Totally agreed! fantastic album, tons of emotion, making an epic history about casual things of human nature... Fantastic vocal lines, they deserved a little bit better production, but anyway is an incredible album
FINALLY someone is doing Seventh Wonder in the reaction world!! I've been suggesting it for like a year on every Ayreon or Kamelot video I see haha. Agree with @Jony that the Mercy Falls album is a phenomenal showcase of Tommy's vocal talent
There was actually a reactor i saw who has done both The Great Escape (just the song) and Mercy Falls probably 2 years ago. Can't find it unfortunately.
Asking you to react to their song “The Great Escape” is prooooobably a little much to ask, but I *do* suggest you at least listen to it on your own time! It’s one of the best showcases of Tommy’s voice *and* of the entire band’s talent, it’s just… quite long.
@@danclarke29 I agree. There are no unnecessary filler sections like you get in some really long songs, and no silence or fading in/fading out. It's actually 30 minutes of great music.
I'd like to see you jump straight to the deep end and react to The Great Escape. A masterpiece in musicianship and writing. The song will take you on a journey few songs can.
The Great Escape is the pinnacle of Seventh Wonder. Tommy's best range in display. Not enough could be said about the backup vocals too. A masterwork of instrumentation by everyone. And a human story to boot. It is a 30min song. But if Elizabeth can pull it off, it will be "The Greatest Musical Journey".
I'd recommend Long Way Home by Seventh Wonder, shows of Tommy's vocals and is a GREAT song overall. Also it's a duet with his sister Jenny, their voices mesh so incredibly well.
Seventh Wonder is one of my favorite progressive metal band (in the melodic and emotional style). Tommy has a lot more free field to express himself than in Kamelot, and his talent is really amazing (note that he is self-taught). The album Tiara is a concept imagined by the band, which is the continuation of their longest song, The Great Escape (30 mn!), adaptation on the previous album of a poem named Aniara, by the Swedish author Harry Martinson, Nobel Prize for Literature. The technique of the bassist and the guitarist, allied to the terribly evocative voice of Tommy, are to die for ! Great choice for the voice, but the other musicians do their best in the electric way.
Tiara is something of a thematic sequel to Great Escape/Aniara, I think. Probably also inspired by Greta Thunberg, I'd imagine. And Aniara is referenced in the lyrics to (iirc) Tiara's Song (Farewell pt. 1).
Hell yeah. Tommy is just ridiculous. There are few vocalists in heavy music who are able to emote in the way that Tommy can. His predecessor in Kamelot, Roy Khan, Geoff Tate from Queensryche, and Ronnie James Dio.
Hi Elizabeth, this is my first time listening to Seventh Wonder and I loved this performance. This was a wonderful acoustic version. Tommy's vocals were amazing and the band was fantastic. Thank you, Elizabeth!!! 💙
Welcome to the SW club, a lovely place to be! Above all else, my biggest recommendation is to go through the album Mercy Falls front to back, it's one of the best concept albums I've ever heard.
@@ericpayne9091 Mercy Falls 10x then The Great Escape 10x then Tiara 10x. Then repeat. These albums have sooooooo much replay value and the lyrics are extremely deep and well thought out a la Dream Theater. Fantastic.
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Re the lyrics, this album is a sequel to one epic song they wrote previously, The Great Escape. It was in turn based on a sci-fi epic poem Aniara by Harry Martinson (which got him a Nobel prize). So it's ultimately a nerdy piece of art.
I heard an interview with Tommy on the Metalsucks Podcast where he said he did not grow up listening to metal - he was actually a huge Michael Jackson fan as a kid - would explain the runs. And you’re right - I don’t think I’ve ever heard anyone else do that in metal. He is my vocal idol for sure.
I wouldn't classify this song as metal, in fact, I previously commented on this song by simply saying "lots of soul"; however, if you listen to Black Sabbath's 7th Star album with Glenn Hughes on vocals, the album is replete with r and b runs. Listen to "No Stranger to Love" and "In Memory" for just a few examples. Time permitting, let me know what you think.
@@danclarke29 Hey Dan, in fact, after thinking about it, even the first song on the 7th Star album, In For the Kill, has a ton of runs, albeit in a more edgy fashion and not quite a smooth.
@@nomo9344 thanks for the recommendation. I just ordered the cd online so I’ll let you know what I think when it arrives in a few days. I know I know, I could just look it up on RUclips but I’m a huge proponent of supporting the artists (especially after what’s been done to them over this last year and a half). Edit : I also find that listening to a physical copy of an album from start to finish is a far better experience and more conducive to fully appreciating the music than a shitty quality RUclips video! Stay tuned!
Beyond Today (Farewell part 3) is a beautiful song, sung beautifully. Off the same album, but totally different than this. Just him, a female singer and a piano. You HAVE to check it out. I personally prefer the full on rock version of Against the grain, but it's just good to see them reviewed at all. Well done.
Good choice. Acoustic tracks from the "Mercy Falls" album are even more impactful. Queensrÿche's "Someone Else" and Kamelot's "Epilogue" are similar in showcasing Geoff Tate and Roy Khan's vocals.
great choice, one of the best vocalists today. Tommy's wife Kobra Paige is another amazing vocalist from Kobra and the Lotus. Check out Prevail 1 or 2 to choose from a great set of songs
Thanks a ton for this reaction, you don't know how many times I listened to Seventh Wonder and imagined you reacting to them :D makes me really happy you love them too
Seventh Wonder has been my #1 favorite band since 2008, and Karevik my favorite singer as long. Technically this song really showcases his fantastic vocal skills, but to anyone reading I also recommend the song Beyond Today from the same album. Also a slow burner.
YES! Seventh Wonder on a reaction channel? Just what I needed. The acoustic version definitely gives you a clearer picture of his voice, but there's something about hearing Tommy full flow in the metal mixes that is something else entirely! I'd love to hear a reaction to The Black Parade, Breaking the Silence, or Exhale
Elizabeth, you are one of my fav reactors. Your openness, devotion and enthusiasm to your craft is awesome and entertaining. Thanks you! If you haven’t heard, Jeff Castelluchi (sp) just covered the Misty Mountains song. It’s crushing.
