Thanks for answering my question! A really great change of pace and hopefully it'll become its own side series as you grow and garner more curiosity around your background and yourselves as people. It's nice to hear that your experience with RUclips users has been largely positive too especially considering you're not doing anything to justify that negative response. I've always seen this channel as a journey as we're witnessing two people exchange their music with each other every week or so, and as time goes on we figure out what you appreciate and what you don't like. I almost want to emphasize that second part, as a lot of people don't like to share that they don't like a certain song to stay onside with the viewers I believe and although I don't think either of you have had inherently negative responses as such, you're honest in expressing your feelings on first listen which is a huge part of why I personally love this channel.
Thanks guys for a great episode. Thanks also for answering my questions. In honour of your efforts, I am going to have to get me a serve of country fried steak. I've never heard of it before, but it sounds intriguing (and delicious).
Btw it's such a relief to see a reaction channel where the one reacting is not just praising the songs. I don't even get how that would be interesting to watch. Keep on doing it the way you're doing it, 'cause it feels honest and sincere! So thank you for being honest and sincere rather than crowdpleasers!
Thank you for answering my question about Kurt, I was 23 when he died and it had a major impact on me. I also love You Know You’re Right and other lesser known songs, such as Oh, the Guilt and Sappy. It would have been fascinating to see where he went next musically, a collaboration with Michael Stipe maybe because he definitely wanted to break up the band. Returning to the channel, Everything In Its Right Place has to be done at some point so is a obvious recommendation for a future show.
Love the channel and appreciate the genuine reactions! Also, cracking up at the Hanson comment 😂 low and behold, they performed a badass cover of Optimistic. You should check it out!
Its funny you mention you liked the big lebowski because thats where i got my profile picture from haha Thanks for answering my question also! The Smile doesnt always do big venues but I think too many people "caught on" to the fact that its basically radiohead so they do seem to have rather large crowds.
That was fun, thanks for answering my questions! I did notice that Jakob didn't turn into his usual blur at the end of this video 😂 Not too bothered which Radiohead tracks you cover, it's always interesting to hear what you both have to say.
The Wall was my first experience with Pink Floyd too! I was 15 and actually saw the movie on TV one night, just because there wasn't anything else to watch basically. I just came on and I wasn't very engaged by it at first but slowly I was drawn into it and by the song Mother I was totally hooked and it by the end of it I just knew that my perception of music and art had changed. And then I listened to the album for months after that, just diving into it and slowly started to discover their other stuff. The Wall or DSOTM would be my favorite album today. Favorite song is probably Shine On You Crazy Diamond, but I also love Hey You, Comfortably Numb and One of My Turns.
Scott: do you realize how much you sound like Sol Rosenberg? Rough voice, mentioning bifocals and damaged hearing, enjoying sitting down at concerts. I rest my case.
Great to know you guys a bit more... Keep the good stuff going!
Thanks for answering my questions. Really enjoyed this video!
Thanks for answering my question! A really great change of pace and hopefully it'll become its own side series as you grow and garner more curiosity around your background and yourselves as people. It's nice to hear that your experience with RUclips users has been largely positive too especially considering you're not doing anything to justify that negative response. I've always seen this channel as a journey as we're witnessing two people exchange their music with each other every week or so, and as time goes on we figure out what you appreciate and what you don't like. I almost want to emphasize that second part, as a lot of people don't like to share that they don't like a certain song to stay onside with the viewers I believe and although I don't think either of you have had inherently negative responses as such, you're honest in expressing your feelings on first listen which is a huge part of why I personally love this channel.
Thanks guys for a great episode. Thanks also for answering my questions. In honour of your efforts, I am going to have to get me a serve of country fried steak. I've never heard of it before, but it sounds intriguing (and delicious).
Btw it's such a relief to see a reaction channel where the one reacting is not just praising the songs. I don't even get how that would be interesting to watch. Keep on doing it the way you're doing it, 'cause it feels honest and sincere! So thank you for being honest and sincere rather than crowdpleasers!
Thank you for answering my question about Kurt, I was 23 when he died and it had a major impact on me. I also love You Know You’re Right and other lesser known songs, such as Oh, the Guilt and Sappy. It would have been fascinating to see where he went next musically, a collaboration with Michael Stipe maybe because he definitely wanted to break up the band. Returning to the channel, Everything In Its Right Place has to be done at some point so is a obvious recommendation for a future show.
Love the channel and appreciate the genuine reactions!
Also, cracking up at the Hanson comment 😂 low and behold, they performed a badass cover of Optimistic. You should check it out!
Its funny you mention you liked the big lebowski because thats where i got my profile picture from haha
Thanks for answering my question also! The Smile doesnt always do big venues but I think too many people "caught on" to the fact that its basically radiohead so they do seem to have rather large crowds.
That was fun, thanks for answering my questions! I did notice that Jakob didn't turn into his usual blur at the end of this video 😂
Not too bothered which Radiohead tracks you cover, it's always interesting to hear what you both have to say.
The Wall was my first experience with Pink Floyd too! I was 15 and actually saw the movie on TV one night, just because there wasn't anything else to watch basically. I just came on and I wasn't very engaged by it at first but slowly I was drawn into it and by the song Mother I was totally hooked and it by the end of it I just knew that my perception of music and art had changed. And then I listened to the album for months after that, just diving into it and slowly started to discover their other stuff. The Wall or DSOTM would be my favorite album today. Favorite song is probably Shine On You Crazy Diamond, but I also love Hey You, Comfortably Numb and One of My Turns.
100% agree with the sentiment of the last question.
Thanks guys! Have you ever been to Southern Utah (St. George)?
Scott: do you realize how much you sound like Sol Rosenberg? Rough voice, mentioning bifocals and damaged hearing, enjoying sitting down at concerts. I rest my case.