Dire Straits - Romeo & Juliet (Live at Sydney, 1986) [REACTION VIDEO] | Rebeka Luize Budlevska
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- Опубликовано: 26 июн 2023
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Today I chose to react to Dire Straits - Romeo & Juliet (Live at Sydney, 1986). I think I have a new favourite…. THIS PERFORMANCE WAS INCREDIBLE. NO WORDS…
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Well, I’ve listened and watched this song being played a thousand times, and yet, here I am, a man in his 50’s, watching this with tears in my eyes. Beautiful. It means so much.
same
Don't worry, kid. You're not a cry baby. I'm pushing 80 and a box of Kleenex is right next to me.
music, love, talent. worth shedding a tear
"When you gonna realise, it was just that the time was wrong"
For how many of us, did that bring back a memory ?
Definitly me. Thought of sending the song to the girl its for me. We are friends still and agreed that something always comes in the way. But will love each other til we die.
Indeed!
It’s a cliche, but they really don’t make them like this anymore. Truly amazing performance and song.
Not a cliché (it's a french word, in France, there's a "é", not "e"😂), it's just the truth.....A fact....👍✌️Peace from France ✌️
Brilliant band growing up with..dont make music like this anymore 😢
@@markbullock7099 Agree
@@julienmarquet8612 yeah but accent aigu are such a pain in the derriere (pretty sure I missed an accent grave) on an english keyboard!
@@the_real_ch3 😅😅😅😅😅
Way back, when we were young, I'd had a horrible argument with my girlfriend and I posted a card through her door, containing the immortal lines:
"I can't do the talks, like they talk on the TV
And I can't do a love song like the way it's meant to be
I can't do everything but I'll do anything for you
I can't do anything except be in love with you"
Well, we've just had our 25th wedding anniversary. Whenever we hear the song now it always makes us smile. Thank you Mark. You are a marvel.
...mate, that's absolute 24k gold response 😉😊, greetings from Melbourne Victoria Australia, Friday April 19th, 2024, time now 03:38p.m.
You know it's great music when you don´t want it to end, even after 11 minutes.
Dire Straits.. gosh, you have so much in front of you. They were HUGE world wide in the 80s..
Mark is one of the best guitarists in the world! I was 17 in 1986 what a time to be a teenager .. Ax
The line says 'Can't do a love song like the way it's meant to be' but this is a perfect love song especially live. Haven't listened to it in years and it surprised me by making me cry cos I know this song so well. Dire Straits should always be listened to live.😍
Check out his live perfomance on the BBC televised "A Night in London" concert from 1996. The music is a little more subdued, but Mark tears your heart out with how he sings it... The whole concert is a Masterpiece...
They’re one of a very few bands where the live version is generally better than the studio one.
Mark Knopfler is a true OG guitarist. He recorded an album with Chet frickin' Atkins. Mark is a treasure.
Tunnel of Love is another masterpiece (live of course).
Tunnel of Love is my favorite of theirs. The guitar is beyond beautiful. 🤘
Great choice, the guitar solo from Wembley is the best.
@@patrickfarrell5092 Yes, every live version I have heard is better than the studio, and the studio is great. 🎸
THE BEST EVER, PERIOD , END OF STORY! Sometimes the music makes me cry , sometimes the lyrics do, and sometimes I’m a sobbing mess when both elements do. And I’m a 62 year old male who has heard this song more than a handful of times… PURE MAGIC from the best ever . I paid $250 to see him on his last tour and would easily pay double to see him again, he still is THAT good.
Mark Knopfler transports you to another world, to another musical dimension. You can drift away into his world and feel the love and the passion.
I was at that concert, probably the best in my life, and I've been to many.
They shine when live.
True.I saw them playing live too.And nobody beat them to these days. Best concert in my life by far,,,,
Indeed!
I’ve listened to a lot of Dire Straits songs, Telegraph Road is my favorite, but never heard this one. I Can’t believe I haven’t. Thanks to Rebecca’s channel I have a new favorite on my playlist.
