The personalities here crack me up when they're listening. Only seen a few videos from these guys, but this is what it usually looks like to me. CoreyRoy: Gets into the song immediately and is having a good time throughout. Fenom202: Takes several seconds, but he gets into it and enjoys it. OlliWooDDA: His expression is like "I wonder what's on TV later? I could be doing something else right now." Can never tell if he enjoys the song until he talks afterwards. Sometimes he nods his head to the beat just a tiny bit. Gotta listen to the whole video to see if he liked it or not. It cracks me up. Rock on, gentlemen!
Wow, watching this I was thinking the same exact thing about 0lli -- can never the if he's feeling it or not -- I bet he'd be elite at Texas Hold-em 🤔 I've watched a few dozen of theirs I guess, and never thought of that til this one!
The talent in this band was unreal. I saw them open for Queen in Pittsburgh in the late 70's. Can't remember the year. The 70's was a hell of a lot of fun.
@@Jessedog11 What was cool is shows like that was around all the time. How bands used to work was to put out an album and then tour. Tickets were cheap too. I think that show was $10.00.
@@DavidDrouant l miss those days. In the 70's an expensive ticket was around $10.00. l did pay $12.00 for Pink Floyd Animals in Cleveland 77. It was worth it.
What a killer song. It has everything you could want in an epic song... instrumental virtuosity, amazing arrangement, deep lyrics, incredible rhythms, harmonies, and out of this world lead singer. A+++
KANSAS - " Point Of Know Return " " Portrait He Knew " " Song For America " " Miracles Out Of Nowhere " " The Wall " You guys gotta check out these Prog Rock Classics, I know that only two of their songs get major air play but believe me you guys , KANSAS has a greatest hits lineup and it's much more than just 2 songs. Prog Rock/Blues/Jazz Classics Recommend too 🎸🎹💯🔥
Real playing of instruments no digital remix or anything. real voices absolutely all Talent. People should appreciate n be REAL MUSICIANS TAKE A LESSON FROM MY TIME
Written by guitarist Kerry Livgren (the blonde guitarist), the song became the band's first Top 40 hit in early 1977. Wikipedia; "Carry On Wayward Son" was written after the band had completed rehearsals. Livgren, who perceived the song as being "beamed down" to him in full, in 2004 stated: "It's an autobiographical song. Parallel to my musical career I've always been on a spiritual sojourn, looking for truth and meaning. It was a song of self-encouragement. I was telling myself to keep on looking and I would find what I sought." Livgren was born again on July 25, 1979, and since 1980 recorded primarily as a Christian rock artist.
In 1973 I went to my first concert with my boyfriend. We saw Hawkwind, and Kansas was their backup band. Never followed Hawkwind after that, but I've been a Kansas fan ever since and have seen them here in Milwaukee many times. We were just at their 50th Anniversary tour show a year ago in July. Members have changed, but the music is still superb. ❤🎻RIP Robbie 🎻❤️
I am forever a proud, Southern, son of the 70s. And I love my good brothers, like yourselves, who (like myself) need music & brotherhood to survive. God Bless Y’all and best wishes for your channel. ROCK ON ✌️
Anyone else remember the movie "Heroes"? 1977 movie with Henry Winkler, Sally Field and Harrison Ford...this song played at the end...powerful and haunting ending.
Thank you for being opened to listen to some our Classic Rock n Roll Music and not being to hard on our hair bands look. I love the hair bands days, miss them so much.
07:10 Bohemian Rhapsody reference. They toured with Queen and Queen opened doors for them, thought they were fantastic. "they sounded like an orchestra"-Brian May
Carry On is much more typical sound for Kansas, multiple key changes, multiple instrumentation, true progressive rock, than the simple acoustic of Dust in the Wind.
I remenber this being played on our JUKEBOX 🎶 in our cafeteria in High school in Warrenton Oregon Back in 1978 🎸, what great times as a teen in the best decade EVER for great music the 70s Baby.
Unofficial theme song for the tv show Supernatural; since that show this song is forever Sam and Dean‘s anthem in my mind. Carry on Winchester brothers!! Kansas actually showed up in person to play this song one year at Comic Con at the Supernatural fan panel with the two actors from the show, Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles. They played this song at the start of new seasons to review what happened last season or when one of the brothers faced something really terrible it’s a show about two brothers who kill demons and hunt down evil creatures and literally go to Hell in their quest to avenge their parents’ deaths by an evil demon.
