Grand Funk Railroad "Inside Looking Out" REACTION Video | best reaction to 60s rock music
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- Millennial reacts to old music. Grand Funk Railroad rock band reaction video, Inside Looking Out. First time hearing this song. Best reaction videos to music. Best reaction to 60s music.
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GRAND FUNK RAILROAD - Inside Looking Out 1969. • GRAND FUNK RAILROAD - ...
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These guys have always been hugely underrated. They were a monster band in their day. The fact they’re not in the Rock Hall of Fame is a crime, they deserve it far more than other acts that did make it. Shame on them.
One of the truly GREAT American rock bands. Criminally underappreciated.
Ladies, just understand that these are THREE young men laying it all on the line, playing their guts out with no auto tune or fancy equipment. One of the best live performances of all time. Love y’all’s reactions!
Bass, drums, guitar, microphone. No autotune, no digital editing or FX. Talent coming out of an amplifier. I miss the days when music was organic like this.
Mel Schacher made that Bass feel real good and made sure she would never forget him. Don Brewer on Drums and Mark Farner on Vocals
Grand Funk Railroad is a great American rock band from the 70's. "I'm Your Captain (Closer to Home)" is one of my favorites. But they had a lot of great hits such as "Some Kind Of Wonderful", "The Loco-Motion", "Walk Like A Man", "Shinin' On", "Bad Time" etc.
I never get tired of watching this video. It's kind of bluesy and funky at the same time. Yep, a nickel bag of probably only get you a hit nowadays. That's why the term isn't used anymore.
The term nickle bag, as mom noted was $5 worth of ( pot ) . Literally 1 thickness of 1 finger cost you $ 5 dollars, $20 Would get you 4 fingers worth. Great reaction ladies.
There aren't many bands that are more high energy that Grand Funk!
If I’m not mistaken the guitar player was 18 and the bass player and drummer were 20 when this was recorded. Take a minute and absorb that… three kids making this much sound in what is quite possibly one of the best live performances ever recorded. These guys played a show at Shea Stadium in NY and the crowd was so lit that the building was in danger of physical damage…
1969. I was 19 and in Vietnam. Grand Funk was the 1st band I went to see when I got home. They crushed it
You two ladies are priceless!! Yes nickel bag meant five dollars worth of "weed" and from what Mark Farner (the guitarist in an interview said that they were too scared of LSD, cocaine and any thing chemical. I believe the bassist, Mel Schacter had just turned 18 and Mark and drummer, Don Brewer were both 21. I'm pretty sure I got that right but if not one of your listeners will surely let you both and me know for sure! Love your channel!!
One of my favorite groups of all time. Underrated band...you don't hear much from them.And what they play on the radio is not usually their best stuff.
Grand Funk Railroad from 1969 through 1975 was the most popular live band in the world selling out major stadiums and arenas globally. In this video, Mel on bass was only 18 years old, Don was 19 and Mark 20. What is most incredible is that this sound came from only a 3 man band but 3 guys with immense talent. My favorite band ever and I owned every albulm that they ever put out. By the way, Mark is still performing live shows with his band, still sounds like he is 20 and he is now 70 years old.Mark wrote 90% of the songs, played bass early in his career, of course lead guitar and great vocals, he also plays keyboards on many GFR songs and also plays drums as well...and all at a high skill level. Amazingly talented man...Mel was maybe the best bass guitarist in the world in the early 70's as well and Don is incredible on drums.
A great song from a great band, that should be in the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame!
Forgot to mention that this was recorded in 1969. You're looking at the only band to sell out Shea Stadium faster than the Beatles. Grand Funk Railroad were awesome, check out We're an American Band, I'm Your Captain, Some Kind of Wonderful, Heartbreaker (live) is insane, and so many more.
The Beatles played Shea Stadium in New York in both 1965 and 1966 and both concerts took over two weeks to sell out. Grand funk Railroad played Shea Stadium in July 1971, the concert sold out in less than 72 hours. From 1969 to 72 Grand funk was the hottest rock band.
One of the best power trio jams ever captured on film!
I graduated high school in 1969. I first saw Grand Junk Railroad in concert in Long Beach California in 1970. I really didn't know much about them at the time. I remember thinking how much sound was produced by just three guys. One of the great American rock bands. Underappreciated. If you liked this song, you should listen to some of their others which I think are even better.
My older brother took me to see Grand Funk on April 29, 1971 at Cobo Hall in Detroit.. a week before I left for Vietnam.. I'll never forget that concert.. my brother died before I got home..