"Ordinary World," fundamentally, is about vocalist & primary lyricist Simon Le Bon "still" processing the loss of his childhood & close friend, David Miles, who had passed away five years prior in 1986 to writing "Ordinary World" in 1991. The song is not only inspired by Miles but it is also influenced by The Gulf War (1990-1991) that was prevalent during the making of this song. "Ordinary World" is the second part in a trilogy of songs that centers around Le Bon & Miles' passing. The first song was written soon after Miles' death & it is called, "Do You Believe In Shame?" found on Duran Duran's "Big Thing" album released in 1988 & also as a single in 1989. The song can also be found on the motion picture soundtrack for the film "Tequila Sunrise" starring Michelle Pfeiffer. "Out Of My Mind" concludes the trilogy & was released in 1997 as a single from Duran Duran's "Medazzaland" album in 1997. The track was also the main theme for the motion picture "The Saint" starring Val Kilmer. Of course if one speaks to Le Bon about the song's meaning, he will tell you to form your own interpretation of the song. Le Bon typically doesn't explain the meaning of his lyrics to his songs & prefers the listener to make up their own conclusion. It is rare for him to expound on their meaning but with the aforesaid trilogy of songs referenced, he was more so compelled to share the inspiration behind them due to the nature of the topic.
Classic 90s Duran Duran… the song was actually written about the loss of someone close to Simon. And the album version is longer with even more amazing guitar from Warren 🖤DD
I absolutely adore this song, my friends band were playing a local festival and asked me to sing this with them as the lead singer couldn’t hit the notes. I’d recently split with my son’s mum and the words resonated with me. He sat on the front of the stage looking up at me and my family were in the crowd. It was such a moment I’ll never forget!
Papers in the roadside Tell of suffering and greed Fear today, forgot tomorrow Ooh, here besides the news Of holy war and holy need Ours is just a little sorrowed talk That verse can speak for now and probably forever.
You're as wonderful as your reaction. In case you miss the "funky" Duran Duran, I recommend for you "A view to a kill", you're gonna love the official music video! Spoiler alert: it's 007 movie soundtrack!
The song is more about grieving the death of a close one but it could certainly apply to a romantic relationship. My recommendation to you: you need more Duran Duran culture in your life. Still making great new music today!
🎉🎉🎉well what can I say I've been a die hard Duranie since 1981 was 12 years old now 55 still a die hard Duranie 🎉🎉🎉 this song is epic brilliant awesome amazing one of my favourites by the best band ever on planet earth 🌎🌍🌎 this is off the wedding album you need to listen to come on done off the same album it's hit 259 million views on RUclips 🎉🎉🎉 enjoy if you watch it thanx 🎉🎉🎉
Duran Duran is one of the best British bands, so they are so creative. Unlike most rock bands who only use guitars and drums, Duran must be talented to use and mix so many instruments when making songs.
Early Duran Duran were part of the background soundtrack to my junior high years. This song was a few years later. I may still have a soft spot for songs like 'Wild Boys', 'Come Undone', 'The Reflex'. 'A View to a Kill' was a James Bond theme song.
