1st TIME HEARING HALL & OATES 🎵 Daryl Hall & John Oates - "Maneater" Reaction
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One of the most successful songwriting pairs ever. Hit after hit
"Hall & Oates are the best-selling musical duo of all-time with a staggering number of monster hits..." copied from google! Says something I guess..!
Go figure hey . I think they are gay perhaps that’s an issue
@@asliketheson An issue for you perhaps... nobody else..!
You guys are on fire today!!!........"Rich Girl", "I can't go for that", and "Out of Touch" are worthy of a listen as well!!!!
What this guy said.
Yes# this !
"I Can't Go For That," then the other two.
I recommend that you have a listen to some of their early hits, like 'Sara Smile' and 'She's Gone' off their first album.
Sara Smile as well
B&L, Their "You Make My Dreams", "Sara Smile" and "Kiss On My List" are next for you!! Love Daryl's voice. Blue-eyed soul from Philly!!
and Private Eyes!!!
Especially Sarah Smile!
Just don’t call it “Blue-eyed Soul” in front Darryl Hall…he hates that term. 😂 To him, Soul music is soul music, it’s got nothing to do with eye color. (Personally, I can hear a difference and still call H&O music “Blue-eyed Soul”.)
Daryl's House
Hall &Oates has a huge rabbit hole of songs to dig around in. When I was in highschool in the early 80's they were a group you never admitted to your friends you like them yet everyone knew all the words to their songs.A young man's guilty pleasure
hahahaha Agree 💯 👍
I was in high school in the 80s and me and my friends had no problem jamming to Hall and Oates....yes, I am a dude from south Jersey
Dude that's so funny, I'ma old metal Head from Long Island,and being from the 70s, and 80s there was so much awesome music exploding back then.
🤣🤣🤣 so, so true!
Hall and Oats are the most successful duo in music history. They have a TON of great songs.
If I'm not mistaken the reason given for H&O is the fact that they have had the most number of chart singles over any other duo. Billboard always places singles as the most important statistic over any other including album sales.
@@utubnagain Grammy's are basically worthless. They award the person or group way more than they get it right. I mean they gave one to Steely Dan over Guns n Roses for best metal album. Just do a search on Grammy mistakes, it's mind blowing how bad it is.
@@utubnagain He shouldn’t give a eff about RRHF anyway
Simon and Garfunkel might disagree with your statement as would the Rightous Brothers
@James Buckingham none of those are duos, they were part of bands
Hall and Oats are one of the best groups to exemplify that classic 80's sound. I'd suggest checking out their song I Can't Go For That.
One on One is also another great Hall and Oates Song!
The "maneater" in the song is the city according to John Oates. He was inspired by the image of woman he'd seen walk into a bar he was in. But it is ultimately about how the fast pace and hectic grind can chew you up and spit you out. Good catch by Brad.
Hall said it was about NYC
This group is the most successful duo.
Massive hits, from Philly, Darryl's voice is what they labeled "blue-eyed soul" pretty much Pop.
Personal fav "Sara Smile"
"She's gone" and "Sara smiles" are a MUST
I second this.
I was just gonna type the same thing…..
add rich girl and this is the list they should actually react to, don’t listen to the other ones even if they have more likes. hall and oates are philly soul with some 80’s pop flavor, these are the popular ones you wanna listen to
@@spencerific93 I second your second
I also second this
Another song that has a similar smoothness with a groovy driven vibe is Joe Jackson - Steppin Out
Check out the web show “Live at Daryl’s House”. Daryl Hall has a recording studio at his property where he invites other artists over to eat and to sing both H&O and the guests songs. Good times and great music.
Elle King was so good on there. Daryl had fun with Exes and Ohs too
I loved that show and caught all the episodes on Palladium. Until MTV bought it and ruined it. That's where I heard Daryl say that Van Halen asked him to join and he declined.
