They've now done Vincent with him and this time Don has his guitar with him

Can you please react to Elegantly wasted by INXS , music video version please 😊

I think what draws artists to Home Free is not only their harmonies but also the great respect they have for these artists

It’s important and healthy to reevaluate your life every once in a while. NIN always has complexity and layers, despite covering a few genres, electronic (industrial) rock, blues mostly. They recently did a collaboration with HEALTH called “Isn’t Everyone?” …these lyrics are hard for me to solidify into a confident understanding. Perhaps it would make for an other interesting reaction video?

He was in Genesis, speaking of Phil Collins

Always chokes me up no matter how many times I hear it.

I swear to god, the ending music is from terminator 2

The waves😂

Patsy Cline is from my hometown of Winchester Virginia and my mom went to school with her and I remember exactly where I was the day she died in the plane crash 😢😢😢. My mom was heartbroken 😢😢😢. Our family burial plots are in the same cemetery as Patsy's. 😢😢😢

It was 1999

don't feel bad i tear up everytime i hear that song

Thumbs down for spreading this video. It's a complete fabrication. From the start: Conscripted sailors (on both sides) was one of the leading causes of the war. Key was not sent by the government to negotiate the release of American prisoners. He was hired by a family to negotiate the release of _one_ captive. There was no mass negotiation or deal. At this point, (this is the War of 1812), the British government already recognized the American Independence. The fort lowering its flag would not signify America's surrender. Fort McHenry. Fort Henry is in Tennessee and won't see action until the Civil War The entire British Fleet was not there. Even if they leveled the fort the war would not have been over. The river was blocked anyway. The fort was a military fort. It was not full of women and children. No one would have been under British rule if the flag came down. Key was left off down shore prior to the start of the battle. He wasn't relaying the battle to anyone on the ships. The next few minutes of the video are just make believe. Due to the range of the fort's guns only a handful of British ships could get within firing range of the fort. The flag was not directly hit. There were four deaths at the fort, not a "pile of bodies." (Seriously this whole part doesn't even make sense. Break a popsicle stick multiple times and then prop it up with sugar packets in place of bodies and it becomes instantly obvious how ridiculous that even is.)

Paul Simon said that Disturbed owns this song now and I’ve seen it live and it gives you goosebumps every time.

Best To Watch the Entire VIDEO Created by @DisTurbed ~Sound of Silence~ ❤

LOVE ❤ David & The Band @DisTurbed ❤

Jennifer Nettles is awesome

Sadly, Patsy fell victim to the same cause of death of so many musicians from that time period - Jim Croce, Richie Valens, Ricky Nelson - they died flying in a private plane. LISTEN UP. The odds of dying in a private plane - usually piloted by someone barely qualified; in a plane probably not well maintained and even if - are 100 times greater than in a commercial jetliner. It's bad enough that idiots drive cars on land - but let them fly a plane? Only a fool flies in a private plane. Sadly - no one apparently told that to Patsy and the others.

pink floyd pulse concert watch both run like hell and high hopes live they will blow you away

She sings songs about domestic violence. She has helped a lot of people with her music. Love her voice ❤️.

Dont forget that this as well as all his tunes are sung and shot live. The mans a genius. And he gave me and still gives me hope and the will to survive....

My Dad passed away while on holiday with my Mum in Malta and I found out when someone who was arranging to bring him home phoned and told me. It was the most awful shock and I wasn't there for him. I am 79 now and whenever I here this song I cry. Can't help it. I was and always will be my Daddies little girl❤❤❤Love to everyone who has lost not just Dads but Mums as well. Parents are precious😊😊😊😊😊

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Love you Nick you're awesome. People need to know God said his only son Jesus Christ because God loves everybody he doesn't care whether you're gay by straight try trains whatever as long as you believe in his son with all your heart mind and soul and show people you love him and don't deny him you will go and live with your heavenly father and his beautiful loving son Jesus Christ the one who died for you on that cross.

There's no shame in crying to this one.

Now you need to watch him do it live!

❤

You should listen to Kesha’s original. And research the story behind it.

This version just makes your soul feel like it wants to jump out of your damn body😂

Beautiful reaction. Thank you💗

I would highly recommend looking up The Show Must Go On, especially his isolated vocals. An out of this world talent, gone too soon. ❤

And then you get to the disappointing part! When you reach the end of the song.

No matter how many times I have watched/heard Disturb's version of this timeless song, it never gets old. Thank you for sharing your reaction.