Simon LeBon (lead singer) lost a close friend to suicide, and wrote a triogy of songs to help him cope. The other two are Do You Believe In Shame (which is one of my personal fav DD songs of all time) and Out Of My Mind. I think the thing that really resonated with people about this song, at least, all of those that have faced the loss of a loved one or some other true tradgedy in life, was that he wasn't looking for happiness, or the best outcome, or anything "good"... he's so depressed and filled with sadness, he's begging for just an ordinary world. when you're depressed, just the idea of ordinary can be such a huge step in the right direction from where you are. The lyric in this song that always breaks me is, "what is happening to me, crazy some'd say, where is my friend when I need you most... gone away..." and right as that line brings you to tears, the chorus triumphantly comes back in with, "but I won't cry for yesterday... there's an ordinary world, somehow, I have to find..." which always fills me with emotion. Happy as he's trying to go on living in the face of his friend's decision not to, but also sad... as he's not found his ordinary world yet and does greatly miss his friend. If you don't do the other two on channel, they are both worth a listen in your personal time. To give you a little taste, my fave line from Out Of My Mind is, "how could you dare to become so real... when you're just a ghost in me..." Again, I think anyone that's lost a love one feels that. You can hear them still, feel them even. Hear their laugh in your head, but as that good feeling subsides, and reality comes back into focus, you remember they're gone... just a ghost in your head. For Do You Believe In Shame, the lyrics are more on-point... and where this line or that line are great, the whole of the song is what makes it special, as again, he's more on point and there's no guessing as to what he's talking about and the pain and confusion he's feeling... which makes sense as this is the first of the trilogy, so likely writen closer to his friend's death when the emotions were still more raw. Though some of the lyrics are better, my favorite is the build towards the end of the song with the lyrics, "Do you believe in love, do you believe in life... cause I believe there's a little part of you inside of me... that will never die..."
Ray, go watch DD live in London. 2nd disc has the origin of Ordinary World. I lost a friend a long time ago and this song helped fix my head. Worth watching the disc!
Was always a fan. It wasn't until I was a little older that I looked back on their 80s stuff and realized how much I loved it. It was so upbeat. Most of it. That's why I never could reconcile what was going on with this album. It was so melancholy. It was dark. I know the band had lost a couple of guys, but it seemed like the whole mood, tone, and attitude of this latest edition had changed. Still a good album, but far and away more depressed than anything before it.
Duran Duran is one of my favorite lol time 80s Nu Wave. This song actually came out when I was in high school in 92 or 93 I believe. You really must do: Girls on Film, Wild Boys, Come Undone, View To A Kill, Reflex, Union of the Snake, Electric Barbarella. Geez there are too many great songs by this band. I’m a child of the 80s so this is my era!
Nu Wave is not "New Wave" music. New Wave came out in the mid 1970s & lasted to about 1984 with bands like Duran Duran, Blondie, Talking Heads, The Cure, Simple Minds & the like unless you are just trying to be clever with the spelling, mate.
I agree with you that this isn’t typical Duran Duran. My opinion has always been this song is head and shoulders above everything else they did. And that’s no knock on them. I love their other songs. But “Ordinary World” is a brilliant, beautiful and unique track. By the way, I noticed you haven’t done any Band Maid in over a year! My goodness. If you appreciate well written songs like this one, please consider returning to the Maids. For me? I would love your opinion on “Puzzle,” official live. Lyrics are painful and poetic, and the music is what I call “cinematic rock.” But let’s see what you think! ❤
I'm gonna try to bring an old Nu-Metal band alot of people may not have heard of to your attention. The band is Adema and two of their best songs are Unstable and Immortal. Amazing band, you should check them out.
I wish people wouldn’t react to the video version, the audio is terrible and this is the edited version. The album version is incredible in its entirety. Great reaction btw
The funny thing about it is that... my association for the song isn't the original, and the same goes for Hungry Like the Wolf XD For that song, it is the cover by Reel Big Fish that is most ingrained in my mind, and for this song... it is the variation that they had in Dance Dance Revolution... amazing how covers can overtake originals like that XD
It’s so true. Videos actually hurt the music more than they help. Especially for people hearing a song for the first time, they just get distracted watching rather than listening
This is the "new" lineup (at the time), since their original classic quintet lineup that endured the 80s : Simon LeBon Nick Rhodes Andy Taylor Roger Taylor John Taylor (no relation between the Taylors). I don't have all the names of this new lineup, other than to say that Simon and Nick remained, along with just one of the Taylors (not sure which one).
