Damn, love the way you phrased that re: whispered warning vs. battle cry.

Paul didn't say that ... it's a common error people make conflating what Trent Reznor said about Johnny Cash' Hurt cover... Paul did reach out but only in social media etc and said how good the cover was... but nothing about owning the song or whatever.

Thank you for setting me straight. I should know better than to quote anyone other than David. Really, thank you.

@@andyh6849 exactly, so many people say those phrases that are untrue

I'll have to track that one down!

Thank you for saying this! I've been replying to people's comments about Paul giving the song to them. Nope. Thank you!

@@pickle581 Cheers!

Ah, gotcha gotcha. Thanks for the clarification on this.

thank you! glad you enjoyed it.

Thank you! It takes killer technique to maintain vibrato and rasp without hurting oneself. I greatly admire DD for that!

David is a trained cantor as was his father and grandfather, he wanted to be a rock singer , he can sound angelic and demonic , best singer ever ,

I've read multiple times the 'story' that when God asked David if he wanted the voice of an angel or of a demon he simply responded "yes".

Thank you so much, Tamra! I'm blown away by your kind words.

@@OutOnThatLine Most welcome. BTW, what little I heard from you, your pipes are amazing!

thanks so much! added to the list.

Good tip! thanks

When he was on Conan, he was massively sick with the flu but went on to sing it anyway. Adds yet another level to that recording knowing his condition...

Yes he was sick.. didn't want to cancel is why he is seated for the show. Amazing that he actually sounds better live then in the music video. *warning* there is a couple spots of autotune, however David did not want that doen and apparently was pretty pissed of after that they did it anyway... or so I have heard.

thank you!!!

Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed the video. I only know of one John Farnham song--You're The Voice--and I have a special place in my heart for it. So, consider me ready, willing, and able to check out the songs you suggested!

Hi Karen, I'm sorry it took me a minute to get back to you! I want to thank you for chiming in, and I want to honor your request. I don't know exactly where it will fall on the release schedule for the channel, but I *will* react to one or both songs for you (and Carlos Marin).

@@OutOnThatLine OH MY GOODNESS!!! Bless your heart! Well there are SOOO many incredible songs, but I think Nights in White Satin because virtually EVERYONE knows it by heart, even though they're not singing in English, & then it just comes to me that because of the loss of my parents, my beloved Ken from AIDS, & also losing Carlos & having his spectacular baritone voice silenced, I'd choose "Time to say Goodbye." You have no idea what this means to me... I'm in tears of gratitude, because I would do ANYTHING for just an hour with these people I've lost that I love so much!! I'm SOOO going to try & continue to fight off these infections & my G.I. diseases so that I will be around to see your reactions!! Oh, btw, I'm basically a hardcore classic rock girl, but my mom was the one who made sure to take me to the ballet, art galleries, to see Chanticleer performing their Christmas concerts as often as she could, & of course to introduce me to Il Divo, Bocelli, the Carpenters, a lifetime love of reading, teaching me to have compassion for anybody who may be suffering, and so much more. She was truly extraordinary. So after losing her, in honor of my parents & Ken, I had the title of one of my favorite George Harrison songs tattooed on my arm..."All Things Must Pass.". I'm a massive Harrison fan, & love the Beatles, Pink Floyd, Ozzy, Heart, Journey, Elton, ELO, AC/DC, Queen, and tons more! So my love of music is huge, and is one of my biggest coping strategies with my health issues. Music touches the soul and speaks when words fail us. The loss of beloved family and friends is so deep that it's true...words fail me. But to honor them with your reaction, and to hopefully let others see the incredible music of Il Divo is amazing. They're doing a year long tour currently, to honor Carlos, & Steven LaBrie has graciously stepped in for this year's tour to sing Carlos's part. So although it's clearly not the same, at least the other 3 guys have found the strength to continue singing. They believe it's what Carlos would have wanted. I wish you the greatest of days!

@@OutOnThatLine kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ob6Foc9hksjOiKM.html. Good afternoon! Here's "Nights in White Satin."

@@OutOnThatLine kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hK1jhppinbWUh40.html. Good afternoon! So here's the link for Time to say Goodbye.....once again, sending you SOOO much gratitude, & my very best wishes for a wonderful day indeed! Your reactions are beautiful to watch!

