Duke Reacts!

Did not know what I was getting myself into with this track, it's one SAVAGE verse and a hook followed by an extended instrumental section that I thought would lead into another verse but ended up going forever.

Shout to my man Professor of Rock who did the story of Warren Zevon and Werewolves of London last month, dope record from 1978. Got some interesting lyrics here and even a possible cameo from JAY-Z. Enjoy

With the exception of Alvin Sane nobody goes crazier than the Jewish actor and rock star known as Jack Black. Jables for the WIN in this one, opening the 2011 Kids' Choice Awards with a little ditty called I Gotta Feeling by the Black Eyed Peas

Reacting to an early music video from the GREAT Canadian power trio Rush. The Vimeo screen capture software froze my computer a few times while doing this reaction, so parts of the audio were lost. We were able to salvage the reaction using the parts that came out clean. This is for all the great Rush fans out there. I've gotten awesome responses from my reactions to other influential 70s artists, Frank Zappa and Steely Dan. Leave a like and we can talk RUSH in the comments section.

Reacting to an obscure 90s video by a Scottish techno/house band called The Shamen. The complexity and fast-rap delivery of the verses caught me off guard.

We've unearthed a couple gems from one of the godfathers of both Rap and Alternative music. Zappa had a lot to say about the Disco movement of the late 70s. If you want us to do a full reaction to Disco Boy leave a like and let us know in the comments below. Peace

One of the first music videos of the MTV era, this was made in 1979, with dancing babes and a full band performance. Lead vocals on this track are from Squeeze's Chris Difford, who usually sings backup to Glenn Tilbrook.

Raekwon's Rock N'Roll Remix featuring DJ Khaled, The Game, Pharrell, and Busta Rhymes. Take a guess who be eating the other rappers on this one.

Reacting to the Hold Steady's first music video, "The Swish" from their 2004 record Almost Killed Me. The song "I'm Talking To You" on my first album is based on Craig Finn's delivery on this song: https://open.spotify.com/track/3UKpkSFbGU1BEqgxeA5wMH?si=973bf043cb8b4d5c