Classic tune right there. Super talented musicians. I remember when this song first came out on the radio. Couldn't get enough of it. Bought the album it was on, "Leftoverture" and was disappointed at first, cause most of the other songs sounded nothing like it. But it grew on me after a few listens and eventually became a favorite of mine.
I was so happy this was blasting out of my radio when it first came out. Driving in the summer through the cornfields in my really really fast car. And then, they’d play Stevie Wonder and then some ELO and it made for the whole evening.
I saw them in their hey day. They had a winged Pegasus, in laser lighting , flying above and across the audiences heads! Talk about an awesome light show? Their musicianship was perfection and it was a stellar night, indeed!
One of the greatest prog rock artists of all time, Kansas had a consistent run of success throughout the 1970s. Three multi-platinum albums and four hit singles that decade, though, is only part of the story. Their blend of complex, symphonic arrangements (one of them even played the violin!), thought-provoking lyrics, muscular hard rock and a variety of other musical forms was particularly inventive. From intimidating prog rockers to accessible hitmakers, Kansas could certainly crank it out with the best of them but even then, it was always with an ambitious musicality that reached well beyond the riffs. - Loudersound (edited)
Kansas was the first Band that I got to see in 1974. The first album self titled is another great classic, and I did see them on the Leftoverture tour in 76. Been my favorite since.
Great reaction guys! Such a tight song! I got to watch the singer grow up in small town local bands, but he really took off in high school when he came under the tutelage of the concert choir instructor Marvin Ginch at Central High in St. Joe, Mo.
I think I wore that same style of tux to my senior prom in '76. The difference was mine was powder blue with white platforms. I was supposed to see these guys while as was attending mechanics school in Camp Lejeune in the summer of '77. We had our tickets, stopped for gas and adult beverages when we heard on the radio that the show was canceled.
Leftoverture is such a tremendous album..solid all the way through. Got to see them live about 10 years ago. Fantastic show...did a 20 song set..got autographs from the whole band
They had just finished recording an album...the guitarist with blond hair .said " I got a song I've been working on, if you guys wanna do another one "...and it was THIS song!!!!!!!!!! CRAZY!!!!!
I was lucky enough to see Kansas open for Bad Company back in the 70’s. They were absolutely awesome! The air was thick with weed….🤪 And, Bad Company couldn’t have kicked ass any harder. Both…OUTSTANDING‼️ 🥳🎊🎉🎆 🤗☺️☮️💟
I still have the original vinyl as well as many other Kansas vinyls from the day. They are America's progressive rock group. It is a shame they are not in Rock Hall of Fame. This song is a carry over from the album, Masque, where the writer (guitarist Kerry Livgren who also wrote Dust in the Wind) was searching his soul for meaning. "Leftoverture" makes more sense when hearing the album "Masque" first. The title is a play on words that actually means what's left over from the previous album.
I love it when you guys do great songs like this with video. The differences between now and then are so stark. Then it was just plain talent and fun, rockin' out and great music. Now, the "videos" are about how the artist looks, the technology, and the "movie" of the video. There's still great music being made, just nothing like this ❤❤
Saw Kansas several times in seventies. Early stuff more Progressive Rock and later did get a more commercial sound but still good and brought them success. I am more partial to the early work. And writer Kerry Livgren who did become a Christian but had been searching prior and his lyrics often reflect that fact.
The song "Magnum Opus" off of Kansas's double live album "Two For The Show" from 1978 should be on your radar. It's one hell of an instrumental and live performance. You can't go wrong with Kansas...
I saw this and came running to watch immediately. My wife turned me on to Kansas (we’re both originally metal heads, with Iron Maiden being our favorite) and she made a comment that they are the most American sounding band she knows. Originally, I just chalked it up as an extreme statement; the more I’ve listened to Kansas in the past several years, the more I see it!
Here's some more kickin' Kansas songs: Bringing It Back: ruclips.net/video/_ZdI6g5iyRs/видео.html Song For America: ruclips.net/video/7q-9P0Y0e2s/видео.html All The World: ruclips.net/video/_FD0N3ty51E/видео.html Mysteries and Meyhem: ruclips.net/video/CBFQ06QASu4/видео.html The Pinnacle (Live): ruclips.net/video/7Thz2wGdvzQ/видео.html Lonely Wind: ruclips.net/video/_bAm3ljvWCw/видео.html The Devil Game: ruclips.net/video/KGg-YHOKa4o/видео.html
This is from the era of what was referred to as Rock Opera's. Pink Floyd, Jethro Tull, Queen, Yes will take you on musical journeys. As many other will as well. The Time was when FM radio ( stereo ) is beginning , and they could make 10 minute songs. Top 10 Pop at the time was mainly listen to on AM stations. The days of 8 tracks.
