shut up you control freak . its THEIR reaction chanel , they can react the way they want to . if you want NO INTERUPTION, just watch anything else ,and stop your control freak habits .... i think you need psychiatric and psychologic help,,, its crazy how poeple want to control others on the internets .
One of the most talented bands in history. When Don Felder, Joe Walsh and Randy Meisner are basically your 3rd string vocalists, you know you got something.
@@invisibleman277 I believe if they still had Don Felder in the Long Road out of Eden album, they would have more iconic/hard hitting riffs/solos. I see a more epic solo for Long Road out of Eden between Walsh and Felder
@@jvpascual3211 I totally agree. Even their older stuff doesn't sound right without Felder. In my opinion Hotel California sounds like trash without the man who actually wrote the music for it.
Reactors pretend they don't know a song. They use their age to pretend they never heard a song before even though oldies stations quadruple contemporary stations. They grew up on this stuff too. These 2 were smart enough to have one say they knew it. Then to get more engagement they usually get facts wrong on purpose to get more engagement in the comment sections.
I watched an Eagles documentary back some time ago and Don Henley said the song was a their representation of the 1960’s transition into the 1970’s and how different the decades were,
Great reaction! Unfortunately, Glen Frey (on the acoustic) guitar, died from surgery complications a couple years back. They’re all pretty much in their 60s, but we’re still touring prior to Covid. They’re probably the best band that I’ve ever see, live. I’m glad I saw them with Frey.
Glenn Frey died in January 2016. Terrible loss. There were other pop/rock stars who died around the same time, such as Prince and David Bowie, and they got much more press than Frey's passing. But I miss Glenn Frey the most of that bunch, as his music (with the Eagles and solo) meant much more to me than the others. I may be one of the few in that regard, however.
The lyric of the song was inspired by the old TV show; "Twilight Zone" says co-writer Don Henley in a interview. The line about '...stabbed it with their STEELY knives..." was an homage to a band that they were friends with and admired, Steely Dan. Henley said he and co-writer Glenn Frye wanted to give the song a mystic, supernatural feel. All of the music was written by lead guitar player, Don Felder, the guy playing the double guitar. The reality is that even though that is what the writers were trying to accomplish, often times music listeners hear something totally different and the song takes on a life of its' own. Such is the case here. The song becomes whatever it means to you, and that is so cool!
I’m honestly so shook finding out that the drummer is the lead singer, lol. I never would’ve guessed. And I’ve loved this song since I was a toddler! It kind of feels like my life’s being re-written right now, lol. Don’t know why I never thought to check out a live performance of the song before...
The drummer, Don Henley, is quite possibly the best singer to ever play the drums. In modern pop/rock music, his only peer as a singer/drummer is Karen Carpenter, who was truly an exceptional singer. Yes, there are other singing drummers, but none with the vocal expressiveness of Henley. Don Henley is also a world-class songwriter, as well.
They started as the back up band for Linda Rondstadt, an amazing female singer,the band here is Glen Frey,Don Henley,Joe Walsh,Don Felder and Randy Misner,All of them have solo albums,Don Henley,Joe Walsh and Glen Frey all had successful solo careers.
One advice for reaction videos - especially songs - don;t pause the video so many times - especially if you are not saying something about what you just saw but to just talk about some other random stuff...it really stops the flow of the video and ppl end up not finishing your reaction video because you are not reacting to the song/video, but just talking about some other random stuff.
Nothing quite as beautiful as Joe Walsh and Don Felder playing those guitar harmonies off of each other! All those band members went on to become famous recording artists individually as well.
Might be taking a turn on this because the record companies are beginning to see the benefits of reactors on RUclips. Irrc, Phil Collins just got a serious boost in sales because of reactions to In the Air Tonight. 🤞🏼 It’s really to their advantage to let the reactors do this.
The gentleman on the acoustic guitar is Glenn Frey has passed.he was my favorite original Eagle.then Joe Walsh joined,he is the one on guitar with the bandana. He is an amazing musician who has been a solo artist and one of the founders of James Gang.
It's about the difference between what something looks like from the outside. Vrs What the actual reality of it is. California looks beautiful. As long as you don't look to closely.
