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That ending scene from Bill and Ted with the Steve Vai opening solo is still one of the best moments in film for me

R.I.P. Eric Carr. One of hard rock's real gentlemen.

Eric carrs last appearance with kiss. RIP Eric, im referring to the official video for the song

KISS ~ "Heaven's On Fire"

The video version is so sad knowing that Eric Carr was so sick to the point he was wearing a wig to cover his bald head from chemo. He ended up dying a little while later, the same day as Freddie. GGRR2U🤘🏻🤘🏻

can't wait for that Wyld Stallyn's concert on Mars, this song in the martian atmosphere will be so station

Paul Stanley is vastly underrated as one of the best rock voices ever. A few year back when I saw KISS in concert , I couldn’t believe how good Paul sounded in his 70s....great reaction Jamel !!!

One of my favourite festival moments was seeing Kiss at Donington 2015. They didn't play this to close the Sunday night, but when all the music was done for the year and we were all trudging back to our campsites to pack up and go, I remember the whole crowd chanting this

Getting real Bill and Teds Bogus Journey vibes!

Kiss knows how to make a rock and roll anthem!!!!!!

Gotta listen to Beth!!!!! Awesome!!!!

Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey soundtrack!

A Christian band by the name of Petra which is so dear to my heart, also did this song.

Fun Fact: Argent's Russ Ballard who wrote this also wrote " New York Groove" that Original Kiss guitarist Ace Frehley did a fantastic cover of. In both cases great originala ,and really great covers.

Saw KISS live. Super great concert! The pyrotechnics vibrated your whole body. They were on their final tour. It will continue after everything opens up.

R.I.P. Eric Carr one of rocks nicest, coolest, most genuine people in the industry. We love you Eric, We miss you Eric, The KISS Army.

RIP Eric Carr. Inspirational song. I'm glad they covered. Thank you brother for doing both.

They play this song when the lights come on after a KISS concert. It caps off a great night of music. By the time the song ends, the ushers come over and say it's time to leave.

One of my favorite songs! I can hear it millions of times!

Brother, I just wanted to drop a line to tell you how much I appreciate what you do! Seeing you experience the music for the very first time allows me to remember that feeling as well. Your joy is shared with millions of people! Thank you for keeping this incredible music alive!

RIP Eric Carr. Sadly his death was overshadowed . He died the same day the legendary Freddie Mercury died...

Do one of my Kiss favorites "Hard Luck Woman" please.

Love the live version. Ultimate road dogs. Never just a concert. Always a show and a experience no matter the venue.

One of the first releases with Eric Singer who replaced Eric Carr after he passed away

This was Erics last video with KISS RIP ERIC CARR You Are Missed

I still prefer the original, but Kiss did a great cover. And no-one sings, "ROCK AND RO-o-O-O-oll," like Paul Stanley does. 😊

Before Beavis and Butt-head, before Wayne’s World, there was Bill and Ted and this reminds me of them. Good times. More KISS please - “Black Diamond”, “Mr. Speed”, “Parasite”, “Hard Luck Woman”, “Going Blind” (studio or unplugged version) - they have quite the catalog.

Hoping you'll explore more of the band's early (and far superior) stuff - "Deuce," "Black Diamond," "Hard Luck Woman," "Love Gun," and of course, the amazing "Beth."

It was the last Kiss song to feature longtime drummer Eric Carr before his death three months later after it was released as a single. Although he was too ill to play drums on the track, he is featured on backing vocals during the a cappella break, singing the repeated line "...to everyone, he gave a song to be sung", as well as performing drums during the video for the song. He had lost all his hair from his chemotherapy treatments and wore a wig during the video shoot. The drum tracks were recorded by Eric Singer, who would become Kiss' full-time drummer following Carr's death

The Christian Rock Band Petra also covered this song, I believe back in the late 80’s It’s really good too 😊

Kiss! Awesome! ✌️

The best version of this song in my opinion. Paul's voice is so awesome in this and I love his "preacher" type of talking to the audience like he does in concert.