Thank you.😊🙏🏼
Telegraph Road guitar solo is stunning.
That's amazing considering the amount of radio play this got and still gets on classic rock stations,but I guess the important thing is that you've discovered it now
I'm curious if you've heard Tunnel of Love live from Wembley.
@@rxlxviii I think I have, but to be honest, Dire Straits have never really been in my top 5. There at 6 though now. I think the title of the song, “Romeo and Juliet”, would have repelled me from listening to it to be honest, lol.
This is a lovely song and i like the musical arrangement. Mark is really good at making a guitar sound gentle and emotional. I’m sure he can only do that because he finger picks.
Your musical taste has become extensive and very well refined. Love it.
Thank you so much.🙏🏼☺️
Yet another masterpiece from Dire Straits BUT this young ladies reaction, whilst not verbose, is one of the most sincere and appreciative I have witnessed. Dire straits probably need no further applause as every true music fan recognises true genius but this young lady says it all without saying a word. Bless you lady and may you enjoy so much more
Dire Straits are one of very bands to match Pink Floyd’s simple, but captivating music that embraces you completely, gorgeous ❤🎉
And Marillion is another band who does 😎
One of my favourite Albums of all time... MAKING MOVIES. Full of great songs like this! What a band, what a performance!
Incredibly powerful; It cuts through, just when you're not ready.
This has been my favorite Dire Straits song for a lot longer than I'd care to admit. A lot of songs stand out for people because of a certain person that the song connects to, and this one's no different for me. "It was just that the time was wrong" always makes me think of her.
Rebeka, please please please, "Tunnel of Love" - my favorite song from this band. An immortal composition that begins with a sampling of an overture of the classic uber-emotional vintage Broadway musical "Carousel", and then moves into classic Dire Straits territory with an extended guitar outro that will wear your tear ducts down to shreds and leave you helpless to do anything but listen to it again, again, and again.
The Wembley version
@@MrDeepseadweller absolutely 👏👏
That is my favorite- live version- and probably 5 of my favorite songs by any artist are by Dire Staits or Mark - probably 7
I've watched so many of these reaction videos and I'm totally surprised that no-one has ever mentioned one of the finest British songs ever. It doesn't matter if you review the studio or live version but Al Stewarts 'Year of the cat' is just beautiful. Try it, you'll be entranced and transported to another mystical Country. Sheer genius with amazing lyrics.
I told ya, Becks: Dire Straits is a "one-way ride".
Great song and performance.
Maybe you should try "Your Latest Trick" from the "On The Night" concert. It'll blow your mind.
I always loved this song
Great selection. Nice to see this one get the attention it deserves.
Thank you.😊🙏🏼
Great to have you back with your genuine reactions, especially towards Dire Straits/Mark Knopfler music.
Thank you.😊🙏🏼
So where is Emmy Lou ???
I can proudly say I was there. Thanks for finding this.
Telegraph road is still my fave, but this song is special. Such a phenomenal live band!
Mark Knopfler has made great music for over four decades. Dire Straits lasted a total of 16 years with Mark and John Illsley being the only two members that were in all their iterations. Since going solo in 1996 his band has had a much more cohesive core and released even more music than Dire Straits painted with a broader brush. Worth a listen. Personally waiting for his new stuff to hear what he does as a septagenerian.
What a beautiful song. They are so good
This is such an emotional song, it’s just beautiful
Great reaction. Great live performance but the studio version is amazing as well. Great job.
Thank you.✨
For a rocker, this man has written such sensitive, and humorous songs. Think this one, and Brothers in Arms; have to agree that this performance of Romeo and Juliet is one of the best - he never delivers it the same way twice.
Great to see a young woman enjoying Dire Straits, Telegraph Road is my personal favourite but it's easy to see why someone would love this song.
Knopfler doesn't need to sing, his guitar does it for him, every song is a story.
I've heard this live in veeeery distant 1983. It's been my favourite band for a very long time since I've heard Sultans of Swing for the first time. I was hooked!
Aaaah that spaced out being lost in the music feeling. Cannot pause it but I must but I can't...
