Giving Legolas the ring is a bad idea because the stronger the bearer of the ring the stronger the power boost/corruption. Hence why Gandalf and Galadriel where incredibly tempted.
@@OMartinez91 It's complex, it's one of those cursed magic items that worms its way into your heart and mind. It all depends on the person's heart, some might be stable enough to resist just seeing it, others might just see it and have to have it. That being said holding it is defiantly more dangerous.
OriginalPiMan Though, the three rings were not as corrupting as the others, because the elf Sauron enlisted to forge all the rings made the three in secret, and they were not touched by Sauron. That's why they can get away with wearing those all the time. I believe Gandalf even has one of them.
A rock superband: Them crooked vultures. John Paul Jones (former member of Led Zeppelin) on bass and keyboards, Dave Grohl (of Foo Fighters and formerly of Nirvana) on drums and backing vocals, and Josh Homme (of Queens of the Stone Age, Eagles of Death Metal and formerly of Kyuss) on guitar and vocals. The group also includes guitarist Alain Johannes during live performances.
The ring is as powerful as the person wearing it. That's why gandalf didn't take the ring from Frodo and why he couldn't just take an eagle to Mt Doom.
The Eagles also would have been fucking murdered by the fell beasts of the nazgul, which were much larger and scarier than the eagles. They could come in after because with sauron dead/dying the ringwraiths couldn't command the fell beasts
Toto is one of the best bands ever to have existed, 15 genre-spanning albums spread out evenly from 78 to 2015. Well worth diving deeper, also great live, especially Rosanna.
No they're not. Steve Lukahter plays on Beat it, but the session band was the one Quincy Jones used. Different bunch of guys. Jeff Porcaro wasn't on drums for example, the great JR Robinson was.
@@davidlean1060 yes they were though. Not sure where you got your info but Jeff Porcaro played on it, Steve Porcaro played on it, Steve Lukather and David Paich did as well. Of course saying "Michael Jackson's Thriller album is Toto" is a HUGE overstatement and they didn't play on every song but a few of the musicians played on about half the album Quincy liked Toto and used them a lot lol
@@andreww9726 Are you certain? I thought JR Robinson played on those early MJ records. I actually e mailed him once or twice back in the days of myspace. Pity, I could just e mail and ask if I still had a page.
I'm very appreciative of your dedication to sourcing everything. It's super respectful and super ethical and I think it makes a great example for other RUclipsrs.
I've been watching your channel for a while from my personal channel, but just wanted to say how much I love your content and how much effort y'all both put into it. Love from the States 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
Yet very few people have heard of Kevin Gilbert and one of the lead singer of Toto's favorite musicians of all time was Kevin Gilbert....... RIP Kevin Gilbert.
Thank FUCK this video was finally made. Been waiting ages for this one. Toto are easily one of my top bands, their entire discography is just fantastic.
Actually I first heard of them via their song “Hone of the Brave” and it’s still my favorite song of theirs and the one that I associate them with (this is coming from someone that loves “Africa”)
Went to see Toto live a few month back. Played a bunch of their big hits, some of their newer stuff. All excellent, crowd of old fans so great energy through the whole thing. They ask "Alright, who's ready for the next song?" *wooo, yeah!* "Who's ready for... THE song?" *yyyYYEEEEEEAH!* *ten minute extended version of Africa* Awesome, definitely gonna go again some day
Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones did the same thing when they formed Led Zeppelin. They played on all the UK Number 1's for a few years in the mid-to-late 60's.
Think I've realized why I love your videos so much. You present stuff with pretty much the same attention span I got so as soon as I'm about to tab to Reddit you switch topic. I swear, every time!
I know one member of Toto, Joseph Williams. I know that because he is the son of John Williams (the composer who did Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Jurassic Park, Harry Potter and more for those of you who somehow don't know him).
A man is walking down the street with a woman on his back. A man comes up to and asks "oi mate why do you have a women on your back" the man replies "we're going to a fancy dress party as a turtle" the another man says "alright, what's the women's name" the another man replies "Michelle"
A man goes to a costume party with a woman on his back. "What the hell are you supposed to be, then?" the host asks. "I'm a turtle," the man replies. "What a pile of shite!" the host replies. "How can you be a turtle when all you've got is that woman on your back?" "Oh her?" the man smiles. "That's just Michelle!"