Jamel, PLEASE do a reaction to I Still Love You from KISS MTV Unplugged. I be patient and keep putting this request in until you do. It gives me goosebumps everytime I hear it& Paul's voice was in very fine form.

I love how all 3 main versions of this song have completely different verses.

I think it's great you're doing original v cover reactions. I'd like to recommend a good song to react to. Higher Ground, originally by Stevie Wonder and covered by The Red Hot Chili Peppers.

TOMMY BOLIN: Thomas Richard Bolin (August 1, 1951 - December 4, 1976) was an American guitarist and songwriter who played with Zephyr (from 1969 to 1971), The James Gang (from 1973 to 1974), and Deep Purple (from 1975 to 1976), in addition to maintaining a notable career as a solo artist and session musician. In 1972, the 20-year old Bolin formed the fusion jazz-rock-blues band Energy. Unable to secure a record contract, the band never released an album during Bolin's lifetime. However, several recordings have been released posthumously. Bolin briefly reunited with David and Candy Givens in a band called the 4-Nikators, after which he took nearly a year off from music. During this time, he wrote close to a hundred songs. Stuck between the musical direction he wanted to pursue and a nearly-empty bank account, 1973 found Bolin replacing Domenic Troiano, who had replaced Joe Walsh, in the James Gang.[2] He recorded two James Gang records: Bang in 1973 and Miami in 1974.[2] Bolin wrote or co-wrote all but one song on these two albums. In between the two James Gang albums, Bolin played on Mahavishnu Orchestra member Billy Cobham's solo album Spectrum, which included Bolin on guitar, Cobham on drums, Leland Sklar on bass and Jan Hammer (also of Mahavishnu Orchestra) on keyboards and synthesizers. After the Miami tour, Bolin wanted out of the James Gang. He went on to do session work for numerous rock bands and also with a number of jazz artists including Alphonse Mouzon's album Mind Transplant,[2] considered "easily one of the best fusion recordings of all time" by AllMusic reviewer Robert Taylor. He also toured with Carmine Appice and The Good Rats. At the start of 1975, Bolin was a guest studio guitarist for Canadian band Moxy during the recording of their debut album, on which Bolin contributed guitar solos for six songs. Later in 1975, Bolin signed with Nemperor records to record a solo album. Bolin was encouraged and coached by The Beach Boys to do his own vocals on this album as well. Session players on this record included David Foster, David Sanborn, Jan Hammer, Stanley Sheldon, Jeff Porcaro, Phil Collins and Glenn Hughes (uncredited due to contractual reasons). During the recording of this album, he was contacted by Deep Purple. After Ritchie Blackmore left Deep Purple, the band had a meeting and discussed whether to disband or try to find a replacement, and chose the latter option. David Coverdale had been listening to the Billy Cobham LP Spectrum, on which Bolin was lead guitarist for four songs. He decided he wanted Bolin in Deep Purple, and invited him over for a jam. He jammed with the band for four hours and the job was his. The band then relocated to Munich, Germany, to begin work on Come Taste the Band. Bolin wrote or co-wrote seven of the record's nine tracks, including the instrumental "Owed to G," which was a tribute to George Gershwin.[2] Come Taste the Band was released in October 1975, and Australian, Japanese and US tours ensued. Bolin's solo album Teaser was released in November, but his obligations to Deep Purple meant he could not support his own album with a tour. While the Come Taste the Band album sold moderately well and revitalized Deep Purple for a time, the concert tours had many low points. Audiences expected Bolin to play solos that sounded like Blackmore's, but the guitarists' styles were very different. Bolin's issues with hard drugs plus fellow band member Glenn Hughes' cocaine addiction, also led to several below-par concert performances.[4] One such concert in Tokyo came after Bolin had passed out and fell asleep on his left arm for eight hours. At showtime, he was only able to play simple chords in a bar fashion, with keyboardist Jon Lord having to play many of the guitar parts on the organ. Unfortunately, this concert was recorded for a live album called Last Concert in Japan. Despite pleas by band members to not release the album, it came out in Japan and found its way into the UK and the US.[5] A better concert recording by this Deep Purple lineup was made in Long Beach, California in early 1976, and released in 1995 as King Biscuit Flower Hour Presents: Deep Purple in Concert. After Deep Purple disbanded in March 1976, Bolin was free to form the Tommy Bolin Band and he hit the road while making plans for a second solo album. The Tommy Bolin Band had a rotating cast of players which included Narada Michael Walden, Mark Stein, Norma Jean Bell, Reggie McBride, Jimmy Haslip, Max Carl Gronenthal and eventually Bolin's younger brother Johnnie Bolin on drums. By mid-1976, CBS Records signed Bolin and he began to record Private Eyes, his second and last solo record, in June. The album was released in September, and a supporting tour ensued. Bolin's tour for Private Eyes would be his final live appearances. He opened for Peter Frampton and Jeff Beck. In his final show, he opened for Beck on December 3, 1976 in Miami, and encored with a rendition of "Post Toastee." He also posed for his last photo, sitting backstage with Jeff Beck after the show, which appeared in Rolling Stone.[6] The article in Rolling Stone stated, "Just before Bolin's final concert, Jon Marlowe of The Miami News, after an interview with the guitarist, told him, 'Take care of yourself,' to which Tommy replied, 'I've been taking care of myself my whole life. Don't worry about me. I'm going to be around for a long time.'" (Issue No. 230; page 14). Hours later, Bolin died from an overdose of heroin and other substances, including alcohol, cocaine and barbiturates. ALL of that in 10 years! He Died at 25. I was 17. It Ruined my young world hard for a long time. Do YOURSELF a Big Favor and Listen to "Dreamer"; ''Wild Dogs''(My Personal Favorite), "Post Toastee" & The James Gang "Alexis'':.. IF you are Not a Big Fan After Those, I'll Never request him again. Other "Bolinites" how about some Help here!??

