Drummer reacts to "In Dreams" by Roy Orbison
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- Опубликовано: 9 окт 2024
- Thank you to our alpha patron Cora for this fantastic selection... I was very happy to get back to Roy. He has such a wonderful voice. So much emotion and so much... pain? I don't know. But he takes you away to the world of dreams so easily. I get a little deep in this one, but you could have guessed that probably lol
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• Roy Orbison - In Dream...
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What a voice is right!
When the Traveling Wilburys formed, Jeff Lynne, George Harrison, Bob Dylan, and Tom Petty were always saying to each other all excitedly "We're playing with *Roy Orbison* 🤩!' like they couldn't believe it. 😂
Roy had no shortage of tragedy in his life. It just makes his sad songs even more sad, if possible. Keep up the great work Lee
I’m trying brother. Been a rough week but I’m used to it lol I appreciate that. Thank you for watching 🙏
Here in the UK if you ask most men over the age of 65 who their favourite musicians are, Orbison will consistently be on their lists, just as much as The Beatles! He was a really big deal in his day.
I can totally see why… what an absolutely magical voice he had. And he could write!
Women too 😍
I was a huge fan of Roy's in the 50s and 60s. I finally saw him perform twice in the 80s and he exceeded my hopes...by far. Roy changed the landscape of pop and rock by laying open his heart for all to see and hear. No tough guy BS. Loved your reaction.
A masterpiece. A symphony in under 3 minutes.
What a magical voice.
Roy had such a unique talent. May I suggest a watch of " A Black and White Night". A special where Mr. Orbison played a variety of his songs with an all star backing band that included Springsteen, Bonnie Raitt, kd lang, Jackson Browne, Tom Waits, Elvis Costello and more.
This song was in the movie Blue Velvet and it is always the first thing that pops in my head when I hear it. "Dream Baby", "Only The Lonely", "Crying" and "It's Over" are some of my other favorites of his. I also love the expansive vocal range of his great voice.
Dennis Hopper
Frank Booth
Hey neighbour, wanna go for a ride?
Before that film, this song had already been "tainted" by John Otway's punk version (admittedly it is funny, and better than you'd think)
The Big O. Such darkness in such beauty. Nobody ever came close.
NO AUTOTUNE!!!!!!! What a voice,nobody will ever approach him ever again.
Best male voice in Rock and Roll.
What an incredible voice he had
According to Roy Orbison, when he was first asked by Brian Epstein to tour England (1963) with the Beatles, he responded, “What’s a Beatle?” Orbison was fresh off hits like “Only the Lonely,” “Crying,” and “In Dreams,” and his popularity was rising fast in the U.K., but he wasn’t yet used to Mersey Beat bands with such goofy names. It was his first U.K. tour, and, as Orbison later recalled, he didn’t know what to expect. Orbison was the headliner but turned into Co-headliner due to Beatle's rise in fame. Orbison did 6 songs The Beatles did 7.
Gday Lee,my dad listened to Roy and so i grew up with this,i didn't realise what a great voice he had until i got into the music scene and heard singers talk about him in the 80s,and they were heavy rock singers.There's very few male singers who have the octave range of Roy.
Roy always bared his soul in every song he sang. And his wonderful voice pierces our souls at each listen. Thanks again Cora for enriching my day. Truly a song worthy of a replay, Lee. Blessings all.
Roy's early 60s career was magical but his comeback in the 80s was fantastic too. Songs such as "Wild Hearts Run Out of Time", "After the Love Has Gone", "I Drove All Night", "She's A Mystery To Me" and "A Love So Beautiful" would merit a reaction.
The ending of this is quite magical. This is the apex example of it's genre.
I would also mention the movie Blue Velvet. This song has a special meaning for me because of it.
I bought several 45s of his as,a 12 -14 yr old, so his singing was magic to me!! That wonderful voice! Great reaction!! I enjoyed your cooments!
I love most all of Roy's songs, but this has to be my favorite of all! He was absolutely incredible!
My favorite Roy song! A masterpiece!
Love that you played it twice. Great reaction Lee.
Roy had a beautiful, powerful voice ... so many good songs by Roy. Most of his songs were sad and had a crescendo that showed off his power and range. I've requested the song "Dream", so I know we'll be hearing more from Roy.
Willbury.
The structure of his songs are so strange and operatic.
Great Songwriter.
Phenomenal Singer.
I know you did the song “Crying” as the duet with KD Lang. He let her sing the high parts on that one. If you listen to the original, you’ll hear his sing high notes with power. It’s almost his calling card. “It’s Over” is another one that captures that sound.
