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Thx for the Focus reaction. Please don't forget the Trapeze "Medusa" cut. Do it drunk if you must!
Y’all HAVE to check out George’s first album. It’s soooo Fire! “George Thorogood and The Destroyers” check out “Delaware Slide”
Oh... and you gotta do George’s “Bad To The Bone” Live 1984. Sooo damn good!
And while you’re on bad ass underrated guitar legends, PLEASE! For the love of god, react to some Johnny Winter. First album, from 1968.
To answer your question, HELL yea that’s him in the guitar. He’s literally Bad To The Bone...😉
At one point shortly after hearing Focus, you said, “I’m too drunk to agree with that right now...” That needs to be on a shirt.
Lol.
Literally a consent slogan..
That takes self awareness lol
Ann Wilson's voice should be registered as a national treasure ♥️🎤 ♥️. I absolutely love her voice and style. Nancy killed her part on the guitar, she's so underrated as a musician. In my opinion, the best live performance I've ever seen ❤️❤️❤️
I wholeheartedly agree!
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#FACTS
I’m 54 years old and I just wanna hang out with you guys! Love you guys!! Carry the torch no doubt! Hope for the younger gen! Rock on!! 🎸🎶🤟🏻😎
Heart's Stairway to Heaven cover, with John Bonham's son Jason on drums, was transcendent.
Almost brought tears to my eyes.
Always makes me cry when I see that Heart performance. Just way too much
Read somewhere that's his dad's hat he's wearing.
Especially since he's wearing his dad's bowler hat and the choir that comes up towards the end they are all wearing bowler hats that's enough to make you tear up right there
@@btpuppy2 Also, when Ann sings the last stanza 'and she's buying a stairway to heaven ...' , Jason looks up to heaven ... crushes me every time.
Not only just playing that solo in front of Page, but Ann singing Stairway in front of her idol Plant must been nerve-wracking and a privilege.
John Paul Jones played on and produced Heart's Live acoustic album The Road Home. Plus Heart has been keeping Led Zeppelin alive forever. I've seen them 3 times and heard 5 Zep tunes. well 4, Stairway twice.
You two are, by some distance, the most likeable guys on RUclips. Friendly, open, passionate about music. You're everything that a reaction channel should be and I'm so glad I found you recently. Here's to 30k in the near future!
@Christopher Clayton
Thank you so much for the kind words! Cheers Christopher! 🔥🔥🤟🏻😁
Are you proposing?
@@jeffreypbrown4729 Relax Hater.
Love you guys
LMAO.....You boys are awesome!
I think every single one of my fellow Boomers need to subscribe to this channel. If anyone brings back memories of when we were 18-25 years old it has to be Andy & Alex. Fellas, I don't know if this is considered a compliment to the newest generation, but you guys would have fit in perfectly with my friends and I back in the day.
No politics. No "In Your Face". No lectures. Just 2 boys loving some of the greatest rock music ever produced.
Indeed. My husband came home from work and caught me watching--now he's a fan, too.
So true...
Agree 100%
Best reaction channel on RUclips... for that very reason. Listening to all my songs that I listened to when I was their age, and still loving it after 40 years. Of course, today's music is crap, but you have to consider the standard that was set in the 60 70s and 80s. There will probably never be another golden age of rock and roll like that. Thanks to you guys for doing it justice.
@@billsmith8825 You're so right about there will never be another age of rock like ours that began in the 60's and went into the 80's. It is impossible to imagine there will ever be an A&A 40 years from now being amazed and wow'd at the music from the past thirty years.
Thorogood has some real bangers. He's badass live too. Who do you love, bad to the bone, i drink alone, etc.
And those songs there ^ were the hits that lots of people in general knew.
Comepletely agree. I saw one of the most badass bluesy rock playing Lonesome George and the Destroyers tearin the stage up for 3 hrs straight no stops. In my top 5 concerts.
