Back in the day,, When you went to a carnival/fair/etc. It was a 100% guarantee that you would hear these 2 songs,, Sweet "Love Is Like Oxygen" & Foreigner "Hot Blooded"
Yes to 'Ballroom Blitz', it rocks with a swinging snare (love playing that beat) and is My fav of theirs. 'Ballroom Blitz' "reached number one in Canada, number two in the UK Singles Chart and the Australian Chart, and number five on the US"
Sweet were known for their heavy bass and drums, and their soaring harmonies. In 1974, 75, and 76, they were competing with/against Queen for chart success.
Listening to this song brings me back to Junior High (They weren't called Middle Schools back then) dances in the mid 70's hoping to dance with a girl. But we just went outside and got high instead. Great memories!
Crackerjack! Found a batch of the coveted pencils online quite a few years ago, probably from the closing down of the BBC's studio in London! Gave one to many people at Christmas and everyone was stunned but couldn't get the smile off their face!
Ballroom Blitz was a huge hit and a very campy, fun banger! Very Rocky Horror vibes on the vocals even though it predated that movie by a few years. DO IT!
Just realized when I commented on Sweet or the Sweet and when I was a teenager. One of the first pop songs I heard was from a german band called The Rattles and they had a huge hit in scandinavia called "the witch". Might be interesting for you, if you haven`t heard it.
Back at that time,, Most rock fans felt several Sweet songs were too kiddie-pop for them,, BUT,, They did like (tolerate) "Ballroom Blitz" & "Love Is Like Oxygen" (Original/Long Version)
This is the music my generation listen to on a Saturday night at the roller rink. It reminds me of -Drivers seat-sweat n tears -Hot child in the city Leo sayer -Fantasy-Aldo nova. -several tunes by the cars. -cheap trick This music is not only time stamped but also timeless. Great nostalgia!!!!
Big time at the roller rink! Old wooden floors from the 1950s. A night at the rink was something we got to do maybe 3-4 times each year and what a treat. But once I turned 16 someone built a more modern rink. I finally had a job and my friends and I skated every weekend looking for romance at the rink.
Wooohhhhooooooo - thank you so much. My all time favourite song. FYI the original Desolation Boulevard was a UK/Australia release and had a much grittier version of FOTR as it was originally an album track - not a single. The original DB had Man With The Golden Arm - the later USA release was more a compilation album to be more commercial. You have only just scratched the surface with Sweet.
Fox On The Run was first recorded in 1974 on the UK Desolation Blvd, then in 1975 as a single and the Desolation Blvd US version which was different from the original and more radio friendly.
Glam rock if it needs a genre. Yes, I’ve always thought it had the “I” wanna rock n roll all night” feel to that tone of voice. BALLROOM BLITZ for sure!!!!
Yes!! Please do Ballroom Blitz!! The song got a bit of revival when it appeared on the Wayne's World movie soundtrack, but sung by Tia Carrere. Sweet's original version is more guitar oriented.
Followed them right from the start, "Funny Funny," "Co Co," "Papa Joe," etc. I have seen Andy Scott's different versions of the band over the years, and he is still out there keeping the music alive to this day.
Great reaction. This lp was a breakout lp in America. Prior to this they were mostly known in Europe. Check out Sweet FA from this lp. Great rocker and great guitar. Underrated band on their influence and innovation. Recommend entire lp. Follow-up lp Give Us a Wink also great. Band fizzled in early 80s after tragic injury and health issues of lead singer.
This song was the first synthesizer I ever heard and I had to find out what that sound was. That opening sweep of the resonance filter was pure ear candy at that time. Now 50 years later, I have a wall of synths and I blame Sweet.
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There are two different versions of Fox on The Run. The version that you reacted to had more keyboards in the mix and was a hit in the states while the more guitar-oriented version was popular in the UK. Also, there were two different versions of the Desolation Boulevard album. The U.S. version was compiled from two Sweet albums in the UK--Fanny Adams and Desolation Boulevard (which had the guitar heavy version of Fox On The Run). As for Ballroom Blitz, it was also a hit for the band in the states. But before Ballroom Blitz and Fox On The Run were hits in the USA Sweet hit the top 40 with another track, Little Willy. You do need to check it out too. And I also recommend the track, Action, which was the single from the followup album to Desolation Boulevard. That album was called Give Us A Wink.