Check out the Kiss song"Doctor Love"or"Detroit Rock City"

You should check out "2,000 Man" by the Rolling Stones, then the KISS version with Ace Frehley on vocals.

God Gave Rock and Roll to You 2 is Kiss version rewritten. Remember the lyrics are different other than the chorus.

Indian Reservation" by Paul Revere and the Raiders

Kiss's God was God of Thunder, and Rock and Roll!

KISS - A Million To One

The Dead brought me here, your energy has kept me around, now you’re on my very first favorite band! KISS!! You gotta check out Love Gun and Let me Go Rock n Roll!

I think Jamel has the biggest reaction channel! Good work!

They were Kiss doing this song. It's the same song, but they put there sound on it. Thank you Kiss!

Based on the title and the feel of the song I'd say AC/DC's Rock and Roll Aint Noise Pollution and Pantera's Goddamn Electric would be in the same family of praising rock and roll.

In the computer game 'Kiss : Psycho Circus :The Nightmare Child' when you cleanse the cathedral level you are rewarded with an acoustic version of this track.

Saw KISS twice in the late seventies, great concerts

More power in the song with KISS, but still love my oldies the best...But Kiss did amazing with it...Thanks Jamel, Peace

No makeup with the late great Eric Carr and the incomparable Bruce Kulick!

The live version with Tommy Thayer when they did the military concert for our troops is one of the best, American flags all over the stage and a speech by Paul before it starts. Kiss is a huge military supporter.

💙🙌🏻 Got my tickets for KISS in November in Sydney🙌🏻💙

The Official video has Eric Carr on the drums in his hospital gown and a wig pretty much giving his heart and soul for a final performance with the band.

Should've done the video. That and the Bill and Ted end credits sequence are what this song is most remembered for.

First time hearing their version of this song, and I have to say that I like it.

KISS was my first favorite band, you should listen to Detroit Rock City, Dr Love and Love Gun, and for something completely different ...Beth.. Love watching your reactions Jamel.

I was a member of the Kiss Army fan club in the late 70's, which I feel is their best era. Check out the live track of Let Me Go, Rock N Roll from Alive I. High energy that night.