George played with some of the greatest blues players to live, big fan of Johnny Copeland, Muddy Waters, Bo Diddly,Albert King, BB King. You hear it in his own music as well as he did a lot of their covers.
How many times have you seen him live?
I have seen him once but I have about 6 or 7 of his albums.
Favorite moment--the look on your face when you heard the brilliant, craziness of the song Hocus Pocus by Focus. The shock factor just kept coming!
Jethro Tull.
George Thrgood 'Bad to the Bone'
'I Drink Alone' is good too.
Back in the seventies and eighties we had the greatest music ever to get high and drunk too.
And we took all that great music for granted. Who the heck ever figured we’d be where we are now!
William Jackson • Don’t forget the sex. That was pretty good too.
(Ah, youth... 🤔😎)
Crown Commando no he didn’t
William Jackson Priorities.
bettybaby63 there’s tons of great music now though and you can still visit the classics. If anything right now is the best time in history to get ducked up and listen to music, especially since now we have instant access to any song at all times thanks to the digital revolution.
Alex listening to George Thorogood has made my week - so funny, loved it 😂
Steampunkgirl69 haha well I’m glad I could make your week
Great job guys, my wife and I both love your reactions. As for a 55 year old guy, you make me wish for the fun days of just getting drunk and having fun listening to music, Thanks so much!
One bourbon, one scotch and one beer is a hell of a song, one of the best I lately discovered on You Tube. Hocus Pocus from Focus is one of the most original songs ever produced. Like your Channel boys! Keep up the good work!
I'm pretty sure "that lady" who introduced Focus was the _GREAT_ Gladys Knight from Gladys Knight & the Pips
It was Gladys Knight!
You are correct!
You left out "The Great" Gladys Knight, but I'm a stickler about those kinds of things. 😁
The classic 70's live Midnight Special. Ah yes, those were the days. Nothing like it since. Sigh.
Hahaaha!! Yaaaassssss!!!!
Yep, that's Jason Bonham on the drums. He and the choir wore bowler hats in honor of his father.
M. Gideon Hoyle he’s a killer drummer just like his dad
@@alexfromandyandalex8032 That he is... Different, but definitely from the family tree.
@@alexfromandyandalex8032 I read on another comment thread, that he was playing his father drum kit...and wearing his father hat
Paul Schmick
Wrong
Heavy metal yodeling. Gotta love Focus.
"I'm too drunk to agree with you." LOL
(*hehehe*) We've all been there.
That Heart/Led Zeppelin tribute video is a moment in history. I can see that 100 times and still get goosebumps. All of those people in the audience grew up on that song. The list of people in attendance is amazing: The President and First Lady, Yo-Yo Ma, Stephen Colbert, Bonnie Raitt, many more.
You've listened to what we think are classics. Suggest some contemporary music you think we should listen to. BTW: that
The Kennedy Center Honors are that way every year(Honors for the Arts) . Jack Black did the initial Intro excellently and other performers were the foo fighters, Kid Rock. Lenny Kravitz Band , and of course the Wilson sisters. Was really good that year as Buddy Guy our last living Blues legend) was also honored. You can see the whole zep part here if interested- ruclips.net/video/ra-itTKnFaw/видео.html
Gotta be honest one of the best Hocus Pocus reactions ive ever seen hugely underrated band and brilliant song, probibly one of the funniest too
MANHATTENMAN ! It was truly an amazing song
is the crazy your reference theis can lerr
"One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer" is, actually, a John Lee Hooker song.
...But G.T. and The Destroyers DO kill it, well!🤘🤘🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘⚡
Beyond "classic!"
...and, B.T.W.: George Thorogood plays a killer slide, too! 🤘🤘
MOst of his songs are classic Blues, and he does them all well, IMO.