Desolation Boulevard is the third studio album by the British glam rock band Sweet, originally released in the United Kingdom in November 1974. Two noticeably different versions of the album were released: one by RCA Records in Europe, and another by Capitol Records in the United States, Canada and Japan. The RCA version contains the single "Turn It Down" and the original recording of "Fox on the Run." The Capitol version, released in the United States in July 1975, includes the band's 1973 hit single "The Ballroom Blitz" and the single version of "Fox on the Run." In the U.S., the album peaked at #25 on 25 October 1975.
Remember my parents buying this album for Christmas in 1974. just for the song The Sixteens as it was there first single from this album. Then Fox on the Run can't remember if Turn it Down was a single or a B side.
This was quality glam rock, bands with a strong teenage following, (but also broader than that - Love is Like Oxygen was an attempt to break away from that), aiming at the singles market, but with quality songs that have great nostalgic quality........but at the time if you were into Yes, Deep Purple and Zeppelin,,,,, this was a bit too much on the pop side.......but still could not resist dancing to it.
This is the single version, which is a completely reworked version of the one that was originally on the European release of the 1974 "Desolation Boulevard" album. The album version is harder, rougher and more funky inspired.
I have a soft spot for sweet when I left school way back in 1972 sweet was the first band that I listened to they were awsome amazing if you can check out block buster wig wam bam new York connection need a lot of loving there are so many too many to list here but sweet back in those days were glam rock but they shifted in to hard rock and they were so so good fox on the run is an absolute masterpiece R. I. P Brian Connolly mick tucker steve priest so sadly missed thank you guys
Andy Scott has said they recorded this Fon on the Run at Ian Gillans studio. also Scorpions recorded it in 75 in German using The Hunters as band name. "Fuchs geh' voran"
It was in the movie “Dazed and Confused” with Matthew McConnaughey from the 90’s. Stone classic, great soundtrack! Edit: the nanosecond I hit enter, y’all got it 😅
I see that Montreal licence plate in the back, where are you guys located ? I live in Montreal area, not downtown but a bit west of it. I always liked the drummer from this band, the drumming is great on that whole album !
Sweet have some great rocking pop songs, but check out the song Sweet F.A. off the same album, if you want to hear some of the early beginnings of thrash metal
They had four huge hits spread out over the years, all cool songs including this one, Love is Like Oxygen which you did, plus Little Willy and Ballroom Blitz
Woo! Love this one, danced to this at Friday night dances as a young teen so long ago! Hope to see Love Is Like Oxygen! Ballroom Blitz was just as popular as these two, please check it out!
There are 2 versions of Desolation Boulevard; the UK one was the 2nd of 2 LPs released in 1974, and included The Man with the Golden Arm, whereas the USA one was a compilation of both LPs plus singles. The version of Fox on the Run that you played was the single mix from 1975, which has extra synths compared to the original 74 LP version. PS You'll love The Ballroom Blitz!
‘Desolation Boulevard’ is my entire high school existence summed up in one album. I worshipped that disc. And Lex is not wrong in describing it as ‘punk-y’. This album was a departure from their earlier more ‘bubblegum’ sound (a music critic term, not theirs). There are several tracks that are more fast and furious like “Sweet F. A,” and “Set Me Free”. Do “Ballroom Blitz” next, but you really should get to every single track. There isn’t a single dud on the whole album.
The genre is Glam Rock. Try 'Action' next. They went heavier on the 'Give Us a Wink' album. They also had some B side recordings that were very influential to future Speed Metal bands. 'Set Me Free' and 'Sweet FA' are nothing like the A sides. Definitely worth a listen if you're digging deeper.
You guys should definitely try the original European album version; have always preferred that to this, the single version. I think this one was on the outro in Guardians 2. Ballroom Blitz is superb, but was not, again, originally on this album.
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Great band with lots of hits. I think this was probably their biggest hit in North America, but in their native UK it's 'Ballroom Blitz' that's their most popular, and a much better song I think. Please take a listen guys!
