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Classical Composer Reaction/Analysis of Bad Company (Bad Company & Five Finger Death Punch) | Ep 516
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- Опубликовано: 15 авг 2024
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In this #metalmonday edition of #thedailydoug, I'm listening to the song Bad Company. First, we're going to the original version from Bad Company. Then, we're listening to the cover version by American heavy metal band Five Finger Death Punch. I very much enjoyed listening to and noting the similarities and differences between these two recordings. Come along for the ride!
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The entire first LP from Bad Co is classic
Yes it was. But I always felt Bad Company was a weaker version of Free. BC was slightly more pop oriented, but they were so much more successful than Free. I was there for their debut tour and it was awesome. Happy it worked out for them.
@@robertthurman9866They were complete ROCK AND ROLL, while Free was more blues rock.
Bad Co. was NOT Pop!
They did relatively simple songs with basic arrangements, but they knew what they did best, and stayed in between the lanes. Very pure British blues-influenced-rock. Very different from Led Zeppelin, which is probably why LZ wanted them on their own Swansong label.
This is the song that first got me interested in FFDP. They have done some other great covers: "blue on black" ( Kenny Wayne Shepard ) , "Gone away" ( Offspring ), " House of the rising sun" . They also have a lot of great original songs: "Wrong side of heaven", "Never enough", "Wash it all away", "the bleeding", "Jekyll and Hyde", "Got your six" and many more.
Blue on Black is an awesome cover! FFDP along with Brian May, Kenny Wayne Shepherd and Brantley Gilbert, done as a fund raiser for the Gary Sinise Foundation.
Don't forget their cover of LL Cool J's "Mama Said Knock You Out" featuring Tech N9ne!
Paul Rodgers and Simon Kirke were in a band called Free before they formed Band Co. You really must have a listen to Free, with Paul Kossoff on guitar, Andy Fraser on bass. Still one of my favourite albums to this day, "Fire and Water", includes their famous song, "All Right Now". Please check out the title track or Mr. Big, but there isn't a bad track on the album. You will not be disappointed!
And don't forget, Mick Ralphs came from, "Mott The Hoople", and Boz Burrel came from King Crimson.
Often wonder what Free might have become if Koss had kept his nose clean.
And they were so young!
They played at Camp Stryker in Iraq 2010. Sadly i was on Duty that night but could hear them playing so was just like being there. Great night
Bad Company guitarist Mick Ralphs was originally a founding member of Mott the Hoople. MTH was a rather schizophrenic band for their first four albums, alternating songs and vocals between Ralphs and Ian Hunter. When Bowie became involved for "All the Young Dudes," he encouraged Hunter to become the focal point/leader of the band. It was Ralphs' frustration over this that in part led to his leaving MTH to form Bad Co with Paul Rodgers. The other reason, which was well publicized at the time, was that Ralphs had written the song "Can't Get Enough" (which became Bad Co's first hit), but found that neither he nor Hunter had the range to sing it.
One of the very best voices in rock ‘n’ roll. I wore that album out in the 70s.
Bad company, by Bad Company, off the album Bad Company
Just like Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden and Motörhead etc. They've all done the "triple".
I bought Bad Company's Bad Company album when it came out. I like Five Finger Death Punch's version. My favorite song by Five Finger Death Punch is "Wrong Side Of Heaven." It has a really powerful video with the song.
Hi Doug!
Title tracks of eponymous albums... I'm familiar with 3... Black Sabbath, Bad Company and Iron Maiden... The B-52s self titled debut had a song called 52 Girls and Focus missed the boat by naming their album Focus Plays Focus (In and Out of Focus for international release) which opens and closes with Focus (instrumental) and Focus (vocal version) respectively... but that's neither here nor there.
Bad Company was what we call a Super Group with its line-up culled from previously successful bands... Paul Rodgers and Simon Kirke from Free, Mick Ralphs from Mott the Hoople and Boz Burrell from King Crimson. Their debut album was the first album released on Led Zeppelin's new Swan Song label.