Buckethead, who's completely and utterly insane and also a totally brilliant musician and basically a genius. RELEASED 306 STUDIO ALBUMS... And worked with basically the same number of people as any one of the members of Toto... I was waiting for that name to crop up on this video.
Super group: Temple of a Dog: The guys from Pearl Jam + the guys from Soundgarden making an album together. "I'm going hungry" was the hit. I think that there was an earlier band called "Temple of a Dog", so they decided to make a "hommage" type album.
Buckethead is an absolute prodigy, amazes me after decades he is still so underrated. He's just made the soundtrack to John Romero's new game that is a spiritual successor to doom.. all aboard the hype train!
My favorite song by a one-hit wonder that isn't "the hit" is probably, that I'm thinking of it, "Give Him A Flower" by The Crazy World of Arthur Brown. He almost ended up starting a band with Jimi Hendrix but the organist needed to be institutionalized for an extended schizophrenic attack because he already had issues but had a major breakdown when someone slipped LSD into his water. The only reason for Arthur Brown having a hit at all was because Jimi had told some stations to play some of his music. Arthur Brown was surprisingly influential and inspired people like Alice Cooper and Marilyn Manson. "Give him a Flower" is a song about taking the piss out of the whole flower power peace and love ideology without reasonable moderation.
A dream I had last night included listening to Hold the Line and I woke up singing it this morning and now there's a vid dedicated to Toto today - how weird is that.
'I don't know how but they found me' is my favourite super-group. The two members Dallon Weekes and Ryan Seaman used to be in the same band together, 'The Brobecks'. Dallon also played bass for 'Panic! at the disco' and Ryan also drummed for 'Falling in reverse'.
Karl Smallwood and Brad Rawlinson, Your videos have been a wealth of sanity and joy for me more often times than I can count. Whenever I see Karl's face I always think "Wow so that's what happens when Matt Smith's portrayal of the eleventh doctor looks like when it has a child with the concept of a shit eating grin." I mean that in a good way. When you speak Karl, I always feel like I'm being told a story by a really close friend in a homey pub and I cherish it. Also Brad, the way you place images around Karl in post production blows me away every time with how simultaneously you keep the green screen filled with humor and the original idea of video. Your ability to adapt to the ever changing story telling style AND keep asking the right questions to keep the story telling organic is just the bees knees. My days have been brighter with your videos as a part of them and I thank you both.
I get the idea is rain is this mid-twenties Native American who just really chill about everything even though they've been around since the colonial days
My personal favorite supergroup is Them Crooked Vultures. Jon Paul Lones, Dave Ghrol, and Josh Homme made an entire album out of jam sessions and it's wonderful.
Everybody is forgettin the most important fact about Toto. Toto was the definitive session group of the 80s, their members David Paich, Steve Porcaro, Steve Lukather and JEFF PORCARO, made the 80s music as we know today. Lukather and Porcaro played for a thousands of records, including Thriller, the most selled record of the world. Toto is so underrated, and the people always forget what Toto has done for music.
My great uncle was a member of a super group in the 60's called the move. later he went on to form elo with jeff lynne after the start up phase he left to form a new band wizard and they were well known in the 70's for the song 'I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day'
Toto (as a group) also did the score for the 1984 'Dune' movie. Which probably means the individual members have worked on other scores and soundtracks that had worldwide releases, so that boosts the likelihood that most of the world has heard a Toto-affiliated piece of music!!
My favourite band that is a supergroup is Bad Company, what makes them a supergroup is they're a combination of Free and Mott The Hoople. The member of Toto I can name is the guitarist Steve Lukather.
Steely Dan began in a similar manner, 2 dudes who wrote songs that were too complex for most other bands/artists, so they formed a band with well known session musicians. They are more well known for their albums rather than songs though.
Gandalf gave a Hobbit the ring because they're the least innately powerful sapient beings, and the ring amplifies the owner's power only by a certain amount. The stronger the holder is, the more powerful it makes them and the harder it is to resist. If Legolas got it.. well, yeah, he'd be batshit insanely overpowered. This is also the reason Gandalf himself doesn't take it :P
I seem to recall something about hobbits being inherently more resistant than others to how it goes about corrupting people, as well. Enough to matter, at least.