This is quintessential 80's POP! Love this song - it's on my roadtrip playlist :)
"She's Gone" from their 1973 album is what kicked it off for them and it's still their best tune. ruclips.net/video/3Cos7id7HtE/видео.html
Local Philly boys, they met at Temple U. They called it "Blue Eyed Soul" at the time, but it's pop, bottom line. They were massive in the 80's. Saw them at one point and they put on a nice show. Cheers
Their earlier stuff is definitely soul, but you're right about this being closer to pop. I got to see them at the Tower Theater 9 years ago, and I picked up a shirt at the merch table. It had a giant cheesesteak on it. 😂
@@spencerific93 Lol, yeah, I'd agree that Sara Smile, etc is just straight soul; but it can still be soul, and be pop, as well IMO. Been to the Tower many times since we moved to the area a few years back. Nice venue, with a pretty storied rock history✌
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For sure, I can agree with that.
I love the Tower, man. Not that small a venue, but it feels very intimate in there. Makes for great concerts. My mom saw Genesis there back in the '70s, on the Selling England By The Pound tour. I can only imagine how wild that show must've been.
About time, they have so many great songs. Can’t wait for more Hall and Oats reactions.
Check out a music series on RUclips called live at Daryl’s house. It’s phenomenal. It’s Daryl hall with all different artists.
Gotta do “I can’t go for that” and “kiss is on my list”
My favorite Hall & Oates is their oldest, less pop sounding and more soulful. Try She's Gone, Sara Smile, or Rich Girl, all very popular and should get many views.
Yea,I was thinking this isn't the best song to introduce someone to H&O on.Nice song though.
This song brings to mind Amber Heard and how she tried to destroy Johnny Depp. The beast is really in her heart! Wicked Jezabel spirit.
I just drove to work for the night shift and a new song come on the radio just as I put it in park. Hall and Oats, “I Can’t Go for That.” Check it out please. I stayed in the car till it finished. Great song.
I saw Hall and Oats in concert at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles a few years ago. It was a magical night. Their music is called Blue-eyed Soul.
I was always hit and miss with Hall & Oates but there's no denying they were prolific.
John Oates holds a certain sentiment for committing to the 80s moustache and that he co-wrote the Aussie anthem "Electric Blue" by Icehouse.
Also in Australia 🇦🇺, Daryl Hall was a guest for a 1980s Sydney band named INXS in the song Original Sin. Nile Rodgers 🎸of Chic produced the song and the other songs from the album The Swing.
John Oates - "Well, it was about New York City, after the fact. I got the idea for the song because there was a woman who was very - she was beautiful but had a very foul, you know, vocabulary. It was the juxtaposition of this great beauty with this foul mouth that really kind of sparked an idea to me that she would chew you up and spit you out. But neither Daryl nor I wanted to write a song that was anti-women or negative toward women. So, what we did was we transpose that initial idea and use New York City in the ’80s as a metaphor. New York City became the maneater, the city that would chew you up and spit you out. And that is really what the song is truly about."
Interesting!
Hall 'n Oates were not an 80s band. They were successful in the 70s, and considered to be in the Philadelphia wing of the BLUE-EYED SOUL HALL OF FAME.
Only two of their 16 top ten US singles were in the 70s.
What’re you talking about? They ruled in the 1980’s.
Daryl Hall has a lot of very good videos that he still puts out that are called Daryl's House and he put together some of the greatest musicians that are still alive and they play some greatest Music ever, I love it!
If you listen carefully you can hear so many different layers in this song. Brilliant stuff
Check out Daryl's house. Freaking awesome. 75 years old and still looks and sounds great!!
Need to listen to Hall & Oates Sarah Smile. Oh so good!
Out of touch
Watching Lex get a bigger and bigger smile, and get more and more into it as the song went on was the highlight of my day :). I love seeing people discover awesome new things, be it music, movies, tv, whatever!
Went to a Hall and Oates show one time with a friend of mine who is a big metal head and he was totally blown away. He even bought a shirt afterwards. These guys are legends.
She’s gone is a must by these young lads….
This song was written to sound like it was about a woman but it was about NYC. John first wrote the music to sound more Reggae but Daryl thought of Motown for the beat. There is a mash up of this song and The Supremes' song: My World Is Empty Without You. You can definitely hear the comparison. You must do more of this duo because each song has a story behind it.