@@michaelb1761 I don't necessarily know if I would qualify "most" of Thorogood and The Destroyers' songs as covers. - I mean: "Bad To The Bone", "I Drink Alone", "Gear Jammer" ...just to name three, all written by George hisself 👍👍😁
...but, as with many (or, even, most, perhaps) great blues artists ...they tend to pay homage to their forerunners (esp. those who, both DID and did NOT receive the accolades and recognition they were due, at the time. 👍). ...Let's try to name a guy who HASN'T covered, say: Muddy Waters ...or Skip James ...or Robert Johnson ...or Leadbelly ...or Willie Dixon ?? Right?
...but George wrote plenty ...just as the man who brought blues back from the brink, a few years later [Stevie Ray Vaughan], did, as well.
They both wrote plenty of their own material ...However: they knew where they came from and who was important to shine a light upon. 🤘🤘
...but, yes, in any case: I, really, was expressing the fact that "One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer" was a John Lee Hooker standard, not to take AWAY from George Thorogood's version (I think I like G.T.'s version even BETTER than John Lee Hooker's original, personally!) or to make any statement regarding "quality," at all or "originality" (everyone has to give their own voice to a song ...otherwise they've done nothing at all! In essence! - at the very least: Nothing worthwhile!!), but, simply, because: I was pretty certain that Andy & Alex (along with a number of others who frequent the page) might NOT be AWARE that: "One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer" was a cover and of how important a figure Mr. John Lee Hooker IS in American Blues music.
-Not everyone has the benefit of, either: hindsight, research or, simply, "awareness." Y'see?? 👍😁💜
That was, really, "my point."
...but I agree with your assessment: George Thorogood is a magnificently talented guitarist and all of the classic blues he has covered, he has done with skill, aplomb and talent.
Well, gluing John Lee's "Househunt Blues" and "One Bourbon, One Scotch and One Beer" together was freaking brilliant.
@@JamesWilson-vr3ql Yessir!
It, sure, was! 🤘⚡🤘
I give your "Drunken Review" a "Kosher Kush 10!" I was laughing so hard I had tears streaming out of me peepers! You're like the little Brothers I never had! Just so much fun watching you discover music I've known and appreciated for 50 years!
Congrats on your 20k, and who knows, maybe a million someday? I think you could go on tour with your musical discoveries, camaraderie and mirth making. People would fly you into their cities & homes just to have you hang out in their basements and spin you some treasured vintage vinyl for your virgin ears to delight to!
Omg! How am I just discovering yall? As a more mature person who grew up with all this music playing in my house everyday, I appreciate you young dudes loving this music. I grew up with music all my life, my uncle was in a band and I was exposed to every type of music from birth. So to see you guys react to this music the way it’s supposed to be, with feeling, joy and passion, it’s just beautiful to see. You can actually see every note permeate through your mind, down to your body and into your souls. Thank you for appreciating the music that shaped my life. Oh and I did subscribe! ❤️
@rose1971
Hey thank you so much friend! Glad you enjoy the vids, we are most definitely having a blast checking out these songs with you guys!! Cheers!! 🔥❤️🤟🏻
If you aren't used to great old songs, that George Thorogood song will change your entire perspective of what music can be.
My favorite moment of all your vids was Andy tearing up to Rush's "The Spirit of Radio".
John Quinn that might be mine as well
Alex From Andy And Alex Same. I had just started tearing up seconds before he did. Then even more once he did! You guys are awesome.
I'm doing a high af reaction to your drunk reaction. Pure genius so far.
@Mouse Shadow
Lmfaoooo hell yeah 🤟🏻🔥
Yes, it was John Bonhams son Jason. It's so moving in the end (you didn't see that) when he salutes the guys in Led Zeppelin, and they salute him back. It must be so special...
KnightFish that must’ve felt so triumphant for him
The moment at the end of the song, when Jason looks up to heaven for a second, chokes up, then gets on the cymbal, gets me every time
That heart performance gave me chills.
I love it when George says "Scratch my back baby" & then goes into that Johnny Be Good chicken scratch thing.
Your post reminded me of 'Dixie Chicken' by Little Feat. That song makes me laugh myself to tears!
