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Interesting Reaction To Scorpions- Hallowed be thy..... I mean Sails of Charon
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
- In this video I Finally get a chance to get back into Scorpions with Sails of Charon. While listening to this track, I noticed similarities to Maiden's, Halowed be thy name. Check it out and let me know your thoughts down below in the comment section.
Guitar solo at the beginning is insane. This is probably my most favorite scorps song. Its has such a killer grove... There is no darkness...there is no light...
One of their toughest songs ever. Way way way before the heavy heavy of rock and roll was known. Absolute gem. When people talk smack about this and that.... I tell them to go back into the seventies and put this in their pipe and smoke it
Damn right brother
Yeah,Uli-Jon Roth & Jan Ackermann were shredding before that was even a thing
Talking 80's Scorpions, "Still Loving You" is a song that will grip your soul.
The Scorpions are criminally under appreciated despite how big they became. There is a whole world of truly amazing compositions and they could write a good song for the radio too. That's a rare force, but I feel they get lumped into the "hair metal" group unfairly.
I hear no similarities personally, but this song is older anyway. More 70's Scorpions to try:
Fly to the Rainbow, Far Away, Living and Dying, in Trance, Drifting Sun, Yellow Raven, Riot of Our Time. I could list every track on their 70's albums, but I'll leave it there for now.
Uli is guitarist god
I second yellow raven
Beautiful song, Evening Wind@@fredgarv79
I've been in love with this song for 42 years...
One of my favorite Scorpions tunes - old school scorps!
As the first to comment... I have to say Uli Jon Roth is one of the greatest guitar players from 70s.
What if he were still in Scorpions?
Please do more 70s Scorpions, maybe In trance or Virgin Killer, Another piece of meat.
Greetings from Medellín Colombia.
yeah, uli john roth was one of the first real shredders, along with richie blackmore and eddie van halen.
This song is on my regular play list. I would like to see you go down the rabbit hole with other 70s bands. BOC, UFO, so many more
I’m ready for it dude. You guys have been suggesting some true gems from this era. I’m really digging Rush and Scorpions. I want more bands though. It Seems like everyone was so hungry to make it , that were pumping out awesome music.
@@TheAdventuresofTNT I'd like to send you to early Blue Oyster Cult (not the fluff radio hits) If you want titles, let me know. UFO, Aerosmith "Rocks" album. Robin Trower, Montrose. That's a few. As a tasty gem, try this from Ian Gilliam (Deep Purple) Tony Iommi (Sabbath) ruclips.net/video/n2vxQApPg40/видео.html
Iron Maiden was influenced by the Scorpions, massively. By the time the first IM album came out, the Scorps were already on their 7th!
They were, Just listen to the title track of Fly to the Rainbow album..
back when scorpions were progressive before they sold out
@@bobsacamano7653 I think the Scorps were great all the way up to Blackout, then things started going south...
The Scorpions are legends!
Bought this album thanks to this reaction..showed a friend and he bought the album too! ❤ whole album is great! thank you! (Yes vinyl straight from Germany) 👍
The drumming reminded me in places of Wasted Years by Iron Maiden, but I can definitely hear the similarities to Hallowed Be Thy Name as well. Great discovery!
This song is a banger. Came out years before Hallowed
Your reaction channel is my favorite and I frequent a ton of them. Nice work. This one is underheard & underrated. As previous commenter from Medellin stated, Uli Jon Roth is a shredder. The live tv appearance video of this one is fun. A couple of my (and everyone's) favorite Scorpions tunes are Still Loving You & No One Like You. If you haven't reacted to those, they're worth it. I love Maiden a lot, too and never really drew a comparison between the two tunes, but they're both amazing songs. Thank you.
Agreed! Especially the songs, "Still Loving You" is my fav, but "No One Like You" is epic & iconic...2 of their best for sure. I seem to remember a Queen cover that was great too, but the name escapes me right now. 🤘😎
One of the best Scorpions songs ever written!! Yeah, these guys were way before Maiden.
Hey TNT, great reaction. Scorpions (till '78) is one of my favorites band of all time, together with Black Sabbath. The intro solo of Sails of Charon is difficult as hell, to get the right swing. As suggestion for the next reactions, you could do some of the Tokyo Tapes versions of Polar Nights, Robot Man and Speed Is Coming. Radically different from the studio versions.
one of the best scorpion songs ever !!!
Scorpions, Queensryche, Queen = exciting use of the voice as an instrument. 🔥
Their best song by far .
Shredding!?...in the 70's!!,damn right,Uli,Ritchie Blackmore & a fella called Jan Ackermann were doing it,tapping too....everyone else,even Eddie,followed these innovators
Bro,
I've listened to both of these songs for 35 years...