Have been following Tommy since pretty early on in Seventh Wonder and got super hyped when it was announced he was going to take over after Roy in Kamelot. Seen him live with both bands and it's always an amazing experience! I hope you get to see him in live action soon!
Ahhhh I'm so glad SW is getting some love, one of my all time favorite bands! Their album Mercy Falls is an absolute masterpiece (well, if you can look past some hilariously terrible voice acting in just a few parts), and I certainly wouldn't ask you to react to it for a video, but I do really recommend sitting down and going through it on your own time. Really great story and top tier performances from the entire group.
I hate the voice acting so much, it honestly takes away from how amazing the album is lmfao. Definitely one of my favorite albums of all time from any band.
Please listen to: - Queen of the Reich by Queensryche - Cry of the Blackbirds by Amon Amarth (if you like vikings, you'll LOVE these guys) - The Sign of the Southern Cross by Black Sabbath - Abigail by King Diamond - Up All Night by Slaughter - The Number of the Beast by Iron Maiden - Still Loving You by The Scorpions - Freak on a Leash by Korn
Tears for a Father by the same band is ridiculously good. The first time I heard it tears just began to run down my cheeks. A reaction would be awesome. ❤️
Greatest band ever. Its great to see someone else appreciate their music as much as i do. For some reason no one near me in my life can hear this magic. Tommy is huge for inspiration in my singing sessions in my car :D
Your enthusiasm for Tommy's singing is infectious. It's very nice to hear someone describe what he's doing in both technical and lay terms. I sing, but I am not learned. I first heard Tommy on "Waiting in the Wings," and immediately took notice. When he joined Kamelot, I was ecstatic, although the actuality seemed more like he tried to be more Roy Khan-like in Kamelot instead of being Tommy (I have no idea if that's his bag, or Thom Youngblood's, or what. Not judging, just observing). Tommy absolutely kills in the songs, "Pieces," from "Waiting.." and "Tears for a Father," from "Mercy Falls." If I wasn't already an old man with too little time & sleep, I'd love to pick Tommy's brain on training, diet & maintenance, but as I will likely never be making a living singing, it's really hard to consider committing the resources. UGH! St00pid adulthood! 8'P Cheers!
Everything with Tommy is great. How about that? I mean Tiara and Mercy Falls both (once I read and understood the storyline for both) make me shed tears, I'm almost able to with the Great Escape.
@@ronnythetrooper damn man… even tho Seventh Wonder is from Stockholm Sweden and i live just 100km from Stockholm i have never seen them live, they basically dont play live here in Sweden, i’m still waiting
All five of SW’s albums have been fantastic in their own rights. WITW gets overlooked in favor of MF and TGE but some of their best stories/lyrics came from WITW (Taint The Sky, Not An Angel, Devils Inc). Even their first album has some bangers if you’re willing to listen to someone other than Tommy sing.
I believe Seventh Wonder's only American gigs have been at ProgPower USA in Atlanta (they recorded one of the gigs and for a live release even). They're very popular with the festival goers so I'm certain they will be back there as long as they stay together.
You've become an SW fan 😁 Sure hope you get to see them live one day. I've been a fan of them since 2006 and seen them live many times since the first one in 2007. Tommys voice is exceptional, but i don't need to tell you that. 😉
While having no vocals to evaluate, I seriously recommend listening to the greatest drummer of all time...the late Neil Peart. His drum solo from Rush - Live in Frankfurt is a must hear by any musician. Also from Rush I recommend the official music video for "Tom Sawyer" (*correction* from the "Snakes and Arrows Live" show) and then "Middletown Dreams" from the Clockwork Angels DVD. Going back to Queensryche, I would recommend "Suite Sister Mary" I love what you're doing and look forward to your future reactions.
Elizabeth, like Geoff Tate, Roy Khan and Myles Kennedy, Tommy is one of the greatests. You should listen to Marillion with Steve Hogarth. H's voice is something out of this world : powerful, intense and yet so fragile. This is pure emotion, his voice brings you instantly to tears.
Hello yet again Elizabeth, This is soo cool that you are hitting-up Seventh Wonder again, as-well as other more obscure bands :D. There is really nothing more to add that others have already said about the band and "Tommy Karevik", but I VERY much recommend listening to the album title track "Mercy Falls". The chorus and melodies are gorgeous and the music has enough heaviness to give it a bit of a punch. Another band that I believe started at the same time, from Denmark "Anubis Gate", had a very distinct vocalist (their 2nd); "Jacob Hansen", one of my favorites in Prog Metal. I HIGHLY recommend the track "Snowbound", again, great chorus, melodies, but a heavier Prog Metal sound. Their current vocalist was the the back-up for Jacob (and Bassist); "Henrik Fevre" for the last 4 albums. But, I'm still trying to get you to hear 2 era's of vocal styles from one of the "Fathers" of Prog Metal; *Fates Warning.* If its tracks from their 3rd album "Awaken the Guardian" with their very unique vocalist *John Arch* (Tenor and G2-B♭5 vocal range), or their long time vocalist *Ray Alder* (and his earlier as a F♯5 and later years as a Tenor and G2-G♯5 and E3 vocal ranges). - For the Arch era; "Fata Morgana", "Prelude to Ruin" (with FW's sister band *Arch/Matheos* . . .), "Under Stained Glass Skies", "Midnight Serenade", "Kindred Spirits", "Tethered". - For the Alder era; "Through Different Eyes", "The Ivory Gate of Dreams", "The Light and Shade of Things", "Eye to Eye", "Monument" - to give you _just a taste_ of his vocal ranges and various Prog Metal styles (he's done 10 albums with FW). . . . its wishful thinking because not many people react to them (or even know who the band is, as "Queensryche" gets more of the accolades, being the 1st Prog Metal band, the 2nd being FW). - Again, thanks for the lessons \m/.
WAITING AND WAITING for you to check out Dios incredible ballad voice, along with Ritchie Blackmores beautiful guitar work. RAINBOW, 'CATCH THE RAINBOW' LIVE IN MUNICH 1977!! Check out Ronnie singing a ballad!!! BEAUTIFUL!!! PERFECT pitch and tone and you know he had endless breath!!