Neither Yes or Kansas ever did a "Rock Opera". Maybe you mean Concept Album? That was what Dark Side, WYWH, Animals and The Wall were. Genesis with The Lamb. Yes with Topographic Oceans etc.
Back when they toured this album for some reason Kansas NEVER played in Nebraska. I lived there so a buddy and I had to go to Red Rocks Colorado(God's Cathedral). Very well worth the trip and a nice ride on a couple of Harleys with our girls. 300 miles each way with roughly $1 a gallon for gas on bikes. Hell yeah.😎😎 I've seen them since then with the new band members in Reno (Harrah's former outdoor venue) Still killin' it. I still have this LP./Album. "Point of Know Return" and "Dust in the Wind" are two other awesome songs from that era 45 years ago. They're still played on classic rock radio. "Surely Heaven waits for you"😇 I like watching reviewer's reaction as it keeps getting better.
So glad to see you all explore more of one of my top 10 favorite bands! This is by far their signature song. But there is much more great music from them.
The personalities here crack me up when they're listening. Only seen a few videos from these guys, but this is what it usually looks like to me.
CoreyRoy: Gets into the song immediately and is having a good time throughout.
Fenom202: Takes several seconds, but he gets into it and enjoys it.
OlliWooDDA: His expression is like "I wonder what's on TV later? I could be doing something else right now." Can never tell if he enjoys the song until he talks afterwards. Sometimes he nods his head to the beat just a tiny bit. Gotta listen to the whole video to see if he liked it or not. It cracks me up.
Rock on, gentlemen!
Wow, watching this I was thinking the same exact thing about 0lli -- can never the if he's feeling it or not -- I bet he'd be elite at Texas Hold-em 🤔 I've watched a few dozen of theirs I guess, and never thought of that til this one!
You're right ! Lol especially about Olliwood...lol he did seem to genuinely enjoy ACDC and Stevie Ray Vaughn ,though...
as the kids say: 'Accurate'
In a nutshell😊
Totally agree 😂
The talent in this band was unreal. I saw them open for Queen in Pittsburgh in the late 70's. Can't remember the year. The 70's was a hell of a lot of fun.
That must have been some concert!
@@Jessedog11 What was cool is shows like that was around all the time. How bands used to work was to put out an album and then tour. Tickets were cheap too. I think that show was $10.00.
That would've been awesome! I'm so jealous!
@@Buddha-of8fk and in the 80's a standard concert ticket was $18.50
@@DavidDrouant l miss those days. In the 70's an expensive ticket was around $10.00. l did pay $12.00 for Pink Floyd Animals in Cleveland 77. It was worth it.
What a killer song. It has everything you could want in an epic song... instrumental virtuosity, amazing arrangement, deep lyrics, incredible rhythms, harmonies, and out of this world lead singer. A+++
At age 14, I paid 13 cents to ride a bus to a new mall ( In Cleveland ) far across town in 1977 to buy this album.
Do you remember the cost of the album?
@@Ilikeryche not exactly sure, but probably about $8 back then.
Good ol' days...... 👍
This tune never gets old. Cheers, guys! 🍺✌️👍
🤟😎 !
KANSAS - " Point Of Know Return " " Portrait He Knew " " Song For America " " Miracles Out Of Nowhere " " The Wall " You guys gotta check out these Prog Rock Classics, I know that only two of their songs get major air play but believe me you guys , KANSAS has a greatest hits lineup and it's much more than just 2 songs. Prog Rock/Blues/Jazz Classics Recommend too 🎸🎹💯🔥
Of course there is Perfect Lover too . Guess I love one of those hidden gems . 😁
Masque is another great album that’s underrated!
My brother passed away earlier this year, his favorite Kansas song was Belexes.
I like the game and fight fire with fire
Magnum Opus
Masterpiece album from start to finish.
my dad is a retired professional musician ... these outfits bring back the days of growing up with band equipment for living room furniture, thank you
Watching Corey smile makes me happy. !!!!!!
Yes Corey is fun to watch.
Real playing of instruments no digital remix or anything. real voices absolutely all Talent. People should appreciate n be REAL MUSICIANS TAKE A LESSON FROM MY TIME
Iconic song and band.