Don’t carry that weight brother. I had panic attacks before anyone knew what they were. I figured out drinking would ease them. Unfortunately my tolerance grew and the panic attacks grew more and more severe. I was in my junior year of college when the levels of both went off the rails. I went to treatment 2 years later. My dad doesn’t know to this day that I heard him on the phone with Betty Ford and they rejected me due to liability. I was drinking a gallon of wine in the morning(past 3 a.m.) because my stomach couldn’t handle anything else. Then over the course of that 24 hours I would drink two cases of beer and a fifth of whiskey. I would try to eat mashed potatoes from a fast food restaurant once a week. Finally a place in New Hampshire, closed years ago, took me. One thing I should mention in case anyone else suffers with this is I couldn’t get drunk anymore unless I chugged a fifth of Everclear before going out to a bar. The rehab coordinated with the airline as I’m from the south. They had me drink until I hit the front door. They gave me my dad’s drinks in first class and had me fill shampoo bottles with wine. When we touched down at Logan my aunt and uncle were waiting with two cases and a fifth of Canadian Mist. They really splurged. While in detox I couldn’t figure out why the nurses and doctors kept peeking around the corner while I was watching football and movies. I found out later doctors were calling doctors, as I was told, conferring on how much more Librium they could give me. I was told the quantities were so much higher than ever given before but I couldn’t figure out why my panic attacks went away. I of course found out they were held at bay because of the benzodiazepine. I only weighed 106 lbs but I’m 6’1” and my normal walking around weight was 185-190. When they took me off the benzodiazepine, my panic attacks were back. They freaked when their machines couldn’t read my blood pressure and the doctors couldn’t get a count on my heart rate. Fortunately I didn’t have damage to my liver or other organs. They hypothesized the alcohol acted almost like formaldehyde. I have no idea if they were right but when I got home I fortunately found a doctor that taught me breathing techniques. I didn’t even want to waste my time with it but I was hanging on by a thin string. Now I’m like a robot. 16 breaths a minute. I’m not mad about my failures along the way because everyone did their best. They didn’t know. On top of that, I knew drinking like that wasn’t optimal. That sounds flippant but I knew it wasn’t helping just like heart professionals advising me to relax was impossible since I would also wake up with them. All that to say I feel like you’re putting things on your back but you can only do and guess what’s best. Man, that was over 25 years ago and truly doesn’t seem real. Sorry for grammatical errors but if I go back to proofread, I’ll delete it. Not one to talk about feelings and my heart rate has increased just typing this.

This song has always touched me deeply...I didn't get to reconnecf with my father before he passed. I'm glad to see it had an affect on you and that you allowed yourself to show your emotions and vulnerability. Perfect reaction to a deep song.

I remember my dad tuning to alcoholism in his older years, but he finally gave it up for good after I told him if he couldn't say he loved me while sober, then don't say it. The night he died, I was at the hospital and told him I loved him, then left. Early that morning I got the call that he had passed. Now, 20 years later, I still miss him.

Great reaction! If you liked it, I think you would like a lot of their other songs. Most of them deal with mental health issues. I can recommend Panic Attacks, Brittle, Under the Knife (the 'normal' and the acoustic version), and so many others (basically all of them). But beyond that to me it is hands down my favorite band. They've got really consistently awesome music.

I wasn't there that morning when my father passed away. But I'd been there just a few hours before, and my mother and brother were with him. I was able to talk to him a lot as he lay sleeping.

We love our country, and many of us would give our very lives for this country....And many of us have done THAT

Hello all, for some reason this beautiful amazing song, has been in my head. Some days ago. Morning, noon and night. Even when I try to sleep. So here I am listening. I grew up listening to this song. It brought tears to my eyes. Nick I kinda know how you felt, with the tears in your eyes. I will love this song forever! And his voice, sad he's gone, but he left this beautiful song. Thanks for sharing 👍 😊

always makes me cry

This version gives me chills EVERY TIME.

Another classic one against racism is Short People by Randy Newman.

My favourite Christmas song, brings a tear every time.

Love James, would love to see you check out Pete Murray his entire album Feeler is just stunning, I murdered it on DVD in my car many moons ago.

It's just so damn good man, like crazy emotive af.

Pretty voice, but no Elvis.

Look, I would normally never watch a cover of Elvis, but I'll watch it with you.

This song was at the top of the charts as we were driving from Texas to Iowa for my Dad’s funeral. As we passed through each radio station’s coverage area, it seemed to be on every channel frequently. I love the song but at that time, it was a little hard to take.

Masterpiece

Angelic