One of the greatest ever early 80s tunes, full stop, the end, finito!
Alright Hall and Oates it’s time to go down that rabbit hole. Daryl Hall has a great voice and John Oates vocals compliments well with Daryl’s. Once of the most successful duos in all of music.
I Can’t Go For That and Sara Smile are must reactions
H&O capitalized on the Music video in the early 80s. When MTV started (when the M stood for Music) they had limited stock on various concert videos and promo videos artists used to make for the overseas market (since many groups couldn’t make it to Australia for touring, videos were made for down under)
Music videos were frowned upon by many artists early on. In fact, MTV had to pay record labels to make videos in the beginning.
Hall and Oates was one of the few artists that saw the video market was a way to get their music out there if it wasn’t immediately picked up by radio. It didn’t hurt that Daryl Hall could sing and was seen as a heart throb.
It took a good three years for music videos to be seen as a must for when a group would put out a single. The the tables turned and MTV didn’t have to go begging for videos. Everyone was making them and everyone wanted their video on MTV.
Great history telling. I grew up in the age of MTV. So many groups I would have never known about but for MTV and VideoOne.
Everytime I'm depressed I just think "Oates" Lol. Knowing he's out there somewhere is priceless.
He’s doing some damn good blues now.
There was a lot of things happening back in the 80s. A new and fresh Queen's phase, Phil Collins getting a new style, Robert Palmer making an incredible posh sound, Robert Plant going alone with amazing sweet sound, Peter Gabriel hitting some pop albums, The Police with a more popular style, the New Wave Breaking the house... And Hall & Oates making a new style, driving through a whole sea of a new magnificent musical decade. Hit after hit after hit, their sound reminds me neon lights. So Beautiful, so bright, versatile and charming. The guys are legends. Period.
Yeeeaaahhhh! Brad's gotta good shirt, a damn good shirt!
one of the best sax solos ever.
Classic 80s sound but for me their best was earlier from the 70s. She's Gone Sara smile
I probably would have started with one of their 70s hits, when they were much more obviously R&B influenced, but this is still a good song.
The thing about good 80's music is you remember the time, where you were, who you were with, your friends, your neighbourhood, which girlfriend you had at the time and what you did for fun. The memories are still very vivid all these decades later. The reason 80's music is so great for good (and bad) memories is because this was the era when the array of different types of music was so vast and the sounds were so diverse that you could never hope to keep up with it all. Because many songs were so unique it was VERY easy to peg a certain song that was popular at that exact time to what happened around you at the time and it would stick. Thus being able to recall a certain distant memorable event to a particular song of that day....and yes, I had a girlfriend at the time that was a man eater, she was beautiful and desired by almost every guy around her but she choose me (when it suited her). Her name was Ashwyn and I remember her fondly, she could never be tamed, she was a free spirit and you never knew where you really stood with her. Frustrated me at the time but all these years later I accepted who she was back then. When I hear this song my mind goes back to that period in time, her and the times we had.
The sound is a call back to the classic "Motown sound". Listen to the Supremes "Can't Hurry Love". Daryl Hall & John Oates had a big string of hits in the 80s.
Gun n Roses did not typify the 80s sound - bands back then were unique, innovative, rebellious, independent and there were tons of them
Exactly, the 80's were at least in three sections, early, mid, and late with their own unique flavor...but that's simplifying as well. Others who do reaction videos I've watched make this same assumption; that all the 80's had the same sound/vibe.
I think as they’re exposed to more music they’ll come to realize GNR wasn’t the personification of 80’s music. I’m 55 and my older brothers introduced me to bands from the 50’s and 60’s and for a long time I thought Jerry Lee Lewis and Ricky Nelson were all that existed. I think it’s great they’re open minded enough to give so much older music a chance.
If you do cover Sara Smile may I suggest the one done from Daryl's House with Mr William Robinson Jr....adds a little bit of extra soul
Definitely need to check out Live From Daryl's House. Tons of famous artists performed there in like a small bar like setting. Modern artists like Cee Lo Green, to ZZ Top, to the O'Jays, and more. Maybe a different type of react stream you could put on the board.