Written by guitarist Kerry Livgren (the blonde guitarist), the song became the band's first Top 40 hit in early 1977.
Wikipedia;
"Carry On Wayward Son" was written after the band had completed rehearsals. Livgren, who perceived the song as being "beamed down" to him in full, in 2004 stated: "It's an autobiographical song. Parallel to my musical career I've always been on a spiritual sojourn, looking for truth and meaning. It was a song of self-encouragement. I was telling myself to keep on looking and I would find what I sought." Livgren was born again on July 25, 1979, and since 1980 recorded primarily as a Christian rock artist.
In 1973 I went to my first concert with my boyfriend. We saw Hawkwind, and Kansas was their backup band. Never followed Hawkwind after that, but I've been a Kansas fan ever since and have seen them here in Milwaukee many times. We were just at their 50th Anniversary tour show a year ago in July. Members have changed, but the music is still superb.
❤🎻RIP Robbie 🎻❤️
Hawkwind with Lemmy and the costumes with the great light show? Saw them in Toronto ✌️
1973? With Hawkwind? Sure it wasn't 74 or 75? I didn't think Kansas started touring until 74.
I am forever a proud, Southern, son of the 70s. And I love my good brothers, like yourselves, who (like myself) need music & brotherhood to survive. God Bless Y’all and best wishes for your channel. ROCK ON ✌️
I'm a 62 yo white boy. This was one of our anthems growing up. Songs didn't get much better for us in the 70s.
Steve Walsh is one of the most underrated singers keyboard play musicians
Anyone else remember the movie "Heroes"? 1977 movie with Henry Winkler, Sally Field and Harrison Ford...this song played at the end...powerful and haunting ending.
Thank you for being opened to listen to some our Classic Rock n Roll Music and not being to hard on our hair bands look. I love the hair bands days, miss them so much.
My MAN Olliwood with the research! Great job Guys
07:10 Bohemian Rhapsody reference. They toured with Queen and Queen opened doors for them, thought they were fantastic.
"they sounded like an orchestra"-Brian May
So many out standing bands where FORMED IN THE 70s
topeka kansas in the 70's ...these guys were monster rock hit makers back then.."point of no return" "he knew" "dust in the wind" "song for america"
Carry On is much more typical sound for Kansas, multiple key changes, multiple instrumentation, true progressive rock, than the simple acoustic of Dust in the Wind.
Drummers DREAM SONG!!!! So many changes!
Love this song. Crazy supernatural made it more popular. Love that show too. Great song
I remenber this being played on our JUKEBOX 🎶 in our cafeteria in High school in Warrenton Oregon Back in 1978 🎸, what great times as a teen in the best decade EVER for great music the 70s Baby.
Unofficial theme song for the tv show Supernatural; since that show this song is forever Sam and Dean‘s anthem in my mind. Carry on Winchester brothers!! Kansas actually showed up in person to play this song one year at Comic Con at the Supernatural fan panel with the two actors from the show, Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles. They played this song at the start of new seasons to review what happened last season or when one of the brothers faced something really terrible it’s a show about two brothers who kill demons and hunt down evil creatures and literally go to Hell in their quest to avenge their parents’ deaths by an evil demon.
Say it sister.Watched every episode.
I’m 50, so I knew this way before Supernatural, but it still makes me think of that show.
Supernatural got me into this song
@@GhostOfTsushima16one of, if not THE BEST, uses of a song for a TV show or movie. Plus Thunderstruck to open season 4 was AWESOME.
First concert I ever went to was Kansas in 1980. Awesome music and no auto tune back then!
Classic tune right there. Super talented musicians. I remember when this song first came out on the radio. Couldn't get enough of it. Bought the album it was on, "Leftoverture" and was disappointed at first, cause most of the other songs sounded nothing like it. But it grew on me after a few listens and eventually became a favorite of mine.
This whole album is Great/Epic.
Please react to the group “BOSTON”
Singing “SMOKIN”, PEACE OF MIND,
More than A Feeling, FOREPLAY/LONGTIME.
I was so happy this was blasting out of my radio when it first came out. Driving in the summer through the cornfields in my really really fast car. And then, they’d play Stevie Wonder and then some ELO and it made for the whole evening.
FUN OUT standing Times
Looooove this song!
This is my favorite song ever. I told my wife to play it at my funeral
That's what I call talent, especially that one dude!
I saw them in their hey day. They had a winged Pegasus, in laser lighting , flying above and across the audiences heads! Talk about an awesome light show? Their musicianship was perfection and it was a stellar night, indeed!