I wouldn't call this the "new" lineup at the time. Duran Duran became a trio of John Taylor, Nick Rhodes & Simon Le Bon in 1986 when Roger Taylor & Andy Taylor both quit the band. Warren Cuccurullo filled in on guitar doing some guitar work & touring with the band in 1986 until he became a member in 1989. Ordinary World was released in the fall of 1992 & it was the second album working with Cuccurullo as a Duran Duran member & Cuccurullo's fourth album with the band since 1986. Duran Duran's iteration since the band's co-founding & as you note, no Taylor's are related: 1978: Duran Duran co-founded by John Taylor & Stephen Duffy with Nick Rhodes joining soon hereafter. 1979: Roger Taylor joins the band & John Taylor switches from guitar to bass. Former Duran Duran members: Stephen Duffy (1978 - 1979) Simon Colley (1978 - 1979) Andy Wickett (1979 - 1980) Alan Curtis (1979 - 1980) Jeff Thomas (1980) Sterling Campbell (1989 - 1990) Warren Cuccurullo (1989 - 2001) 1980 - 1986: Nick Rhodes (Keyboards), John Taylor (Bass), Simon Le Bon (Vocals & Lyrics), Andy Taylor (Guitars) & Roger Taylor (Drums) 1986: Roger Taylor (Drums) tells the band he is not coming back to record Notorious album & quits Duran Duran to take a break from the fame & the music industry. Andy Taylor (Guitars) writes & records four song's for the album then quits the band to pursue a solo career during the recording sessions. 1986 - 1989: Nick, John & Simon 1989: Duran Duran return to a five-piece band from a trio as Warren Cuccurullo (Guitars) & Sterling Campbell (Drums) become members of the band. 1989-1990: Nick, John, Simon, Warren Cuccurullo (Guitars) & Sterling Campbell (Drums) 1990: Sterling Campbell leaves the band. 1995: Roger Taylor plays drums on Lou Reed's "Perfect Day" & Elvis Costello's "Watching The Detectives" for Duran Duran's Thank You (Covers album). 1990 - 1997: Nick, John, Simon & Warren 1997: John Taylor (Co-founder & Bassist) quits Duran Duran during the Medazzaland album recording sessions. 1997 - 2001: Nick, Simon & Warren 2001: Warren Cuccurullo (Guitars) is kicked out of Duran Duran for reunion with John Taylor (Bass) who left in 1997 & with Andy Taylor (Guitars) & Roger Taylor (Drums), who both left the band in 1986. 2001 - 2006: Nick, John, Simon, Andy & Roger 2006: Duran Duran record their Reportage album & during the recording sessions, Andy Taylor leaves Duran Duran for a second time. 2006 to present: Nick, John, Simon & Roger 2023: Andy Taylor is invited to play the majority of guitar on Duran Duran's Halloween inspired album titled "Danse Macabre," which is mostly an album of cover songs. Warren Cuccurullo also plays on two songs on the album. 1980 - 1986: Nick Rhodes (Keyboards), John Taylor (Bass), Simon Le Bon (Vocals & Lyrics), Andy Taylor (Guitars) & Roger Taylor (Drums) 1986 - 1989: Nick, John & Simon 1989 - 1990: Nick, John, Simon, Warren Cuccurullo (Guitars) & Sterling Campbell (Drums) 1990 - 1997: Nick, John, Simon and Warren 1997 - 2001: Nick, Simon and Warren 2001 - 2006: Nick, John, Simon, Andy and Roger 2006 to present: Nick, John, Simon and Roger
Tenía 11 cuando ésa canción sonaba en radio y escucharla me pone nostálgico de mis mejores tiempos. Gran canción. Ya escuchaste choke de The Warning en el Pepsi Center??? Saludos 😊
Every original Duran Duran song, with the exception of "The Wild Boys," which is catchy but just awful, is spectacular. You really should listen to more. Some of my faves are "Save a Prayer," "Come Undone," and "Rio." Some of their covers are horrible. :-)
"Ordinary World," fundamentally, is about vocalist & primary lyricist Simon Le Bon "still" processing the loss of his childhood & close friend, David Miles, who had passed away five years prior in 1986 to writing "Ordinary World" in 1991. The song is not only inspired by Miles but it is also influenced by The Gulf War (1990-1991) that was prevalent during the making of this song.