You REALLY need to check out Beyond Today from the Tiara album. So expressive and emotional and beautiful. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to track down a live version. :( But it's probably my favorite song right now. I could listen to it over and over.
Hi Elizabeth, I love Tommy's singing on this Ayreon song, he is singing together with Simone Simons, it's very theatrical, Ayreon - Daniel’s Descent into Transitus Medley (Official Video) ruclips.net/video/ozmTXh2CBWw/видео.html
Releasing a reaction from the Swedish singer Chris Kläfford on Monday, and the Swedish band Seventh Wonder on Tuesday? You're becoming more and more aligned with us Swedes :)
A Band you have to reacting to is Rival Sons. It's a classic (Hard)Rockband with heavy blues influences. Great songs to react to are "Jordan" (acoustic version), Too Bad or Keep on swinging (also Acoustic version) . Thank you for the attention and greetings from Germany 🇩🇪
It would be quite a review to do Nirvana's "Where did you sleep last night". I'd be curious to hear your thoughts on technical aspects of his singing vs. emotion.
Thank you for even reminding me of that song! Used to be one of my favorites, could it be because of the mentioned specifics? Will be fun to re-listen, like meeting an old school friend. :)
Another singer who uses fast runs in metal, is Mark Basile from DGM. A very talented front man from Italy. Look for "No looking back - live in Rome". It is in a middle point between Tommy Karevik and Russell Allen...put it on the radar for all your followers please.
Hey Elizabeth! I found your videos with the Avantasia analysis, that was epic!! I knew that Avantasia is not any other band. You should try "Runaway Train" from Avantasia's album The Wicked Symphony... this is my personal favorite from this great super band, cheers!!
Your amazingness would go up amazingly with an analysis of Mike Patton/ Faith No More - Midlife Crisis Myrkur - Ella and all the other artists that I only think of when I'm not online
Another great reaction to a great performance. I subscribed to your Chanel 12 months plus ago, & have on numerous occasions requested you react to a young Soprano by the name of Amira Willighagen, but alas, my requests appear to have fallen on deaf ears. I understand you may only react to those artists where you receive multiple requests, Angelina Jordon being one in particular. Angelina is an absolute prodigy, with such a magnificent unique voice, & in no way would I compare Angelina to Amira, but I will point out they nearly mirror each other’s journey, even down to their philanthropic attributes. They are both prodigies, albeit with a completely different music genre. So, please give Amira just one reaction as I’m always impressed with your reaction style & pertinent, informative comments. Please react to “Ave Maria by Gomez at the Canisius Church “, when Amira Was 12 years old. ( a beautiful, emotion packed performance.) Cheers, Graeme. ps. 51million views on one uTube video alone should invoke some enthusiasm.
I don't think they have fallen on deaf ears, but there is so much she and kirk have to go through to pick reactions that they will never run out of options. Tank and Chase (I'm assuming you know both of their channels) have a discord server with something like 1000 reaction requests on there.
@@senditkevin I understand where you’re coming from, but it would be appreciated that some sort of acknowledgment, even in the form of a heart, to know that the message was received. It doesn’t take long to press one single button.
@@graemeblackburn7511 Yes I would agree. I'm fairly active on tanks Channel and will occasionally leave comments on Elizabeth's and Julia's channels. And I like that tank leaves a heart once he has read it. Let's you know he really cares about feedback.
If you want to see Seventh Wonder live then keep an eye out on the ProgPower USA festival lineup each year. The organizer has said it will continue for at least 4 more years after next years event in September. They have played there at least twice so far, the last time playing Mercy Falls in it's entirety and recording it for a DVD. Here is the link to the festival page. progpowerusa.com/
Next year is happening in June, it is the one that was delayed from last year. She would find a lot of familiar bands and singers. I'm pretty sure that was where Tommy first performed with Kamelot. Michael Eriksen was doing most of the set, but Tommy did one song.
I saw Seventh Wonder shortly after they released Tiara. If you get the opportunity, you should definitely go see them live! They're so good! And Tommy is such a laid back and nice guy. After the show the band drank a few beers and chatted with all of us.
You will definitely enjoy his duet with Simone Simons (with a pinch of Marcela Bovio and Caroline Westendorp) off the latest Ayreon album 'Transitus'! Very much recommended! ruclips.net/video/ozmTXh2CBWw/видео.html
@charismaticvoice fun fact, Tommy now sings with Kamelot too! Also Seventh Wonder has a concept album called Mercy Falls. I would love for you to react to the album! 🙌🏼🤘🏻
Saw this band once back in 2014 in a small room with 200 people, stood one meter from the stage. It was one of the greatest concerts I've been to and the band was so down to earth and gave us a fantastic performance. Really hope you get to see them one day as well :) And full support to the suggestions who say you should do analysis of "Beyond Today". Such a beautiful song. Makes me wheep everytime I hear it.
Battle Beast And Beast In Black would be worth checking out also.. The girl from Battle Beast is getting around doing music with other artists recently
I was lucky enough to attend PPUSA in 2019 and saw Seventh Wonder live. It was amazing. I hope you do have the chance to see them soon - unfortunately Tommy’s main focus is Kamelot so SW doesn’t tour that often. You’ll probably have a much better chance seeing him with Kamelot. Seventh Wonder is the far superior band but there’s no denying Kamelot is far more well known.
@@Hikdin the show on the DVD was from 2016 I believe. I WISH I could have been at that show to hear Mercy Falls in its entirety. The show I attended was their second appearance at PPUSA in 2019. They did a meet and greet so I got to meet the band and have them sign a bunch of stuff. It was a once in a lifetime experience for me, only topped by Wacken Open Air in 2016!
@@danclarke29 The show is from September 2014. I saw them a week before that in Sweden and that's still the best concert I have been to. I couldn't stop smiling the day after.