Transatlantic, prog rock royalty. The former drummer of Dream Theater, Mike Portnoy, the former singer/keyboardist of Spock's Beard, the bass player from Marillion, Pete Trewavas, and Roine Stolt from The Flower Kings and Kaipa. The Whirlwind is my all time favorite album of all time, topped Dark Side of the Moon. Also Asia, featured members of Yes, The Buggles and Emerson Lake and Palmer.
Fun story about Wheatus. I went to see Busted a couple of years ago and they were one of the supporting acts. The only song anyone in the audience knew was Teenage Dirtbag, but the entire audience sang the fuck out of the song with the band. At the end of the song, the lead singer seemed genuinely overwhelmed that the audience knew all the words and were loving it so much.
Buckethead is the face I wanted to see most on this channel for a while. Dont shoot the guy down for just being a world class "Shredder". Brian Carrol's a savant, and carries some of the most soulful music in the industry now. He just does it for himself. Plus, he's got a slight El Santo complex.
I love that you brought up the Fountains of Wayne song from Scary Movie. It's strangely too good for the movie, but can't be found outside the soundtrack CD.
Only seen the movies, but hobbits get the ring and not Legalos BECAUSE of how powerful he would be. The ring would corrupt and use him to get back to Sauron. That is how I understand it anyway. Absolutely love y'alls channel. Cheers!
Joseph Williams, the lead singer of Toto, was the singing voice for Simba in the Lion King. So 1) if you've seen it you've listen to Toto and 2) the dude that sings Africa sings as a lion in Africa
A number of record labels put their most successful musicians together to record albums. Two examples are; Nuclear Blast Allstars - The best lineup from the Nuclear Blast Label (Soilwork, In Flames, Arch Enemy, etc etc) and Roadrunner United - Same idea, but Roadrunner. (Slipknot, Korn, etc etc)
Avantaisa and Northern Kings. Both super bands. Northern Kings are 4 power metal singers from different bands. Avantaisa has band members ranging from Helloween, to Kiss.
My fav supergroups are Them Crooked Vultures; Josh Homme from Queens of the Stone Age, Dave Grohl from Foo Fighters, and John Paul Jones from Led Zeppelin. and Travelling Wilburys. Bob Dylan and George Harrison are probably the most notable in there but there are still huge names, too many to go one about
Black Country communion is one of the best super groups - Joe bonamassa, Glenn Hughes (deep purple bassist and singer) - Jason Bonham (yes, led zeppelins drummers son, who also plays drums) and the keyboard player from dream Theater
TOTO - When touring Japan for the first time, thought they were massive there when they arrived as their name was everywhere, big huge neon billboards with TOTO in massive letters... They later found out that TOTO was the biggest brand of toilets there. This came from their own mouths in an interview.
I must be the only person in the world who owns both Fountains of Wayne albums! I saw them play Redding in 2001! Check out 'sink to the bottom' or 'radiation vibe' from the first album as their best songs.
Giving Legolas the ring is a bad idea because the stronger the bearer of the ring the stronger the power boost/corruption. Hence why Gandalf and Galadriel where incredibly tempted.
Glorfand Came down here to look for this comment
@@OMartinez91 It's complex, it's one of those cursed magic items that worms its way into your heart and mind. It all depends on the person's heart, some might be stable enough to resist just seeing it, others might just see it and have to have it. That being said holding it is defiantly more dangerous.
OriginalPiMan Though, the three rings were not as corrupting as the others, because the elf Sauron enlisted to forge all the rings made the three in secret, and they were not touched by Sauron. That's why they can get away with wearing those all the time. I believe Gandalf even has one of them.
OriginalPiMan Oh yes, definitely. Ringwraiths and all. Men are too ambitious because of their short lifespans.
I love that I go to the comments to correct him on this and see this string. We are all huge nerds.
I live in Kenya and occasionally hear 'Africa' play on the radio.
lol ANd aslo, btw 'Toto' means 'child' in Swahili lol
@@badascan8910
lmao
@@badascan8910 Pussy in Spanish is Cono.
In Punjabi, is means dick.
Haiya!Kumbe I'm not the only Kenyan who watches these guys!Sijaipata mwengine kwa comments😂Sasa!😊
The greatest boy band of all time is The King Georges from Horrible Histories!
We were born to rule over you
I was the fat one
Just because oyr blood was blue
I was the mad one
@@adzinco6916 born to rule over you
We need a Buckethead Fact Fiend video.
i read on a website years ago that he got on a fist fight with Axl Rose and won.