"Ordinary World" is the second part in a trilogy of songs that centers around Le Bon & Miles' passing. The first song was written soon after Miles' death & it is called, "Do You Believe In Shame?" found on Duran Duran's "Big Thing" album released in 1988 & also as a single in 1989. The song can also be found on the motion picture soundtrack for the film "Tequila Sunrise" starring Michelle Pfeiffer.
"Out Of My Mind" concludes the trilogy & was released in 1997 as a single from Duran Duran's "Medazzaland" album in 1997. The track was also the main theme for the motion picture "The Saint" starring Val Kilmer.
Of course if one speaks to Le Bon about the song's meaning, he will tell you to form your own interpretation of the song. Le Bon typically doesn't explain the meaning of his lyrics to his songs & prefers the listener to make up their own conclusion. It is rare for him to expound on their meaning but with the aforesaid trilogy of songs referenced, he was more so compelled to share the inspiration behind them due to the nature of the topic.
Девочке это было бы трудно понять, но песня очень многоранная и она поняла ее по своему
They really came back with a Bang in the 90's. This song had MASSIVE radio play in 91
So glad they made it the Rock in Roll HOF. Much deserved
Several comments here talk of not especially loving Duran Duran overall--but loving this song. And I agree. Beautiful and profound--a wonderful song.
Classic 90s Duran Duran… the song was actually written about the loss of someone close to Simon. And the album version is longer with even more amazing guitar from Warren 🖤DD
Not to he confused with Jarren Duran on the Red Sox😂
This song brought respect to the band as more than just a video-friendly pop act. Beautiful song!
Duran Duran is a freaking great music group
I absolutely adore this song, my friends band were playing a local festival and asked me to sing this with them as the lead singer couldn’t hit the notes. I’d recently split with my son’s mum and the words resonated with me. He sat on the front of the stage looking up at me and my family were in the crowd. It was such a moment I’ll never forget!
Papers in the roadside
Tell of suffering and greed
Fear today, forgot tomorrow
Ooh, here besides the news
Of holy war and holy need
Ours is just a little sorrowed talk
That verse can speak for now and probably forever.
You're as wonderful as your reaction.
In case you miss the "funky" Duran Duran, I recommend for you "A view to a kill", you're gonna love the official music video!
Spoiler alert: it's 007 movie soundtrack!
As a Gen X'er, Duran Duran were my Beatles, like Billy Idol was my Elvis and Def Leppard, my Led Zeppelin.
I always look forward to their next song.
You have a beautiful voice!
The song is more about grieving the death of a close one but it could certainly apply to a romantic relationship.
My recommendation to you: you need more Duran Duran culture in your life. Still making great new music today!
🎉🎉🎉well what can I say I've been a die hard Duranie since 1981 was 12 years old now 55 still a die hard Duranie 🎉🎉🎉 this song is epic brilliant awesome amazing one of my favourites by the best band ever on planet earth 🌎🌍🌎 this is off the wedding album you need to listen to come on done off the same album it's hit 259 million views on RUclips 🎉🎉🎉 enjoy if you watch it thanx 🎉🎉🎉
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Duran Duran is one of the best British bands, so they are so creative.
Unlike most rock bands who only use guitars and drums,
Duran must be talented to use and mix so many instruments when making songs.
My favorite song of theirs. 💥💥💥👍😎
Early Duran Duran were part of the background soundtrack to my junior high years. This song was a few years later. I may still have a soft spot for songs like 'Wild Boys', 'Come Undone', 'The Reflex'. 'A View to a Kill' was a James Bond theme song.
Not a Duran Duran fan but this song is superb. Live version is great as well
Simon LeBon (lead singer) lost a close friend to suicide, and wrote a triogy of songs to help him cope. The other two are Do You Believe In Shame (which is one of my personal fav DD songs of all time) and Out Of My Mind.
