the front seat of my dads truck driving to baseball practice jamming with him to this song. 👍
thank you so much. this song is real, real deep in me.
So much more Bob Seger to get to, his discography is incredible. Been listening to him for over 45 years.
This is fabulous. Wonderful song!
You should react to Shame on the Moon by Bob Seger. Some amazing song writing right there.
I have Bob's greatest hits on a thumb drive and I have it with me when I am riding my Harley. Every songs is prefect for riding. When riding 5 or 6 hours, you can play it twice and you have rode for 2 hours and you don't even know it. The piano solo is one of my favorite parts.
Add some Elvis Presley and Fleetwood Mac and there before you it.
The beauty of this song and many great ones is that you can take it for what it means to you! Doesn't have to be the same for everyone. Its self interpretation.
That's the EAGLES doing background harmony.
Bob Seger and Glen Frey if the Eagles were Best friends and sang in background of Each other's songs ! The Eagles song Heartache Tonight Seger wrote the Chorus,"There's gonna be a Heartache Tonight" and Sang in the background! him and Glen Frey played in Garage bands together in Detroit before they were Famous! .
When you're young you believe you are invincible, your dreams will come true and you will eventually succeed ! But as you get older things get more complicated, you make concessions and adapt. But there are somethings that you do not give up on!! There are some battles you do not stop fighting!!
For me the greatest Seger set is from the live album at Cobo Hall 1975 . "Traveling Man-Beautiful Loser" positively kicks butt!
There used to be a DJ in DC that did a parody of this song. Against Her Chin....They Were Slapin' Against Her Chin. LOL
This was Seger's biggest album, and one of his most popular singles. Night Moves (and Live Bullet, recorded in Downtown Detroit) had been popular, but Against the Wind (the album) put him on the national stage. Before then (and largely since) he's had some popularity nationally, but is huge in Southeast Michigan where he comes from.
At 48, I feel like I’ve lived the part about friends and running and then seeking shelter. Always liked this song, but I guess I had to go through some stuff to really appreciate it. Great video as always! 👍🏼
"Wish I didn't know now what I didn't know then" maybe the greatest line ri rock n roll history. Plus the piano and guitar duet is amazing.
I didn't understand this song as well either when I was your age as I do now. Brad's mom would have been great to sit in on this.
I absolutely adore this song! I also enjoy the version performed by The Highwaymen. A country music super group comprised of Willie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson, Waylon Jennings. And last, but certainly not least, Johnny Cash.
Brad & Lex, you love his bangers "Rock and Roll Never Forgets" and "Katmandu"!!!
You're right .Brad. Life is running against the wind for most of us. The difference is running against the wind and having nothing to show, as opposed to your wind being accomplishing things in life. Supporting a family etc. The biggest fear of growing old just might be losing your ability to run against the wind. Great job as always you two.
Indeed. As you enter the golden years, the wind becomes a slight breeze.
Bob Seger was a Rock and Roll Radio Star... when music changed to disco, new wave, pop... MTV, he did bend to the pressure to change his music, he pushed on with the music he lived, not the flavor the record companies wanted artists to adopt for the video era....
The piano is the gentle soul and truth-teller of this classic
Classic story of a man, (or woman) looking back to their youth and prime days in their 20s and 30s, and seeing how they used to be, and who they are now many years later. Older, but still fine.
In 1970 The Bob Seger System opened some dates for Jethro Tull.
This is one of those songs that is wonderful to hear when you're young and going through it. It hits. Then, when you're older, it hits different. Bob Segar is the king of putting that sentiment to music.
My favorite by BOB SEGAR . We all have lost our way a time or two. How you deal with it is a learning experience .
Classic here! Also, you guys are amazing. You always make me smile.
My favorite song , all time ❤️
Roll Me Way, We’ve Got Tonight, The Famous Final Scene, Feel Like A Number, Betty Lou, Horizontal Bop, Hollywood Night, and Katmandu.
Aloha guys, excellent reaction...that sweet Silver Bullet Band...a hui hou
Bob Seger was a serious rocker, but as he aged his mellow grooves and retrospective lyrics became some of his best music....
Surrounded by strangers I thought were my friends. Great line. I always picture someone going back to where they grew up and meeting with old friends and realizing you have nothing in common with these people anymore.
Love Bob Seger, great voice and songwriter, other favorite songs from him are, Night Moves, Still The Same, Old Time Rock and Roll, Mainstreet, Hollywood Nights, and one that Metallica covered, Turn The Page.
I can still remember my Grandmother buying this on 8-track and bringing it to the house. We would listen to it over and over again. Good time, better memories.