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Platinum Gangsta Rapper REACTS to The Eagles - Hotel California! This Song… @KrizzKalikoOfficial
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I don’t see it over there. Did I miss it? Cause if you haven’t you need to
Also while I got your attention
Did you Bob Dylan Rainy Day Women ?
And Billy Joel
My baby grand with Ray Charles?
And
Big Man on Mullberry Street?
Joel only did a few duets in his career
I am from the DVM east coast looking for lead guitarist, bassist, and drummer/ percussive if you know what DMV is reply please. Seven Bridges by the Eagle you want to talk about some awesome vocals by all
Please be careful. So many channels have been hit by copyright strikes for reacting to The Eagles.
As a 70's teen we had the best music ever.
The best in history and the best that will ever be 💯♥️
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I was born in the late-late 80's and i tend to agree.
'Hotel California' is one of the most debated songs, with everyone getting a different meaning from it. The one thing we all agree on is that it's a great song.
Every member of the Eagles was the lead singer, they all sang lead on one song or another.
California IS the hotel!!!🔥🤘🎶🎼🎵
Don Henley, Glenn Frey, Joe Walsh, Randy Meisner, Timothy B Schmidt, Don Felder, and even Vince Gill. There has NEVER been a band with that much skill and talent. Never. Their music will live on for millennia.
I saw these exact words carved into carbon dated petrified wood.... this checks out.
Don Felder and Joe Walsh played such beautiful chords throughout the entire song. Felder was the most underrated guitar player or all-time. He played with class.
I remember when I was learning the saxophone, triplet triplet triplet. Playing big band ,jazz ,easiest way to teach beats to kids. Doesn't have to be about addiction to kids. Music is basic!💙💙💙💙💙
Glen Frey was the one who had the idea for the man who drives through a “dark desert highway” and finds a strange hotel. He said he wanted it to feel like The Twilight Zone episode and aimed to create a track that felt like a scary movie. “We decided to create something strange, just to see if we could do it,” he said.
According to him, the point was to keep the song visual and packed with weird imagery, just for the sake of creating something strange. Well, he certainly hit the mark there.
One of the other most famous lines in the track, “They stab it with their steely knives, But they just can’t kill the beast,” is a response to Steely Dan, who had given the Eagles a shoutout in their song, Everything You Did.
Don Henley has said it’s mostly about the excesses of the music industry. But I think, when they wrote it, they wanted people to drawn their own conclusions. Be careful posting Eagles! They’re famous for copyright strikes 😢. Loved your reaction. 🌸💐✌️
I think the 100% block has changed recently. I’ve been seeing many reactions.
I've known this song (almost)my whole life....at 56 years old. My parents played it on three foot tall speakers....
It still gives me goosebumps.
Great memories
Me too!!! My dad with his Bose stereo!! 😂
I lived "Lucky Man" by Emerson Lake and Palmer too....
I still blast it on 3 foot tall speakers 😊.
This song was played at my ex's wake in 2006.... It was one of his favorite songs.... It used to hurt to hear it (he was 26 and died a very unexpected and tragic death) but now it comforts me to hear because it brings back the good memories and makes me feel like he's still with me in a way. 💙💙💙
Timothy B. Schmidt also sings lead. My favorite that he sings lead on is “I Can’t Tell You Why”, which he also wrote. Thanks for the great reaction. 👏👏🥰
I read somewhere once that the Eagles rule was, you write it, you sing it.
maybe my favorite Eagles song and I can't karaoke it ever!
This song ALWAYS makes me think of my mom, singing along to this song with her, my dad rolling his eyes. 😂 She and I even saw the Eagles live together about 12 years ago, she sprang for floor seats, it was awesome. I’ve lost them both in the last year, but every time I hear this song I smile. ❤ from Benton, Arkansas
U both need to check out all of their solo music as well! I consider The Eagles a super group because all of the members have amazing solo music!
Don Henley has some great solo stuff. I saw him in concert for his second solo album.
I think it’s one of the best guitar solos. It stands up there.
