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THIS IS INCREDIBLE!!! First Time Reaction to Genesis - "Firth Of Fifth"

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Hello and welcome back to my channel. My

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name is Stacy and I'm so happy to see

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you here today. If you are new to the

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channel, first of all, welcome and

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second of all, if you're wondering what

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we are doing in my corner of the

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internet, I am on a journey of listening

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to songs, bands, and artists I've never

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heard before. And today, you guys, we

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are getting into a new band for me named

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Genesis and we're listening to a song

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called Firth of Fifth. Now, you guys

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have been on me for a very, very long

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time now to react to Genesis and I'm

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sorry it has taken me so long, but we

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are finally doing it today. Finally. I

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know some of you guys have waited a long

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time for this. So, I'm excited to see

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what they're all about and I'm excited

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to see what this song is all about,

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especially because it is almost 10

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minutes long. Holy cow. So, before you

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begin the reaction, you guys, if you

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like my content and want to join me on

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my musical journey of discovery, please

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be sure to like and share the video as

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well as subscribe to the channel as it

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really helps growing content creators

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like me. So, without further ado, let's

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get into the reaction. All right, you

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guys, this is Genesis, Firth of Fifth.

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Let's get started.

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>> [music]

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[music]

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[music]

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>> Wow.

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>> [music]

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>> Holy piano.

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>> [music]

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[music]

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>> Wow.

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>> I feel like I'm at a classical musical

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concert. Classic music concert.

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>> [music]

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>> Never mind. [music]

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>> [music]

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>> Ooh,

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I like that bass.

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>> [music and singing]

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[music]

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[music]

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[music]

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>> Is this Phil Collins, right? He's in

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this band?

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>> [music]

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[music]

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[music]

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[music]

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[singing]

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[music]

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[music]

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>> I'm dying on songs

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urged the sailors

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on

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>> [music]

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>> till lured

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by the sirens

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cry.

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>> Ooh, baby.

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All right, I'm going to pause right

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here. What a production. Holy cow. So,

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this is my first impression of Genesis

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and I can see why you guys have wanted

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me to react to them for some time now.

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We are 3 minutes into the song and I

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already feel like I've been on a musical

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journey already with this with this

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music. I know that Phil Collins was in

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this band

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uh but I don't think that's him singing.

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It doesn't sound like him. Maybe it's

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Peter Gabriel. I remember Peter Peter

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Gabriel is also in this band as well.

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So, yeah. Uh

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I don't know.

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>> [laughter]

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>> I'm not entirely sure. Again, this is my

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first impression impression of Genesis.

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I have reacted to both Phil Collins and

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Peter Gabriel separately, individually

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when they were doing, you know, their

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own thing

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uh as solo artists. So, hearing them

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together and hearing this band as a

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whole is a whole new experience. It's

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it's a really crazy journey so far. That

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piano at the beginning was so beautiful

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and then they catch you off guard with a

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bang of instrumentation, with a bang of

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a guitar and drums and yeah, it's really

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cool. It sounds like we are about to get

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back into the piano which I really like.

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The piano playing at the beginning was

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superb. I feel like I was in this fancy

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concert hall listening to a piano

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concert with that uh whole beginning

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piano part right there. It was really

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neat. So, let's continue.

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>> sirens [music] cry

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>> Who is it playing piano?

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>> [music]

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[music]

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[music]

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>> Such a journey.

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Flute?

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Wow.

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>> [music]

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>> This is a cool part.

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I like that.

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Ooh.

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Mhm.

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Yes.

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Okay.

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>> [music]

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>> This piano is so good.

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>> [music]

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[music]

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>> Holy crap.

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>> [music]

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>> Wow.

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>> [music]

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[music]

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[music]

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>> Holy crap.

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Damn.

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>> [music]

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[music]

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[music]

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>> Ooh.

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I like that transition.

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>> [music]

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[music]

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[music]

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>> Piercing solo.

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>> [music]

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>> Got an organ.

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>> [music]

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[music]

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>> Ow.

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>> [music]

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[music]

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[music]

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[music]

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[music]

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>> Jeez. [music]

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>> [music]

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[music]

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[music]

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>> Explosion.

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>> [music]

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[music]

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[music]

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[music]

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[music]

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>> Guys, that bass is so good.

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Amazing.

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Wow, what a piercing and blazing guitar

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solo that was. Holy crap.

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>> [music]

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>> How do we go from a piano, like we did

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at the beginning, to that? Crazy.

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>> [music]

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>> Now as the reaper

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>> [music]

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>> dissolves

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the sheep.

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So yet you has [music] claimed another

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soul.

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>> [music]

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>> Damn.

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>> And so with gods and men, the sheep

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remain [music]

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inside their pen until the shepherd

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leads his flock away.