I freaking love Hall and Oates, so many great songs! That being said, this one is fun but not my fave, you should try She's Gone or Sara Smile or Out of Touch or even their cover of You've Lost That Loving Feeling, they do a good job on that one!
You should check out Live from Daryl’s House. Daryl Hall gets together with musicians -old and new- and performs songs (both old and new) live in his ‘house" with Daryl’s ‘house band’. He still has a great, powerful voice and works so well with other artists. It’s really cool. Here’s a link to his jam with Cee-Lo on a Hall and Oates hit "I Can’t Go for That": ruclips.net/video/GoXxdObGKuI/видео.html This isn’t for a reaction, necessarily, just for you guys to check out.
I live for listening to you both describing what you're hearing.
It's so fascinating because , as a musician/producer myself, you both describe things in such a non technical and innocent way that actually offers a certain childlike/fresh perspective that I may have never considered before. Like Brad saying "it's fast", and Lex saying "but it's also chill", which is brilliant because it is literally both of those things. My brain just thinks "ok, I'm hearing a swing beat over some bluesy/Moody chord structure". Lol
Love it !!!!!
I love your comment. Thank you for explaining the technicality of the song. A swing beat over blues chords. I have always wondered how these musicians compose and arrange the music. It's blended so well, I don't know what I'm listening to other than in some generic way. For me the best part of these different reaction videos is learning from the people who make comments. It's amazing. Thank you so much for offering your insight. And yes, you're right there is something to be said for getting a totally fresh perspective on something you thought you knew.
@@gems3604 Wow, lol, awesome comment. And yes I agree, I LOVE reading through comments as well, like you said, new perspectives on so much.
I especially love reading the comments of "non-musician" listeners. Because, even as a kid, for some reason, my brain just instinctually dissected music for some reason.
Growing up in my teens listening to this beautiful song in London...Such great memories!
I Can't Go For That by Hall&Oates is worth your time. There is a cover of this as well in the video featuring CeeLo Green live at Daryl's House. It is exceptional and worth watching as well. Cheers from Canada
My favorite song is "i can Go for that".
Do Empire Of The Sun songs "Ways To Go" "We Are The People" "Hi and Lo"
it's funny about how guys your age feel uncomfortable with fast tempo songs, which people our age are quite ok with. my theory is that you guys grew up with the majority of songs of relatively SLOW tempo (when you compare that with songs we grew up with). You're not used to fast tempo music, so it grates on you a bit.
More Hall & Oates please!!!! Rich girl, I can’t go for that, you make my dreams come true, she’s gone.
Good reactions. I have a lot of Hall&Oats in my library...great memories. They have a lot of chill music that can also be danced and sung to. 🎶👍🎶
There are maybe 10 songs among the thousands I've heard that I consider to border on perfect. Two of those songs are by Hall and Oates. I suspect you'll see those two songs mentioned a lot in the comments.
Grew up hearing all their hits on the radio thinking nothing of it, not really a pop radio hit guy. Almost 3 decades later I got a turntable, 3yrs ago(?), and my wife and I are looking at records and she finds their Big, Bam, Boom record, with Out Of Touch/Method Of Modern Love and I haven't been the same since. We now have like 1/2 their catalog. Like Ween each album has a different flavor to it like they are big fans of music in general and it shows in their music.
Maybe check out Daryl's House where Daryl Hall teams up with other famous musicians and rework(?) songs then perform them. I think lol
The song isn't actually about a woman, it's really about the music industry. Their other big hit song from this era "I can't go for that" is also about the music industry.
Daryl Hall has a show called Live At Daryls House or something like that, he has some amazing artists on that show and he still rocks at 70 something.
I swear Megadeth must have secretly been influenced by this song when they wrote "She Wolf". Lyrically, it's obviously similar, but there's even something about the overall melodic theme of the song, which I actually noticed before I noticed a lyrical similarity.
The "Maneater" he's talking about is New York City at night.
Now you have to react to the cover of that song by Miley Cyrus :D It's awesome!