But I do catch what you're saying about the similarity..🤔...
I would have never noticed that till you brought it up.
Love them both forever
Nice job T ...
Scorpions ... one of my favorites seen them twice both were awesome shows !
Next Scorpions song ....The Zoo
Cool song. Scorpions have been around longer than just about any rock or metal band except for The Rolling Stones. Scorpions formed in 1965, Stones in 1962. Check out their first album, Lonesome Crow. A later song I like by them that I haven't seen mentioned is 'Woman' off of their 1993 album Face The Heat. Great vocals by Klaus in that song.
Love you reaction, T.
Why no one reacts to Dokken, I'll never know. Here's a few great ones by them.
1 Into the Fire
2 Alone Again
3 Mr scary
Also;
Breaking the Chains
In My Dreams
Turn on the Action (George Lynch's guitar is smoke'n in these tracks)
@@C_mao Agreed with Turn on The Action. Combining Without Warning and Tooth and Nail makes for an incredible experience and George's solo in Tooth and Nail is way underrated.
That Maiden song came five years after the Scorpions’ track
TNT I know with how many Scorps vids you got up they are definitely your favorite rock band. You got some good bangers but there is SOOOOOOO much more sir. AMIRIGHT!?????????
It's so sad that most people don't know early Scorpions. When a layperson thinks of Scorpions its Wind of change, Hurricane, No One Like You, Still loving you, of which are great songs. I feel that if they had been an English or American band, they would be the best band of all time honestly . 200+ songs, 19 albums, 100 million sold, almost 60 years making music, I don't think anyone took a German band serious in the early 70s. It was 20+ years after WWII, maybe nobody cared about "Kraut Rock". I met a guitar player today who was a session musician for bands like The Guess Who etc, and I asked him if he knew who Uli Jon Roth is and he said he never heard of him. I was like WTF?????? Don't even get me started on The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, which is a joke also.
Yes I agree, I feel the same Still loving you, No one like You, and Winds of Change is a must, iconic song.
the Scorpions are just that dang good !
holy crap dude gotta thank you for this Testament does a cover of this i thought they were the originals
I just heard it. It was solid as hell. They did an excellent cover.
Just would like to note that the acclaimed Yngwie Malmsteen also covered this tune.
Sails of Charon is my favorite, Uli Jon Roth is the best.
1 Rock You Like a Hurricane
2 loving you Sunday morning
I named my ball hockey and slo pitch teams after this my fav band...back in the 70s
Back then, the sound of twin guitars playing harmonies was getting quite popular all over Europe and the States. But yeah, Uli Roth was sort of a cult hero for most pro metal guitarists of the 80's. And with time he even got better at guitar.
And then, after 2000 or so, Uli Roth somehow got better at guitar and released some very interesting music or just straight out playing show off classical pieces on the guitar.
11 months ago? I think it's time for some more Scorpions! Lol! Please do China White? I think you'd really like it.
The Scorpions are a great band to get into: Alien Nation, Rock You Like a Hurricane, Winds of Change, The Zoo, Send me an Angel, Don't Believe Her.... Lots of good material.
Maybe it's just that Euro sound you're hearing. Scorpions is a much older band, I'd be amazed of Maiden wasn't influenced by them at least in some ways.
They both came to the states in the "New wave of British heavy metal" - yes the scorpions are German, and had been successful in Europe for a lot longer, but they were still sort of lumped into that NWOBHM influence.
Cool song & good reaction. Love his vocals on this.
The songs sound a similar key signature, but different riff.
more NW PLEASE ! More Floor !
WOW! It's a rare thing when I hear a song from an '80s metal band that I've never heard! The Scorps were great live, I've seen them twice, both times it was crazy technical & tight AF.
But I don't remember this song...at all. Doesn't mean I haven't heard it, I just have no recollection of it...could be the 30 yrs of weed, but...uh...what was I saying? Oh well, great vid as usual!
As for the Scorps, how about doing my favorite song from them?
"Still loving you" is one of the best power ballads of the era...please chech it out!! 🤘😎 As always, keep rockin'!!!
Guess you First got into Scorpions when everyone else seemed to... this is from their good era in the 70s... they shifted into this Mainstream ballad thing what tended to be more Pop as everything else... thats why this isnt on your Radar, cause it wasnt presented by MTV...😉
So, dont blame the weed🤣
Reason you have not heard the song is because it's from the 70s. They started out in 75 maybe a little before
BAD ASS SCORPIONS !!! KING ROTH n THE GANG !!!