I think the thing that really resonated with people about this song, at least, all of those that have faced the loss of a loved one or some other true tradgedy in life, was that he wasn't looking for happiness, or the best outcome, or anything "good"... he's so depressed and filled with sadness, he's begging for just an ordinary world. when you're depressed, just the idea of ordinary can be such a huge step in the right direction from where you are.
The lyric in this song that always breaks me is, "what is happening to me, crazy some'd say, where is my friend when I need you most... gone away..." and right as that line brings you to tears, the chorus triumphantly comes back in with, "but I won't cry for yesterday... there's an ordinary world, somehow, I have to find..." which always fills me with emotion. Happy as he's trying to go on living in the face of his friend's decision not to, but also sad... as he's not found his ordinary world yet and does greatly miss his friend.
If you don't do the other two on channel, they are both worth a listen in your personal time.
To give you a little taste, my fave line from Out Of My Mind is, "how could you dare to become so real... when you're just a ghost in me..." Again, I think anyone that's lost a love one feels that. You can hear them still, feel them even. Hear their laugh in your head, but as that good feeling subsides, and reality comes back into focus, you remember they're gone... just a ghost in your head.
For Do You Believe In Shame, the lyrics are more on-point... and where this line or that line are great, the whole of the song is what makes it special, as again, he's more on point and there's no guessing as to what he's talking about and the pain and confusion he's feeling... which makes sense as this is the first of the trilogy, so likely writen closer to his friend's death when the emotions were still more raw.
Though some of the lyrics are better, my favorite is the build towards the end of the song with the lyrics, "Do you believe in love, do you believe in life... cause I believe there's a little part of you inside of me... that will never die..."
That was a good song
Ray, go watch DD live in London. 2nd disc has the origin of Ordinary World. I lost a friend a long time ago and this song helped fix my head. Worth watching the disc!
Emptyness machine plss no one replaced chester but this song bring him in life again
One of their best IMO
This song is great.
Come Undone also is great
Was always a fan. It wasn't until I was a little older that I looked back on their 80s stuff and realized how much I loved it. It was so upbeat. Most of it.
That's why I never could reconcile what was going on with this album. It was so melancholy. It was dark. I know the band had lost a couple of guys, but it seemed like the whole mood, tone, and attitude of this latest edition had changed. Still a good album, but far and away more depressed than anything before it.
A gut wrenching song if you are in the throws of a relationship death rattle.
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Duran Duran is one of my favorite lol time 80s Nu Wave. This song actually came out when I was in high school in 92 or 93 I believe. You really must do: Girls on Film, Wild Boys, Come Undone, View To A Kill, Reflex, Union of the Snake, Electric Barbarella. Geez there are too many great songs by this band. I’m a child of the 80s so this is my era!
Nu Wave is not "New Wave" music. New Wave came out in the mid 1970s & lasted to about 1984 with bands like Duran Duran, Blondie, Talking Heads, The Cure, Simple Minds & the like unless you are just trying to be clever with the spelling, mate.
@@eamonconnelly8029 yeah I typed it wrong. That’s what I was thinking
I’m personally not a big fan of pop music, especially current pop music, but this is a great song imo.
I agree with you that this isn’t typical Duran Duran. My opinion has always been this song is head and shoulders above everything else they did. And that’s no knock on them. I love their other songs. But “Ordinary World” is a brilliant, beautiful and unique track.
By the way, I noticed you haven’t done any Band Maid in over a year!
My goodness. If you appreciate well written songs like this one, please consider returning to the Maids.
For me? I would love your opinion on “Puzzle,” official live. Lyrics are painful and poetic, and the music is what I call “cinematic rock.” But let’s see what you think! ❤
Your so cool Rayactions!