True but it’s a duo
Whether I was cleaning the house or doing yard work, I put on their album and had the music blasting!❤️ My husband would come in from work and be grinning.I think it put him in a good mood when he'd had a bad day.❤
This is my favorite song of ALL TIME! Was around in the 70's to hear it fresh & new. Was in highschool in the early 80's & decided then that if you put me in a room 24/7 with nothing but this song playing, I would NEVER get tired of it!
Don Henley who wrote the lyrics and sings this said it was about the journey from Innocence to Experience. They can all sing lead. A short lived band who put out some great songs. Be well all.
A short lived band!? They're still touring today with Glenn's son & Vince Gill filling out the band.
They also had a huge "comeback" album in the early 90s
Short lived? In what world????
@@nickhayes1626 Music is around forever, but they only lasted a few years as a band sadly.
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Man, how I hate that I never got out to hear the Eagles live back in the day. Another group that sounded just as good live as in the studio, and man, what an experience that audience had.
Back in day ...I saw them 2 years ago still amazing...r.i.p.glenn
They are still great live in concert today… But now they will cost you a fortune.
I can't believe that I saw them three times in the mid-late 70s.
Seeing them live was on my bucket list. I finally made it in 2001. So happy that I saw the real deal. They still tour but it's with Glenn's son & Vince Gill.
As much as I respect their talent, it just wouldn't be the same. 😢
Saw them last year and STILL amazing live
They have an acoustic version too, in their reunion album, Hell Freezes Over, 1994. It also topped the charts.
My favorite version ❤
Yep. Saw them for the 1st & only time in Summer, '94. Amazing concert & love that version, too.
@@rebeccacurtis6680 hi Rebecca, I unfortunately never saw them live because I live in Italy, I'm Italian, I can see only the video of the concerts, live 1977, 1994 MTV ....how was it being there??
@donatagenelli7814 Absolutely amazing concert & worth every penny. It was at Rice Stadium in Houston & the place was packed out. Melissa Etheridge opened for them.
I had a choice between seeing them or Jimmy Buffett and chose the Eagles because they hadn't been together & there was no telling if I'd get another chance to see them. It was the right choice. Glen Frey passed away later.
I finally got to make good on seeing Jimmy Buffett in concert in June 2022 at Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavillion in The Woodlands (N. Houston area) after trying for numerous years & it was an absolute blast. I kept telling friends that Jimmy wasn't getting any younger & neither was I. Little did I know how those words would ring true just over a yr later when Jimmy Buffett passed away. Can't believe it's been a yr next wk since we lost him. RIP JB.
It was EXCELLENT!
For the most primo Eagles harmonies, you’ve got to listen to Seven Bridges Road.
I have the pleasure also of growing up with the eclectic mix of music. My parents (Dad mostly) collected albums. I was exposed to anything & everything musically. It was a real blessing to have the chance to hear so many genres & groups & solo artists & ultimately the freedom to choose what I liked most as I grew up.
Don Felder... playing the doubleneck.... and the guy that came up with the Hotel California riff...
ALL of them sing! also t
he guitarist with the bandana on his head is JOE WALSH! check out lives been good to me and Rocky mountain way
This song is one of my favorites
If you want a song for your funeral i CAN'T think of a better one then Slaughter .. Fly to the angels👍👍
Eagles - Desperado is another good one
You can stop doing the drug/habit but you don't ever lose the craving.
Been sober for almost 30 years and that is straight facts.
Don Henley said it's about the life in los Angeles from innocent to fame greed and drugs I'm paraphrasing of course
They say the solo riff which is so famous came from Walsh including what he used to play to practice his finger dexterity 🎶🖤
I’m 63 years young and to be a teenager in the 70’s was a blast. And, yes, this song is a masterpiece. I saw the Eagles in’79 and they were great! I have been to more than 100 concerts!
It's about the dark side of being famous. The Eagles talked about the meaning years ago. Because they went from unknown to super stars overnight
When they were handing out talent, every one of the Eagles obviously kept getting back in the line for more and more. Ridiculously talented - every one of them!
