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@MrXiaoschi I think the one thumbs down was by accident from someone trying desperately reach the volume-UP slider.

@RobertBorden121 I give him so much credit for doing this. It reminds me of getting out with my brother in our heavy metal band 20 years ago, trying to destroy the world with our power chords and me taking on a Joe Satriani solo piece in front of 500 at the battle of the bands. I love the spirit ...

How does this have 110 dislikes? I can't imagine reaching this video, listening and watching and then thumbs-downing it. If you click on a a KU video, there's like a 99.9% chance you're going to like it.

My folks divorced when I was 4. My dad is in my life still, so I don't think I ever longed for a "Dad" to complete us. However, I have had 2 men in my mother's life who've been like a father. Both of them passed away, and the first - Tony was with me from age 11 to 18. He was so sweet and I think...

Benji definitely differs from the DWTS pros in the way he presents his lines with his arms and has so many signature moves. The pros all have a certain snap and extension that is classic. Benji appears to be more affected by the style he has mastered - West Coast Swing which is not a ballrooom or...

@101southsideboy But NYC is the only place Brad can sing the song with the original lyrics. I think that is why he comes here so often.

Welcome to the future...where someone doesn't have to watch TV anymore...they can log onto Youtube, search for Brad Paisley and watch a video of someone else watching TV while shaking the camera and coughing. What an exciting time we live in!

I think the cardboard cutouts is very funny. It's a Dave Days signature! Was the hat that cardboard Selena wears the same as the cardboard Miley had in other videos?

Love it! I'll take two.

I was watching ABC when this came on. I grew up in Warwick and was there this weekend. When the opening shot came on, I was thinking, this doesn't look like Dancing With the Stars - it looks more like Warwick and the way the evening sky looked to me as a kid. Then Caroline says, "I'm a Junior at ...

@hisgal7172011 From what I have gathered, the guitars played by BP are all Fender Telecasters, but they have been through the custom shop at Bill Crook Custom Guitars. Crook is given a lot of credit as being one of the best people out there to get a Telecaster from. The gear rundown video of BP's...

Love it! This is a great version of a wonderful song.

Metallica once had a story about their tour with Queensryche. During their last show together during QR's "Eyes of a Stranger", they parade out a half-dozen male strippers on the stage.

Such a great voice. Smooth and soft but then he drops the bottom on you and shows he has power too.

How old are you? That's some incredible playing. I am sure at some point in my playing I was your age, but I don't think I was or will ever be nearly that good. No wait, I am SURE of it. You're a great player with a wonderful appreciation for the instrument. Refreshing!

Amazing. Is Larry's Deli just out of view to the left of the frame? If so, as a kid there was a similar storm and I remember that yard getting flooded out badly. One of my classmates lived there. Maybe her family still does. When I think of flooding, I remember that old storm, maybe 1991 or so.

I wonder if there's ever going to be a full-length feature done 100% in Legos!

Glad we have power at work so I could let Wendy voice my frustrations. Irene has us still without power at home. At least it's not as hot as she's talking about.

@jstone114 Thanks for the really rude message! If you read closer you see I said PAUL, as in Mr. NOT-In-Brad-Paisley's-Band Schaefer. When Paul Schaefer comes in, he turns the song from the jamming tune we all love into 3rd grade kids sneaking into the music room. I have listened to this song and...

@phillyfanmatt Because not everyone can get to hear this album.

I never knew George Lucas was in Alabama!

I heard of her problems before I heard her music. I refused to get into her music. Now I know why. I don't want one of my heroes going down like this. Watching this is like a movie of someone's final meltdown - fiction can never top reality though!

So refreshing to hear a Cliff masterpiece done live, but the very capable and incredible Robert Trujillo. You could always kind of hear the bass on the recording, but this is a lot better.

It really helps to hear this especially that I have three boys under 5. They can be a handful for sure, but it gives you hope that even though they get their scrapes and get into some trouble, even a flawed person with love can raise them right.

Can anyone believe I got into listening to this song through playing Grand Theft Auto San Andreas?

I am not too sure I would like to play with either of those guitars. The sound difference is marginal at best. the 1992 seemed noticeably better in the clean channel demo.

@kalmanizer I am a lone Long Islander just getting way into Brad Paisley. Amongst guitar players, it's possible to find someone who has heard of BP but it's still rare. I got sucked into following BP after hearing "Find Yourself" at the end of Pixar Cars. Then when I went to see Cars 2 he had two...

That could be me talking there, except for the fact I am not a famous and talented musician. My boys love Cars and I would be honored to write songs for the movies, but they'd sound distinctly more "garage band" (to put it lightly) if I was involved.

@MRJOLLYBLACK Yes, Brad plays all the electric guitar leads. Someone else plays the lap steel slide guitar on other songs he does.

And this is why Metallica will always be legendary. 1985 - when they were young, hungry, angry, drunk, crazy, fun, and had something to prove. It's so great to have this recording and others like it.

4:56 is one of my favorite things to play on guitar - it's so good because you can hold onto some of the dark notes longer and just simmer in the sorrowful sound a little longer than the recording gives you.