Wikipedia-Fox" being slang for an attractive woman, the lyrics are apparently about one of the band's groupies; Bomp! called the song "a definitive hard-rock bubblegum record" and "one of the last glitter classics
I would have liked to see you use one of the videos for this as you can see them perform and they're usually singing along to the studio version anyway. Also, I would be surprised if this was their most popular, as I think Ballroom Blitz was more widely played, at least back in the 1970s. Also Blockbuster, Action, No You Dont are really good. Sweet were a glam rock band and some metal bands were inspired by them.
Yes!!!! Glad you're getting into them. DEFINITELY check out Ballroom Blitz, there's also a great cover by Krokus. Little Willy was also a pretty popular tune. Enjoy!!
“LITTLE WILLY” or “BALLROOM BLITZ” is your next go-to banger. Both were big hits. Both are fantastic! ALSO: You all need to hit GUIDED BY VOICES some time… greatest indie rock band of all-time. Largest catalog. One of the all-time greatest song-writers in Robert Pollard. (“Lizard On The Red Brick Wall” or "Space Gun” would be a great intro to the band… but they literally have hundreds of good songs!) Cheers!
I’m pretty sure this song was in Dazed And Confused. That movie had an awesome soundtrack. You guys should definitely do Ballroom Blitz. That was also a big hit for the band.
@@kevie1166 heh... nope... Class of '76 (middle school),. Was supposed to graduate in '80, but they said if I wouldn't come to school they wouldn't let me 😛 😀
The verse and progression is somewhat similar to the Yardbirds’ “Shapes Of Things”. Not necessarily the chorus, but you can see simular traits amongst these two songs.
Back in the day,, When you went to a carnival/fair/etc. It was a 100% guarantee that you would hear these 2 songs,, Sweet "Love Is Like Oxygen" & Foreigner "Hot Blooded"
Everyone who grew in the 70s loved this song.
Yes to 'Ballroom Blitz', it rocks with a swinging snare (love playing that beat) and is My fav of theirs.
'Ballroom Blitz' "reached number one in Canada, number two in the UK Singles Chart and the Australian Chart, and number five on the US"
Criminally underrated. I'm not their biggest fan, but I've loved every song I've heard.
@@williamjones6031 That whole Desolation Boulevard album is a banger you should check it out
This and Ballroom Blitz are the first two Sweet songs I remember hearing in the early 70's. Action was the next track I remember.
"Ballroom Blitz" got out to the public via the movie "Wayne's World".
@@bobholtzmann I think you mean re-introduced in Wayne's World. Ballroom Blitz finished #17 on the Billboard Hot 100 for the year in 1975.
and Little Willy!
These guys were so much fun! Thanks for sharing more Sweet.
Gene Simmons said in an interview "without Sweet we wouldn't have existed".
The entire Desolation Boulevard album is a killer classic
The sixteens is another great track from this album
In case anyone don't know when I grew up in the early 70s.Fox was a good looking woman like Fox Lady
Calling someone a "Fox" or "Foxy" was used during that time to describe someone as beautiful, sexy, etc.
Haven't heard it used since the 70s✌️😎
Correct. Very popular lingo
Before Kiss, heavily influenced them and other bands. Ballroom Blitz is amazing.
Sweet were known for their heavy bass and drums, and their soaring harmonies. In 1974, 75, and 76, they were competing with/against Queen for chart success.
Listening to this song brings me back to Junior High (They weren't called Middle Schools back then) dances in the mid 70's hoping to dance with a girl. But we just went outside and got high instead. Great memories!
You have to watch Sweet play "Teenage Rampage"
On Crackerjack...Crackerjack!....
If you old enuff to remember !
Those were the days....
Crackerjack! Found a batch of the coveted pencils online quite a few years ago, probably from the closing down of the BBC's studio in London! Gave one to many people at Christmas and everyone was stunned but couldn't get the smile off their face!
Wow I remember these when they were fresh tunes god I feel old.
Ballroom Blitz was a huge hit and a very campy, fun banger! Very Rocky Horror vibes on the vocals even though it predated that movie by a few years. DO IT!
Just realized when I commented on Sweet or the Sweet and when I was a teenager. One of the first pop songs I heard was from a german band called The Rattles and they had a huge hit in scandinavia called "the witch". Might be interesting for you, if you haven`t heard it.