This song sparkles with a tenderness and pathos which is just...indescribable. One of my favourites.
Fantastic reaction Rebecca to in my opinion the best band ever. Incredible musicianship always. Take care and warmest wishes from the UK.
Yeah me too my favourite band ever, bang on form here too.
@@samlawrence4670 You have great taste Sam!!
Saw them several times in the 80’s and what I always took away with me was that they were actually BETTER LIVE!
One of the few top axemen to not use a pick.
His blister on his thumb happened a very long time ago.
Now he’s a master.
This is BY FAR the best recording of R & J; she really picked up the lower range music. Thnks so much Rebeka!
Rebeka. You are a natural beauty off the scale. Your passion and appreciation of the music in your spirit pours out each time you react. You are captivated and captivating. Such a good soul. I'm glad to follow your channel. Wish you well, great young lady.
i was not at this exact concert, but i saw them on the same tour! my first gig! my father took me, i was 14, and my brain almost exploded! big love to all people :)
I love the way you totally got in the moment. The music got you and who doesn’t love the saxophone?
My favourite song of all time.
Feeling nostalgic, I was part of the crowd & sat in the 8th row from the stage, they did 22 shows in Sydney & I went to 8 shows, those were the days
The version they play in 'On the Night' is even better.
As always, love your reaction! The Saxaphone which was not a part of the studio version of this song just takes this already masterpiece to an EPIC level!
It's great to see a young lady appreciate such a classic. 🎼🎵🎶
Love you and your reactions, Rebeka! Dire Straits is one of my favorite bands. Their album "Alchemy Live" is one of my favorite albums. Every song is a gem!! If you don't own it, get it!!
I'm glad you love Dire Straits, I grew up with them in the 80's and God how I loved them. I still find them incredibly cool as a band and so much damn talent everywhere. Sometimes I wonder how it's possible to create music that is so good. It must take a real genius working with other incredibly talented people who all act together to make a miracle.
That saxophone, the guitar playing of Mark Knopfler and how the piano takes it over and of course how the music alone tells a story without anyone saying anything. It doesn't get any better.
For more of Mark Knopfler, he wrote a good deal of music for various films including "Local Hero" and "The Princess Bride". Check out both of these films, they are unique.
I was actually at this concert in the Sydney Entertainment Centre and the thing about bands of this calibre is that they sound just as good live as their records or CDs.
Wonderful reaction from Rebeka. You can see that she has a real love of great music.
mark knopfler lived those lyrics. literally. his voice has a quality that lets his emotions be felt through lyrics with real depth because those lyrics, like all of his songwriting, is in a class by itself! all that and then that guitar singing even more than he is!!! and the band, each part, so in touch to bring their all into the mix, is a package that fulfills a musical yearning in our hearts. they know how to express that like - well - almost like no others in my book. i say that loving lots of music of all kinds, lots and lots, but dire straits take things to top tier to me! i enjoyed it with you :) :) :)
It is so refreshing to see the pure joy on your face, in your movements as you absorbed this beautiful performance of this modern troubadour...
A beautiful song, reviewed by an incredible lady. Keep it up, Rebeka. We love you. You're a class act.
Sultans of Swing from Alchemy live would be great. I know you've done a version but the Alchemy one is unbeatable. Also Tunnel of Love or Private Investigations from Alchemy too.
I have done a reaction on that song already. Go check it out.😊
Rebeka thanks for watching this!
My family watched this on our T.V. on what I believe was the First Simulcast.
Our T.V stations were still only in Mono in this year. - At least in Australia.
They had a radio station record the whole performance in Full Stereo.
They recorded the video to the T.V. station.
Then the two stations synched the sound to the video.
So we had our tv with the sound turned off, and the radio sitting next to the t.v. with the radiostations' stereo sound.
Dire Straits was pretty good at doing groundbreaking stuff.
They did one of the first 3d Computer Music Videos for "Money for nothing."
This was the last concert of their 18 month (?) world tour, broadcast by Channel 9. I still have my VHS copy from that evening.