I was getting drunk to one Bourbon One Scotch One beer before you 2 cutie pies were born.
Welcome to that drunk club and I love that song.
Forever Young
I'm with ya, sister!
My dad introduced me to the blues with that song and I have rocked it for almost all of my 49 years, drunk 95% of the time.
It’s an amazing song
How about the Blues Brothers version of 'Hey Bartender'...
I'm with ya too
10 shots?? Oh man...I miss my college days of being able to do shit like that.
Right?! If I did that shit now I would pass out within five minutes haha. Getting old sucks.
@@chaost4544 It sure does. I remember when I could drink and drink and there was no limit, I never got sick. Then one day I did...
Yep, I used to do it easily, but even now at 35...nope!
I mean... its just fireball lol still impressive though!
I did that shit playing a drinking game when I was 13. We would play the Atari driving game, the one where you moved the car up and down three lanes to avoid oncoming traffic. We wrote down our times to see how the alcohol affected our driving. Play the game, take a shot, play the game, take a shot. The game only lasted like 3 minutes so I had like 10 shots in 30 minutes. I woke up the next morning on the couch feeling awful, and there is a bucket and a roll of paper towels next to the couch. I'm like, what the hell is that for? RAAAALPH!!
OH.
Five Reasons why I love George Thorogood;
(1) After playing semi pro baseball, and as a hard core baseball fan, he decided he'd rather focus on music as a career.
(2) He opened for the Rolling Stones. In fact I've read that the Stones wanted to bring him into the band at one point.
(3) He's got a great sense of humor.
(4) He and the Destroyers absolutely tear up the stage.
(5) He's got a killer sax player who gets plenty of room to show his chops. As you can tell by my avatar, that's close to my heart.
It occurs to me that it’s been wayyyyy too long since you guys listened to George Thorogood and you’re due. His cover of the Bo Diddley classic “Who Do You Love” and his own “Bad To The Bone” are absolute musts.
I love the way George tells stories with his songs, I can relate to almost all of them.
Gerald, get a haircut and get a real job😂😂😂
@@YunieDeen13 Thank you for the suggestion.
Plant always smirks because Ann is the only artist that can cover his vocals.
She is a phenomenal vocalist! Heart was one of my singing inspirations, as were Plant, Daltrey, Bowie and Joplin. I grew up listening to what we now call classic rock, as a teen in the ‘70s. I’m a woman and was the lead singer in a Zep tribute band (a dream come true) at 40 years old, though I’d covered them, The Who, Bowie, the Stones, Pat Benatar, Queen, AC/DC, Judas Priest, etc, for years, including in an all-girl, hard rock band in my twenties. I switched to Blues and Jazz since, but still love going to jam nights and rocking out.
The only artist he will listen to doing that cover. My favorite is Alex listening to Heart covering Stairway, first 5 min. He just sat there with his mouth open. Ann and Nancy still rock and Ann was 62 yrs when she sang this.
If you want more flute Jethro Tull
Yes 👍 one of my all time favourites
(Locomotive Breath)!
Pretty much anything from Benefit. Ugly sounds but great songs. Stand up is great too.
What are some good songs of his to do?
"Cross-eyed Mary"
"I love your Drunk passion"
I second that. Well done once again gentlemen.
W900L 14 I love the quotes you guys pull out, I never remember them
Re: "Hocus Pocus" by Focus: YEARS ahead of its time. Jan Akkerman's guitar work was SO advanced for that time it's unreal. He's still at it, but more of a jazz cat vs. a rocker. I highly recommend you listen to the original version from their "Moving Waves" LP (I think that was the name!).
Akkerman IS in the Top 10 of Rock Guitarists ever.
That particular version was really fast, and a bit sloppy because of it.
One day, a sober studio reaction should be done.
The entire Moving Waves album is a cover to cover prog masterpiece.
It's on my top ten desert island list.