Back at that time,, Most rock fans felt several Sweet songs were too kiddie-pop for them,, BUT,, They did like (tolerate) "Ballroom Blitz" & "Love Is Like Oxygen" (Original/Long Version)
Sweet, my nemesis, they released "Little Willy" when I was 9. Was told to go home for years.
This is the music my generation listen to on a Saturday night at the roller rink.
It reminds me of
-Drivers seat-sweat n tears
-Hot child in the city Leo sayer
-Fantasy-Aldo nova.
-several tunes by the cars.
-cheap trick
This music is not only time stamped but also timeless.
Great nostalgia!!!!
Big time at the roller rink! Old wooden floors from the 1950s. A night at the rink was something we got to do maybe 3-4 times each year and what a treat. But once I turned 16 someone built a more modern rink. I finally had a job and my friends and I skated every weekend looking for romance at the rink.
Hot Child in the City was by Nick Gilder
@@paulvolk2111 glitch in my matrix. Thank you.
This band is still performing
Wooohhhhooooooo - thank you so much. My all time favourite song. FYI the original Desolation Boulevard was a UK/Australia release and had a much grittier version of FOTR as it was originally an album track - not a single. The original DB had Man With The Golden Arm - the later USA release was more a compilation album to be more commercial. You have only just scratched the surface with Sweet.
Fox On The Run was first recorded in 1974 on the UK Desolation Blvd, then in 1975 as a single and the Desolation Blvd US version which was different from the original and more radio friendly.
Ballroom Blitz is the one I still hear all the time. It is the must listen to song of theirs just for the fun.
Glam rock if it needs a genre. Yes, I’ve always thought it had the “I” wanna rock n roll all night” feel to that tone of voice. BALLROOM BLITZ for sure!!!!
Yes!! Please do Ballroom Blitz!! The song got a bit of revival when it appeared on the Wayne's World movie soundtrack, but sung by Tia Carrere. Sweet's original version is more guitar oriented.
Set me free is a really underrated song by sweet its a completely different vibe from their big hits
@@Aymungoos This album rocks, especially side 2. Each song has different vibe as well.
Followed them right from the start, "Funny Funny," "Co Co," "Papa Joe," etc. I have seen Andy Scott's different versions of the band over the years, and he is still out there keeping the music alive to this day.
Glam rock / Power pop of the highest order!
This was very popular on the radio, when I was growing up. ❤
Great song! Was big when I was in high school, thanks y’all!
Welcome to the great world of "Glam Rock" there are a lot of great Glam Rock bands out there for you to discover.
Thanks for this great reaction. Love this song. Love when it was used in a GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY movie (I think it was 2).
Great reaction. This lp was a breakout lp in America. Prior to this they were mostly known in Europe. Check out Sweet FA from this lp. Great rocker and great guitar. Underrated band on their influence and innovation. Recommend entire lp. Follow-up lp Give Us a Wink also great. Band fizzled in early 80s after tragic injury and health issues of lead singer.
This song was the first synthesizer I ever heard and I had to find out what that sound was. That opening sweep of the resonance filter was pure ear candy at that time. Now 50 years later, I have a wall of synths and I blame Sweet.
Sweet was big when I was a teenager. It started with bubble-gum pop songs. "Ballroom Blitz" is maybe their biggest hit. Still today it sounds great.
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Yes...please do the video of Ballroom Blitz !!
There are two different versions of Fox on The Run. The version that you reacted to had more keyboards in the mix and was a hit in the states while the more guitar-oriented version was popular in the UK. Also, there were two different versions of the Desolation Boulevard album. The U.S. version was compiled from two Sweet albums in the UK--Fanny Adams and Desolation Boulevard (which had the guitar heavy version of Fox On The Run).
As for Ballroom Blitz, it was also a hit for the band in the states. But before Ballroom Blitz and Fox On The Run were hits in the USA Sweet hit the top 40 with another track, Little Willy. You do need to check it out too. And I also recommend the track, Action, which was the single from the followup album to Desolation Boulevard. That album was called Give Us A Wink.
Give Us A Wink has three or four good tracks, Yesterday's Rain, Lady Starlight and Forth Of July come to mind.
@@kallsop2 I like White Mice and Cockroach too.
