I am African American and I like different types of music. The Cult was the headlining act at the first concert I ever went to. At that time Fire Woman had just started to chart. They blew me away as well. I loved your reaction!!!
I was 18 when this came out, and this band has remained so special to me. I saw them live in 1990. I had long hair for 10 years because I was inspired by Ian (the lead singer), and I have met him in person and shaken his hand. He had a sweet, authentic, powerful energy. Another interesting thing this band has taught me is what a producer does for an album- they first recorded many songs for their album "Electric" (one of the finest rock n roll albums ever) in England (called "The Manor Sessions"), but weren't happy and came to USA to work with the wizard, Rick Rubin, and the recordings were so completely different! Also, look up Rick Rubin on YT if you don't know about him- he is a force of nature.
I met them on tour Florida I the early 90s. Check out there song I think it's called Sweet soul sister. I had a outfit alot like that then I looked . If I wore it today I look like a fool😂
The Cult was one of the best southern rock bands post-70's. High energy and a hard-edged, distinctly southern sound, they were often underrated at the time, but were really the true successors to bands like Lynyrd Skynyrd and .38 Special. A deeper dive into their library will convince you...
@@DTSQUAD The pre-Cult version of the band was called the Southern Death Cult, but it has absolutely nothing to do with "southern rock". They were a British goth post-punk new wave rock band. Then they turned to rawer rock and then evolved to smoother and fatter production,the vibe often being very large. Their rawest hyper testosterone rock you can hear on the Electric album, like on "Love Removal Machine" which you really want to check out if you like pure raw male sex energy in music.
I would never send you a group you wouldn't love..❤ now my nephew "Hayden Hunter and the yearly trials" is up and coming band in Mississippi Louisiana and Tennessee. You a southern girl im sure you would love him. He writes his own music plays amazing guitar and is also the singer in his 3 piece band.. check out the "wage song" his guitar skills are outstanding..but look at his uncle Dan...lol
@@DTSQUAD no baby, thank YOU. you make me happy and sad at the same time - happy because you're so beautiful and sad that I'm too old to track you down and sweep you off your feet.
As a old white dude who knows all this music I love seeing black people enjoy music I heard a million times. Music should united us all in love and joy. Try Joy Division and New Order and Pixies.
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I am African American and I like different types of music. The Cult was the headlining act at the first concert I ever went to. At that time Fire Woman had just started to chart. They blew me away as well. I loved your reaction!!!
Yes I'm very open when it comes to music. Thank you so much. I'm glad you enjoyed it!
I just saw them two days ago. He still sounds amazing and has endless energy!
Oh... wow that's really cool
Ian astbury was in the doors realy pulled the vocals off on their re union tour.Ian is a world class original singer top class.
I was 18 when this came out, and this band has remained so special to me. I saw them live in 1990. I had long hair for 10 years because I was inspired by Ian (the lead singer), and I have met him in person and shaken his hand. He had a sweet, authentic, powerful energy. Another interesting thing this band has taught me is what a producer does for an album- they first recorded many songs for their album "Electric" (one of the finest rock n roll albums ever) in England (called "The Manor Sessions"), but weren't happy and came to USA to work with the wizard, Rick Rubin, and the recordings were so completely different! Also, look up Rick Rubin on YT if you don't know about him- he is a force of nature.
What an amazing memory to have forever
I was 17 and this was my summer album @
Love your reaction and your interest to check out different music genres. And your reply to some of these guys comments...lol
@bernardk5189 thank you. Lol I try to respond to most. I'm starting to get more than usual
Hi, hell yeah! Love your reaction! 80s my friend, what an era! Thrash and rock on! 💪🤘🤟
Hi!! Yes I love the 80s. Thank you 💪🏾
Check out their song She Sells Sanctuary , its great!
Welcome to real music, little sister. Awesome selection!!
@travisd7888 thank you so much!
Lord have mercy! The Cult
One of the best live shows ever!
The whole Sonic Temple album rocks 🤘😎
I met them on tour Florida I the early 90s. Check out there song I think it's called Sweet soul sister. I had a outfit alot like that then I looked . If I wore it today I look like a fool😂
Lol not you with the outfit. Ok I will check it out
@ferocentaur13 oh... wow. Thank you for telling me about it
The Cult was one of the best southern rock bands post-70's. High energy and a hard-edged, distinctly southern sound, they were often underrated at the time, but were really the true successors to bands like Lynyrd Skynyrd and .38 Special. A deeper dive into their library will convince you...
Oh.... wow thank you
That sound was more psychedelic than southern
Not unless it was Southern England, as they come from Yorkshire in England.
@@DTSQUAD The pre-Cult version of the band was called the Southern Death Cult, but it has absolutely nothing to do with "southern rock". They were a British goth post-punk new wave rock band. Then they turned to rawer rock and then evolved to smoother and fatter production,the vibe often being very large. Their rawest hyper testosterone rock you can hear on the Electric album, like on "Love Removal Machine" which you really want to check out if you like pure raw male sex energy in music.
I would never send you a group you wouldn't love..❤ now my nephew "Hayden Hunter and the yearly trials" is up and coming band in Mississippi Louisiana and Tennessee. You a southern girl im sure you would love him. He writes his own music plays amazing guitar and is also the singer in his 3 piece band.. check out the "wage song" his guitar skills are outstanding..but look at his uncle Dan...lol
@@Sad-Rocker I love guitars. I remember you mentioning your nephew and forgot all about doing a reaction. Thanks for the reminder I will get to it
daaaaammmmmmmnnnnnnn...you are F-I-N-E.
@@kirkgoshert7876 thank you
@@DTSQUAD no baby, thank YOU. you make me happy and sad at the same time - happy because you're so beautiful and sad that I'm too old to track you down and sweep you off your feet.
@kirkgoshert7876 thank you but I already been swept off my feet by my husband. I appreciate the love
Love them, check out the Love album greatness💖🙏💯
Hi..brill too see you, great speech....❤.....here is one for you too watch....LOVE LIKE BLOOD,- BY KILLING JOKE ...👌
I like that she liked it 😀
@@daneblack2593 most definitely
awesome tune
🤘🏾🤘🏾
The Cult still my favorite band
In Italia fecero un grosso successo anni 80
As a old white dude who knows all this music I love seeing black people enjoy music I heard a million times. Music should united us all in love and joy. Try Joy Division and New Order and Pixies.
Most definitely. Let's all come together 🫶🏽. Ok thank you!
I think Miss Dalisa liked the bad boy lead singer LOL
Oh yessss I do lol
My wife and I, after watching this video, said that she felt pregnant.
😬
@DTSQUAD that was funny!
@quintloehmann5135 lol yes it is
Ya know how i can tell your a female?
Ummm go ahead lol
Great reaction!
Thank you