PSYCHEDELIC ROCK! We always thought it was Led Zeppelin to start that type of music, but it was Scorpions. lol As for hearing other songs in certain songs, with all the influences in music, you will hear other bands songs in riffs and solos, etc. everywhere. It's inevitable.
One of my personal favorites! The blackout album was the beginning of their decline for my taste..
The opening is the Wind - The Wind in the Sails - of Charon.....................................
always thought that opening guitar riff sounded middle eastern.
They got big during the 80’s! They started to go for a commercial radio sound!
From this era of the Scorpions, I'd recommend "Pictured Life" and "Longing for Fire."
Well Maiden were influenced a lot by certain elements of proggy neoclassical metal/rock from the 70s, mainly by likes of Ritchie Blackmore (guitarist of Deep Purple and Rainbow, both bands that influenced Maiden, among others)
And the two greatest neoclassical guitarists of the 70s are Ritchie Blackmore and Uli Jon Roth (The Scorpions guitarist at this time of Sails of Charon).
Uli himself has said in an interview that a minor inspiration for this song was Rainbow's "Gates of Babylon" where Blackmore was the guitarist and Ronnie James Dio was on the vocals, so you can imagine why it's an epic track. It should also be said that Dio was a big influence on many metal vocalists including Klaus Meine (Scorpions) and even more so Bruce Dickinson (our boy from Maiden)
I'd strongly recommend checking out Gates of Babylon and Stargazer by Rainbow. They were effectively the pioneers of neoclassical, dungeons & dragons themed metal as we know it today in the form of genres such as power metal. A genre that Maiden heavily contributed to in the 80s, despite not being classified as a true "power metal band".
You've heard Deep Purple, Dio and Iron Maiden, and Dio-era Rainbow is like the ultimate middle ground between all three. (I say Dio-era because the first three Rainbow albums were sung by Dio and then he left the band and joined Black Sabbath)
P.S. Sorry for going on a tirade, but at least it's some (hopefully) interesting information! 🤘🤘🤘
@Angie Barclay I vaguely remember Klaus saying he took inspiration from Dio's singing in Rainbow on how he could easily implement and switch between softer ballad type vocals (Catch the Rainbow, Rainbow Eyes, Temple of the King) and heavier, more powerful vocals (Stargazer, Man on the Silver Mountain, Kill the King and such). But I could very much be wrong on that.
Uli, however, has stated (whether or not he listened to rock) that he took some subtle inspiration from Gates of Babylon for his Sails of Charon, when it comes to incorporating Mediterranean and Middle Eastern scales into a song and making it into some type of mystical epic.
Finally somebody who understands the strings and wires of hard rock / metal evolution.
Hey men, i'm from Colombia. I find You channel. I recommend to You: start listening rock of the 70's. Awesome years.
Man, I’m loving 70s rock! It’s so good
@@TheAdventuresofTNT is the cradle of everything.The Disco, R&B, Progressive Rock, Soul. Everything. I like, if you want, show to you some songs from these years and more. I hope you still making videos
This song gives ULI JOHN ROTH the title of the first shredder!
Maiden were huge fans of UFO and Scorpions as were many other 80s bands. Under Roths direction their music was more complex as he was Classically trained and even directed symphonies. You did Catch Your Train.... Van Halen covered it before they made it big...wonder where Eddie got his style?
One of your new faves Testament does a pretty cool cover of Sails of Charon.
I checked it out this morning! They killed that cover. I love the edge they put on it
I feel that the songs to be compared and contrast is that they both have an intensity feel, I play the Sails of Charon on the guitar, I feel it is more of an eastern style of scale. Hollow be they named starts with a more somber type of melody because the inmate is about to face his demise. Both songs have been staples in my life. I did time in the county jail at 16. Someone had written the lyrics to Hallowed be the name on the cell wall.
Life likes a river...
It's got that European invasion metal sound. Maiden sounded that way, and a kinda punk sound. They influenced each other. Then the 80's. Check out 70's Maiden.
Old Scorps!!! 😍
I believe the resemblance you found between this and the maiden song is probably in the rhythm. They both have "I-IIi-III-IIi-III-IIi..." . "I" is strong hit, "i" weaker hit, "-" is pause. In the maiden song mainly the drums produce that rhythm along with the bass, in the Scorps the drums and the guitar in a more funky way. Let me know if that was the case, I 'm curious. Thanks for the cool video.
Didn't get this video till 15 hrs. later... Anyway, early Scorpions is way more adventurous than 80s Scorpions. Uli Jon Roth really brought something special to the band, and after he left it was never quite the same. "Blackout" was their last great album, IMHO of course...