Rock 'n' Roll Westerns are few and far between... some being Desperado by Alice Cooper, Doolin' Dalton and Desperado by The Eagles, Knockin' on Heaven's Door by Bob Dylan, Bad Company by Bad Company, I Feel like a Bullet (in the Gun of Robert Ford) by Elton John, Silver Dollar [a personal favorite] by April Wine, Blaze of Glory and Wanted: Dead or Alive by Bon Jovi and, of course, Rocky Raccoon by The Beatles!
And thus ends another episode of Trivial Trivia with Max :)
Cheers!
I'd add 'I Hung My Head' and 'Love Is Stronger than Justice' by Sting to your list. He's admitted to being a fan of westerns...as if those two songs weren't evidence enough.
@@benjaminshepard Cool. I'm not familiar with those. I'll be sure to check them out.
Thanks
IMO, Paul Rodgers is in the top 5 rock vocalists of all time.
I agree!
From the name to the generic sound I’m not a “Death Punch” fan.
But Bad Co with Rodgers soulful voice and Ralph’s on point guitar sound ( even in Mott), was simple, but irresistible!
Great song and a great cover…nice one! Couple of other famous ‘triple names’ - Black Sabbath album Black Sabbath song Black Sabbath, and Iron Maiden album Iron Maiden song Iron Maiden, Motorhead album Motorhead song Motorhead (although it did appear elsewhere)
I love Bad Company, not a huge 5FDP fan. Still, thanks for the reaction
FFDP is OK. I like their covers more than their original songs for the most part though.
Couple of good songs though.
@@sidneyvandykeii3169 yeah. I liked their first album fairly well, but after seeing them live I kinda stopped caring. It was a less a concert than an endless barrage of Ivan ranting about how metal they were while changing his t-shirt after every song... felt really fake, in other words.
I've seen 5FDP twice and both times before they played Bad Company they had all of us who were vets raise our hands and then told everyone else to shake our hands and thank us for what we've done. It's a pretty heavy moment. The song and video that will really get you is Wrong Side of Heaven. Makes me tear up every time I hear it.
Thank you for your service. Video for it nails me hard, every time. But, just hearing it sometimes gets me choked up as well.
Was going to recommend he check out Gone Away both from FFDP and Offspring. Same song but different message and different musically as well....
Bad Company was a western novel by Louis L'amour. Hence the lines "Rebel souls, deserters we are called. Chose a gun and threw away the swords" they were confederates soldiers who formed their own outlaw bad after the civil war ended.
Bad Company were a great follow up to the previous band Free.
This song is the reason I got into rock as a young lad.
Thank you, Doug.
Missed the live, but love Bad Company
For reference, the tabs that I'm finding are detuned in different ways. The original Bad Company version is E♭ drop D♭ (whole guitar tuned down a half step, then the lowest string tuned down a full step after that,) and the FFDP version is in B Standard (whole guitar tuned down three steps.)
Mostly Free were a bit more interesting and long lasting. Fire and Water worth a listen.
There was a movie made in 1972 named Bad Company. It was about outlaws in the west.
Audioslave and Sound Garden 👂maybe of Free “sky is burning.” Connection With Bad Company. Yes, great song, and a great group. Drop D? 👋death punch heard - “I Apologize” has a connection with me and my losses while walk in my addictions.
Another band to hear “ Shinedown “
Happy to see you next to your piano
One thing most reacts do not take into account, or don't really understand the time period, everything that was going on.. I will never forget...I guess I am wanting you to feel what I felt at that time and that is insane to ask, yet here we are! ZZ Top, Bad Co, SRV, these pretty much 3 piece bands, was simple and amazing ...I get a lil breeze of the past at times listening to this, same with so many other tunes from then...I am about to be 68 so this is fabric of my life !