Classic about this band
The 90's great age
Greetings Ray
The band “Red” did a nice cover of this song awhile back
Songs you might wanna listen to new religion and Rio
I'm gonna try to bring an old Nu-Metal band alot of people may not have heard of to your attention.
The band is Adema and two of their best songs are Unstable and Immortal. Amazing band, you should check them out.
One of their most famous singles maybe.
You are really pretty and this song is epic !!
Riverfenix does a fantastic punk cover of this song. It's hard to find, but it's worth looking for.
Make a reaction The World I know by Collective Soul..
its a nice song, and a nice reaction too :)
I wish people wouldn’t react to the video version, the audio is terrible and this is the edited version. The album version is incredible in its entirety.
Great reaction btw
The funny thing about it is that... my association for the song isn't the original, and the same goes for Hungry Like the Wolf XD For that song, it is the cover by Reel Big Fish that is most ingrained in my mind, and for this song... it is the variation that they had in Dance Dance Revolution... amazing how covers can overtake originals like that XD
This is in a REALLY GOOD "DANIEL CRAIG" movie, before he was James Bond, movie is "LAYER CAKE"
Classics take. Army of lovers.
come undone next please
One of the greatest songs ever
This song has a deep meaning for me but I've loved them longer than this album
Ordinary world ...time is running , eternity i waiting .... Recommend MR.MISTER broken wings , AHA hunting high and low
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You got the most beautiful face ❤
I recommend listening to the cover from RED =)
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It’s so true. Videos actually hurt the music more than they help. Especially for people hearing a song for the first time, they just get distracted watching rather than listening
Well, it´s not always true. I would argue that Johnny Cashs version of "Hurt" is enhanced by it´s video. Very much so.
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There are exceptions, you’re right
It's essentially the director's point of view. I'm a radio guy and prefer a music video in my own mind!
You’ve probably hear more thank you think 👍👍
please react winger. can´t get enough .
the thumbnail scared me
Headphones, dear. Always.
This is the "new" lineup (at the time), since their original classic quintet lineup that endured the 80s :
Simon LeBon
Nick Rhodes
Andy Taylor
Roger Taylor
John Taylor
(no relation between the Taylors).
I don't have all the names of this new lineup, other than to say that Simon and Nick remained, along with just one of the Taylors (not sure which one).
I wouldn't call this the "new" lineup at the time. Duran Duran became a trio of John Taylor, Nick Rhodes & Simon Le Bon in 1986 when Roger Taylor & Andy Taylor both quit the band. Warren Cuccurullo filled in on guitar doing some guitar work & touring with the band in 1986 until he became a member in 1989. Ordinary World was released in the fall of 1992 & it was the second album working with Cuccurullo as a Duran Duran member & Cuccurullo's fourth album with the band since 1986.
Duran Duran's iteration since the band's co-founding & as you note, no Taylor's are related:
1978: Duran Duran co-founded by John Taylor & Stephen Duffy with Nick Rhodes joining soon hereafter.
1979: Roger Taylor joins the band & John Taylor switches from guitar to bass.
Former Duran Duran members:
Stephen Duffy (1978 - 1979)
Simon Colley (1978 - 1979)
Andy Wickett (1979 - 1980)
Alan Curtis (1979 - 1980)
Jeff Thomas (1980)
Sterling Campbell (1989 - 1990)
Warren Cuccurullo (1989 - 2001)
1980 - 1986: Nick Rhodes (Keyboards), John Taylor (Bass), Simon Le Bon (Vocals & Lyrics), Andy Taylor (Guitars) & Roger Taylor (Drums)
1986: Roger Taylor (Drums) tells the band he is not coming back to record Notorious album & quits Duran Duran to take a break from the fame & the music industry. Andy Taylor (Guitars) writes & records four song's for the album then quits the band to pursue a solo career during the recording sessions.
1986 - 1989: Nick, John & Simon
1989: Duran Duran return to a five-piece band from a trio as Warren Cuccurullo (Guitars) & Sterling Campbell (Drums) become members of the band.