Testament covered this song and also Animal Magnetism.
70’s scorpion... Riot of your time, Steam Rock Fever and We’ll burn the sky just to name a select few i think you’ll like more than the others
Agree with the Iron Maiden comparison on some of those guitar licks. This song was released a couple of years before Iron Maiden's debut album.
Dude! Do Polar nights from the Tokyo tapes album!
Try solo ULI!
ELECTRIC SUN🤟🤟
Check out: Scorpions - Humanity
(Official Music Video)
…Great Reaction!!👍🦂🤘
You should've reacted to the video of this song. It's not too late. Rock On brother.
Winds of change, the zoo, and rock you like a Hurricane. Great german band.
sheeeeeeeep!!
Thanks for this. Early Scorps don't the credit it deserves.
Some other good songs are:
I’m goin’ mad
In search of the peace of mind
Fly to the rainbow
In trance
Yellow raven
We’ll burn the sky
Holiday
I have some good ones to name too. ALL OF THEM😁
They definitely influenced Iron Maiden. Scorpions went to the UK to play as early as 1975.
I think this song goes for the funk (like a great track of theirs, The Zoo), while the Maiden song, like a lot of Metal at that time, uses a more classical feel.
This is my first time hearing it and I recognize that riff as well. I don't know from whom I've heard it, I know it wasn't this band. I think it was a new band from 2000's on.
i liked this video
❤
Check out some songs from Animal Magnetism. The title track and The Zoo would be a great start from The Scorps
This was recorded in 1977.
Try UFO my friend. I'm your latest subscriber;)
THE ONE THUMBS DOWN IS INTO DONNY AND MARIE OSMOND
Love the channel! Maybe some Uriah Heep?
Check out Testaments version... Pretty sweet
it's sounds the same
Bruce Dickinson covert them, but Maiden were influenced, by them. Scorpions founded in 73 , Maiden in 79.
You need to go back and watch the live version to see the lead guitarist at the time.
yea, very similar, just need to match the tempo.
If you think you hear Iron Maiden with the Scorpions listen to UFO with Michael Schenker.
Maidens influence and
How about some steam rock fever or hellcat.
Can you do No Quarter by Led Zepplin?
Early Scorps is where it's at but y'all know that..
MOTLEY CRUE TAKE ME TO THE TOP.!!!
Catch Your Train...
The Scorpions introduced Americans to Getman folk music in the form of hard rock/metal. This tune is influenced by Bavarian folk tunes.
Okay man if you really want to do this I'm going to share the short list of some of the songs that even lipstick and spandex couldn't destroy
1. W.A.S.P
ANIMAL ( F*CK LIKE A BEAST )
2. POISON
aVALLEY OF LOST SOULS
bRIDE THE WIND
3.LA GUNS
SEX ACTION
4.KIX
DONT CLOSE YOUR F÷CKING EYES
5. SHOTGUN MESSIAH
RIDE THE STORM
6. DANGEROUS TOYS
SCARED
Excellent reaction and great song! There is a great cover of this by Yngwie Malmsteen. There are some similarities in those riffs, different but similar
I was going to say this also - one of the best covers of this song. Yngwie does a lot
of fantastic covers.
ruclips.net/video/Ffn6bMhaJe4/видео.html
Scorps request... Can't Live Without You (An ode to the fans), The Zoo, and Tease Me,Please Me for the 80s sexual innuendo. Blackout....He's A Woman, She's A Man, Another Piece Of Meat... ugh... too much Scorps... NEVER!!! Here's to Uli Jon Roth! Peace! CHEERS!
Megadeth addicted to Chaos
Uli Jon Roth is the best!
Uli Roth on lead guitar, Rudolf Shenker on rhythm, Herman 'More' Rarebell on drums (jk)
Frances Buchholz on bass, and of course, Klaus Meine on vocals. I was gonna recommended this, looks like some a-hole beat me to it, anyway, you should have listened to World Wide Live first.
There's another '80's metal band' from Germany that you need to hear, their name is "Accept". I would start with;
Accept - Metal Heart /,,/ !
I can tell you got some good taste, at least until you said it sounds like Iron Maiden. No true metal head could associate the two.
At first I thought, why haven't I been listening to scorpions all these years, then the singing started and I now know why.
Lol
All it is is that your a MAIDEN fan bro.UP THE IRONS 👹
Testament both covered and ripped off this song, so they are big fans. LOL
The time with Uli Jon Roth was the only time they were good...
From the 80s on they just became a fuckin joke... ridiculous.
The first album with Michael Schenker was pretty stellar too.