Thats *LORD* buckethead you uncultured swine
@@CapnMoza No, Lord Buckethead is a figure in UK politics, and literally an entirely different person:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lord_Buckethead
HELL YEAH!
I love BH, his head must reek tho
Don't you just love those new green screen tattoos that magically change to what ever the background is.
The Travelling Wilburys
Jeff Lynne
Bob Dylan
Tom Petty
George Harrison
Roy Orbison
...nuff said
Thats a supergroup for sure!
Forgot Ringo... icing on the cake.
Super duper group
But what about the super group the band
Best supergroup ever
One of the greatest supergroups are The Travelling Wilburys. George Harrison, Bob Dylan, Jeff Lynne, Tom Petty and Roy Orbison.
What about the supergroup the band
A rock superband: Them crooked vultures.
John Paul Jones (former member of Led Zeppelin) on bass and keyboards, Dave Grohl (of Foo Fighters and formerly of Nirvana) on drums and backing vocals, and Josh Homme (of Queens of the Stone Age, Eagles of Death Metal and formerly of Kyuss) on guitar and vocals. The group also includes guitarist Alain Johannes during live performances.
BTW Grohl also played drums on Queen of the stone age album songs for the deaf.
Thank you, I was screaming at the screen because they didn't mention it. But then I calm the fuck down...
For that matter Queens is a Super group, in my opinion. Dead Weather also....
Buckethead mention in a fact fiend video about Toto. Hell yeah!
HELL YEAH
The ring is as powerful as the person wearing it. That's why gandalf didn't take the ring from Frodo and why he couldn't just take an eagle to Mt Doom.
The Eagles also would have been fucking murdered by the fell beasts of the nazgul, which were much larger and scarier than the eagles. They could come in after because with sauron dead/dying the ringwraiths couldn't command the fell beasts
Damn, Karl and Camera Karl are rocking it with these uploads
Camera Karl hahahaha
Karl and the cooler Karl
@@rouge5140 woooooooosh
@@rouge5140 r/woooooosh
Kamera Carl?
Toto is one of the best bands ever to have existed, 15 genre-spanning albums spread out evenly from 78 to 2015.
Well worth diving deeper, also great live, especially Rosanna.
Mentioning of Toto and Michael jackson and not mention that TOTO are the actual band on the album Thriller........
No they're not. Steve Lukahter plays on Beat it, but the session band was the one Quincy Jones used. Different bunch of guys. Jeff Porcaro wasn't on drums for example, the great JR Robinson was.
David Lean well Jeff did actually play drums on Beat It if I remember correctly
@@davidlean1060 yes they were though. Not sure where you got your info but Jeff Porcaro played on it, Steve Porcaro played on it, Steve Lukather and David Paich did as well. Of course saying "Michael Jackson's Thriller album is Toto" is a HUGE overstatement and they didn't play on every song but a few of the musicians played on about half the album
Quincy liked Toto and used them a lot lol
@@andreww9726 Are you certain? I thought JR Robinson played on those early MJ records. I actually e mailed him once or twice back in the days of myspace. Pity, I could just e mail and ask if I still had a page.
I'm very appreciative of your dedication to sourcing everything. It's super respectful and super ethical and I think it makes a great example for other RUclipsrs.
The traveling wilburys consisting of; George Harrison (a beatle), Bob Dylan, Roy Orbison, Jeff lyne (from ELO) and Tom petty
I've been watching your channel for a while from my personal channel, but just wanted to say how much I love your content and how much effort y'all both put into it. Love from the States 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
Yet very few people have heard of Kevin Gilbert and one of the lead singer of Toto's favorite musicians of all time was Kevin Gilbert....... RIP Kevin Gilbert.
Thank FUCK this video was finally made. Been waiting ages for this one. Toto are easily one of my top bands, their entire discography is just fantastic.
I bless the rain is down in Africa
Gonna take some time to do the things we never had
69 likes hell yeah
*I BLESS THE RAINS*
Jordan i bless the pain is in afganastan
I prefer the pitbull cover
The film score to the old Dune film is literally the best thing about it... and no wonder, Toto was behind that soundtrack!
Alan Parsons Project are where it's at! I only found out about them recently and feel like someone's been hiding them from me for all those years!