Get the DVD The Eagles "Hell Freezers Over" when they reformed. Originally they had said when asked about reforming... "When Hell Freezes Over" that's how they album got its name. That DVD gives you the best of the Eagles and there are lots of great songs. I recommend it to anyone.
Unfortunately, Glen Frey (acoustic guitar/ look at that mustache) passed away in January 2016. Don Henley (drums) still owns and tours with a version of the Eagles and they are worth seeing if you can get tickets. Don Felder (double neck guitar) still does shows but Henley and Frey refused to work with him after he published a book and aired some of the bands dirty laundry...money, status and greed all played a part in their split. Randy Meisner (Bass) left the band not long after this performance because of some of the stress, in fighting and exhaustion. Meisner was replaced by Timothy B.Schmit on Bass in 1977 and still tours with the Eagles. Joe Walsh (electric guitar) joined the Eagles in 1975 replacing original member Bernie Leadon. Walsh is still touring with the Eagles. Meisner and Leadon are both alive. The original members are Henley, Frey, Meisner and Leadon... Felder joined them in 1974 and gave the band a little different dynamic and moved them from a country southern sound to a rock sound. The main vocalist on their recordings were Henley and Frey but in my opinion the better vocalist was Meisner.... except he didn’t like to be front and center and didn’t really want to sing lead. In my opinion this version of the Eagles on stage in this video was the best version of the Eagles.... they had it all, song writers, multi instrumental musicians and multiple vocalist. There will never be a better assembly of talent in one band ever again like the talent here on this stage..
This entire album is good. One of the best guitar solos of the 70’s. Enjoy.🎼🎶🎸🤘😎I wrote a paper in high school about metaphors in music. Took the position that “ Hotel California” is actually Hell. You can check out any time you like, but you can never leave.🎼🎶
I was born in 53, WE HAD MUSIC and SO much of it . The Boomer generation is where most of these groups come from. You had to be good to not only compete in you genre but against other genre because of stereos and weed we were listen to every thing
Damn, I’ve listened to this song so many times but never knew that the singer was also the drummer! I think I’ve only ever seen that with one other band before.
The Eagles Greatest Hits just passed Thriller as the top selling album of all time, close to 40M copies. So as they say, these guys are "kind of a big deal", lol
There was a movie that came out about the same time "Motel Hell" weird thriller but always reminds me of that song and the song reminds me of the movie especially when he says stab it with their steely knives but they just can't kill the beast
the guy playing acoustic guitar (Glenn Frey) passed away a few years ago. the guy playing the double neck SG (Don Felder) is the guy that wrote the melody for the song and note for note wrote the guitar solos for both guitarists. in the band now, the only original member left is the drummer (Don Henley). not worth it to go see them anymore. their second album, Desperado, is their peak. incredible concept album. maybe the best ever.
Yeah, its impossible to have not heard this song before. I owe my love affair with this song to my Mom. She was a huge fan of this song, and I just naturally fell in love with it alongside her. For me, the song always felt like a representation of Purgatory. Neither heaven nor hell, can't kill the beast, stuck there by their own device, and can check out but never leave. That's just what always made me think of being trapped between worlds. (i'm not even that religious, honestly) But that's the beauty of the song, its up to any interpretation.
My dad would take me and my sister to see my grandmother and I vividly remember the first time I heard this song. At the time I didn’t think much of it, even when I started falling in love with the Eagles. Little did I know this is one of the greatest songs of the century.
Hopefully going to see them live in London next year. 🙂 When I visited LA. a friend who lived there took me to see the hotel from the cover of the album. Cool.
A few days after David Bowie was gone, Glenn Frey was gone in early 2016, months before 25th anniversary of Thelma + Louise. He + Jack Tempchin wrote Part of Me Part of You for the movie. RIP Glenn Frey.
The song is about being a rock star and trapped in your fame, how the only thing to get away is drugs or death, but your fame lives on so you can never leave.
This was a good reaction . The guy with the red dewrag is Joe Walsh . He was also the driving force behind another successful rock band by the name of James Gang , and did well on his own too .