Thanks Rebeka, I was at two of the concerts on that tour, in Tasmania. That was one of the few times that Dire Straits had a full video production crew (Tv Channel 9) and that concert was broadcast live in Sydney, Australia as the last one in the tour. Thanks again for reminding me!! Love your reaction.
One of the best live concerts recorded from the 80s era. It was recorded at the end of an extensive world tour with the proceeds of this concert going to an Australian charity. Chris White , the saxophonist, was used a lot more on this tour than previous saxophone players in the past. He also played flute and percussion n this concert/tour. I hope you get the chance to check out the whole concert one day.
Every time when the lyrics go ...you and me babe, how about it?... I get a bolt of lightening through my body.
That saxophone, wow, wow, wow.
I love Dire Straits :) Played it many years ago :)
I love all your reactions to Dire Straits, my favourite band from ever. I think you really transpose all the emotions that DS fans feel when listening to their music. Great work, congrats!
Hi Rebeka and all, this is one of Mark's master creations right here, I'm so pleased that you found this version. I remember watching this concert live on TV with my Dad, having seen Dire Straits live about six weeks earlier in New Zealand. Incidentally, this concert was the same day as the Chernobyl disaster, 26 April 1986.
I remember that day vividly. It was my 35th birthday. This is a lovely version of Romeo and Juliet.
great song from a great album. Mark Knopfler has a way of delivering lyrics that really gets you... 'when you going to realize it was just that the time was wrong'.
Fantastic. I've been hoping you would take a look at this one. My wife's favourite, from well before we were married. Sadly this was based on a real relationship from Mark's early career. I think it hurt. I last saw him perform this live in 2019 I think? maybe 2018. I always love seeing that particular guitar come out though. For your next one, I'd suggest "Private Investigations." And don't forget Mark Knopfler's career didn't end with Dire Straits. He has a pretty impressive catalogue of work under his own name too.
Saw this concert in Wellington NZ after their Sydney performance. DS are phenomenal.
There are several versions of this song from their performances and they are all fantastic and unique in some way or another. My favorite is from Real Live Roadrunning.
The Saxophone player Chris White is still playing in the Dire Straights experience band. These guys are touring through Europe all the time. They Sound perfect!! I was flabbergasted. Check it out if you can.
When this popped up... I knew you'd love it. Eleven minutes of love is NOTHING. God Bless.
My favorite Dire Straits song! I usually don’t like Mark’s live performances because he changes things up so much from the studio versions, but this one is excellent! BTW, you make it really hard to try and watch Mark! 🙂
I’m the opposite of you. I much prefer the live versions
When at collage in 1980/8r1 it was an.. In. Song, we made actions to all the words as the song played.. Regards
I bought their debut album when they exploded onto the scene in 1979 when I was 16. I recommend a reaction to “Twisting by the Pool.” It’s a banger of a song probably recommended by nobody else here. It wasn’t a big hit because they put it out on what’s called an EP (“Extended Play”) album of just 4 songs rather than an LP (“Long Playing”) record.
Since you like “Romeo and Juliet,” you probably will like “Skate Away” which also has that slower vibe.
Twisting By the Pool is a most excellent summer song!!
I found the second-hand LP for this album (still own it, I'm an audiophile) when I was a young teen. It's SO good. My mom already had Brothers in Arms and I was thrilled to hear more Dire Straits! The ENTIRE Making Movies album is at least decent, this is certainly the highlight ❤
New subscriber here. You are a joy to watch and listen to. 'Happiness is amazing' - Afterlife by Ricky Gervais. Your charming personality makes people, including me, happy. You're real and genuine and it's infectious. (And you know how to rock out! 😊🤘👌) All the best, from Britain.
Welcome to the family! Thank you.✨
I was 19 in 1986 those times will never return ,I was lucky to experience them, great music , great band , great MARK
Mark Knoffler is so underrated and he is such a talented artist
Never ever underated
Remember listening to this song on the Friday Rock show, right away fell in... 🌹 Shine on ✌️
Great band, great song, great reaction. And on a personal note,if you ever find yourself in need of a romeo 😉 lol 👍❤🏴
Mark Knopfler is the heart and soul of Dire Straits and has had a great solo career. Check out the song "Shangri-La". Gorgeous.
