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That harmonized guitar? What you don't know is Tom Scholz played both of those on seperate tracks and put them together in his basement studio. He also recorded and assembled the bass guitar, and the drum tracks. When he got done he needed Brad Delp for vocals to produce the finished product. This was their debut album, the only record in history to carry satisfaction guaranteed money back guarantee.

It's funny, because the 3 Geoff's are dressed as Thorin Oakenshield, his nephew Fili, and the cheery Bofur. Hehe, I think it's great that Geoff decided to dress up as them, to be honest. Bofur's one of my favorite dwarf's in the movie 😆. Great analysis Lollie!! Thank you for creating and sharing this video with the rest of us.

This is exactly how id like music reactions to be. Your raw emotions and taking in the song as we do. then analyze it after explaining it. 1000/10 reaction and analysis ^-^/

Hysterical…how do I order a mug?

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There's a quote in one of the Game of Thrones books. A man's voice was described as "honey poured over thunder". That is the perfect way to describe Geoff's voice.

Brad supposedly killed himself because of his brother and his brother's girlfriend, who were freeloading off of him, and the brother's girlfriend claimed Brad was peeping at her naked, so he killed himself. I find that farfetched. I'm more likely to believe that Brad's demigodhood qualified him for the underground cities, where the people who are deemed better than us go, to live in the created elitist utopia, living at a higher standard without having to be bothered by the Mundanes. Elvis, Michael, Prince, Bowie and etc are there.

Just the best commentary available about one of the greatest albums of all time. I have learned so much more than I used to know about vocal technique thanks to your analysis. Oh, and you are also the most gorgeous and entertaining person I could imagine. Just a delight every time I watch your videos.

Endless quest for change and evolution from their classic rock roots onward, that of the Beatles! 👍👍👍👍👍👍

Yep... I've worshipped these guys for pretty much the last 38 years! I'm 50 now, and have seen and heard so much of their stuff, but this one hit different. There was such an anticipation knowing that this was coming out. We were told this woyld be the last new thing we ever hear from them fron Ringo and Paul themselves. You think "Yeah yeah... last thing... now let's hear it! We heard Free As A Bird, and Real Love... and I couldn't wait to get another one of those songs with the other Beatles worked into it. But then, instead of just listening to this new reease, I watched the video to get the whole experience. They sure as heck didn't disappoint!!! At the beginning, you're curious, and in awe. You want more. You see things you haven't seen before, then you see them playing together! It's alot of heavy stuff in the first minute. Then something profound happens (at least to me). It happens right around the part where the strings cut in (where 1967 Paul mimics playing a violin). You realize this is it. Even though they ceased to exist as a band over half a century ago, you begin to realize "this is it"! You soon start to see the clock going back to black and white. Tge music speeds up, like it does when you're getting close to the end of a rare visit from an old friend. That feeling that you don't want to say goodbye, but you have to. You try to hold onto time, but it now seems like it's slipping away faster and faster. Then, as fast as it started... it's over, and you're faced with that heartbreaking feeling of having to say goodbye to that old friend... forever. After the screen fades to black, your left staring at the screen, thinking about this last list, and now you have to say goodbye to this old friend...... forever.

This is my fave ELO song!

Can we just appreciate her marvelous demonstration of both more common/popular techniques AND that amazing false chord metal one!

I LOVE your analyses! So rich in musical details and so sweet and funny

Wonderful! So much fun! (((HUG))) right back. 😄

Follically endowed!! 😂😂

The whole time that you were breaking down how impressive Delp's change of octave was during the first chorus, all I could think of was "Oh, just wait until the next chorus. It will render you speechless"

Your confusing the shit out of me, but I love it! JK

So good, love this!!!

I have subbed and unsubscribed to you twice because you are annoyingly accurate and have unnaturally colored hair. back again. What now? I am from NE. You could leave Boston alone.

Need a Colm Mcguiness analysis, "Song of Durin" is epic.

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Dam sunshine you ability to mimic a singer is amazing

so im sending this to a maniac singer with no fear

Another top 40 wimpy boy crap song

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Saw them perform this live several years ago and it was dope. Surely, there are some studio tweaks for the album version, but the live version was amazing, too.

1:40 - the constant "low level goosebumps" - Vedder had been singing for only 10 seconds... and if youve heard this one before - and know where it goes... those goosebumps are gonna be bleeding with visceral emotion by the end....

Check out their Bach variation, Bouree..

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I loved your “long winded” comments on the melody. More music theory, please.

Now thats Goosebump City !!!!!!!!

1- You are straight up beautiful! 2- Queenaryche is straight up BAD ASS!!!

Lots and lots of double tracking going on in Boston songs (guitars, vocals, etc). And yea, Brad had the best, most effortless voice in rock and roll. He was just brilliant. In fact, everything on this album was brilliant.

geoff is, essentially, a human cello

You are awesome! Never change. And keep doing you!

Gorgeous, people normally call me something completely different!

Loved this. 👍😍

Great singer. Fun fact: The transitional, super high note run at the end into the higher note was 2 takes spliced together. If you solo Delp's vocal tracks you'll hear the tiny cut where they meld the ending of another take to the beginning of this one. Of course, nobody will be able to hear that with the rest of the music going. And to top it off, what you might think is the super high vocal harmony to those super high notes is actually the lead guitar playing that high harmony. It's not a vocal. But yeah, Brad Delp had a superb voice.

Wish I could somehow learn to sing harmonies, damn.

I'll bet Bing Crosby could have used your help. He sang so much that his nodules stopped him from singing for a whole year to avoid surgery.

I love how you're absolutely fangirling over him😅... See myself in it, everytime I listen to them❤.. Best band in history and future❤️🙌🏽❤️

This song is absolute perfection. The vocals, the instrumentation. Everything is 💯%. And then there are the lyrics. They hit so hard nearly five decades since it was released. "I see my Marianne walking away." Who has not lamented the one who got away?😢😭

i want her in my band

His voice sounds so much smoother than your shrieky one

When I was in basic training for the US Navy, my Company Commanders would play this in the drill hall, as we were running laps. Those descending guitars leading into the main riff, always seemed to give us a surge of energy. It's been over thirty years since those days, but that instrumental section STILL sends chills down my spine.

branderson maak. 😍

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Brilliant and honest and empathetic review of this masterpiece. The bookend quality Johnny brought to this vs Trent's was so stark and impactful hearing it first 20 yrs ago with my mouth hanging open, no doubt in tears and awe. Beyond your expert technical insights, the emotional response was so interesting to see, as it must mirror that of so many of us at first listen.. thanks.

on a completely unrelated note, I had a carebare just like that when I was young, just the salmon one.

She is an indigenous from Latin America