Still love the original,good song choice Doug😁👍
my favorite one is "Far From Home"
I don't think Simon Kirke gets anywhere near the credit he deserves. Just a rock solid drummer.
Wasn't expecting this! Wow!
So over the years ive see 5FDP 5 times(ironically) ...twice as the headline act …I can say I saw “Bad Company” before the studio version came out … I loved the original and I love the cover … Ivan Moody was part of the local rock scene in Denver for a good while before making it in Vegas …and is a great vocal talent … as the band evolved from covers like this & “House of the Rising Sun” …songs like “The Bleeding” “The Pride” “Remember Everything” really established their sound … then as they became a headliner, songs like “Wrong Side of Heaven” and more recent songs “A Little Bit Off” and another outstanding set of covers “Gone Away” & “Blue on Black” became digital media performance staples … 5FDP is defiantly worth checking out for the story telling video presentations with meaningful / emotional lyric and vocals that brings songs to another level!!
A great presentation of both the original Bad Company version and the Five Finger Death Punch version, Doug. I think you should do more of these original/cover comparisons if you can.
You may also want to check out the Paul Rogers live in Glasgow DVD where he does a version of "Bad Company" that is just him and a piano. I also was lucky to hear Paul do the same solo live version as part of an interview with a local radio DJ. Haunting!
Beautiful song
Love these videos where you show an original song and a cover by another band!!!
A great song I would suggest is Godzilla, of coarse by Blue Oyster Cult but the cover by Fu Manchu is great!!!
Very meaty, love stoner rock
Love Bad Company.
A fantastic song, album and band who’s musical catalog has stood the test of time. Paul Rodgers and Simon Kirke original members still tour as Bad Company and sound great.
I enjoyed the Updated version by FFDP as well whom kept many components of the original yet made their version their own with a harder core sound. Nice reaction Doug…
Doug, firstly, thank you for your amazing content. Have you done a reaction to Angel of Salvation from the band Galneryus? If not, you're in for a treat! They're a superb Japanese neoclassical metal outfit I'm sure you'll love. Cheers!
this band encourages military (past and present). please check out "the pride", "Wash it all away" and "jecjyll and Hyde", they're awesome, Doug.have a toke and a drink!
I had this album on 8-track back in the seventies in high school.
Got interested on the band after hearing Free doing "Alright Now" in the late sixties.
Listened to his solo stuff and with the band "The Firm" and later when he toured with Queen in the early two thousands.
If you're going to dive more into Five Finger Death Punch, definitely recommend Wrong Side of Heaven or Far From Home , to start off with. 2 easy, melodic, and beautiful songs.
Paul Rodgers...the voice!
Ivan's voice is butter.
Other bands with a self titled song on a self titled album are Black Sabbath and Iron Maiden.
thank you, Doug for entertaining me!
I wonder how much these guys had been listening to Jethro Tull's 1971 Locomotive Breath. There's a riff that's almost an exact quote from it, and overall the song feels like begging for Ian Anderson to come in with his flute.
I had never heard the cover from FFDP. Brilliant! They really bring the song a very different feel. If you are into this great British blues rock stuff, check out the early Whitesnake albums. Songs like "Walkin' In The Shadow Of The Blues", "Ain't Gonna Cry No More", "Child Of Babylon", "Till The Day I Die" or "Trouble" are prime example of rock meets blues meets soul music.
Hey Doug, another great comparison of versions would be Mr Big by Free and then covered by Mr Big. Even if you don’t do this song you really need to get som Mr Big on the channel, awesome musicians.
Keep rockin’ 🤘
Doug, someday I hope you check out Testament - Return to Serenity. It's been over a year now. Think you'll enjoy it
I enjoyed this style of reaction to the original and cover …well approached and executed !
Five Finger DP takes all the soul and Mystique out of it.
All of FFDP's covers are really good.
seconded
I am impressed how good you predicted the percussion in ffdp's version 😄
Bit of trivia. Foe decades, this was the only song with the same name as the album and the band.
brilliant
After some thought, I only think Iron Maiden. Name of first album, a song on the album and band name. Love the channel, Doug!