Someone commented that the Eagles had a rule that if one of them wrote a song, they had to sing it. All of them have great voices and can sing lead. I vote is that it is about the music industry, how you get lured in and catered to, put really hard to leave it behind.
Loved this! Y’all have great chemistry! Will definitely check out your channel! I love the classics! ❤️🔥✌🏻🫶🏻
Randy Meisner - Take it to the limit! A work of art. 💕
Love the Eagles!!!
All these guys were studio musicians that decided just together and play all of them were vocalists Glen Fry, Joe Walsh always a crazy dude, Don Henley the drummer sings his songs
I was blessed to see the Eagles live once and Don Henley a couple of times. All three at Starwood Amphitheater outside Nashville. Hearing them out in nature was absolutely magical… every time. ☮️🎶✝️
Keep on Rocking!
It's about battling demons: demons of our own device (addiction); demons of hell (or purgatory); and the demons that can compromise your morals, principals and integrity within the music industry and Hollywood in general.
Joe Walsh, red bandanna on the right, is the Artist who had the hit Life’s Been Good To Me. He’s magnificent in the guitar duet at the end of the song.
I never get tired of listening to this song.
I was in heaven when they put Joe Walsh and Don Felder together for this dual solo.
Don Henley has given a number of explanations about the song, ranging from "a journey from innocence to experience" to "a sociopolitical statement." In an interview with Rolling Stone, Henley said that the song was meant to be "more of a symbolic piece about America in general," and added, "Lyrically, the song deals with traditional or classical themes of conflict: darkness and light, good and evil, youth and age, the spiritual versus the secular. I guess you could say it's a song about loss of innocence."
The song has been described as being "all about American decadence and burnout, too much money, corruption, drugs and arrogance; too little humility and heart." It has also been interpreted as an allegory about hedonism, self-destruction, and greed in the music industry of the late 1970s. Henley called it "our interpretation of the high life in Los Angeles," and later said, "It's not really about California; it's about America. It's about the dark underbelly of the American dream. It's about excess, it's about narcissism. It's about the music business. ... It can have a million interpretations." In the 2013 documentary, History of the Eagles, Henley reiterated:
'On just about every album we made, there was some kind of commentary on the music business, and on American culture in general. The hotel itself could be taken as a metaphor not only for the myth-making of Southern California, but for the myth-making that is the American Dream, because it is a fine line between the American Dream, and the American nightmare.'
Great answer
Pegasus said "Haunted hotel". When I was in my young teens my mother, siblings and I were traveling to Arizona and broke down in Oklahoma. It was nighttime, and the only hotel was this old 3 story building with vines growing on it and none of the windows were lit up. It looked haunted. Us kids were terrified. This song had just come out, and someone said "it looks like the Hotel California". After that if we heard it, together or alone, we would turn it up and sing it. I am 64 now and it always takes me back. It's funny to me, given what the song is about, that it harkens back to a time when life was good, maybe not easy, but where innocence reigned and the dirtiest thing around was the mud puddle in the back yard.
I got to see them on the last tour with Glen Frey before he died & they were awesome. They were a big part of my youth. I did not get the chance to see very many bands in concert when I was young but I made up for it as I aged. Love your reactions, thanks for sharing.
The Eagles were earlier called The Stone Ponies and they sang backup for Linda Ronstadt early in her career.
Saw them on this tour but also as a warm up for jethro Tull in 72 when we had no idea who they were
Damn we were so lucky to have been around for all the amazing music back then
The Eagles were a "Supergroup" there was no "lead" singer, but multiple singers who sang lead depending on the song.
Can't lie, I rolled one up and watched along. Watching you guys digging different music is a joy. Keep on digging it! Music is a blessing!
I can't get over the joy on your face! Your harmony is spot on. Gotta find your channel, too! Update: found it and subscribed. Let's rock!
Insane Asylum, in a creepy desert in Cali, Yo u can check out any time you like, but you can never leave, there is also reference to a Lobotomy, In the masters chambers they gather for the feast, stab it with their steely knives, but they just can't kill the beast. such a great album, I was 16 when it came out, and my friends and I would drive along the canyons in Cali at night and listen to their music, it was awesome! Thank you for featuring it on your Utube Channel.