Sad to say one of the Eagles member, named Gleen Frey, the one who had a mustache & longhair with acoustic guitar, he passed away last 2017, at the age 63 i guessed..
Glen Fry recently passed. As far as tix to see them, they sold out 3 nights at the new Chase Center in San Francisco (new home of the Warriors), 20000 seats a night, tickets $500 ea and up
Check out Genesis, lead singer playing the drums. He’s not the only lead singer there’s about four people in the band that sing lead. So many writers singers and songs in this band.
The Eagles themselves said it was about the excess and lives the rich Hollywood elite live!! But they've said different shit at different times, so I don't even think they know what the hell it's about!!
This song is about materialism and excess. "It's a song about the dark underbelly of the American Dream, and about excess in America which was something we knew about." California is used as an example but could be anywhere in the U.S.
You NEVER stop a song in the middle of a guitar solo... EVER...!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That’s such a rookie move...!!!
shut up you control freak .
its THEIR reaction chanel , they can react the way they want to .
if you want NO INTERUPTION, just watch anything else ,and stop your control freak habits .... i think you need psychiatric and psychologic help,,, its crazy how poeple want to control others on the internets .
One of the most talented bands in history. When Don Felder, Joe Walsh and Randy Meisner are basically your 3rd string vocalists, you know you got something.
Every Eagle is a lead singer really lol.
Except for Don Felder, (the one playing the double fret guitar) they didn't let him sing lead.
@@invisibleman277 Don Felder is really not a lead singer but his guitar playing is really amazing
@@jvpascual3211 Absolutely, Glen Frey really did him wrong too.
@@invisibleman277 I believe if they still had Don Felder in the Long Road out of Eden album, they would have more iconic/hard hitting riffs/solos.
I see a more epic solo for Long Road out of Eden between Walsh and Felder
@@jvpascual3211 I totally agree. Even their older stuff doesn't sound right without Felder. In my opinion Hotel California sounds like trash without the man who actually wrote the music for it.
to this day, it still shocks me that people have never heard this song!
Reactors pretend they don't know a song. They use their age to pretend they never heard a song before even though oldies stations quadruple contemporary stations. They grew up on this stuff too. These 2 were smart enough to have one say they knew it. Then to get more engagement they usually get facts wrong on purpose to get more engagement in the comment sections.
Saw the Eagles 2x in concert. One of the few bands that sound EXACTLY the same live. Awesome music.
Everywhere is the place you heard this.
It's one of the bands where any of those musicians can lead.
One Of These Nights is my favorite Eagles song.
Underrated as well. Good choice.
I never heard a bad Eagles song yet
It's hard imagining someone who hasn't heard this song; It was a hit then, and never stopped being a hit anywhere in time.
Eagles: Desperado!! Great song!
I watched an Eagles documentary back some time ago and Don Henley said the song was a their representation of the 1960’s transition into the 1970’s and how different the decades were,
PurpleRose7777 Maybe so. Let that go right over my head! 😜 Fits though.
That documentary was soooo good.
Great reaction! Unfortunately, Glen Frey (on the acoustic) guitar, died from surgery complications a couple years back. They’re all pretty much in their 60s, but we’re still touring prior to Covid. They’re probably the best band that I’ve ever see, live. I’m glad I saw them with Frey.
Same
I saw them at Norfolk Scope
In 2004
There first Farewell Tour
It Was Awesome
It was such a shock when I heard of his passing.
Glenn Frey died in January 2016. Terrible loss. There were other pop/rock stars who died around the same time, such as Prince and David Bowie, and they got much more press than Frey's passing. But I miss Glenn Frey the most of that bunch, as his music (with the Eagles and solo) meant much more to me than the others. I may be one of the few in that regard, however.
One of the great rock songs of all time!
Their song "Seven Bridges Road" really shows their vocal talent.
Levon Helm, Mickey Dolenz, Phil Collins, Karen Carpenter, Sheila E, . . . . . ALL drummers plus dozens of others that could sing.
Add Roger Taylor from Queen to that list
Don Brewer, Gil Moore.
levon helm the best😍
Add Kelly Keagy.