Ive owned this album on Vinyl, 8 track, cassette, CD, on line and back to vinyl. Great song 💯
Masterpiece
One of the greatest prog rock artists of all time, Kansas had a consistent run of success throughout the 1970s. Three multi-platinum albums and four hit singles that decade, though, is only part of the story. Their blend of complex, symphonic arrangements (one of them even played the violin!), thought-provoking lyrics, muscular hard rock and a variety of other musical forms was particularly inventive. From intimidating prog rockers to accessible hitmakers, Kansas could certainly crank it out with the best of them but even then, it was always with an ambitious musicality that reached well beyond the riffs. - Loudersound (edited)
One of my favorite songs
Kansas was the first Band that I got to see in 1974. The first album self titled is another great classic, and I did see them on the Leftoverture tour in 76. Been my favorite since.
The transitions in this song are incredible, one of my all time favorites. Great reaction guys and Peace out ✌️ ☮️ 🙏
This is my favorite song by them it's definitely a jam
My generation ...loved it...
Styx. “Renegade”. Another classic
This is such an awesome song. Love Kansas so much! Love your reactions!
I love your reactions. You're one of the few who do it right!! Rock on.
My 1st concert ever July 31, 1975, Arlington,Texas, Kansas opening for Aerosmith. That was a great night.
Saw them in '77, along with The Doobie Brothers, the Village People, Triumph and THE COMMODORES WITH MR. RITCHIE!
Early progressive rock. Rock on!!!!
Great reaction guys! Such a tight song! I got to watch the singer grow up in small town local bands, but he really took off in high school when he came under the tutelage of the concert choir instructor Marvin Ginch at Central High in St. Joe, Mo.
I think I wore that same style of tux to my senior prom in '76. The difference was mine was powder blue with white platforms.
I was supposed to see these guys while as was attending mechanics school in Camp Lejeune in the summer of '77. We had our tickets, stopped for gas and adult beverages when we heard on the radio that the show was canceled.
And the long red haired guy Robbie Steinhardt( RIP) plays a great violin used in many of Kansas’ songs.
Leftoverture is such a tremendous album..solid all the way through.
Got to see them live about 10 years ago. Fantastic show...did a 20 song set..got autographs from the whole band
They had just finished recording an album...the guitarist with blond hair .said " I got a song I've been working on, if you guys wanna do another one "...and it was THIS song!!!!!!!!!! CRAZY!!!!!
Those vocals!!!!!
HEY GUYS, YOU NEED TO REACT TO *MOTHER'S FINEST* *"BABY LOVE"* LIVE FROM ROCKPALAST 1978 OR THE ENTIRE CONCERT!
*MIG Music* *Channel has both!*
Every change was a unique lick. The song was complete licks
I was lucky enough to see Kansas open for Bad Company back in the 70’s. They were absolutely awesome! The air was thick with weed….🤪 And, Bad Company couldn’t have kicked ass any harder. Both…OUTSTANDING‼️ 🥳🎊🎉🎆 🤗☺️☮️💟
Classic masterpiece!!!!
"What's on my mind" is a good one from them
The BEST band i ever saw live. Not even a big fan but gotta give credit where credit is due.
Great song, but you don't get to hear the late Robbie Steinhardt on violin.... Walsh was a helluva vocalist.
CHILD OF INNOCENCE is my pick.
Love love love!!! Great reaction guys so much fun. ❤✌
We listened to these dudes while playing D&D on repeat 😊
Looking forward to this jam👍
Great song. Great reaction. Thanks!
The guy with the hair is their violinist
A great song! Great reaction y'all! Much love to you and your families!
Much love back to you!! Thanks for rocking with us!
I still have the original vinyl as well as many other Kansas vinyls from the day. They are America's progressive rock group. It is a shame they are not in Rock Hall of Fame. This song is a carry over from the album, Masque, where the writer (guitarist Kerry Livgren who also wrote Dust in the Wind) was searching his soul for meaning. "Leftoverture" makes more sense when hearing the album "Masque" first. The title is a play on words that actually means what's left over from the previous album.
Each one of you guys reacting are integrel to each other!
Really loved Ollie's synopsis of this song too! We "no longer have to be Wayward!"
I love it when you guys do great songs like this with video. The differences between now and then are so stark. Then it was just plain talent and fun, rockin' out and great music. Now, the "videos" are about how the artist looks, the technology, and the "movie" of the video. There's still great music being made, just nothing like this ❤❤
Saw Kansas several times in seventies. Early stuff more Progressive Rock and later did get a more commercial sound but still good and brought them success. I am more partial to the early work. And writer Kerry Livgren who did become a Christian but had been searching prior and his lyrics often reflect that fact.