Great Reaction, and a Great Group if you can call them that. Hauling Oats.
Hall and Oats are a staple in the eighties. You got to check them out some more to get your kicks and your licks cause they be dropping them bars in between them sax solo. Next do I can't go for that 👍
They plenty of hits over the years, Daryl grew up in Philly and sang in many soul type bands...
These two guys laid down some of the best tracks of the seventies and eighties. Try Sara Smiles next truly awesome song. Thanks Brad and Lex,
Brother Gary
I had forgotten about guitarist GE Smith and the bass player being with them. So many good years of this leading the SNL Band after this.
React to Nick Cave -In to my arms
Man I am realizing now that I took so much of this music for granted. There was sooooo much good music in the 80s. I loved it all and you really don't realize how good it all was until today when there is a musical drought sort of. Love Hall and Oates!
Sarah Smile HAS to be your next Hall & Oates reaction, followed by I Can't Go For That, Your Imagination, and pretty much everything else they ever released lol..
Need to react to private eyes and adult education by Hall and Oates
Gee no man ever met a girl like that, have we??? LMAO!! Nailed it.
A lot of variable to their style.. the "Blue Eye Soul" of many of their hits... seeing plenty of good choices below.. and "Daryl House" tv show has some great jam sessions..
Do Sara Smile.
Sara smile!
I remember these guys, they brought that 70's vibe right into the early 80's imagine a world without cellphones or internet.
We had only each other and music. Even rockers listened to these guys at the Christmas new years party's were fun friends family and community.
That's all we had and the world was a different time and planet. We had to do most things for ourselves and a day was 7am to 8pm then the adult time 7 to 11pm. What a time it was
George Costanza likes the title of this song because it contains two good words: "Ma" and "Neater." Ma--Neater. Maneater.
my favourite h&o songs. lyrics, beats, sax, production, arrangement... perfect pop song you won't find these days.
I saw them years ago! That guy doing the saxophone 🎷 did like both those parts (how it sounds like 2 saxophones, but it’s 1 person doing it). Amazing show!
They have so many great hits. For some real soul, you should listen to them do Sara Smile-Daryl Hall (the blond) is terrific!
Great songwriters! Philly boys too!
Daryl has a Show called Jamming at Daryl’s house, Kevin Bacon lives close and is a good musician. It’s a good show and I am sure I’ve got the name wrong someone will correct me. Hall and Oates broke up after many years not sure what happened. They had many popular songs I think you’ll cover more of their tunes .
Hall and Oats great band underrated song writers and musicians,they have a great library of music. And Darrel had a show called live at Daryls house where they had jam sessions with every kind of music. Never saw anyone react to those,some great content. Had Cee lo, smokey Robinson, the Ojays, Joe Walsh, I am Grace is awesome.
Hall and Oats so many hits Please please give Sara Smile a try
Brad Brad Brad how many times do I have to tell you not to pause it before the chorus 🤦♂️
This is a good intro to Hall and Oates . They have many more great songs
I've been eaten up a couple of times. It's not fun!!!
This song popped in my head earlier today at work and I thought to myself “I wonder if Brad and Lex have reacted to that yet”
Guess this answers that question. Lol
"Daryls House" ... U gotta do!!! He's one of the coolest old folks alive.
I was wondering if anyone else would mention Daryl's House, some great frickin music comes out of that!!!! Anyone from Cee-Lo to Joe Walsh.
Jimmy Wayne singing Sara smile, too.
@@ericpeterson1000 my fav. is "Sara Smile With Jimmie Wayne and Daryl"
@@offmymeds2994 just telling Eric the very same thing , he has done 100 or more songs so far none top that 1 for me...
This is such a great band!
1st vinyl album I bought with my own money as a kid H2O Hall and Oates
Hall and oates worm hole here we come! Lots of hits .
I like them now better than I used to. I never disliked them, I just like them better now.
Great song I remember this song when it came out on the radio in the 80's, brings back found memories
They were very 1980s.👍🏻📼
Yes u have to do more of their songs!!! They are are one of the most prolific artists making lots of hit songs!!!
Live at Daryls house!