The rest of the album is NOTHING like the song Hocus Pocus, I suspect they did that one just for fun..
@@toddstevens13 I concur wholeheartedly. Akkerman is beyond incredible...
George Thorogood's "One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer" is definitely one of the best drinking songs. When Alex grabbed the bottle a took a chug right out of it, it was hilarious!!!
I grew up listening to the greatest musicians ever and still do 50 + years later. Glad your getting to hear it too. Peace!
Same here.
Alex passed out and literally came to headbanging..... gotta love it
This cover by Thorogood is awesome, he does a great cover of Bo Diddley’s ‘Who Do You Love?’ and his biggest hit was ‘Bad To The Bone’, someone in your feed said ‘any garage band can play his stuff’ ... Not a chance, he’s a master of twelve bar blues and slide guitar, he’s a great one.
haha, i´m so glad you did focus. i was suggesting it all the time knowing you´d love it but not knowing you already did it.
Hey guys! The song Hocus Pocus by Focus was originally 7 or 8 minutes long, but they were told they only had 4 on the show, so they just played it almost twice as fast. Listen to extended studio version sometime.
When you passed out for a second during the Tool song, it was pure magic.
J. Jennings yea I went somewhere
around 32:00
Agreed. He didn't go anywhere but to sleep. Lmao
Lol! Was funny as hell....especially ruclips.net/video/aqFS6vIHtak/видео.html when his hand slipped and he woke himself up ...went immediately back to groovin', love it! Looks like it was a good time.
And then he woke up a couple of times and started to shake his head lightly 😂
Heart doing Stairway to Heaven...the look on Jimmy Page's face...chills. Great choice!!!
Aside from Led Zeppelin, I think the Wilson sisters are the only ones that can do Stairway to Heaven justice. Every time I see that video, it brings a tears to my eyes. Amazing performance.
I always tear up when the surviving members give Heart a standing ovation.
I am so happy that you started this drunk episode with Hocus Pocus. It was such a perfect oddball song to jump into, and while it was a staple of album oriented radio when I was growing up, it still stands up as a great drunk listen now! Thanks to the other subscribers for picking it!
Can't wait for the 50k episode!
I'm old enough to be your grandma! (and I love whiskey! : ) ) Right there with you to the reactions to these songs :D
You guys are young enough to be my sons and I just love your reactions. If you could, react to George Thorogoods " move it on over."
You guys and your drunk reaction to focus just blew my mind i was 13 in 73 and i was sober that was the hardest most badass tune i had ever heard wish you guys could have been there with me. Time for a beer and cig
I used to listen to Hocus Pocus on a 45 rpm single that belonged to my sister! I really prefer the various studio versions to this live version, but this performance is so hyper and frenetic, it's a lot of fun too! There's like 3 or 4 different studio versions you should check out!
I like the “Hocus Pocus II” version best of all. The guitar work was so far ahead of its time...and none of their other stuff sounded like this.
What’s another good studio song of his to check out
@@alexfromandyandalex8032 I'd say maybe try the songs Focus II or Eruption from their Moving Waves album. Or, just try the studio version of Hocus Pocus or Hocus Pocus II. Most of their stuff is more jazzy or prog rock-ish than the one you guys heard. Enjoy!
The best version of Hocus Pocus is the one from their Moving Waves album.
cosmicVox13 masterful musicians
Favorite moment of the channel is your immediate reaction to "The Spirit of Radio". I watch that almost every day just to amp up my joy.
Mine too, I've watched a few times....lol
Hocus Pocus by Focus: your joy was absolutely infectious dudes!
ANDY AND ALEX!!!!! That was so much fun! I watched the whole video and TOTALLY went on that same TRIP with TOOL!!! WOW!! And then watching HEART's tribute (with Jason Bonham on the drums) to LZ was awesome!! Ann and Nancy Wilson are still kickin ass, as usual! I gotta say my favorite reaction from you guys was BLACK SABBATH'S SYMPTOM OF THE UNIVERSE when the song went from pure head bangin to Tony Iommi's acoustic climax..watching you both react to that was richer than rich!! Love you both!!...a REALLY FUN VIDEO!!!!!
