Yes, VoicePlay pays attention to every detail, the 80s vibe with both audio and video distortion. Like a well worn recording. Love your attention to detail as well, great reaction! Every member slays it in this, love the drums, I could listen to this all day!
I think that what surprises a lot of people is that they all have a good wide range across the octaves, so can full the harmonies in many ways. They did announce this is back to the 80s. So yes, a throwback. They go all the way with the details.
I liked how the beginning was like when your VHS tape was crappy for the first minute or two and eventually cleaned out, often after some big glitch in the tape, exactly like they did. Man, it brings back childhood memories.
@@candilunsford2878 Calling up radio stations, requesting to play your favorite song, so you can record them onto tape. My sister did that all the time until the DJ pretty much knew her, haha!
I am mesmerizeed by this one by our incredible VoicePlay. I loved your reaction, you made me aware of some things I glossed over the first 2 dozen times I listened to this. I considered putting you on the top of my VoicePlay/Geoff videos but finally opted to having your reaction as dessert. I feel like my chest is still vibrating after listening to this amazing video. I loved it being set in the 80s (great classic car), Layne's line, his stellar vocal percussion, Cesar's line about drowning and the look of disgust, also the sand/dust/slap, Eli has really become an outstanding tenor, J None's voice I think is the closest to Phil Collins and was used to great effect. And then there's Geoff just a gorgeous voice and he makes a fine bass guitar. Just tilt him back and he can deliver whatever you need. I also heard someone define him as a purring panther curled up inside a cello. Looking at your list of VoicePlay: try Tennessee Whiskey, It Ain't Me, Warriors, Dream On, Dragonborn Comes Skyrim, We're Good, Queen in 5 Min as well as Boy Bands in 5 Min, Man in the Mirror, Butter.
VoicePlay killing it again. The car belongs to Layne's dad, bought 1972. VP is always particular about details to get the right ambience. You really have a keen eye and ear for details yourself. Always a pleasure to watch your reactions.
I asked my husband, a car enthusiast, what the car was. He immediately said 3rd generation Pontiac Le Mans, 1971-72 (he couldn't figure out the precise year). Also, he noted that it's in GREAT condition. This would have been the model dads drove or teens got as their first car from a used lot back in the early 1980s, so while it's the wrong decade, it LOOKS right. So nice to see that it's a car that's part of the family.
Searching through all "my VP reactors" for a clean up I found your reaction: VERY good, you pointed out more details of filming, post production, added/altered sounds than other reactos. Thank you so much! Opened up & sharpened my ears (again)...🎉😂❤
Another fantastic cover by Voiceplay ❤ i was nervous about this one, but Layne killed it on the drum sounds and Eli just went wild with his amazing high notes 😂 Great reaction 😊
Funny how the 80s crackling and blurring retro image is still current in some satellite providers!! Voiceplay reminds us they are NOT Karaoke singers so expect a new interpretation. . They never fail to offer fresh amazing interps. Kudos
Until fairly recently (maybe fifteen years ago, give or take, certainly well after this song originally came out), virtually everything used a 4:3 aspect ratio. The major exceptions were movie theatres, and special devices (oscilloscopes, etc). VHS tapes pretty much always contained a cut of the film that was designed for 4:3, so they could be played on a normal television screen (which were nearly always CRTs back in the day when this song came out; projection TVs also existed but were a specialty item; portable computers still used small CRTs; even most pocket calculators weren't using LCDs yet, they still mostly used LED-based seven-segment displays). Later, when DVDs became a thing, they often had the 4:3 cut on one side of the disc and the original theatre cut on the other side, and so with the rise of affordable DVD players, interest in widescreen televisions grew. (Meanwhile, color LCDs had been developed for laptops and eventually became good enough to use for televisions and desktop computers as well.) The market for widescreen televisions drove enough demand for wide-format LCD panels, that eventually computer displays started using them too, even though a wider display makes a lot less sense there. And then smartphones became common and started being designed to rotate to either orientation, and now all bets are off, the aspect ratio can be anywhere from about 2:5 to about 5:2, which drives a certain class of web developers (namely, the ones who keep wanting to do design mockups in Photoshop) absolutely nuts.
They all have amazing ranges. Another J None high in Tennessee Whiskey, Cesar did high in Dream On, Eli has been known to cover Geoff bass when he is singing, Layne can also hit bass
The video's style is meant to suggest an old VHS tape, with sound and video drop-off, distortion, and pixilation. The car is a '72 Pontiac LeMans belonging to Layne's dad. Fun Fact: Many people believe "Oh Lord" is "Hold On" instead. In homage to this Mandela Effect, there is ONE "Hold On" in the cover, See if you can find that Easter Egg.