“Blockbuster “ is their best record IMO. It’s got a police siren intro and was a number one record in the UK
Desolation Boulevard is the third studio album by the British glam rock band Sweet, originally released in the United Kingdom in November 1974. Two noticeably different versions of the album were released: one by RCA Records in Europe, and another by Capitol Records in the United States, Canada and Japan.
The RCA version contains the single "Turn It Down" and the original recording of "Fox on the Run." The Capitol version, released in the United States in July 1975, includes the band's 1973 hit single "The Ballroom Blitz" and the single version of "Fox on the Run." In the U.S., the album peaked at #25 on 25 October 1975.
Want more Sweet reaction, ex. Teenage Rampage, Action.
Yes takes me back to the youth club disco here in the UK playing all the glam rock stuff
You must do Ballroom Blitz and Blockbuster they are classics
Remember my parents buying this album for Christmas in 1974. just for the song The Sixteens as it was there first single from this album. Then Fox on the Run can't remember if Turn it Down was a single or a B side.
This was quality glam rock, bands with a strong teenage following, (but also broader than that - Love is Like Oxygen was an attempt to break away from that), aiming at the singles market, but with quality songs that have great nostalgic quality........but at the time if you were into Yes, Deep Purple and Zeppelin,,,,, this was a bit too much on the pop side.......but still could not resist dancing to it.
I remember dancing to this in Junior High School dances. Pretty girls were foxes in those days.
So many hits from Sweet 💥
Ballroom blitz ...action...hellraiser...are sweet songs that are worth checking out ......def Leppard did a great cover of action...
This is the single version, which is a completely reworked version of the one that was originally on the European release of the 1974 "Desolation Boulevard" album. The album version is harder, rougher and more funky inspired.
Huge radio hit in Canada back then!!!
I have a soft spot for sweet when I left school way back in 1972 sweet was the first band that I listened to they were awsome amazing if you can check out block buster wig wam bam new York connection need a lot of loving there are so many too many to list here but sweet back in those days were glam rock but they shifted in to hard rock and they were so so good fox on the run is an absolute masterpiece R. I. P Brian Connolly mick tucker steve priest so sadly missed thank you guys
Andy Scott has said they recorded this Fon on the Run at Ian Gillans studio.
also Scorpions recorded it in 75 in German using The Hunters as band name. "Fuchs geh' voran"
It was in the movie “Dazed and Confused” with Matthew McConnaughey from the 90’s. Stone classic, great soundtrack! Edit: the nanosecond I hit enter, y’all got it 😅
I see that Montreal licence plate in the back, where are you guys located ? I live in Montreal area, not downtown but a bit west of it. I always liked the drummer from this band, the drumming is great on that whole album !
Sweet have some great rocking pop songs, but check out the song Sweet F.A. off the same album, if you want to hear some of the early beginnings of thrash metal
They had four huge hits spread out over the years, all cool songs including this one, Love is Like Oxygen which you did, plus Little Willy and Ballroom Blitz
I must've lucked out, I caught your reaction to Oxygen.
Love this track!
HI GUYS,GREAT 👍 REACTION LOVE THIS SONG MY FAV.
Woo! Love this one, danced to this at Friday night dances as a young teen so long ago! Hope to see Love Is Like Oxygen! Ballroom Blitz was just as popular as these two, please check it out!
Another 'sweet' tune! 🤣🤣
Remember this on the radio too just like 'Love is like Oxygen'.
IMHO Fox and Blitz were bubblegum . Songs like No You Don't, Sweet FA ,I Want To Be Committed were fire. Great albumn and reaction.
Ballroom Blitz was featured in Wayne’s World.
There are 2 versions of Desolation Boulevard; the UK one was the 2nd of 2 LPs released in 1974, and included The Man with the Golden Arm, whereas the USA one was a compilation of both LPs plus singles. The version of Fox on the Run that you played was the single mix from 1975, which has extra synths compared to the original 74 LP version. PS You'll love The Ballroom Blitz!
Loved this as a kid in the 70s
Set me free is one of my favorites a long with action and ballroom blitz
Ballroom Blitz - yes
this is prime glam rock.
Love is like Oxygen was Sweet stretching their musical talents, not typical for them.