Roger Taylor, drummer for Queen was a phenomenal singer. But, there was Freddy😊
The lyric of the song was inspired by the old TV show; "Twilight Zone" says co-writer Don Henley in a interview. The line about '...stabbed it with their STEELY knives..." was an homage to a band that they were friends with and admired, Steely Dan. Henley said he and co-writer Glenn Frye wanted to give the song a mystic, supernatural feel. All of the music was written by lead guitar player, Don Felder, the guy playing the double guitar.
The reality is that even though that is what the writers were trying to accomplish, often times music listeners hear something totally different and the song takes on a life of its' own. Such is the case here. The song becomes whatever it means to you, and that is so cool!
Finally someone doing a GOOD reaction to this masterpiece of a song
Guys.....STOP talking, interrupting and just LISTEN!
I’m honestly so shook finding out that the drummer is the lead singer, lol. I never would’ve guessed. And I’ve loved this song since I was a toddler! It kind of feels like my life’s being re-written right now, lol. Don’t know why I never thought to check out a live performance of the song before...
I listened for the story & the bass.
All the guys in the band can sing
The drummer, Don Henley, is quite possibly the best singer to ever play the drums. In modern pop/rock music, his only peer as a singer/drummer is Karen Carpenter, who was truly an exceptional singer. Yes, there are other singing drummers, but none with the vocal expressiveness of Henley. Don Henley is also a world-class songwriter, as well.
“I can hear the soul in their music”! Love it.
They started as the back up band for Linda Rondstadt, an amazing female singer,the band here is Glen Frey,Don Henley,Joe Walsh,Don Felder and Randy Misner,All of them have solo albums,Don Henley,Joe Walsh and Glen Frey all had successful solo careers.
One advice for reaction videos - especially songs - don;t pause the video so many times - especially if you are not saying something about what you just saw but to just talk about some other random stuff...it really stops the flow of the video and ppl end up not finishing your reaction video because you are not reacting to the song/video, but just talking about some other random stuff.
Best song of all time imo. I am so happy I was able to see them life before this covid bullshit.
Glen Frey is dead,but his son has took his place in the band.
And he's awesome, I saw him live he sounds and looks just like his dad
Nothing quite as beautiful as Joe Walsh and Don Felder playing those guitar harmonies off of each other! All those band members went on to become famous recording artists individually as well.
Classic eagles are my favorites and this song is legendary
1st comment….yeah. Hope this doesn’t get blocked… Eagles are big blockers!
Might be taking a turn on this because the record companies are beginning to see the benefits of reactors on RUclips. Irrc, Phil Collins just got a serious boost in sales because of reactions to In the Air Tonight. 🤞🏼 It’s really to their advantage to let the reactors do this.
Don Henley is a massive douchebag...without Walsh and Felder, they weren’t shit
@@mr.smithgnrsmith7808
But yet ur listening and watching
To come with a STUPID Comment
And He Also Did A Hell Of A Job Solo
@@mr.smithgnrsmith7808
U sound alittle jealous of his success
To Me
Maybe Henley finally wised up.
Watching Don Felder and Joe Walsh play off each other at the end is my favourite part of this song
HC is so great that even my piano cover sounds good! 😉
Big like for bringing it!!! 👍👍
Must never interrupt that guitar instrumental at the end, its sacrilegious.
The guitars at the end is legendary
One of the Greatest songs of all times........ just brilliant.
love love this song . i dont know anyone that does not love this song.
A really good song where the drummer sings is, "What I Like About You" by the Romantics....very fun and upbeat!
The gentleman on the acoustic guitar is Glenn Frey has passed.he was my favorite original Eagle.then Joe Walsh joined,he is the one on guitar with the bandana. He is an amazing musician who has been a solo artist and one of the founders of James Gang.
It’s about the rock ‘n roll California lifestyle. You get in it; hard to get out of it.
there's always a first time, glad you're reacting to this
Do Joe Walsh’s “Rocky Mountain Way” from this same concert
It's about the difference between what something looks like from the outside. Vrs What the actual reality of it is. California looks beautiful. As long as you don't look to closely.