Tommy is good in Kamelot but he really shines in Seventh Wonder A while back I was recommending Tommy in Seventh Wonder for reactions. For whatever reason, hardly anyone has done one. So this is great As for some other bands I haven’t seen many or any reactions to... I also recommend Savatage, Trans-Siberian Orchestra, Dr. Butcher/Jon Oliva’s Pain, Chris Caffery, Machines of Grace/Circle II Circle, and Archon Angel. Start with Hall of the Mountain King I also recommend a newer band, Eva Under Fire. Start with Until Forever, I Will Fight, Blow, Heroin(e), and The Strong
As you can see, Seventh Wonder is not searched for a lot. I knew the video wouldn't have legs, but felt it necessary to give them some love. They are so amazing.
Hi! I'm just now finding your channel, and it's awesome! I loved the videos you made about a month back looking at Dio and his work. I don't know if you take requests or anything like that, but Cath the Rainbow by Rainbow is one of my favorite performances from him, and I'd love to hear your take!
Be sure to post this comment under the latest "DIO" reaction. I recommended the "Live in Munich 1977" version under the video as well :D. I think she'll need a kleenex while watching :').
Elizabeth needs to check out Kobra and The Lotus (Tommy married Kobra Paige last spring). She'd also LOVE the live version of Under Grey Skies (Kamelot with Charlotte Wessels).
We all love Tommy, he's gorgeous!! Something really cool to see would be a reaction to Stabat Mater Dolorosa by Floor Jansen & Simone Simons, that perfomance is amaizingly beautiful and perfectly sowcases the ability of both singers in a more operatic mode.
I’m a new fan - I am loving your videos! Seeing you react to the moments I love with the same emotion that I do makes me happy. I cannot WAIT until you listen to some Symphony X. Their singer, Russell Allen was “The President” on the Aryeon video you watched. He was cool on there but his many master performances are waiting for you in the SX catalog. As much as you love Dio, you will LOVE Russ. :) Thanks for the fun content!
I'm so glad someone got you listening to Tommy! He's one of my all time favorites, but it's sometimes hard to get people to check out Seventh Wonder since they've literally never heard of them before! I'd really recommend for more Tommy on your channel, check out his duet with Charlotte Wessels on the song Under Grey Skies! ruclips.net/video/e4b1SkQfgUA/видео.html
It might be hard to find a clean enough recording, but I'd love to see your reaction to Enrico Caruso's rendition of E Lucevan le Stelle. He puts more emotion into that aria than any other tenor I've heard. And on the other end of the spectrum, you should check out the band Wintersun. Jari Maenpaa has some amazing range and power.
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You need to have a duet with Tommy
Seventh Wonder is such an underrated band.. Their album mercy falls is easy in my top 5 albums..
Word!
And Tiara too
Totally agreed! fantastic album, tons of emotion, making an epic history about casual things of human nature... Fantastic vocal lines, they deserved a little bit better production, but anyway is an incredible album
Every album they have done is amazing. Tiara and The Great Escape are my favorites.
@@erthenmusic Agree
FINALLY someone is doing Seventh Wonder in the reaction world!! I've been suggesting it for like a year on every Ayreon or Kamelot video I see haha. Agree with @Jony that the Mercy Falls album is a phenomenal showcase of Tommy's vocal talent
That album is a total emotional roller coaster
@@rupbhatt oh god tell me about it. It deserves a straight through listen after reading the story description
This was my suggestion, when Elizabeth asked what would be a good Tommy Karevik song to react to :)
Thank you Alyssa, and never give up trying!
There was actually a reactor i saw who has done both The Great Escape (just the song) and Mercy Falls probably 2 years ago. Can't find it unfortunately.
Asking you to react to their song “The Great Escape” is prooooobably a little much to ask, but I *do* suggest you at least listen to it on your own time! It’s one of the best showcases of Tommy’s voice *and* of the entire band’s talent, it’s just… quite long.
It’s one of the few long songs in Prog that actually NEEDS to be as long as it is.
@@danclarke29 I agree. There are no unnecessary filler sections like you get in some really long songs, and no silence or fading in/fading out. It's actually 30 minutes of great music.
@@danoliver3053 Not to mention roughly 10:30-13 (Great escape, ignore the link) has one of my favorite bass lines ever!
Please listen to it, it's so amazing !
I will be laconic on this: YES, please!
I'd like to see you jump straight to the deep end and react to The Great Escape.
A masterpiece in musicianship and writing. The song will take you on a journey few songs can.
She would have a blast with the song "The Great Escape" Total vocal acrobatics all throughout that song. love it!!!
Even the first two minutes would be an amazing reaction, love that song
That would make nearly an hour long reaction video. But I won't be complaining 😃
@@Hikdin Or possibly two 45min reactions.
The songs parts would support the division into two.
The Great Escape is the pinnacle of Seventh Wonder. Tommy's best range in display. Not enough could be said about the backup vocals too. A masterwork of instrumentation by everyone. And a human story to boot.
It is a 30min song. But if Elizabeth can pull it off, it will be "The Greatest Musical Journey".
I'd recommend Long Way Home by Seventh Wonder, shows of Tommy's vocals and is a GREAT song overall. Also it's a duet with his sister Jenny, their voices mesh so incredibly well.
This is my go-to song to try and sing along (key word try). Great suggestion.
Yes!!
Seventh Wonder is one of my favorite progressive metal band (in the melodic and emotional style). Tommy has a lot more free field to express himself than in Kamelot, and his talent is really amazing (note that he is self-taught). The album Tiara is a concept imagined by the band, which is the continuation of their longest song, The Great Escape (30 mn!), adaptation on the previous album of a poem named Aniara, by the Swedish author Harry Martinson, Nobel Prize for Literature. The technique of the bassist and the guitarist, allied to the terribly evocative voice of Tommy, are to die for ! Great choice for the voice, but the other musicians do their best in the electric way.
Tiara is something of a thematic sequel to Great Escape/Aniara, I think. Probably also inspired by Greta Thunberg, I'd imagine.
And Aniara is referenced in the lyrics to (iirc) Tiara's Song (Farewell pt. 1).
Hell yeah. Tommy is just ridiculous. There are few vocalists in heavy music who are able to emote in the way that Tommy can. His predecessor in Kamelot, Roy Khan, Geoff Tate from Queensryche, and Ronnie James Dio.