My man Krizz comin' in with the harmony vox, right on pitch too!👑
Love the Eagles Saw them when I was around 13 or 14 and had no clue I was seeing legends- it was my first concert ever. Another great concert from the 90s was Alanis Morisette - saw her first time in 2021 - amazing talent I love all music and now love even some rap
One thing I've heard is the song is about the excess of the 1970s - Tiffany-twisted, mirrors on the ceiling, pink champagne on ice, havent had that spirit here since 1969...
I was raised by my grandparents (grandmother from Chicago, grandfather from 9th ward louisiana). We grew up listening to everything from the Rat Pack to Janice Joplin. Eagles are absolutely amazing. I always thought it was referring to addictions.
You got me, I love Black Pegasus and I have started watching Krizz too. You are going to have a blast, so many rabbit holes.
The smile you smiled to this Krizz❤❤❤ Much love to you two!!🤟
They were great miss them❤
Joe Walsh, guitarist in the red bandana, explained this song in a more-recent interview. He said that back when, people from all over came to California's music scene where "We could do anything we wanted -- so we did." All those recent arrivals and their lifestyle in this new, transitory place became "Hotel California".
I love it when you guys team up and visit each other’s channels.
alot of people believe it's about California prison system. I believe it's about California in general, particularly Hollywood ,given that non of the band members are from California, and to get here by car you have to travel thru the Mojave dessert.
The lead guitarist is Don Felder along with Joe Walsh. Bernie Leadon and Randy Meisner were gone by the time this song came out. The bass player is Timothy B Schmidt.
EXACTLY WHAT IT'S ABOUT:
Life, death, reincarnation (over and over again).
"...you can never leave ...."
The dual guitars at the end make it worth the wait.🤩🤩
The founding members were Don Henley,Glenn Frey, Randy Meisner and Bernie Leadon. Don Felder ( on the double neck guitar) later joined up. Bernie left and was replaced by Joe Walsh. Then Randy left and was replaced by Timothy Schmidt. Glenn and Randy have passed away.
1976 was the year my husband and I were engaged 😊 ,bought this record and still have it 😊
OMG I love you harmonizing with him!
My conspiracy on the meaning of this MASTERPIECE, Is the artists selling their souls for the ability to play. This piece is SO EPIC! 🔥🔥🔥
The Hotel in reference is in San Diego and is called Hotel Del Coronado! Its silhouette is even used in the cover of the original album.
Yes, definitely about the music industry. The lyrics( prisoners here of our own device). Your talent, your voice. You're instrument whatever it is, you're good at that. Got you in the industry. You're a prisoner of. That's just one bar that stuck out to me as a metaphor for the music industry. There's plenty others
I saw a Don Henley interview and he said people have different interpretations. But he said it's really about inexperienced and excess.
When Don Henley was signed with David Gaffin, the second time after all of their feuding and arguments, etc. David Geffen called Don Henley golden throat. Many of his collaborations with Glenn Frey, Don is the one that is often called on to do vocals. almost every member of the Eagles played instruments + and wrote vocals. There was no just one singer of the Eagles.
Don Henley wrote this song and sang it on his tributes in the music industry and how the it takes you in all different directions
Its a brilliant song from a very talented band. Side note…..their Hell freezes over tour in 1994 was the first to charge $100 per ticket. They swore they would never reunite and people paid to see it. And music tours have never been cheap since then.
No one knows for sure what its about. The band has hinted but never told
5:13
"I Can't Tell If It's About Addiction Or Hell, Which Essentially Could Be One In The Same, Or It Could Be One Of Those Song's That It's Open To The Listener's Interterpration"
Well, Krizz, it definitely falls into the category of being open to the interpretation of the listeners.
Though, Addiction Or Hell, Which is essentially both, are amongst the many interpretations that have been tossed around. Even the members of the Eagles have said that the Song's meaning was open to interpretation
Love y’all joints men! ♥️🎶
"Hotel California" by the Eagles is a song about excess in America, hedonism, self-destruction, and greed in the music industry in the late 1970s12. The song has been described as a metaphor for the darker side of the American dream3. The Eagles' band members have revealed in multiple interviews that the true meaning behind "Hotel California" is a commentary on the hedonism and self-indulgence of America2.