I had never heard the original before .
There are live performances where Paul REALLY goes hard on the piano, & its MUCH MUCH better.
Put it on Monday before anyone else dies! I like how you think. Auto-tuned vocals SMH.
My fav 5FDP song is M.I.N.E. Great guitar solo in the middle!
I love seeing you compare original and covers. I have two suggestions in the same idea. "The Real Me" from the Who covered by WASP. And "Time" from Pink Floyd covered by Wrathchild America
Well I have heard more than 15.000 covers ffdp's bad company is on my top 50 list , it elevates the original song in a diffrent lvl.
FFDP Always supports the troops. Killer musicians, too.
Hoping you get to Metallicas cover of Astronomy one day after you did the originals!
Gotta give props to FFDP for doing a great cover of a great Bad Company song and for entertaining our troops.
I don't know if anyone else noticed this, but it sounded to me like during the remastering of the Bad Company recording they brought the instruments forward and faded his voice. Paul Rodgers voice is, to me, one of the best features of the group. I love this song but it didn't sound quite right.
You should do an analysis of Genesis’ Land of Confusion and contrast that with Disturbed’s version.
@14:00 I always thought he sounded like John Rambo on this part of the song.
Go and watch both First Blood and Rambo. Even the lyrics match what Rambo would say.
You should do a comparison of one you have already reacted to and the metal cover.
Holy Diver by Dio
And the cover by Killswitch Engage
Can you do a combo reaction of Phil Collins - In the air tonight vs Nonpoint - In the air tonight? That'll be a nice one i think. Keep up the good work Doug!
Fascinating episode, Doug; since you seem interested in metal covers, have you checked out Dream Theater's covers? There's quite a smorgasbord on the 'A Change of Seasons' EP.
Do more FFDP Battle born, coming down, and wash it all away, coming home.
You should really listen and watch FFDPs „Wrong Side of Heaven“, I‘m very interested in your thoughts on this topic. It‘s the only metal song that heavily tears me up EVERY TIME when watching the video.
The title and concept come from the Jeff Bridges movie "Bad Company."
Paul Rogers said in an interview that people thought that the band was named for the Jeff Bridges movie but in reality it was the book of morals that Doug mentioned in the beginning.
@@markm7247 I would buy that except for the western theme. Seems awfully coincidental.
Cover compare disturbed sound of silence vs Simon and Garfunkel… also zombie by cranberries and bad wolves
Never had the originality or soul of Free for me.
Paul Rodgers' backing band, but not much more. I listened to the first couple of albums a bit when they were released but my interest quickly waned. Saw them on the Desolation Angels tour, which may have been their fifth album (?), and it ranks as one of the most boring rock concerts I ever went to. Very pedestrian, by the numbers, unadventurous, uninspiring.
Militaristic content of the metal band's video cover version is nauseating.
Since you are doing comparisons. Please compare Holy Diver from Dio to Holy Diver from Killswitch Engage.
So the guitars are all tuned down 1/2 step on this?
Tool T-shirt ! very nicee :D
Very cool comparing a cover to the original. Five finger does other very good covers.
I love the Side by Side comparison.
This could be done with a few songs by Metallica.
Example: listen Blue Oyster Cult: Astronomy.
Then listen to the Metallica cover.
You should definetly do a nick drake listen...., the obvious is pink moon, but pick ANY nick drakes songs and you will be baffeled
Should do the song Land of Confusion...Genesis and Disturbed. It is SPOT-ON. OR the song Shout by Tears for Fears and the Disturbed version as well.
I don't like the FFDP version at all, but glad they appreciate the killer song from Bad Co.
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FFDP sound Nickelbackish (not a slag)
beautifull hairs
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ffdp version of this sucks
bad co. talks about the old wild west
ffdp turned it into some war bullshit