UNBELIEVABLE MUSIC!!! First Time Reaction to Chicago - "Hard To Say I'm Sorry/Get Away"
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Hello and welcome back to my channel. My
name is Stacy and I'm so happy to see
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second of all, if you're wondering what
we are doing in my corner of the
internet, I am on a journey of listening
to songs, bands, and artists I've never
heard before. And today, you guys, we
are getting back into the band Chicago,
and we're listening to a song called
Hard to Say I'm Sorry/Get
Away. I have only listened to one
Chicago tune before and it has been
quite a long time since I've listened to
them and reacted to them. So, I'm
excited to dive back into their sound
and to see what this song is all about.
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further ado, let's get into the
reaction. All righty, you guys. This is
Chicago. Hard to say I'm sorry slashget
away. Let's get started.
Everybody needs a little time away.
I heard a say
from each other.
Even lovers need a holiday,
far away from each other.
>> Those harmonies.
Now,
>> it's hard for me to say I'm sorry.
I just want you to stay.
After all that we've been through,
I will make it up to you.
I promise to.
After all that's been said and done,
you're justif The part of me I can't let
go.
Couldn't stand to be kept away
just for the day
from your body.
>> All right, let's pause real fast. This
is a wonderful tune already. To say I am
hooked on it is an understatement. The
way that it draws you in with the piano
and then they slowly introduce you to
new instruments as a song progresses is
just so brilliant. You got um violins,
you got beautiful harmonies, a wonderful
melody. I'm just loving what I'm hearing
so far. The quality is substantial in
this tune so far. Just loving what I'm
hearing. And I feel like I'm just
getting lost in this music. The quality
is out of this world. Um, like I said
before, I haven't heard Chicago in quite
some time. So, uh, yeah, I kind of
forgot their sound. I kind of forgot
what they were all about. So, it feels
really good to refresh my memory. So,
let's continue.
be swept away
far away from the one that I love.
Oh,
it's hard for me to say I'm sorry.
I just want you to know.
Hold me now.
I really want to tell you I'm sorry.
I could never let you go.
So beautiful.
After all that we've been through,
I will make it up to you.
I promise to
after all that's been said
you're just
going to let go
of you.
So cinematic.
>> It's so cinematic. So theatrical. It
sounds gorgeous.
Slowing it back down.
M.
Cool synth.
All right,
time to jam
a horn, too.
Wow.
I love the piano.
>> I love that.
>> All right. Oh my god, we're almost to
the end. This went by so fast. All
right, let me just go back 10 seconds
and we'll end it.
I see nobody
know.
Wow.
Baby.
Yeah. Yeah, baby. That was excellent.
Okay, I apologize for the very late
pause. It didn't feel like five minutes
listening to this song. It went by so
fast, but that was so wonderful indeed.
Wow. Okay. Jeez, I love this song from
beginning to end. This was so much fun
and completely unexpected. The
transition
near the very end of the song, holy
crap, that just like I don't know. That
rocked my world. I really really like
that. And I also love the horn section
of this song so much. I felt like it
elevated the tune. Just I I don't know.
It just elevated it. It It just went in
a totally different direction that I
wasn't expecting. Just the way the song
started so delicate with the piano and
then you got the violins and, you know,
very soft vocals, very beautiful
harmonies and then it turns into such a
rocker at the end. I love that. I love
when we are given a tune that is just
totally unexpected. And I can't believe
five minutes went by just like that. It
felt like I was listening to this tune
for only a minute. I don't know, maybe I
was just lost in it. And I was really
enjoying the quality of it. Like I said,
it's just beautiful music. Awesome
music. Very talented band. And oh god, I
just I just can't deal with that
transition. It was so powerful. I kind
of wish this song was longer. Even
though it's 5 minutes already and it's
it's a beefy song full of so many
different instrumentation and you know
you got horns, violins, piano, amazing
vocals, everything. It's a beefy song
with so many different elements. I just
feel like I don't know. I felt like time
got away from me with this one which I
think makes it extra special. And I'm
looking at the title of the song again
which is hard to say I'm sorry slash
getaway. And I imagine the getaway part
was when the song started ramping up and
it turned into a completely different
tune. I feel like that's probably what
it's referring to. Um or what that
section of the song is called. But yeah,
it's kind of named perfectly because
the the last portion of the song kind of
gets away from the other portion of the
song. It's so crazy. It's so it's so
awesome. This was such a fun experience.
Just what a raw talented band. And
again, it feels good to rediscover their
sound. It's been so long since I've
listened to Chicago. I can't even
remember the last time. I would like to
say maybe over a year. So, yeah, I
definitely feel like I need to get back
into their sound and get back into their
music. And this is a great song to help
me get back into the groove of things
with Chicago. Wow. This makes me want to
dive deeper into their catalog because
what amazing amazing talent this band
has. I just loved when bands were not
afraid of using different
instrumentation that's not typically
used in today's music. So, you got, you
know, violins and horns and amazing
transitions that you were not expecting.
It was so creative and it keeps you on
your toes. It keeps things interesting.
So magical. This was wonderful.
definitely need more Chicago in my life.
So, I think that will do for today's
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>> She's a Oh my god.
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In this video, Stacy reacts to the song "Hard to Say I'm Sorry/Get Away" by the band Chicago. She is deeply impressed by the song's musical progression, noting the transition from a delicate piano-based ballad to a more upbeat, horn-heavy rock track, and expresses her desire to explore more of Chicago's discography.
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