How Lucky Kamelot is to have both
@@MrsSerena84 for sure. Kamelot made a great choice picking Tommy. He sings Roys songs very well live despite their differences as singers.
Indeed
Tommy is one of the most impressive parts of "The Day That The World Breaks Down" by Ayreon. His voice is WONDERFUL.
Glad to see seventh wonder reactions since it is the band where Tommy Karevik shines the most
Hi Elizabeth, this is my first time listening to Seventh Wonder and I loved this performance. This was a wonderful acoustic version. Tommy's vocals were amazing and the band was fantastic. Thank you, Elizabeth!!! 💙
YES! A Seventh Wonder reaction with Tommy! Awesomely COOL! THANK YOU!
You should check out the song "The Great Escape" With Seventh Wonder.... It is out of this world.
Literally.
Might be a long video though 😂
Hey one can dream right!!!
@@DarkShotShred I would stick through it, for sure!
You did it again. Turned me on to another artist.
Welcome to the SW club, a lovely place to be! Above all else, my biggest recommendation is to go through the album Mercy Falls front to back, it's one of the best concept albums I've ever heard.
@@ericpayne9091 Mercy Falls 10x then The Great Escape 10x then Tiara 10x. Then repeat. These albums have sooooooo much replay value and the lyrics are extremely deep and well thought out a la Dream Theater. Fantastic.
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. . . more on the way :).
Re the lyrics, this album is a sequel to one epic song they wrote previously, The Great Escape. It was in turn based on a sci-fi epic poem Aniara by Harry Martinson (which got him a Nobel prize). So it's ultimately a nerdy piece of art.
I heard an interview with Tommy on the Metalsucks Podcast where he said he did not grow up listening to metal - he was actually a huge Michael Jackson fan as a kid - would explain the runs. And you’re right - I don’t think I’ve ever heard anyone else do that in metal.
He is my vocal idol for sure.
I wouldn't classify this song as metal, in fact, I previously commented on this song by simply saying "lots of soul"; however, if you listen to Black Sabbath's 7th Star album with Glenn Hughes on vocals, the album is replete with r and b runs. Listen to "No Stranger to Love" and "In Memory" for just a few examples. Time permitting, let me know what you think.
@@nomo9344 thanks! I’ll most definitely check it out. It doesn’t surprise me to hear Sabbath has done it, seeing how they’re pioneers already.
Note: particularly towards the last part of each song.
@@danclarke29 Hey Dan, in fact, after thinking about it, even the first song on the 7th Star album, In For the Kill, has a ton of runs, albeit in a more edgy fashion and not quite a smooth.
@@nomo9344 thanks for the recommendation. I just ordered the cd online so I’ll let you know what I think when it arrives in a few days.
I know I know, I could just look it up on RUclips but I’m a huge proponent of supporting the artists (especially after what’s been done to them over this last year and a half). Edit : I also find that listening to a physical copy of an album from start to finish is a far better experience and more conducive to fully appreciating the music than a shitty quality RUclips video!
Stay tuned!
Good to know that you appreciate Seventh Wonder. Awesome band, deserves more attention.
Beyond Today (Farewell part 3) is a beautiful song, sung beautifully. Off the same album, but totally different than this. Just him, a female singer and a piano. You HAVE to check it out.
I personally prefer the full on rock version of Against the grain, but it's just good to see them reviewed at all. Well done.
I hate the farewell songs. I'm in tears nearly every time I listen to them, they're beautiful
Yes!!! I’ve wished that Seventh Wonder would get more acknowledgment! They are such a great band!
Good choice. Acoustic tracks from the "Mercy Falls" album are even more impactful.
Queensrÿche's "Someone Else" and Kamelot's "Epilogue" are similar in showcasing Geoff Tate and Roy Khan's vocals.
Yes, Epilogue is awesome!
Tommy with Kamelot performing Prodigal Son… is epic as well
great choice, one of the best vocalists today. Tommy's wife Kobra Paige is another amazing vocalist from Kobra and the Lotus. Check out Prevail 1 or 2 to choose from a great set of songs
Since I don't follow gossip mills, I didn't know that Tommy was married to Kobra. So that was news to me.
Tommy and Kobra got married in April of 2020, with most of their family watching via Zoom video, due to COVID-19.
Thanks a ton for this reaction, you don't know how many times I listened to Seventh Wonder and imagined you reacting to them :D makes me really happy you love them too
Seventh Wonder has been my #1 favorite band since 2008, and Karevik my favorite singer as long. Technically this song really showcases his fantastic vocal skills, but to anyone reading I also recommend the song Beyond Today from the same album. Also a slow burner.
YES! Seventh Wonder on a reaction channel? Just what I needed. The acoustic version definitely gives you a clearer picture of his voice, but there's something about hearing Tommy full flow in the metal mixes that is something else entirely! I'd love to hear a reaction to The Black Parade, Breaking the Silence, or Exhale
Break The Silence by Seventh Wonder. A must. Because The Great Escape will be way too much to ask.
Elizabeth, you are one of my fav reactors. Your openness, devotion and enthusiasm to your craft is awesome and entertaining. Thanks you!
If you haven’t heard, Jeff Castelluchi (sp) just covered the Misty Mountains song. It’s crushing.
You can do the seventh wonder song the great escape. But your video may be 2 hours long lol
Seventh Wonder - Alley Cat is a really great song too. One of my all-time favourites.
It always felt to me like Tommy Karevik is a pop singer singing heavy metal. His voice is amazing!!!
Tommy said he began singing pop on an interview on this channel. ruclips.net/video/IwD54IcZgzo/видео.html
Seventh wonder is pure art and Tommy is a brilliant singer!
Have been following Tommy since pretty early on in Seventh Wonder and got super hyped when it was announced he was going to take over after Roy in Kamelot. Seen him live with both bands and it's always an amazing experience! I hope you get to see him in live action soon!
So glad to see Seventh wonder and Tommy here! Sure needs more spotlight on them!
Ahhhh I'm so glad SW is getting some love, one of my all time favorite bands! Their album Mercy Falls is an absolute masterpiece (well, if you can look past some hilariously terrible voice acting in just a few parts), and I certainly wouldn't ask you to react to it for a video, but I do really recommend sitting down and going through it on your own time. Really great story and top tier performances from the entire group.