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>> [music]

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>> The sands of time where we

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roll

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and ride

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>> [music]

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>> the

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river

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of constant

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change.

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>> Wow.

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>> [music]

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>> That was a journey.

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Back to the piano.

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Huh.

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Full circle.

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Wow, what a

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What an experience

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that was.

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A musical roller coaster to say the

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least.

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>> [gasps and sighs]

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>> Geez, I feel kind of spent after

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listening to this song. I think because

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there's just so much happening. This was

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a musical roller coaster like I said

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before.

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Huh.

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It was beautiful. It was masterful,

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dramatic, and elegant, and so many

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different things. At times I felt like I

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was at a rock concert, at times I felt

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like I was at a piano concert. It was

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crazy. So many things about this song

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that I really loved. Phil Collins behind

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the drum kit, oh my god, just hearing

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him kind of just go off and be

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aggressive behind the drum kit was so

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cool. And then that bass was quite

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lovely. I enjoyed the bass throughout

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this song. And then the piano, we kind

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of have this song sandwiched between

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piano. Just solo piano work, and I

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really, really like that as well.

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Whoever played the piano for this song

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and

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was incredible. I It didn't sound easy

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at all. And then I also have to say I

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really enjoyed that flute. I was not

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expecting the flute to show up in this

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song, but then again, there were so many

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elements and instruments to this song

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that I didn't expect to show up. It just

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kept me on my toes. And then there's

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that guitar solo. That blaring, blazing

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guitar solo. Oh my gosh. That

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That sent me to another dimension. There

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were just so many parts of this song

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that

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just threw me for a loop that I truly

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enjoyed.

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Everyone is so talented in this group

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and to be able to make a song that is

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almost 10 minutes long and then make it

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feel like it goes by so quickly, I think

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is a talent in of itself. I feel like I

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was just being transported again to

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another dimension and just kind of let

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the music take me wherever it wanted me

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to go. And just let the music take me

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for this ride that

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I didn't want to get off of. It was

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really really great to listen to this

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song. And just even thinking about that

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solo is giving me goosebumps. I'm not

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going to lie. It was just Ooh, it just

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it goes right through you. Oh my gosh,

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it's so crazy. It It was a really really

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great song, really great solo. Just so

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again dramatic, so uh prominent, very

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interesting to listen to and just Yeah,

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I don't know. I don't even know how to

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describe it. This was just a very

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complex piece of music that you just

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know that

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not just anyone could create or and not

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just anyone could play and give it

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justice. I feel like a lot of musicians

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and a lot of people who actually study

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music, maybe music theorists and

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composers and things like that, probably

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have a field day with this song. Even me

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who is not musically trained, I've never

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played an instrument, don't sing,

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nothing, I'm still just

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able to grasp like the musicianship and

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the talent within this song and the

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difficulty within this song. I feel like

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this is just so hard to play. But

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regardless, it's so brilliant. It's so

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raw. I just enjoyed it from beginning to

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end and I'm finally glad I reacted to

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>> [sighs]

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>> Genesis. It's been a long time coming.

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It really has. I just love how

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intentional every note was, how

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intentional every instrument was.

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Um, it was creative yet so structured.

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Again, there were just so many different

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aspects that transported me to a

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different place. Um, whether it was like

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a rock concert, a classical music

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concert. I just love how intentional

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this song was between

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all the instruments that were used to

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make this song, all the transitions, all

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the different feelings. Again, the

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musical roller coaster that it gave. Uh,

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gosh, it's hard to pick a favorite part

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from this song. I don't know. I I don't

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I think I'll have to listen to it a few

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more times to be able to pick out a

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favorite part. But you guys should

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definitely tell me what your favorite

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part was. Was it the flute? Was it the

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piano? Was it, uh, the guitar solo? I

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don't know.

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I don't know. There is so much

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happening. There's so much to this song.

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It's crazy. So, yeah. Anyway, I could

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probably go on and on and on about it.

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But I feel satisfied after listening to

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this song. I feel kind of spent after

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listening to this song just because

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there is so much happening here. But I

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think I will definitely have to listen

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to it again. This isn't a piece you just

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listen to once and then you're done with

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it. There's a lot of replayability with

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this song and I feel like with each new

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listen through you probably catch

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something new.

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And that's what makes it exciting. So, I

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think that will do for today's reaction.

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>> [laughter]

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[snorts]

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Interactive Summary

In this video, Stacy listens to and reacts to the song 'Firth of Fifth' by the band Genesis for the first time. She describes the 10-minute track as a complex, masterful musical journey that blends elements of classical piano, rock, and progressive music, ultimately leaving her impressed by the band's immense talent and musicianship.

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