This is played in a very pivotal scene in the David Lynch movie "Blue Velvet".
A salsa beat tear-jerker. DEFINITELY watch the "Black & White" concert!
"Blue Velvet", the movie, re-introduced this tune. It's a must see.
Solace…or a refuge…
A beautiful voice.
What a lovely song.
In the mid-1980s, Roy released an album of new recordings of his hits. His voice was, if anything, even better.
I'm here to watch it again/again. I'm glad you liked it/liked it. :)
Probably my favourite Roy Orbison song. And forever linked in my mind now to the surreal dream world of David Lynch through Blue Velvet
In an era when almost everyone else was writing songs that were verse-chorus-verse-chorus-bridge-verse-chorus (or something like that), Roy wrote songs like this, no verse or chorus, but one movement after another after another -- at least 5 or 6 distinct movements, never repeated, building toward the climax.
I remember buying his 1st Greatest Hits album in 1962 . I was 16.
The best voice of his generation for sure.
Elvis once said that Orbison was…. The king, with the most fabulous voice
Saw him in 82 when he just stood there and belted it felt like a power wave . It was thrilling
I used to listen to this on my transistor radio whilst doing my paper round in the 1960's.
It does. His songs and voice just sort of pull you into the moment. You can visualize or feel what the song is saying.
Lovely song, beautifully delivered
The best! This song was used in the movie Blue Velvet. One of the most alarming movies I've ever seen.
Love the double take.
See "Black and White Nights" live for a stronger smoother version.
You're welcome.
One of Roy's best great lyrics and amazing vocal, hope you check out It's Over. it's got to be of the best heartbreak songs ever.
If that´s not iconic I don´t know what is. The video "A Black and White Night" is something you just can´t miss, and yes, k. d. lang is in the band.
Other acts on the '63 UK theaters tour were Gary and the Pacemakers, Davis MacBeth, Louise Cordet, Tony Marsh, Terry Young Six, Erkey Grant, Ian Crawford. And except for Orbison and maybe the Pacemakers, if you're asking yourself who are all these other acts----exactly. The Beatles and Orbison had to take turns closing the first and second halves of the shows or otherwise the audience would just be waiting for Beatles and Orbison and the other acts didn't have a chance. It was a bit embarrassing said George. Paul wrote All My Loving on that tour and played it to Roy..
Roy Orbison was called the "Caruso" of rock - reference to the famous opera singer Enrique Caruso.
When I was a teen a had a dream that I was the president of the US. The dream was so real that for 20 seconds or so after I awoke I thought I was the president.
Dean Stockwell has a great performance doin' this song in the film Blue Velvet. In the mid 90's he would rent video tapes from me at The Wherehouse in Carmel.
OK now, Roy Orbison, either Crying, or Only the Lonely. Everybody plays his largest hit ever and rightly so, but it's Pretty Woman, which was used as a movie theme song, and over played everywhere
Sometimes there's no waking... iif he wants to show me his heart he stays with me.
No verses, no choruses, just one long run.... wow
Bono (U2) said he used to lie in the dark and listen to this song over and over and over again. He said that when he prepared to record "Mystery Girl" with Roy, he thought on the first take that Roy was just listening to the song and wasn't singing because he barely had his mouth open. And then they listened to the recording, and there was that magnificent voice.
Try singing this one in the shower. You'll start out sounding okay, same range as Roy. But then the second movement is higher and the third and ...
Dreaming….🎉
Other great dream songs: "Deep Purple" by Nino Tempo and April Stevens, "I Like Dreamin'" by Kenny Nolan, and "In My Dreams" by REO Speedwagon.
Yeah....there are dozens of song with this lyrical concept. It is basically a rock cliche, but almost always works
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My generation associates this song with David Lynch's movie Blue Velvet. Great song for an insane, brilliant movie.
This was in the David Lynch film Blue Velvet, Roy's comment was how could you put such a beautiful song in such an ugly movie. I like the song and the movie 😆
Used very effectively in that film, and brought some attention to his music when he had been out of the public eye for a while. Great song and movie.
@SpiderMcGee I'm 74 and was 13 when this song came out, I liked all his songs from the early 60's. He was like a bridge from the 50's to the 60's.
One of the best uses of a song in a movie. The surrealism of both matched perfectly. Roy ended up saying he loved its use in the movie.
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You haven’t done”pretty woman” yet? Mercy!
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Popera singer.