Love their music... haven't heard this in a while.
For me, at least, there are 3 Dire Straits songs that are my favorites. This one, Telegraph Road, and Brothers in Arms. I will always stop when I hear Dire Straits - they dont have a bad song that I've heard. But those three are the ones that touch me. I love that you have discovered them and love them, too. Thank you for the reaction.
I was there that night - Sydney Entertainment Centre, prime seats. It was a hell of a night.
I’m going to leave instructions that, when I’m in the Dementia ward, the nurses should play this clip once a day, and for half a dozen minutes I’ll be back in my gilded youth again. It’ll make me feel nineteen, for a while.
I like the Wild West End reference! I know a guy who was the chef for the band while they were touring Australia for the BIA tour, Gus, great guy, he still keeps in touch with John Illsley..
It's a pleasure to watch one of my favourite song according to your lovely reaction.
I love this band since my childhood and appreciate youngest generation push it on highlights again.
Alchemy's version of "Romeo and Juliet" is, without a doubt the classic version but without sax.
"On the night" version is more closer than this one and maybe my favourite.
Anyway "Alchemy"and "On the night" concerts are amazing.
Thanks again for this moment and even i'm not a big rock fan ususally, a masterpiece still a masterpiece and Dire Straits makes some.
I was at this concert, I was 23 now 60 still remember like yesterday, followed them North QLD to Adelaide until they played Telegraph Road. You need to listen to this live
One of my favorite DS songs. Still have to go with studio version over the live. Some of Mark Knopler’s best lyrics.😢
Blasphemy!!! 😂
This is the greatest live version of live versions in music!
It doesn’t get better than this!!
When they made Dire Straits they broke the mould
I love this music
Great reaction Rebeka I could see you loved that performance what a band. Next reaction Private Investigator. ❤❤❤
First concert I watch live on TV. 🙂
Rebeka, I am so glad you liked this song so much, it's a favorite of mine. The studio album version of this is also great (and shorter), as well as another incredible live version on the Alchemy live album (from a few years earlier than the version you watched) that you can compare. This song captures that first young and deep love and first devastating heartbreak. I'm sure to anyone listening it will bring you back to wherever that place and time was. And it does it with such love.
✨Thank You✨
Hi nice to see you back Bek. I went to this concert at a very young age and I said this is my fav. band. And it still stands. Can I recommend Calling Elvis from DIRE STRAITS Live ON THE NIGHT 1993. The end is breathtaking. Cheers from Australia 😊🎸🎸🎸
Thank you.😊🙏🏼
I never heard that song before Rebecca but you are right when is saxophone came in the first of the song I was hooked I'm a sucker for saxophone piano guitar everything. I think it's delivery on when he sings it's good. Can't wait for your next reaction video you are never boring LOL❤
Thank you.😊🙏🏼
You are the treasure among all YT reaction channels. Keep on going, Rebeka😊
In 1984 My Best Friend Kevin Made me a Mix Tape to Carry Back with Me to Alabama. I Had lived in Illinois from 1980 to 1984. It was a Mix of UB 40 and Dire Straits. I met my Wife at Kmart Roebuck Alabama ( Now Gone Forever ) We are Still Together. We married in 1985. Romeo and Juliette is one of our Favorites. Thanks Kevin For that Mix tape. I still Have it and it plays just Fine :)
I was wondering why this was so familiar…. I was at that concert. The light reflecting off the guitar.
One of the highlights of all the concerts I’ve seen.
Yes that National blinded me on several occasions that night. 😎
Ahh there's nothing better than a good ballad of love and broken hearts, Mark Knopfler is a great songwriter and brilliant guitarist. You should do Led Zeppelin song Thank You, another great ballad.👍
إنهم صناع الموسيقى بمعناها 😢❤❤
Rebeka you're awesome! Keep going!
Thank you.😊🙏🏼