My favorite moment is you guys discovering one of my all time favorite bands, Boston.
Man that Thoroughgood song paired with Peter Framptons Do You Feel Like I Do? is the perfect pairing for a drunk night. If you haven’t heard the live Frampton I can’t suggest it enough.
Peter Frampton was my first concert back in the day
Forever Young
I saw him in the 90s but it was still an amazing experience
For sure. The album version is live and my favorite. The one on the Midnight Special show is great too.
Lines on My Face - a good thing.
Yes, Frampton Comes Alive is a must do. You wont regret it.
I love you guys and this channel. Seriously, its like hanging out with a couple of cool, talented friends who know infinitely more about music than I ever will and just soaking it all up. Keep it up!👍
Jeff Morse well we love having friends like you to share these vids with 🙏🏼
What kinda make me sad is that they will NEVER know how HOT Ann & Nacy were in the 70s & 80s.Definitely rock and roll GODDESSES!
When I was young in college I used to go see George Thorogood and one thing that you need to know about him if you didn't already is that he liked playing smaller crowds and he loved to play as long as people cheered him on ...so as long as you continue to stay there and sing along he would play all night long and that's no exaggeration he was amazing as a performer and yes he played guitar
He is fantastic live.
This is 100,000% true! Loved seeing him in college
One of the best live performances I've witnessed. Dude was unbelievable in concert!
Yes, great guy! I saw him at the Cellar Door in DC. He freakin' ROCKED. I think that he actually was a cop originally.
The love comes out even stronger when people are drunk. LOL
your name lol....LOVE IT!!!!!!
Hard agree
I also wanted to mention, Hocus Pocus will still be a 10 when you're sober. You should also check out the studio version(extended) b/c the more, the better.
Frankenstein''' by Edgar Winter.
Holy shit. Yes.
Can't hear Hocus Pocus and not think of Frankenstein.
@@JamesWilson-vr3ql HAHAHAAA...LMAO.
Ahh killer selection.
Hell yeah
Saw Thorogood in Montreal in '81. At one point during this song, he took a seat in the front row, put his feet up on the stage and just played...the "Scratch My Back" segment went on for over eight minutes before he returned to the stage. He had on a snakeskin suit (with matching cowboy boots) and a black t-shirt. That auditorium got the shit rocked out of it that night.
Back in the 80's George T and The Destroyers opened for the Stones... George tore it up... kinda left me feeling bad for The Stones having to follow such an awesome performance.
That one dislike is andy’s liver
@Pony Boy
hahahahahahah 🤟🏻😂🔥
What about my liver?
Alex From Andy And Alex
Well there is 6 more dislikes. Safe to say one of those is probably your pissed off liver Alex
"I don't know, she kinda funny"
"I said I know, ev'y body funny - now you funny too"
I don't know why, but I can't stop laughing at that.
@Kevin Burgess
Yes! Great lyric, pretty deep too actually, saying everybody’s always prepared to turn their back on you! Wild.
@@andyandalex I also like the way he delivered the shot at the wife. 😊
I am just starting this vid..I hope those are blues Bros lyrics......OMG....hope you do rubber biscuit as well.......
OMG the flute...i thought it was tull ...make sure you do aqua lung!!!
Love watching you both..and when drunk you are hysterical....
'Cause it's Funny!
great wasn't it i saw him & van halen same show 2 great guitars
Focus was the sickest ass party song ever!! That was friggin awesome. I had a WTF moment! That guitarist was shredding!!
😎 it’s so great to see you guys enjoying this music so much!! So nice to see younger people loving all of this amazing music!!!
i got to see led Zepplin in st. louis at the checkerdome..best concert ive ever seen..played for 3 hr. 30 min..