@Karen Walker ...God bless you, Karen. I'm praying for you. May it encourage and strengthen you, if even in a little way. Your resilience is encouraging to me and I'm sure to others who are dealing with serious health issues. Music helps me so much. I hope the newest vaccine booster (the bivalent one that also targets Omicron) will give you more time. I lost my brother to COVID at the start of 2020. He was immuno-compromised. I'm excited to check out the artists you mentioned. I've heard the name Il Divo, but not familiar with their music. I never heard of the Carlos you spoke of, but I surely will check out his work. I am looking forward to hearing all you've recommended. I also want to share with you a wonderful artist you may not have heard... Stevie Ray Vaughan (he's also known as SRV). He's a mesmerizing performer! Incredible, incredible guitar and vocals... blues, rock, and jazz. Amazing, improvisational, masterful, invested, passionate, inspiring, releasing, soulful, intense, charismatic, other-worldly, moving, joyful... so many ways to describe him in different performances, whether the songs are covers or his own originals. Music is alive for him. It just flows from him and through him. For a first taste I'd suggest you check out his live performance of "Life Without You" (from the Capitol Theater, Passaic, NJ). He wrote the song in memory of his good friend and guitar tech Charlie Wirtz who passed away unexpectedly. (That whole concert was great.) There's a particular studio-recorded song called "Tick Tock" that I think you'd appreciate. It's a song that Stevie did together with his brother Jimmie Vaughan for the album called Family Style. That album was released posthumously in 1990, just a month after SRV passed away in a tragic helicopter crash at 36. The song is a window into the type of man Stevie Ray was... kind, compassionate, generous, loving, hopeful, authentic, and incredibly humble... a really beautiful soul. SRV overcame many struggles and helped a lot of others overcome theirs. Other songs from live performances: the addictively upbeat "Pride And Joy;" his ethereal "Riviera Paradise;" "Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love;" "Testify," "Texas Flood" (the El Mocambo performance is incredible!); his cover of Jimi Hendrix's "Voodoo Child" at Austin, TX; the slick "Look At Little Sister" (also from the Austin show); "Lovestruck Baby"/"Rude Mood" at Daytona Beach, FL, where Stevie was having such a blast that he was literally dancing... and so many more. By the way, his amazing and tight band is Double Trouble, originally formed just with friends Tommy Shannon, bassist, and drummer Chris Layton, and then joined in 1985 by awesome keyboardist Reese Wynans. If you wish to listen to more, some of his VERY notable concerts include those at El Mocambo, Toronto, Canada (1983); Austin, TX (1989); Daytona Beach, FL (1987); and Montreux, Switzerland (1985). Also check out some of the music videos he and Double Trouble did, like their original music video "Superstition," which is most entertaining and cleverly done. Stevie Wonder invited them to record the track at his own home studio because he really admired SRV's talent, and Wonder even appeared in a cameo at the end of the music video. Another of their great music videos is the one for the song, "Couldn't Stand The Weather," and also a hilarious one featuring his song, "Cold Shot," where SRV pokes fun at his own guitar obsession. There's even an MTV Unplugged program where Stevie Ray is killing it on several pieces performed on 12-string acoustic, and a duet performance of "Pipeline" on a double-necked guitar with his brother. Plus wonderful duets with others like a session with one of SRV's mentors, Albert King, the song "Tin Pan Alley" with Johnny Copeland, and "Oreo Cookie Blues" with another idol of Stevie's idols, Lonny Mack. Whether Stevie Ray Vaughan is playing alone, or in a duet, or performing with his band or another group of musicians, or doing a music video, or revealing more of himself in an interview, you can't go wrong with SRV. Again, God bless you, and hang in there. Let music continue to console and uplift you, directing your focus onto good things; help strengthen and sustain you; offer vibes for your healing, protection, and peace in the face of your struggles; and bring you satisfaction and joy! Take care.

ooooooh cool! looking forward to this!

@@OutOnThatLine Thank you my friend for responding my comment... Your first reaction to Dimash will change your life as a reactor forever!!

Haven't heard/seen it but i know what I'm watching now! Set me up for the scary eyes.

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oOOOH thanks for these!!

@@OutOnThatLine welcome 😊🤘🏻

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good looks! i'll check it out.

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No auto tune here mate. Draiman doesn't use it because he doesn't need it.

@@timbrom Watch the video.

Well, he’s is a vocalist

I know...but the video has worth and relevance, of course.