Others are Don Felder, Bernie Leadon, Timothy B Schmidt. The original 4 were Frey, Leadon, Henley, and Meisner. All played for Linda Ronstadt at different times she helped them get together
The Eagles have no bad songs and are as good live as on record. Most of the solo stuff is as good if not better and they all have it to different degrees. Some are masters of several instruments!
I always took it as a song about the drug scene in California and them not being from around those parts, going there and seeing it from an outsiders perspective. The intro is them riding into town on a freeway (the smell of colitas is a plant commonly found along California's freeway) And the metaphor of it being a hotel I feel is completely tied to the line "you can check out any time you like, but you can never leave." In my mind meaning that you can "check out" as in get high until you're nodding out, but you can never leave meaning you're trapped in the drug life now.
It's about the crazy scene in L.A. for the rich and famous during the '70s.
The other guitar player was Don Felder-who actually wrote the opening chords that catch you at the beginning-it's like saying through his guitar-listen to this story it's going to be a cool story and the ending you're going to love.
Pink Floyd’s “Welcome To The Machine” from their 1975 Album “Wish You Were Here” is a MUST listen about the music industry!
Addiction and hell is a great answer. Purgatory is also very accurate.
It's a song about Naivety and experience. It's about how once you've had an experience, you can never recover the innocence you had before. Apply that to whatever situation you are in.
Heard Frey & Henley talk about how everyone tries to guess the meaning of Hotel California, they said it has several meanings, the music industry is one of them, but they also mentioned journey of innocence to experience, as well as Hollywood life.
Most people call the ending guitar workout a solo, but it's actually a duet between Don Felder on the Gibson electric 12-string double neck and Joe Walsh on the Fender Telecaster. The performance is from the Pink Champagne on Ice tour supporting the album.
Glen Frey solo songs you MUST listen to are The Heat Is On and Smuggler’s Blues and You Belong To The City .
Great reaction, Love this song,
It's already the most banging channel. Love your reactions❤ Thank You for make me an old woman's day❤ God Bless You and Your family
So here is what Don Henley said it means: "Well, I always say, it's a journey from innocence to experience. It's not really about California; it's about America," Henley said. "It's about the dark underbelly of the American dream. It's about excess, it's about narcissism. It's about the music business."
😅 feathered in lethal hair omg 😅😅😅😅
Most contested meaning of a song ever.
For me it’s both addiction and hell.
Even though u can recover from addiction - it’s always there. And until we dig our way through, haven’t seen anyone from hell make it out. 😂
A past interview with the band they stated it was the social transition from the 1970's to the 1980's. I think everyone has their own meaning, which is the power of a classic song.
My take, it's an insane asylum, "In the masters chambers they gather for the feast, they stab it with their steely knives but they just can't kill the beast" that would be a Lobotomy, You can check out anytime you like but you can never leave. I was 16 when that album came out, I never get tired of it, thank you for checking it out.
"Feathered and lethal hair"......lol
Fire reaction guys 🔥
The great Don Felder on double guitar.
Hey Guys,
I HOPE you’ll both get into some LIVE Queen at some point!
Queen prided themselves on being a “live band” and are actually the only group renowned for being even BETTER live than in-studio (aside from the multilayered harmonies they overlaid in-studio that they were so famous for, those couldn’t be replicated live).
Queen are also the only group where each member is individually inducted into the Hall of Fame for writing at least one hit song! Three of the four members also have had solo careers/albums, including Freddie Mercury’s collaboration on his album of OPERA: Barcelona.
(Freddie and Spanish operatic soprano Montserrat Caballé were actually the FIRST professional singer/musicians from two totally different music genres, to team up and record a cross-genre album. When Pavarotti first heard it, he called it “the dumbing down of opera”… but then he was soon doing his own cross-genre Pavarotti and Friends.😁)
Should do the Unplugged Version