Heart: Okay, you guys have to watch this sober. The visual is just as powerful as the song....and one of you, I won't say who, had their eyes closed most of the time. Just sayin'.
Stephen Jones what can I say... I was feeling the moment 😬
Absolutely. Not just musically exquisite, but visually poweful almost overwhelming( I get a tear every time Robert Plant does)
This is quite possibly the best idea ever, sort of a quint-ee-sential idea: When you hit 100K subscribers, I dare you to do a drunk livestream.
I double dog dare you!
"I'm gonna go to a place. Just be okay with that." Best line ever lol. Love you guys!
"One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer" is originally a song by blues guitarist Johnny Lee Hooker, who also did "Boom Boom."
The guys ought to give a listen the John Lee Hooker’s The Healer with Bonnie Raitt. Sublime!
Focus was a very talented group. The guitarist was playing very intricate scales and he was considered a very big influence to many European musicians.
Drink alone by Thorogood a must
Y'alls so damn cute, I give THIS video a sober 10!! Now I have to go back and re-watch it. Been here since almost the beginning and plan to be here long term. Thanks for all the great content. Peace and love, Shell
@Michelle Richardson
Thank you so much!! Glad you’re enjoying the content, we have so much fun doing it with you guys! Appreciate the continued support! Cheers! 🔥
Well we love having you ❤️
The Stairway cover with Heart at the Kennedy Center makes me cry every time. 😢 So beautiful. Robert Plant was also choking up. Such an experience.
I also can’t imagine playing the guitar solo or even the intro in front of Page himself. How nerve wracking! Thanks for doing this.
I never realized what excellent musicians and singers you are. WTG you two, keep it up.....
Tree Huggin Hippie Mom
The drummer is Jason Bonham. John's son.
He was playing Jon's original orange drum set as well !
Damn called it 🙌🏻🙌🏻
The hat was the giveaway for me.
YUP
Was not.Pierre van der Linden.Jason was only 7 years old when this was recorded.
what I love about that Heart performance is how much it moves Robert Plant and Jimmy Page. Page was into it and Plant looked really touched, shedding a tear, at one point you can see Plant mouth to Page "not bad" They later said on Letterman how they've never been honored like this in their own country. And the drummer was Jason Bonham, John Bonham's son.
Cabo Diablo, I was really touched by Robert Plant's reaction. You can tell he loved the performance. He's such a humble man.
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ANDY: "I'm too drunk to like, uhh...like uhh... agree with that but, like I'm gonna like acknowledge what your saying....and I'm here with you"
There is one of my favorite moments right there. Classic.
@MrDeadstu
LOL!! I was laughing my ass off editing that part! 🤟🏻🔥😂😂
I had forgotten all about "Hocus Pocus," by Focus! I have the single somewhere, but this live performance is much better. Thank you! Your reactions are worth the price of admission!
I saw a brilliant young man react to the Heart tribute and he interpreted the choir ending the song as an ascension to Heaven.
Tool - Disposition Reflection Triad , this song is a must , you should play them together, back to back
Tool always excited for more tool 🙌🏻
yeaah
Ok guys ive watched your George Thurgood reaction 7 times. Im now going to the liquor store for bourbon and scotch and of course I have beer. Lol.IM COM IN BACK TO PARTY WITH YOU GUYS..
Focus: The original prog rock... Oh there was Jethro Tull too while we're talking flutes lol
"Living in the Past" is a great example of flute music by Jethro Tull.
@@whazzuphere oh yeah amazing. I was named after Ian Anderson 😁
Hey guys, yes. That was a brain melter. I can't tell you how much I enjoyed the Expressions on your face whale watching Hocus Pocus by Focus. In the early 70s I was working in a local Record Shop as a teenager and I remember this album coming out and I brought it and it became part of my wow factor list of songs.. They really didn't catch on to the mainstream here in the USA but were huge in Europe. On the album itself that song spans nearly the entire side. Being exposed to new albums as they arrived. watching you guys react brings back a great feeling from my past listening to fresh music for from all bands. watching too guys react to songs for the first time reminds me of myself.