Best Group of all times. Heard on the radio not in movies or commercials
First concert I EVER went to!! Besr experience EVER
Take It Easy by the Eagles is one of my faves. Awesome band with a lot of fans. Keep up with the great reactions 👍
Get the DVD The Eagles "Hell Freezers Over" when they reformed.
Originally they had said when asked about reforming... "When Hell
Freezes Over" that's how they album got its name. That DVD gives you the
best of the Eagles and there are lots of great songs. I recommend it to
anyone.
Den Henley - End of the Innocence album. A must listen.
Unfortunately, Glen Frey (acoustic guitar/ look at that mustache) passed away in January 2016. Don Henley (drums) still owns and tours with a version of the Eagles and they are worth seeing if you can get tickets. Don Felder (double neck guitar) still does shows but Henley and Frey refused to work with him after he published a book and aired some of the bands dirty laundry...money, status and greed all played a part in their split. Randy Meisner (Bass) left the band not long after this performance because of some of the stress, in fighting and exhaustion. Meisner was replaced by Timothy B.Schmit on Bass in 1977 and still tours with the Eagles. Joe Walsh (electric guitar) joined the Eagles in 1975 replacing original member Bernie Leadon. Walsh is still touring with the Eagles. Meisner and Leadon are both alive.
The original members are Henley, Frey, Meisner and Leadon... Felder joined them in 1974 and gave the band a little different dynamic and moved them from a country southern sound to a rock sound. The main vocalist on their recordings were Henley and Frey but in my opinion the better vocalist was Meisner.... except he didn’t like to be front and center and didn’t really want to sing lead. In my opinion this version of the Eagles on stage in this video was the best version of the Eagles.... they had it all, song writers, multi instrumental musicians and multiple vocalist. There will never be a better assembly of talent in one band ever again like the talent here on this stage..
Every member in this band had songs they sung so technically there’s no lead singer
Even Ringo played the drums and sang...at the same time!
This entire album is good. One of the best guitar solos of the 70’s. Enjoy.🎼🎶🎸🤘😎I wrote a paper in high school about metaphors in music.
Took the position that “ Hotel California” is actually Hell. You can check out any time you like, but you can never leave.🎼🎶
I was born in 53, WE HAD MUSIC and SO much of it . The Boomer generation is where most of these groups come from. You had to be good to not only compete in you genre but against other genre because of stereos and weed we were listen to every thing
Phil Collins of the band Genesis is also a lead singing drummer.
There harmonizes were amazing
Phil Collins of Genesis is also lead singer and the drum player. Great reaction. RIP Glenn Frey.
Damn, I’ve listened to this song so many times but never knew that the singer was also the drummer! I think I’ve only ever seen that with one other band before.
@PurpleRose7777 That's one of my very favourite tracks.
Phil Collins " In The Air Tonight " Live 😎
They already reacted to it
😊 love the spirit..hopefully you can get headphones 🎉
The Eagles Greatest Hits just passed Thriller as the top selling album of all time, close to 40M copies. So as they say, these guys are "kind of a big deal", lol
Genesis, The Band, Strawberry Alarm Clock, are all bands with the lead vocals done by the drummer.
Not reading. Doing the when hell freezes over version first, is a great way to get the history.👏👍✌🙏❤
Another fantastic song from the past
Eagles is awesome and shout out too you for the speaker knockerz intro 🔥
Intro to this song is wild on the album Hell Freezes Over.
Every single man in that band are all Lead singers..
There was a movie that came out about the same time "Motel Hell" weird thriller but always reminds me of that song and the song reminds me of the movie especially when he says stab it with their steely knives but they just can't kill the beast
Glenn Frey in the black T-Shirt passed away a couple of years ago.
BEST BAND EVER 💯💯💯❤❤❤
That NASA 1992 shirt is so dope!!!
You really need head phones to hear every instruments through the song not to mention the vocals on this song. They’re awesome in concert!!!
the guy playing acoustic guitar (Glenn Frey) passed away a few years ago.
the guy playing the double neck SG (Don Felder) is the guy that wrote the melody for the song and note for note wrote the guitar solos for both guitarists.
in the band now, the only original member left is the drummer (Don Henley). not worth it to go see them anymore.
their second album, Desperado, is their peak. incredible concept album. maybe the best ever.