One of my fav Kansas songs! ❤ glad y’all liked it 😊
One of the very best! Such a classic! Love these guys!!! ❤❤❤❤
Saw them at the Texas jam Dallas cotton bowl 1978
The song "Magnum Opus" off of Kansas's double live album "Two For The Show" from 1978 should be on your radar. It's one hell of an instrumental and live performance. You can't go wrong with Kansas...
LPS from 1976 This one Bostons Boston LP And Peter frampton Comes Alive all from 1976
O and i forgot Play that funky music white boy, By Wild Cherry also from 1976
I saw this and came running to watch immediately. My wife turned me on to Kansas (we’re both originally metal heads, with Iron Maiden being our favorite) and she made a comment that they are the most American sounding band she knows. Originally, I just chalked it up as an extreme statement; the more I’ve listened to Kansas in the past several years, the more I see it!
Let's do this
You guys should watch the live version of this from Canada Jam.
It's nuts.
Love watching you guys enjoying music I grew up on....still rocking at 68yrs young 😆
Here's some more kickin' Kansas songs:
Bringing It Back: ruclips.net/video/_ZdI6g5iyRs/видео.html
Song For America: ruclips.net/video/7q-9P0Y0e2s/видео.html
All The World: ruclips.net/video/_FD0N3ty51E/видео.html
Mysteries and Meyhem: ruclips.net/video/CBFQ06QASu4/видео.html
The Pinnacle (Live): ruclips.net/video/7Thz2wGdvzQ/видео.html
Lonely Wind: ruclips.net/video/_bAm3ljvWCw/видео.html
The Devil Game: ruclips.net/video/KGg-YHOKa4o/видео.html
This is it reaction !!!!
That is so so cool !!!
We asked and you listened and answered , TY
Carry on !
Driver picks the music. Shotgun shuts his cake hole.
Hard to believe this didn't make it in the top 10
Length over 6 minutes. It was more an FM classic.
That was awesome! Love it!
This is from the era of what was referred to as Rock Opera's. Pink Floyd, Jethro Tull, Queen, Yes will take you on musical journeys. As many other will as well. The Time was when FM radio ( stereo ) is beginning , and they could make 10 minute songs. Top 10 Pop at the time was mainly listen to on AM stations. The days of 8 tracks.
Neither Yes or Kansas ever did a "Rock Opera". Maybe you mean Concept Album? That was what Dark Side, WYWH, Animals and The Wall were. Genesis with The Lamb. Yes with Topographic Oceans etc.
Back when they toured this album for some reason Kansas NEVER played in Nebraska. I lived there so a buddy and I had to go to Red Rocks Colorado(God's Cathedral). Very well worth the trip and a nice ride on a couple of Harleys with our girls. 300 miles each way with roughly $1 a gallon for gas on bikes. Hell yeah.😎😎
I've seen them since then with the new band members in Reno (Harrah's former outdoor venue) Still killin' it.
I still have this LP./Album.
"Point of Know Return" and "Dust in the Wind" are two other awesome songs from that era 45 years ago.
They're still played on classic rock radio.
"Surely Heaven waits for you"😇
I like watching reviewer's reaction as it keeps getting better.
They shot an entire live concert video in Omaha in 82. Stop whining.
@@kbrewski1 I' sure Red Rocks was a better show, so I'm not whining
Ya boy goin off on the bongos
It just blows my mind that there are people that dont know this song.
Great song!! Play The Game Tonight is also worth a listen.
Another great one, seems like you guys enjoyed it! Rock on! 😎🤟
What a classic, I wonder how many speeding tickets this led to !
YOU MUST HEAR EARLY BLOOD, SWEAT & TEARS "I LOVE YOU MORE THAN YOU'LL EVER KNOW" ITS FIRE AND I KNOW YOU'LL LOVE IT!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🤓
I hope you do the live version!
Love KS. I was singing this song last week.
SUPER NATURAL ✊🏼
BANGER 🔥🔥🔥 ❤️
So glad to see you all explore more of one of my top 10 favorite bands! This is by far their signature song. But there is much more great music from them.
That's arguable. It was probably the most successful radio hit, but Song for America, Icarus, The Wall, Miracles Out of Nowhere were no slouches.
@@kbrewski1 signature song, not best