Enjoy your channel.
James from FL.
A little trivia...at the 44:14 mark, there's a shot of the horn section during Heart's rendition of "Stairway to Heaven". The guy in the middle playing the tenor sax is 'Blue' Lou Marini. He was in movie 'The Blues Brothers' starring John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd from the early 80's. Since you guys are music aficionados, that movie is worth checking out...lots of good music, good laughs, and a lot of cars wrecked. Cameos include but not limited to: Ray Charles, Aretha Franklin, and James Brown.
“I love youuuuuutoooooman!”ANOTHER DRUNK TEN!!!
I’d like to see you guys do a one hit wonder series. I nominate Donny Iris’s “ah,Leah”
@@HubertofLiege YES!!!!
Lorric Logging yessss! One hit wonders!!!
I do like the idea of a one hit one series 🙌🏻🙌🏻
@@alexfromandyandalex8032 must start with Ah Leah from Donnie Iris!!!
10 shots right quick- Great start guys. My favorite part of the channel is how I'm hearing a lot of these songs for the first time too so it's definitely a journey. Great thing you've got going I'll be here next October for the 100k party.
Speaking of "journey", 'Wheel In The Sky' is stellar.
Your reaction to hocus pocus was hilarous. You should defenitley listen to more of their stuff. They are a Dutch band with Thijs van Leer on vocals and keys, Jan Akkerman on guitar, Pierre van der Linden on drums and Cyril Havermans on bass. this is proberbly their most famous song wich was cut from almost 7 minutes to 4 due to tv time. if want more, you should definitlely listen to eruption. it is a 20 minute song from the same album (focus II here in the Netherlands and moving waves everywhere else). although some parts are really clasical and are flute only, other parts are really 70's rock. it is really wordt a listen.
Dutch Masters....
Wow that’s awesome definitely need to hear more
Anonymous 2 if you are a serious focus fan
I agree--that was just too cute!
Love this song by Focus, LOVE you're reaction to this, especially when he played the flute 🙌👏,
Never heard the second song before, great music 🎸🎶😁,
Another group I've never heard of before Tool, Love this guys voice🎤, music is amazing, 🎶 ✌will have to check more of their music.
Never knew Heart did this version, I adore this song and lead singer has a brilliant voice, great version.🙌🎶🎤.
Thanks for sharing this with us all. I love how you are both SO enthusiastic about music, you are both lovely guys and love to see you celebrate, and also I know it's none of my business, but PLEASE , PLEASE,
PLEASE take care of yourselves, worry about your health, go easy on the booze dudes, ( it's ok you look like similar ages to my kids and so my mothering instincts just kicked in). ✌🙌🎶🎸🎤😄.
Also have you heard "Black Betty" by Ram Jam.
The greatest live led zepplin tribute song ever....ever. Saw a specific Heart concert where they played 8 zepplin songs live. I felt like I just watched a Led Zepplin concert.
That must’ve been mind-blowing! Heart is fantastic, especially doing Zeppelin. They were nicknamed “Lil’ Zep” because they covered them so well.
Nice rocking out gents!!!!
And booze + George Thorogood = good times
You guys are awesome, cute, and talented! Total package baby.❤💯
@leeanna miller
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My favorite moment was when you reacted to Deep Purple's Child in Time. Right off turntable, with an unaltered live recording. Your reaction to Ian Gillan's howls was priceless.
Ian Gillan sang the part of Jesus on the 'Jesus Christ Superstar' studio sound track. He was better, imho, than Ted Neely.
The times that I went to see George were DRUNK FESTS!! Lol!!!
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O baby! George Thorogood has the nastiest, cleanest guitar sound!!! God I love it
Anyone that can listen to that led zepplin trubute without getting goose bumps something is not plugged in . They nailed that it was magic on that stage .