Geoff Castellucci REACTION #13: "Man of Constant Sorrow" | Singer-Songwriter Reacts
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As others have mentioned, the track he was walking down was in a different location from where the old locomotive was (and both were far away from where the 'leaning on the fence' quartet was filmed). Funny story about that locomotive: In the 'Behind the Scenes' video we got, Geoff said that although there are of course trains still running in Florida, a lot of lines were abandoned and the tracks torn up and those former tracks have been repurposed into walking/nature trails. Where that locomotive was, however, someone either didn't 'get the memo' or just wasn't thinking straight. They seemed to have forgotten that they needed to get the locomotive moved before they tore the tracks away in front and behind of the locomotive. So it's just sitting there, sitting on a tiny piece of track not connected to anything, and is slowly decaying away since there's no way to get it out of there now. Bunch of old buildings around it also, I'm sure they include what was the station/depot and some additional railroad buildings.
Great reaction,. Others have answered about the shooting location and Layne wanting to film on live tracks. As for the guitar Geoff has a short on his channel where he talks about the recording plug in he used to “play guitar” using a keyboard🎹
Your reaction was really good and enjoyable. Deserves more views! 🙌🏻
I always enjoy your videos. Geoff is so good at what he does, with creative arrangements that have continued to improve as time passes. Can't wait for your reaction to Home Free's version -- will be on the lookout for its release.
Normally not crazy for this song but he does well with it, alot more soul. Appreciate your work sir
5 Geoffs, but who's counting, right?
They all sound amazing!
Avi does this song solo with acoustic guitar at A capella Acadamyl in super deep bass and some of the highest notes ive ever heard him sing. Hallelujah with choir first then this song. Think youd enjoy.
This was shot in the same farm as Daddy Sang Bass and Geoffs Country Roads. I believe I already said that at your Trapped and Panic reaction. Same fence as in Country Road, but facing the other direction. The rail and train another place though.
Groff added a bridge, just as he did to Golden Hour.
He's said he can't really play guitar but he has had some trying. People have pointed out that he is doing fingersettings for real chords in the video.
I believe you missed out on his last warning, people being soft and squishy compared to trains.
Always enjoy your reactionse", Cole. Funny, though that you stopped to talk about the similarities to Home Free during original bridge that he wrote. ;)
That section was wonderful. I have never particularly liked the song, but Geoff made it hopeful. The back of the picture had a "See You On the Golden Shore inscribed on the back. And, oh, my heart, the bouquet of baby's breath that he carried throughout. That was the sweetest, most wistful, hopeful thing I've seen. And the major chord at the end.... top of the line!!
you missed him saying that trains are hard and we are soft and squishy! It was synthisesd instruments he has an instagram about that. Layne was helping him with this but he wanted Geoff to film on live tracks! I don’t mind that you compare this to homefree their version is also awesome! Hope you feel better soon ❤🏴
The look Geoff shot him when Layne was like “you’ll be fine” about a track that had a train speeding down it every ten mins…. I have a feeling Geoff went home that day and took Layne out of the will. 😂
As often as you need to stop the video, i was surprised and disappointed that you talked over the bridge Geoff wrote rather than acknowledging it or listening to it.
Hope you feel better soon.