Be excellent Jamel, be most excellent

One of my favorite Kiss songs

Love this song by KISS! You should find and watch the official video! It totally ROCKS! Thank you for this, Jamel!

That shirt is perfect for the vibe this song gives off.

Hey Jamel with the recent death of Jim Steinman could you please react to his masterpiece..... Meatloaf - For crying out loud..... Or even better the whole bat out of hell album? (Just don't listen to Dead Ringer for love as it wasn't actually on the original album, it was added many years later)

You need to see the official video. Eric Carr's last appearance. Even though Eric Singer actually did the playing on this song, because Eric Carr was so sick, Carr wore a wig for the video. I still consider this his last song. Rock lost 2 true legends in 24 hours. Freddie Mercury and Eric Carr. Freddie took the headlines, but Eric deserves his due.

“WELCOME TO THE BOTTOM OF THE BARREL LADIES AND GENTLEMEN...” 😂🤣😂🤣

I love the message on the sweater you are wearing. I wish I could have one.

Great old Argent song! Kiss did a great job with it!

Love this song.

KISS : LOVE GUN

'isn't it time' by the Baby's. Check it out.!!!!

They did "Then She Kissed Me" remake of the Crystals "Then He Kissed Me". Its on the dressed to kill album.

Kiss Black Diamond Midnight Special

Hey Jamal! I'm a fairly new subscriber. I love your channel. I'm 43 years old and never knew that this Kiss song was a cover. So not only are you keeping great music alive but, you're giving this old guy at least an education. Keep it up sir. I appreciate you.

Be excellent to each other

IDK if anyone else noticed, but the video showed pictures of KISS in makeup and they were not wearing the makeup when they recorded this song.

You the man Jamel. Thank you

Jamel...Check out "She" and "100,000 Years" by Kiss...You'll like them...

I absolutely love this song, but it feels incomplete without the Steve Vai intro

Station!!!

Thank you for reacting to this song! I had hoped you would. I don’t know the movie reference but I know I love this song. I have told my kids that it has to be played at my funeral. I will haunt them if they don’t.

Please do more KISS. Love it

Hi, Jamel ... Glad to see you getting into more KISS :) This was the last video with Eric Carr in it. He recorded vocals, but Eric Singer played drums because EC was too sick with cancer to record. EC is wearing a wig here because he had chemotherapy. May I attach a video here of EC drumming and singing live with KISS, so you can react to it? I know how much you love great drummers :)

Well I just found out this is a cover. Going to have to go back and find the original.

J you hitting all the jams today.

If you ever want to see some classic kiss. GOD OF THUNDER!!!! Thats the stuff.

You have to check out "I love it loud" by KISS!

I always felt the Argent version was sort of a hymn. There’s a sweetness about it and is my favorite. Kiss version is great too, but big, loud and anthem like. Changing some of the lyrics gives it a different feel.

I love the Be a good human thing on your hoodie. nice saying.

Did Argent ever royalties from this? On releases of this version Gene and Paul took writing credits. Just wondering.

J, you HAVE to watch a LIVE performance of GOD OF THUNDER. You will LOVE IT.

Awesome

Another good arena rock anthem is Motley Crue’s “Time For Change.”

Been waiting for someone to react to this song.

Paul Stanley is a gift.

Just on the Kiss train...it would be awesome to see you react to Ace Frehley 'Back in the New York Groove'

I sure do love your channel

TOMMY BOLIN. "Dreamer"; "Wild Dogs"; "Teaser", and James Gang "Alexis". COME ON you Bolinites, help me out here!

Love them and meet them threw my younger Brother !!!

I'm surprised this isn't blocked Gene Simons is known for wanting his cut I can't find it anymore, but Mike Rowe; the guy from Dirty Jobs did a podcast, called The Way I Heard It He did two stories about Gene Simons' mom, and her time in a Nazi concentration camp Amazing woman; she taught him to stand out, and do SOMETHING that makes him stand out

Thank You for getting into this version. I respect your thoughts & honestly didn't know this was a "cover" song. RIP Eric Carr, still miss your talent.