Were they the Get Shaky guys?
Actually I first heard of them via their song “Hone of the Brave” and it’s still my favorite song of theirs and the one that I associate them with (this is coming from someone that loves “Africa”)
Best supergroup: The 4 George’s from Horrible Histories
Went to see Toto live a few month back. Played a bunch of their big hits, some of their newer stuff. All excellent, crowd of old fans so great energy through the whole thing. They ask "Alright, who's ready for the next song?"
*wooo, yeah!*
"Who's ready for... THE song?"
*yyyYYEEEEEEAH!*
*ten minute extended version of Africa*
Awesome, definitely gonna go again some day
Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones did the same thing when they formed Led Zeppelin. They played on all the UK Number 1's for a few years in the mid-to-late 60's.
Legolas having the ring would be dangerous because the more powerful the person holding the ring the more corrupting it is and the more powerful it is
This channel deserves at least 10 mil subs....too good 👌👌👌👌👌
Charlie has actually rejoined busted. they released an album in 2016 and have another coming out next month.
Gareth Ellis it’s not that bad. Very different to what they used to make. But musically still quite good
Think I've realized why I love your videos so much. You present stuff with pretty much the same attention span I got so as soon as I'm about to tab to Reddit you switch topic. I swear, every time!
I know one member of Toto, Joseph Williams. I know that because he is the son of John Williams (the composer who did Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Jurassic Park, Harry Potter and more for those of you who somehow don't know him).
A man is walking down the street with a woman on his back. A man comes up to and asks "oi mate why do you have a women on your back" the man replies "we're going to a fancy dress party as a turtle" the another man says "alright, what's the women's name" the another man replies "Michelle"
Ha....ha....ha....
A man goes to a costume party with a woman on his back.
"What the hell are you supposed to be, then?" the host asks.
"I'm a turtle," the man replies.
"What a pile of shite!" the host replies. "How can you be a turtle when all you've got is that woman on your back?"
"Oh her?" the man smiles. "That's just Michelle!"
@@pizzas4breakfast *Slow claps*
I'm gonna hang myself
@@stapuft in case you're serious, Michelle=my shell
Buckethead, who's completely and utterly insane and also a totally brilliant musician and basically a genius. RELEASED 306 STUDIO ALBUMS... And worked with basically the same number of people as any one of the members of Toto... I was waiting for that name to crop up on this video.
I've never heard a single Toto song in my life. Never heard of them until y'all brought them up.
Super group: Temple of a Dog: The guys from Pearl Jam + the guys from Soundgarden making an album together. "I'm going hungry" was the hit. I think that there was an earlier band called "Temple of a Dog", so they decided to make a "hommage" type album.
Buckethead is an absolute prodigy, amazes me after decades he is still so underrated. He's just made the soundtrack to John Romero's new game that is a spiritual successor to doom.. all aboard the hype train!
My favorite song by a one-hit wonder that isn't "the hit" is probably, that I'm thinking of it, "Give Him A Flower" by The Crazy World of Arthur Brown. He almost ended up starting a band with Jimi Hendrix but the organist needed to be institutionalized for an extended schizophrenic attack because he already had issues but had a major breakdown when someone slipped LSD into his water. The only reason for Arthur Brown having a hit at all was because Jimi had told some stations to play some of his music. Arthur Brown was surprisingly influential and inspired people like Alice Cooper and Marilyn Manson.
"Give him a Flower" is a song about taking the piss out of the whole flower power peace and love ideology without reasonable moderation.
A dream I had last night included listening to Hold the Line and I woke up singing it this morning and now there's a vid dedicated to Toto today - how weird is that.
'I don't know how but they found me' is my favourite super-group. The two members Dallon Weekes and Ryan Seaman used to be in the same band together, 'The Brobecks'. Dallon also played bass for 'Panic! at the disco' and Ryan also drummed for 'Falling in reverse'.
Karl Smallwood and Brad Rawlinson,
Your videos have been a wealth of sanity and joy for me more often times than I can count. Whenever I see Karl's face I always think "Wow so that's what happens when Matt Smith's portrayal of the eleventh doctor looks like when it has a child with the concept of a shit eating grin."
I mean that in a good way.
When you speak Karl, I always feel like I'm being told a story by a really close friend in a homey pub and I cherish it.
