Many of you requested we react to another song by The Warning, and we got many comments for Narcisista, their first song in Spanish. The bar was set pretty high with Dust to Dust… will this top it?
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We react to The Magpie Salute playing their song Omission. They are an offshoot of The Black Crowes, a band which Ed loves, but Doug, not so much. Did they improve on the Black Crowes’ formula, and can they win Doug over?
Black Friday: The Classic Rock Show | Two Old Unhinged Musicians React!
We react to a cover of Steely Dan’s classic Black Friday by The Classic Rock Show. Can they handle the complexities of Steely Dan?
Siam Shade: Virtuoso | Two Old Unhinged Musicians React!
We react to a viewer suggestion for the Japanese band Siam Shade playing their song Virtuoso.
Shine by Bishop Gunn | Two Old Unhinged Musicians React!
Watch Ed react to the song Shine by Bishop Gunn. Doug discovered this song from Theo Von’s podcast and knew it would be a great song to react to.
The Warning: Dust to Dust | Two Old Unhinged Musicians React!
We react to The Warning playing Dust to Dust live in Mexico (2018). Three sisters, huge sound! We received many requests for The Warning by our viewers. Thank you!
Halestorm: Still of the Night (Cover)| Two Unhinged Old Musicians React!
We react to a cover of Whitesnake’s Still of the Night by Halestorm.
Band-Maid: Onset (Live) | Two Old Unhinged Musicians React!
We’re quickly becoming huge Band-Maid fans after our first two reactions! In this video we both react to a live performance of their instrumental song Onset, as requested by many of our viewers!
Black Slug by Church of the Cosmic Skull | Two Old Unhinged Musicians React!
Ed has become quite the fan of Church of the Cosmic Skull since we first reacted to their song Sorcerers and Sabotage (see reaction here: https://youtu.be/hM_QtEHjDE4). In this video, Ed plays Black Slug for Doug. See how he reacts to this weird and wonderful song!
Primus: Jerry Was a Racecar Driver | Two Old Unhinged Musicians React!
Ed reacts to his very first Primus song, Jerry Was a Racecar Driver. Let’s just say he was impressed by Les Claypool!