I hate the voice acting so much, it honestly takes away from how amazing the album is lmfao. Definitely one of my favorite albums of all time from any band.
Please listen to:
- Queen of the Reich by Queensryche
- Cry of the Blackbirds by Amon Amarth (if you like vikings, you'll LOVE these guys)
- The Sign of the Southern Cross by Black Sabbath
- Abigail by King Diamond
- Up All Night by Slaughter
- The Number of the Beast by Iron Maiden
- Still Loving You by The Scorpions
- Freak on a Leash by Korn
I love Seventh Wonder! Thanks so much for this!
Tears for a Father by the same band is ridiculously good. The first time I heard it tears just began to run down my cheeks.
A reaction would be awesome. ❤️
I discovered Seventh Wonder at least 8 years, Tommy Karevic's voice is amazing, a very underrated band
Saw them perform Mercy Falls start to finish at Progpower USA 2014 (flew from Australia) was worth it. The energy of the show was incredible.
Beast in Black - Blind and Frozen. Incredible singer, incredible band! His vocal range is absolutely nuts.
Greatest band ever. Its great to see someone else appreciate their music as much as i do. For some reason no one near me in my life can hear this magic. Tommy is huge for inspiration in my singing sessions in my car :D
I'm so glad to know you're into Seventh Wonder, and willing to do a video about them!
Love that man's voice, what a beautiful song, great band. As always cheers Elizabeth.
Your enthusiasm for Tommy's singing is infectious. It's very nice to hear someone describe what he's doing in both technical and lay terms. I sing, but I am not learned. I first heard Tommy on "Waiting in the Wings," and immediately took notice. When he joined Kamelot, I was ecstatic, although the actuality seemed more like he tried to be more Roy Khan-like in Kamelot instead of being Tommy (I have no idea if that's his bag, or Thom Youngblood's, or what. Not judging, just observing). Tommy absolutely kills in the songs, "Pieces," from "Waiting.." and "Tears for a Father," from "Mercy Falls." If I wasn't already an old man with too little time & sleep, I'd love to pick Tommy's brain on training, diet & maintenance, but as I will likely never be making a living singing, it's really hard to consider committing the resources. UGH! St00pid adulthood! 8'P Cheers!
I would love to see your reaction to Heart singing Stairway to Heaven at Kennedy Center Honors for Led Zeppelin.
That was such a great performance.... Just look at Robert Plant's face at the end.
Seventh Wonder is amazing. Circus Maximus. Fates Warning. Stratovarious. These are powerful bands with amazing vocalists.
Tiara is the kind of album to just do a full-album review of! Don’t let anyone tell you Mercy Falls is their best, Tiara is 11/10 start to finish.
Everything with Tommy is great. How about that? I mean Tiara and Mercy Falls both (once I read and understood the storyline for both) make me shed tears, I'm almost able to with the Great Escape.
I beg to differ 😉 Mercy Falls FTW
Saw them play all of Mercy Falls a few years ago. Incredible live
@@ronnythetrooper damn man… even tho Seventh Wonder is from Stockholm Sweden and i live just 100km from Stockholm i have never seen them live, they basically dont play live here in Sweden, i’m still waiting
All five of SW’s albums have been fantastic in their own rights. WITW gets overlooked in favor of MF and TGE but some of their best stories/lyrics came from WITW (Taint The Sky, Not An Angel, Devils Inc). Even their first album has some bangers if you’re willing to listen to someone other than Tommy sing.
I believe Seventh Wonder's only American gigs have been at ProgPower USA in Atlanta (they recorded one of the gigs and for a live release even). They're very popular with the festival goers so I'm certain they will be back there as long as they stay together.
You've become an SW fan 😁 Sure hope you get to see them live one day. I've been a fan of them since 2006 and seen them live many times since the first one in 2007. Tommys voice is exceptional, but i don't need to tell you that. 😉
While having no vocals to evaluate, I seriously recommend listening to the greatest drummer of all time...the late Neil Peart. His drum solo from Rush - Live in Frankfurt is a must hear by any musician.
Also from Rush I recommend the official music video for "Tom Sawyer" (*correction* from the "Snakes and Arrows Live" show) and then "Middletown Dreams" from the Clockwork Angels DVD.
Going back to Queensryche, I would recommend "Suite Sister Mary"
I love what you're doing and look forward to your future reactions.
Elizabeth, like Geoff Tate, Roy Khan and Myles Kennedy, Tommy is one of the greatests. You should listen to Marillion with Steve Hogarth. H's voice is something out of this world : powerful, intense and yet so fragile. This is pure emotion, his voice brings you instantly to tears.
Hello yet again Elizabeth,
This is soo cool that you are hitting-up Seventh Wonder again, as-well as other more obscure bands :D.
There is really nothing more to add that others have already said about the band and "Tommy Karevik", but I VERY much recommend listening to the album title track "Mercy Falls". The chorus and melodies are gorgeous and the music has enough heaviness to give it a bit of a punch.
Another band that I believe started at the same time, from Denmark "Anubis Gate", had a very distinct vocalist (their 2nd); "Jacob Hansen", one of my favorites in Prog Metal. I HIGHLY recommend the track "Snowbound", again, great chorus, melodies, but a heavier Prog Metal sound. Their current vocalist was the the back-up for Jacob (and Bassist); "Henrik Fevre" for the last 4 albums.
But, I'm still trying to get you to hear 2 era's of vocal styles from one of the "Fathers" of Prog Metal; *Fates Warning.*
If its tracks from their 3rd album "Awaken the Guardian" with their very unique vocalist *John Arch* (Tenor and G2-B♭5 vocal range), or their long time vocalist *Ray Alder* (and his earlier as a F♯5 and later years as a Tenor and G2-G♯5 and E3 vocal ranges).
- For the Arch era; "Fata Morgana", "Prelude to Ruin" (with FW's sister band *Arch/Matheos* . . .), "Under Stained Glass Skies", "Midnight Serenade", "Kindred Spirits", "Tethered".