Also Brad, the way you place images around Karl in post production blows me away every time with how simultaneously you keep the green screen filled with humor and the original idea of video. Your ability to adapt to the ever changing story telling style AND keep asking the right questions to keep the story telling organic is just the bees knees.
My days have been brighter with your videos as a part of them and I thank you both.
I watch this channel regularly, and listen to to Toto regularly, so to put doubts aside, I can name every member past and present.
it puts a smile on my face that the video titled Almost Everyone On Earth Has Heard One Of Toto's Songs ended with 360 arrow no scopes
i like The Highwaymen its a a supergroup of Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson and Kris Kristofferson
So watch your saying is TOTO is the Avengers of the music industry
Maybe rain is vampire
No, Rain is a half vampire.
I get the idea is rain is this mid-twenties Native American who just really chill about everything even though they've been around since the colonial days
Fountains Of Wayne is genuinely my favourite band and they have made so many great albums
I saw blink-182 live and Travis barker brought his son out for a solo and he killed it. Will never forget that show
Wasn't Cream a supergroup?
Octavio Cuesta Yeah they were
I would so much say they qualify!
Octavio Cuesta - And "Blind Faith?"
My personal favorite supergroup is Them Crooked Vultures. Jon Paul Lones, Dave Ghrol, and Josh Homme made an entire album out of jam sessions and it's wonderful.
I'm very satisfied that a video about TOTO tangents into a best of Legolas video!
Everybody is forgettin the most important fact about Toto.
Toto was the definitive session group of the 80s, their members David Paich, Steve Porcaro, Steve Lukather and JEFF PORCARO, made the 80s music as we know today.
Lukather and Porcaro played for a thousands of records, including Thriller, the most selled record of the world.
Toto is so underrated, and the people always forget what Toto has done for music.
The Eagles have a similar origin as Toto. Studio musicians who decided to make their own band.
My great uncle was a member of a super group in the 60's called the move. later he went on to form elo with jeff lynne after the start up phase he left to form a new band wizard and they were well known in the 70's for the song 'I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day'
Wanted to stop by and thank Brad for mentioning Too Cool For School, that song's awesome.
This came out at the right time, im going to see toto live tomorrow
The bit with +44 and Angels and Airwaves. Thank you, Karl
You two are actually amazing for doing this video on toto
Toto (as a group) also did the score for the 1984 'Dune' movie. Which probably means the individual members have worked on other scores and soundtracks that had worldwide releases, so that boosts the likelihood that most of the world has heard a Toto-affiliated piece of music!!
My favourite band that is a supergroup is Bad Company, what makes them a supergroup is they're a combination of Free and Mott The Hoople. The member of Toto I can name is the guitarist Steve Lukather.
Steely Dan began in a similar manner, 2 dudes who wrote songs that were too complex for most other bands/artists, so they formed a band with well known session musicians. They are more well known for their albums rather than songs though.
Yo Karl! Steve Lukather, the guitarist of TOTO provided guitar for the Dragonball Z Budokai games on PS2
One hit wonder ummm hold the line
Are you going to make a video on that Carrie Fisher article you did?
When you sat there waiting for the next fact fiend
Joseph Stanley Williams (lead singer of Toto), provided the singing voice for adult Simba in the original Lion king movie.
Don't forget Ringo and His All-Starr Band. Saw them live in 2013 and they were great.
I love that Bradley knows about Lights Out. That's a dope song.
Gandalf gave a Hobbit the ring because they're the least innately powerful sapient beings, and the ring amplifies the owner's power only by a certain amount. The stronger the holder is, the more powerful it makes them and the harder it is to resist. If Legolas got it.. well, yeah, he'd be batshit insanely overpowered. This is also the reason Gandalf himself doesn't take it :P
I seem to recall something about hobbits being inherently more resistant than others to how it goes about corrupting people, as well. Enough to matter, at least.
@@laurencefraser That I do not remember, but you may be right.
Africa is such a bop
Transatlantic, prog rock royalty. The former drummer of Dream Theater, Mike Portnoy, the former singer/keyboardist of Spock's Beard, the bass player from Marillion, Pete Trewavas, and Roine Stolt from The Flower Kings and Kaipa. The Whirlwind is my all time favorite album of all time, topped Dark Side of the Moon.
Also Asia, featured members of Yes, The Buggles and Emerson Lake and Palmer.