Dude: "Ive never seen a drummer sing before"
Also Dude: " We used to listen to Phil Collins and just vibin"
This song was written about their stay at the "Hotel de Cornado" in San Diego, California. I've visited the hotel. It's beautiful.
Funny, one of the band members said it was about the music industry in California at the time.
The actual lead singer (one of) is Glenn Frey on the acoustic, He passed away January 2016
Yeah, its impossible to have not heard this song before. I owe my love affair with this song to my Mom. She was a huge fan of this song, and I just naturally fell in love with it alongside her.
For me, the song always felt like a representation of Purgatory. Neither heaven nor hell, can't kill the beast, stuck there by their own device, and can check out but never leave. That's just what always made me think of being trapped between worlds. (i'm not even that religious, honestly) But that's the beauty of the song, its up to any interpretation.
My dad would take me and my sister to see my grandmother and I vividly remember the first time I heard this song. At the time I didn’t think much of it, even when I started falling in love with the Eagles. Little did I know this is one of the greatest songs of the century.
Hopefully going to see them live in London next year. 🙂 When I visited LA. a friend who lived there took me to see the hotel from the cover of the album. Cool.
Quite a few of them sang songs much like The Beatles did.
Another band that the drummer was the lead singer , was a band called The Romantics , main song was ‘What I like about you’
This song is about addiction 😭
A few days after David Bowie was gone, Glenn Frey was gone in early 2016, months before 25th anniversary of Thelma + Louise. He + Jack Tempchin wrote Part of Me Part of You for the movie.
RIP Glenn Frey.
The song is about being a rock star and trapped in your fame, how the only thing to get away is drugs or death, but your fame lives on so you can never leave.
The Eagles didn't really have a lead singer - they were all lead on different tracks. Legendary.
Yet another reaction clip with "reactors" who interrupt at crucial times. Why not wait until the end!!!???
yep, the imbeciles interrupted probably the best guitar solo ever. Just wait and enjoy ffs!
"Now you really have to pay attention to the lyrics ok?"
"Yeah." And how do you pay attention? Yap, Yap, Yap, Yap, Yap, Yap! Through the entire song!
Don Felder & Joe Walsh, "The greatest guitar combo ever" End of story!!!
It was fun you had your friend join you for this 😊
This was a good reaction . The guy with the red dewrag is Joe Walsh . He was also the driving force behind another successful rock band by the name of James Gang , and did well on his own too .
Sad to say one of the Eagles member, named Gleen Frey, the one who had a mustache & longhair with acoustic guitar, he passed away last 2017, at the age 63 i guessed..
I interpret it as a song about fame and once that lady recognizes you its hard to leave even with all the ish that can come with it
Glenn Frey passed away a little while back ago.
Glen Fry recently passed. As far as tix to see them, they sold out 3 nights at the new Chase Center in San Francisco (new home of the Warriors), 20000 seats a night, tickets $500 ea and up
One of my favorite bands.
Check out Genesis, lead singer playing the drums. He’s not the only lead singer there’s about four people in the band that sing lead. So many writers singers and songs in this band.
Levoln Holmes from "The Band" is a lead singer/drummer. (Sorry if I mis-spelled his name).
You mentioned Phil Collins. He’s the lead singer of Genesis and of his own solo work-and he plays the drums.
The Eagles themselves said it was about the excess and lives the rich Hollywood elite live!! But they've said different shit at different times, so I don't even think they know what the hell it's about!!
I love songs that nobody knows what it’s about.
The acoustic guitar play passed away 1 or 2 years ago. R.I.P. Glen Frey
This song is about materialism and excess. "It's a song about the dark underbelly of the American Dream, and about excess in America which was something we knew about." California is used as an example but could be anywhere in the U.S.
You heard this song any and everywhere
Glen Frey (acoustic) passed away about
5yrs ago.
Phil Collins is another vocalist/drummer. An extremely underrated drummer at that.
NEVER stop this song in the middle of the guitar solo! People have gone to jail because of that! WTF were you guys thinking!?
By far the best reaction you just earned a new sub
This is the Original Eagles