- For the Alder era; "Through Different Eyes", "The Ivory Gate of Dreams", "The Light and Shade of Things", "Eye to Eye", "Monument" - to give you _just a taste_ of his vocal ranges and various Prog Metal styles (he's done 10 albums with FW).
. . . its wishful thinking because not many people react to them (or even know who the band is, as "Queensryche" gets more of the accolades, being the 1st Prog Metal band, the 2nd being FW).
- Again, thanks for the lessons \m/.
WAITING AND WAITING for you to check out Dios incredible ballad voice, along with Ritchie Blackmores beautiful guitar work. RAINBOW, 'CATCH THE RAINBOW' LIVE IN MUNICH 1977!! Check out Ronnie singing a ballad!!! BEAUTIFUL!!! PERFECT pitch and tone and you know he had endless breath!!
You REALLY need to check out Beyond Today from the Tiara album. So expressive and emotional and beautiful. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to track down a live version. :( But it's probably my favorite song right now. I could listen to it over and over.
One last goodbye is Incredible
Seventh Wonder - One Last Goodbye
Hi Elizabeth, I love Tommy's singing on this Ayreon song, he is singing together with Simone Simons, it's very theatrical,
Ayreon - Daniel’s Descent into Transitus Medley (Official Video)
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Elizabeth is my girl who always goes against the grain.
Lol! I thought of Elizabeth when I heard the chorus too.
@@oglschmitt great minds think alike mr. G l Schmidt
@@sethkaicer319 This is true, but so do fools. Which are we?? 🤔🤔 Gonna agree with you. Great minds it is!
@@oglschmitt a fool Chatters while the wise man listens my friend. Which one we are right now I don't know. LOL
@@sethkaicer319 We are listening while chattering. Chattening?? 🤷🏼♂️
Releasing a reaction from the Swedish singer Chris Kläfford on Monday, and the Swedish band Seventh Wonder on Tuesday? You're becoming more and more aligned with us Swedes :)
A Band you have to reacting to is Rival Sons.
It's a classic (Hard)Rockband with heavy blues influences.
Great songs to react to are "Jordan" (acoustic version), Too Bad or Keep on swinging (also Acoustic version) .
Thank you for the attention and greetings from Germany 🇩🇪
He’s one of the main singers (including Simone Simons) on the last Ayreon album: Transitus.
Thank you Elizabeth. Enjoyed this.
It would be quite a review to do Nirvana's "Where did you sleep last night". I'd be curious to hear your thoughts on technical aspects of his singing vs. emotion.
Good call! I hadn't thought about the vocal technique involved in Cobain's delivery, but I'd love to hear a qualified vocalist analyze it
Thank you for even reminding me of that song! Used to be one of my favorites, could it be because of the mentioned specifics? Will be fun to re-listen, like meeting an old school friend. :)
Re-watching this (because, why not) and the number of views compared to your other reactions makes me sad. Seventh Wonder needs more love, damn it!
Great reaction! If you haven't already seen Peter Orullian's 2,5 hour interveiw with Tommy, please check it out.
Another singer who uses fast runs in metal, is Mark Basile from DGM. A very talented front man from Italy. Look for "No looking back - live in Rome". It is in a middle point between Tommy Karevik and Russell Allen...put it on the radar for all your followers please.
Hey Elizabeth! I found your videos with the Avantasia analysis, that was epic!! I knew that Avantasia is not any other band. You should try "Runaway Train" from Avantasia's album The Wicked Symphony... this is my personal favorite from this great super band, cheers!!
Would love to see you do a reaction/analysis of "Beyond Today" by seventh wonder
And so he gives me chills EVERY SINGLE TIME
Great job Elisabeth
So, It's seems the right time to listen another swedish guys called Evergrey! For example: Evergrey - A Touch of Blessing
Well THAT is another characteristic (characterful!) voice for sure!
Your amazingness would go up amazingly with an analysis of
Mike Patton/ Faith No More - Midlife Crisis
Myrkur - Ella
and all the other artists that I only think of when I'm not online
Myrkur would be so cool.
Warrel Dane (R.I.P)and Nevermore or Sanctuary or his solo stuff...
Another great reaction to a great performance. I subscribed to your Chanel 12 months plus ago, & have on numerous occasions requested you react to a young Soprano by the name of Amira Willighagen, but alas, my requests appear to have fallen on deaf ears.
I understand you may only react to those artists where you receive multiple requests, Angelina Jordon being one in particular.
Angelina is an absolute prodigy, with such a magnificent unique voice, & in no way would I compare Angelina to Amira, but I will point out they nearly mirror each other’s journey, even down to their philanthropic attributes. They are both prodigies, albeit with a completely different music genre.
So, please give Amira just one reaction as I’m always impressed with your reaction style & pertinent, informative comments.
Please react to “Ave Maria by Gomez at the Canisius Church “, when Amira Was 12 years old. ( a beautiful, emotion packed performance.)
Cheers, Graeme. ps. 51million views on one uTube video alone should invoke some enthusiasm.
I don't think they have fallen on deaf ears, but there is so much she and kirk have to go through to pick reactions that they will never run out of options. Tank and Chase (I'm assuming you know both of their channels) have a discord server with something like 1000 reaction requests on there.
@@senditkevin I understand where you’re coming from, but it would be appreciated that some sort of acknowledgment, even in the form of a heart, to know that the message was received. It doesn’t take long to press one single button.
@@graemeblackburn7511 Yes I would agree. I'm fairly active on tanks Channel and will occasionally leave comments on Elizabeth's and Julia's channels. And I like that tank leaves a heart once he has read it. Let's you know he really cares about feedback.
If you want to see Seventh Wonder live then keep an eye out on the ProgPower USA festival lineup each year. The organizer has said it will continue for at least 4 more years after next years event in September. They have played there at least twice so far, the last time playing Mercy Falls in it's entirety and recording it for a DVD. Here is the link to the festival page. progpowerusa.com/
Next year is happening in June, it is the one that was delayed from last year. She would find a lot of familiar bands and singers. I'm pretty sure that was where Tommy first performed with Kamelot. Michael Eriksen was doing most of the set, but Tommy did one song.