Fun story about Wheatus. I went to see Busted a couple of years ago and they were one of the supporting acts. The only song anyone in the audience knew was Teenage Dirtbag, but the entire audience sang the fuck out of the song with the band. At the end of the song, the lead singer seemed genuinely overwhelmed that the audience knew all the words and were loving it so much.
Africa is the greatest song ever composed
In similar fashion Jimmy Page was a session musician before joining the Yardbirds and then forming Led Zeppelin.
Buckethead is the face I wanted to see most on this channel for a while. Dont shoot the guy down for just being a world class "Shredder". Brian Carrol's a savant, and carries some of the most soulful music in the industry now. He just does it for himself. Plus, he's got a slight El Santo complex.
Toto wrote the entire soundtrack for the original Dune Movie and I love it.
steve lukather alone probably accounts for enough music to last a lifetime....
I thought about Carol Kaye on how she was on so many songs
A fountains of Wayne reference! 👍 RIP Adam
The first Toto song I've ever heard was Hold the Line, this was when I was younger, around 2004 or something.
I love that you brought up the Fountains of Wayne song from Scary Movie. It's strangely too good for the movie, but can't be found outside the soundtrack CD.
Only seen the movies, but hobbits get the ring and not Legalos BECAUSE of how powerful he would be.
The ring would corrupt and use him to get back to Sauron.
That is how I understand it anyway.
Absolutely love y'alls channel. Cheers!
man, that invisible ink on that tattoo is very effective.
I saw Wheatus in concert back when Teenage Dirtbag was big and they actually had a surprisingly good setlist.
Don’t forget the fact that Joseph Williams, lead singer of Toto, also did the singing for adult Simba in The Lion King. What a legend.
Karl and Brad are the goats of RUclips. They are my favorite
Or maybe more like a house cat, if you don't like goats.
If I remember correctly,The elf own the ring of there own. Also they are too powerful to wield the ring of power. It will corrupt them.
Joseph Williams, the lead singer of Toto, was the singing voice for Simba in the Lion King. So 1) if you've seen it you've listen to Toto and 2) the dude that sings Africa sings as a lion in Africa
A number of record labels put their most successful musicians together to record albums.
Two examples are;
Nuclear Blast Allstars - The best lineup from the Nuclear Blast Label (Soilwork, In Flames, Arch Enemy, etc etc)
and
Roadrunner United - Same idea, but Roadrunner. (Slipknot, Korn, etc etc)
If you actually listen to their discography, Toto is a damn good band. Steve Lukather is actually one of the best guitarist ever, a full on virtuoso.
the idea you're fans of mcbusted warms my heart
Avantaisa and Northern Kings. Both super bands. Northern Kings are 4 power metal singers from different bands. Avantaisa has band members ranging from Helloween, to Kiss.
The ring doesn’t go to Legolas because he’d be massively corrupted exactly like Sauron
All you need is a green can
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Fountains of Wayne have the greatest Christmas song no one has ever heard of, called I Want an Alien for Christmas
Back when I worked retail, that was the only good song I would hear all day long at work over the holidays.
That's them?! It played in my shop a few times this Christmas and I couldn't stop laughing at the lyrics
My fav supergroups are Them Crooked Vultures; Josh Homme from Queens of the Stone Age, Dave Grohl from Foo Fighters, and John Paul Jones from Led Zeppelin. and Travelling Wilburys. Bob Dylan and George Harrison are probably the most notable in there but there are still huge names, too many to go one about
We need a video explaining the weird world of Europop, That stuff was everywhere in the 2000s and I was freaking addicted it was amazing
The best supergroup: Me First and the Gimme Gimmes
Black Country communion is one of the best super groups - Joe bonamassa, Glenn Hughes (deep purple bassist and singer) - Jason Bonham (yes, led zeppelins drummers son, who also plays drums) and the keyboard player from dream Theater
TOTO - When touring Japan for the first time, thought they were massive there when they arrived as their name was everywhere, big huge neon billboards with TOTO in massive letters... They later found out that TOTO was the biggest brand of toilets there. This came from their own mouths in an interview.
My favorite supergroup: A Perfect Circle.
I must be the only person in the world who owns both Fountains of Wayne albums!
I saw them play Redding in 2001!
Check out 'sink to the bottom' or 'radiation vibe' from the first album as their best songs.