Phil is my favorite pop artist but VoicePlay kinda outdid him on this one. Never thought I'd say that. Man, this was awesome. Layne killed the arrangement on this, but from 10:04 to 11:00 on your analysis was just genius--from Cesar's clap to Geoff's "oh, Lord" in the basement.
If y'all want to hear another pretty cool cover version of this tune with a twist to it. Check out the Acapella group "Naturally 7" if you're not hip to them yet. They've been around for quite awhile but they definitely jam & have skills & talent no doubt. Their tune "Wall of Sound" is impressive too IMO. ++Peace Funk & Rock n' Roll 4 Your Souls My Friends++
I mentioned Layne 1 time...🤔 Your comment gives me the impression you perhaps didn't see my previous reactions to Voiceplay? Cause you'd know I mention Eli's high notes pretty often. And you also see my reaction, right? Cause I did notice his parts and I did react to them.
@@YBPlaysMusic thank you for another priceless reaction to Voice Play. I love how you mentioned every one of them at the time they sang their part. You point out so many other things that other reactors fail to mention. ❤️ Nobody rocks it better than Voice Play ❤️
It’s a good cover ….. but can’t begin to compare with the anger and frustration and hurt that Phil actually experienced and brings to the song when he performs it ….
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Yes, VoicePlay pays attention to every detail, the 80s vibe with both audio and video distortion. Like a well worn recording. Love your attention to detail as well, great reaction! Every member slays it in this, love the drums, I could listen to this all day!
Thank you for your reactions, it gives me a better understanding of what I'm listening to.
I think that what surprises a lot of people is that they all have a good wide range across the octaves, so can full the harmonies in many ways. They did announce this is back to the 80s. So yes, a throwback. They go all the way with the details.
It’s why pentatonic home free voctave voice play are all masters.
Layne just killed this one. So good. His arranging, beatboxing, drum solo... He just made sure everyone was spectacular
I liked how the beginning was like when your VHS tape was crappy for the first minute or two and eventually cleaned out, often after some big glitch in the tape, exactly like they did. Man, it brings back childhood memories.
Or recording songs on cassettes from your boom box. Man, takes me back to high school.
@@candilunsford2878 Calling up radio stations, requesting to play your favorite song, so you can record them onto tape. My sister did that all the time until the DJ pretty much knew her, haha!
This is the song I recommend for newbies to VoicePlay. It gives everyone a chance to flex while still showing off their skill as a group.
I am mesmerizeed by this one by our incredible VoicePlay. I loved your reaction, you made me aware of some things I glossed over the first 2 dozen times I listened to this. I considered putting you on the top of my VoicePlay/Geoff videos but finally opted to having your reaction as dessert. I feel like my chest is still vibrating after listening to this amazing video. I loved it being set in the 80s (great classic car), Layne's line, his stellar vocal percussion, Cesar's line about drowning and the look of disgust, also the sand/dust/slap, Eli has really become an outstanding tenor, J None's voice I think is the closest to Phil Collins and was used to great effect. And then there's Geoff just a gorgeous voice and he makes a fine bass guitar. Just tilt him back and he can deliver whatever you need. I also heard someone define him as a purring panther curled up inside a cello. Looking at your list of VoicePlay: try Tennessee Whiskey, It Ain't Me, Warriors, Dream On,
Dragonborn Comes Skyrim, We're Good, Queen in 5 Min as well as Boy Bands in 5 Min, Man in the Mirror, Butter.
JNone hit a D5 on that belt, which Eli followed up on the same note, and Cesar decided to match after.
VoicePlay killing it again.
The car belongs to Layne's dad, bought 1972. VP is always particular about details to get the right ambience.
You really have a keen eye and ear for details yourself. Always a pleasure to watch your reactions.
I asked my husband, a car enthusiast, what the car was. He immediately said 3rd generation Pontiac Le Mans, 1971-72 (he couldn't figure out the precise year). Also, he noted that it's in GREAT condition. This would have been the model dads drove or teens got as their first car from a used lot back in the early 1980s, so while it's the wrong decade, it LOOKS right. So nice to see that it's a car that's part of the family.
Searching through all "my VP reactors" for a clean up I found your reaction: VERY good, you pointed out more details of filming, post production, added/altered sounds than other reactos. Thank you so much! Opened up & sharpened my ears (again)...🎉😂❤
Don't miss Voiceplays newest cover CREEP by Radio Head. It's phenomenal!