I recall "The Six Teens" more than Action, but I enjoy Action.
Grew up with Sweet! Love the Queen like guitar solos and tone!
Same producer I do believe.
‘Desolation Boulevard’ is my entire high school existence summed up in one album. I worshipped that disc.
And Lex is not wrong in describing it as ‘punk-y’. This album was a departure from their earlier more ‘bubblegum’ sound (a music critic term, not theirs).
There are several tracks that are more fast and furious like “Sweet F. A,” and “Set Me Free”. Do “Ballroom Blitz” next, but you really should get to every single track. There isn’t a single dud on the whole album.
Just keep it Sweet ❤the best rock fuck on
The genre is Glam Rock. Try 'Action' next. They went heavier on the 'Give Us a Wink' album. They also had some B side recordings that were very influential to future Speed Metal bands. 'Set Me Free' and 'Sweet FA' are nothing like the A sides. Definitely worth a listen if you're digging deeper.
"Ballroom Blitz" of course and "Little Willy" and "Wigwam Bam" all would be good follow ups
Blockbuster was a number 1 in the uk
You guys should definitely try the original European album version; have always preferred that to this, the single version. I think this one was on the outro in Guardians 2. Ballroom Blitz is superb, but was not, again, originally on this album.
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I know you guys probably take any notice of me but listen to WINDY CITY, studio version, hard and heavy as hell 😁😁💪
Great band with lots of hits. I think this was probably their biggest hit in North America, but in their native UK it's 'Ballroom Blitz' that's their most popular, and a much better song I think. Please take a listen guys!
Stunning mrs mate
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a couple more nick n lex by sweet hell raiser action the sixteens little willy alexander graham bell magnificent band genius
Wikipedia-Fox" being slang for an attractive woman, the lyrics are apparently about one of the band's groupies; Bomp! called the song "a definitive hard-rock bubblegum record" and "one of the last glitter classics
Kind of like Foxy Lady by Hendrix
@@kenneth2875 what? Guys don’t call attractive women foxes anymore? I’m feeling very old.
Great reaction ❤️ I would consider Lex a Fox 🐱
I would have liked to see you use one of the videos for this as you can see them perform and they're usually singing along to the studio version anyway. Also, I would be surprised if this was their most popular, as I think Ballroom Blitz was more widely played, at least back in the 1970s. Also Blockbuster, Action, No You Dont are really good. Sweet were a glam rock band and some metal bands were inspired by them.
Yes!!!! Glad you're getting into them. DEFINITELY check out Ballroom Blitz, there's also a great cover by Krokus. Little Willy was also a pretty popular tune. Enjoy!!
It was definitely in Dazed and Confused
“LITTLE WILLY” or “BALLROOM BLITZ” is your next go-to banger. Both were big hits. Both are fantastic!
ALSO: You all need to hit GUIDED BY VOICES some time… greatest indie rock band of all-time. Largest catalog. One of the all-time greatest song-writers in Robert Pollard. (“Lizard On The Red Brick Wall” or "Space Gun” would be a great intro to the band… but they literally have hundreds of good songs!) Cheers!
I’m pretty sure this song was in Dazed And Confused. That movie had an awesome soundtrack. You guys should definitely do Ballroom Blitz. That was also a big hit for the band.
Definitely do ballroom blitz!!! And “little Willy”!
its glam rock
this was also in the movie soundtrack : ''Guardians of the galaxy'' , next time do this other one from them : '''Love is like oxygen''
9:40 yes!
O Trem Azul- Clube da Esquina 🇧🇷
Ahhh... memories of 7th grade 😀
@@grega8586 sounds like you graduated in 85 or 86. Just a guess.
@@kevie1166 heh... nope... Class of '76 (middle school),. Was supposed to graduate in '80, but they said if I wouldn't come to school they wouldn't let me 😛 😀
I didn't know this song, but Ballroom Blitz is in Wayne's World!
One of the sixteens is great.
The verse and progression is somewhat similar to the Yardbirds’ “Shapes Of Things”. Not necessarily the chorus, but you can see simular traits amongst these two songs.
Definitely Ballroom Blitz ,,,, it was covered in Wayne's World if you saw That
Lexi is a Fox 🦊! 😁👍