1989-1990: Nick, John, Simon, Warren Cuccurullo (Guitars) & Sterling Campbell (Drums)
1990: Sterling Campbell leaves the band.
1995: Roger Taylor plays drums on Lou Reed's "Perfect Day" & Elvis Costello's "Watching The Detectives" for Duran Duran's Thank You (Covers album).
1990 - 1997: Nick, John, Simon & Warren
1997: John Taylor (Co-founder & Bassist) quits Duran Duran during the Medazzaland album recording sessions.
1997 - 2001: Nick, Simon & Warren
2001: Warren Cuccurullo (Guitars) is kicked out of Duran Duran for reunion with John Taylor (Bass) who left in 1997 & with Andy Taylor (Guitars) & Roger Taylor (Drums), who both left the band in 1986.
2001 - 2006: Nick, John, Simon, Andy & Roger
2006: Duran Duran record their Reportage album & during the recording sessions, Andy Taylor leaves Duran Duran for a second time.
2006 to present: Nick, John, Simon & Roger
2023: Andy Taylor is invited to play the majority of guitar on Duran Duran's Halloween inspired album titled "Danse Macabre," which is mostly an album of cover songs. Warren Cuccurullo also plays on two songs on the album.
1980 - 1986: Nick Rhodes (Keyboards), John Taylor (Bass), Simon Le Bon (Vocals & Lyrics), Andy Taylor (Guitars) & Roger Taylor (Drums)
1986 - 1989: Nick, John & Simon
1989 - 1990: Nick, John, Simon, Warren Cuccurullo (Guitars) & Sterling Campbell (Drums)
1990 - 1997: Nick, John, Simon and Warren
1997 - 2001: Nick, Simon and Warren
2001 - 2006: Nick, John, Simon, Andy and Roger
2006 to present: Nick, John, Simon and Roger
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Please reaction The Emptyness Machine,new songs from Linkin park and the new lead vocalist
Weird that I still consider this their “new stuff .”
M.I.A Reaction please🔥
if you have not done mudvaynes cradle or nothing to gein i would listen to it there so good
Hi! Please react to Radiohead- Android Paranoid 😊
Ray goes to the blue hair? Uhoh.
Does closing your eyes make you talk less? If so, close your eyes
Plss react emptyness machine by linkin park
Please react to hail to the king by Avenged Sevenfold
I think the word you are looking for is...a verse! 😅
Please react to "Exist" by Avenged Sevenfold
PLSSS PLSSS PLSSS listen to Levitate from Bleed from Within it would make my dayy love the vids keep up the good work ❤❤
Tenía 11 cuando ésa canción sonaba en radio y escucharla me pone nostálgico de mis mejores tiempos. Gran canción. Ya escuchaste choke de The Warning en el Pepsi Center??? Saludos 😊
New songs linkin park pls
This song hit hard after 9/11 happened. 🙏🏼
Durian Durian
Then listen to ther songs "The Reflex", "Rio", "View to a Kill". That should fire some old neurons....if you have old ones.
You haven't heard the new Linkin Park yet?
No epilepsy detected
Every original Duran Duran song, with the exception of "The Wild Boys," which is catchy but just awful, is spectacular. You really should listen to more. Some of my faves are "Save a Prayer," "Come Undone," and "Rio." Some of their covers are horrible. :-)
There’s been holy wars for ever unfortunately 🤷🏼
I love reactors who tell everyone what a song is about and get it wrong,. and everyone knows their wrong. Just do some f research
5:03 this guitarist is responsible for the "new" sound of Duran in this period.
he was sacked and the band sucked afterwards
You’re missing the best with the original/complete version. The guitar solo is the best part of the song.
Radio edited version like this one…nah!
Hold on. You sure you're a singer? You don't know the word verse? 🙂
Welcome to the cringiest part of youtube where Gen Z react to 80s and 90s music, i wonder why they never react to taylor Swift videos
Stop lying