@@Savafan1 Yeah I was there the first time Seventh Wonder played. They got a standing ovation of course...
I Love SW and Tommy's vocals! Magic!
Daenerys of music - love her being so natural in all of the videos!
I saw Seventh Wonder shortly after they released Tiara. If you get the opportunity, you should definitely go see them live! They're so good! And Tommy is such a laid back and nice guy. After the show the band drank a few beers and chatted with all of us.
You will definitely enjoy his duet with Simone Simons (with a pinch of Marcela Bovio and Caroline Westendorp) off the latest Ayreon album 'Transitus'! Very much recommended! ruclips.net/video/ozmTXh2CBWw/видео.html
This is AMAZING
I can not stop to see you ahaha...
Woow you are ameizing...
I think there are very few people that is so good. Compliments
Such a beautiful song
@charismaticvoice fun fact, Tommy now sings with Kamelot too!
Also Seventh Wonder has a concept album called Mercy Falls. I would love for you to react to the album! 🙌🏼🤘🏻
Both the original version and this acoustic version are great. Tommys voice is just amazing :)
Saw this band once back in 2014 in a small room with 200 people, stood one meter from the stage. It was one of the greatest concerts I've been to and the band was so down to earth and gave us a fantastic performance. Really hope you get to see them one day as well :)
And full support to the suggestions who say you should do analysis of "Beyond Today". Such a beautiful song. Makes me wheep everytime I hear it.
Battle Beast
And
Beast In Black
would be worth checking out also..
The girl from Battle Beast is getting around doing music with other artists recently
“Baritone claw” is known as invisible orange. Most metal performances, someone at some point Is holding the invisible orange.
Hayley Reinhart performs with her dad at Chess records, Please. A masterful performance that leaves me in awe.
I was lucky enough to attend PPUSA in 2019 and saw Seventh Wonder live. It was amazing. I hope you do have the chance to see them soon - unfortunately Tommy’s main focus is Kamelot so SW doesn’t tour that often. You’ll probably have a much better chance seeing him with Kamelot.
Seventh Wonder is the far superior band but there’s no denying Kamelot is far more well known.
I have the DVD but you are the lucky man.
@@Hikdin the show on the DVD was from 2016 I believe. I WISH I could have been at that show to hear Mercy Falls in its entirety.
The show I attended was their second appearance at PPUSA in 2019. They did a meet and greet so I got to meet the band and have them sign a bunch of stuff. It was a once in a lifetime experience for me, only topped by Wacken Open Air in 2016!
@@danclarke29 thanks for correcting. Meet and greet, wow! I'm getting jealous now.
@@danclarke29 The show is from September 2014. I saw them a week before that in Sweden and that's still the best concert I have been to. I couldn't stop smiling the day after.
@@subwaytosally18642 jealous!
Did they also play Mercy Falls in its entirety when you saw them?
One of the best singers. I love Seventh Wonder.
Tommy is good in Kamelot but he really shines in Seventh Wonder
A while back I was recommending Tommy in Seventh Wonder for reactions. For whatever reason, hardly anyone has done one. So this is great
As for some other bands I haven’t seen many or any reactions to...
I also recommend Savatage, Trans-Siberian Orchestra, Dr. Butcher/Jon Oliva’s Pain, Chris Caffery, Machines of Grace/Circle II Circle, and Archon Angel. Start with Hall of the Mountain King
I also recommend a newer band, Eva Under Fire. Start with Until Forever, I Will Fight, Blow, Heroin(e), and The Strong
As you can see, Seventh Wonder is not searched for a lot. I knew the video wouldn't have legs, but felt it necessary to give them some love. They are so amazing.
Move on through is a good song by Seventh Wonder. You rock🤘❤
Hi! I'm just now finding your channel, and it's awesome! I loved the videos you made about a month back looking at Dio and his work. I don't know if you take requests or anything like that, but Cath the Rainbow by Rainbow is one of my favorite performances from him, and I'd love to hear your take!
Be sure to post this comment under the latest "DIO" reaction. I recommended the "Live in Munich 1977" version under the video as well :D. I think she'll need a kleenex while watching :').
Elizabeth needs to check out Kobra and The Lotus (Tommy married Kobra Paige last spring). She'd also LOVE the live version of Under Grey Skies (Kamelot with Charlotte Wessels).
Love your reactions! Given your operatic background I would be so happy to see you react to Jussi Björling - O Helga Natt. Such a magical voice!
Probably there's not even single song performed by Queen that You didnt hear, but I would love to see reaction/analysis to song from that band.
1981 performance of Somebody to Love, or 1986 Wembley performance of Who Wants to Live Forever would be great to see a reaction to.
We all love Tommy, he's gorgeous!!
Something really cool to see would be a reaction to Stabat Mater Dolorosa by Floor Jansen & Simone Simons, that perfomance is amaizingly beautiful and perfectly sowcases the ability of both singers in a more operatic mode.
For real do the Light with seventh wonder!!
I certainly hope you have listened to 'Mercy Falls'. There will be tears.
Also, Live in Atlanta.
Beyond today - seventh Wonder ! That song always brings tears to my eyes ;)
I’m a new fan - I am loving your videos! Seeing you react to the moments I love with the same emotion that I do makes me happy. I cannot WAIT until you listen to some Symphony X. Their singer, Russell Allen was “The President” on the Aryeon video you watched. He was cool on there but his many master performances are waiting for you in the SX catalog. As much as you love Dio, you will LOVE Russ. :)
Thanks for the fun content!
I'm so glad someone got you listening to Tommy! He's one of my all time favorites, but it's sometimes hard to get people to check out Seventh Wonder since they've literally never heard of them before! I'd really recommend for more Tommy on your channel, check out his duet with Charlotte Wessels on the song Under Grey Skies!
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It might be hard to find a clean enough recording, but I'd love to see your reaction to Enrico Caruso's rendition of E Lucevan le Stelle. He puts more emotion into that aria than any other tenor I've heard.
And on the other end of the spectrum, you should check out the band Wintersun. Jari Maenpaa has some amazing range and power.
I really enjoy your detailed explanation ! I would LOVE to hear your thoughts about Florence and the Machine. Thank you for your awesome content.