Another fantastic cover by Voiceplay ❤ i was nervous about this one, but Layne killed it on the drum sounds and Eli just went wild with his amazing high notes 😂 Great reaction 😊
Every time I watch this it feels more and more 80s, and it's awesome. (4:3 was the old CRT TV standard before widescreens become the norm.)
Gives all kinds of Miami Vice vibes, love it! Great reaction!
This reminded me of watching satellite provider while a storm was in the area. Pixelation and distortion effects were great in this.
We need more 80s rock version of Geoff!!!!
Funny how the 80s crackling and blurring retro image is still current in some satellite providers!! Voiceplay reminds us they are NOT Karaoke singers so expect a new interpretation. . They never fail to offer fresh amazing interps. Kudos
Until fairly recently (maybe fifteen years ago, give or take, certainly well after this song originally came out), virtually everything used a 4:3 aspect ratio. The major exceptions were movie theatres, and special devices (oscilloscopes, etc). VHS tapes pretty much always contained a cut of the film that was designed for 4:3, so they could be played on a normal television screen (which were nearly always CRTs back in the day when this song came out; projection TVs also existed but were a specialty item; portable computers still used small CRTs; even most pocket calculators weren't using LCDs yet, they still mostly used LED-based seven-segment displays).
Later, when DVDs became a thing, they often had the 4:3 cut on one side of the disc and the original theatre cut on the other side, and so with the rise of affordable DVD players, interest in widescreen televisions grew. (Meanwhile, color LCDs had been developed for laptops and eventually became good enough to use for televisions and desktop computers as well.) The market for widescreen televisions drove enough demand for wide-format LCD panels, that eventually computer displays started using them too, even though a wider display makes a lot less sense there. And then smartphones became common and started being designed to rotate to either orientation, and now all bets are off, the aspect ratio can be anywhere from about 2:5 to about 5:2, which drives a certain class of web developers (namely, the ones who keep wanting to do design mockups in Photoshop) absolutely nuts.
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In their cover of Panic in the Disco, part 2.....J. None sings a high 'whistle' note.......very, very high.....check it out.......>^^
Miami VicePlay. The visuall and auditory background are an homage to Miami Vice.
They all have amazing ranges. Another J None high in Tennessee Whiskey, Cesar did high in Dream On, Eli has been known to cover Geoff bass when he is singing, Layne can also hit bass
The video's style is meant to suggest an old VHS tape, with sound and video drop-off, distortion, and pixilation. The car is a '72 Pontiac LeMans belonging to Layne's dad. Fun Fact: Many people believe "Oh Lord" is "Hold On" instead. In homage to this Mandela Effect, there is ONE "Hold On" in the cover, See if you can find that Easter Egg.
If you haven’t heard their version of Tennessee Whiskey, give it a listen. You’ll hear J’s very impressive upper range there. 😊
J None goes pretty high in "Friends On The Other Side."
Phil is my favorite pop artist but VoicePlay kinda outdid him on this one. Never thought I'd say that. Man, this was awesome. Layne killed the arrangement on this, but from 10:04 to 11:00 on your analysis was just genius--from Cesar's clap to Geoff's "oh, Lord" in the basement.
FIRST REACTION! lol
If y'all want to hear another pretty cool cover version of this tune with a twist to it. Check out the Acapella group "Naturally 7" if you're not hip to them yet. They've been around for quite awhile but they definitely jam & have skills & talent no doubt. Their tune "Wall of Sound" is impressive too IMO. ++Peace Funk & Rock n' Roll 4 Your Souls My Friends++
No! No remix of Phil
Why you not talking about Eli hight note ??? 🙄🙄
Too focus to Geoff and Layne 😕😕 😕😕
I mentioned Layne 1 time...🤔 Your comment gives me the impression you perhaps didn't see my previous reactions to Voiceplay? Cause you'd know I mention Eli's high notes pretty often. And you also see my reaction, right? Cause I did notice his parts and I did react to them.
@@YBPlaysMusic thank you for another priceless reaction to Voice Play. I love how you mentioned every one of them at the time they sang their part. You point out so many other things that other reactors fail to mention. ❤️ Nobody rocks it better than Voice Play ❤️
@@marshayoung9387 thx so much!! Appreciate the kind words!😊
It’s a good cover ….. but can’t begin to compare with the anger and frustration and hurt that Phil actually experienced and brings to the song when he performs it ….