great. 😊 glad you check lovebites again. pleae see more of lovebites, thank you. 😊 have you seen shadowmaker (mv), please feel free to check it, it's the first time I'm falls in love with these ladies. 😊
The Warning...fantastic Band!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Glad you finally got see them live! Their next UK show is the Brixton Academy, London on April 17 next year. It will be the biggest headline show (5000 cap) they've done outside of Mexico, I'm sure they will return to Ireland on a Euro tour around then.
La calidad ,pasión y talento de The warning se ve y escucha en su nuevo album KMF ,verdaderas maestras de la composición ,hoy conquistan Europa ya practica mente tienen el mundo en sus manos
I’m looking forward to seeing your live review. I don’t dislike the song but it’s one of my least favorites, especially live. Unless the venue’s sound system is excellent, the song just slogs along, in my opinion. But other people love it, so…
i feel like i need to draw your attention to today.... these reactions are amazing don't get me wrong but they have just headlined a polish festival playing a mix of this stuff and new - they are moving on, don't get left behind....ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hFuxVB8hRYc.html&ab_channel=ThewarningSLP
I don't think you are too critical. You know what you like and don't like and can point out exact examples. That is just being aware of your own tastes and how things fit with those tastes. I would rather hear an honest critique than someone gushing who only half listens to the song.
I hadn't put it together, but yeah, _Money_ is a very good example of a song that feels designed for the live (in person) experience. Glad you enjoyed the concert, sorry you didn't get _Dull_ _Knives,_ hope your cold improves soon!
Ale can hang with the best musicians around. She's a human metronome and a style master, too. When you hear a live concert, you get the benefit of LARGE speakers reproducing those low notes. In the 1970s, we had very common home stereo speakers that used 12" or even 15" woofers in addition to smaller midrange drivers and tweeters. The home experience could be much closer to live back then, at least from the best recordings. Of course, the neighbors either complained, or you invited them to your party! 1980 introduced the Sony Walkman and its headphones, which was the beginning of the end for popular home stereo speakers that took up real floor space...
Money is from the Error album...my favorite album to date, I have the disc in the car and listen to it all the time; I also have Keep Me Fed in the car as well
Since the release of Keep me fed, All I listen to in the car and in my office is all their album (And I mean all 4 and even the EP) lets just say I went down the rabbit hole and I'm proud of it LoL Queen was their turn to hard rock, Error their consolidation, KMF is more to gain new fans with a slightly more commercial turn to increaser fan base
Hoy en Wacken The Warning dio un tremendo concierto 60 min. de buen rock ,una gran unión entre TW y publico ,por hoy su calidad,talento y pasión las colocan cara a cara con las mejores bandas de rock del planeta ,incluso las mejores bandas de todos los tiempos
Wacken lo mejor en rock esta viendo y escuchando la consagración del mejor trío de rock del mundo ,hoy The Warning demuestra que esta al mismo nivel de los mejores grupos del planeta
I just stumbled across your video and would like to wish you lots of fun at the ladies' concert. ✌🏻They are one of the very few western bands I still listen to, as I actually moved my home of choice in this context to Japan a few years ago. :) ... I'm sure (or hope) that the one or other of us Maidiacs has already recommended the name 'Band-Maid' to you, with whom TW and the TW-Army have kind of a friendship. A week from today there will be a release with 'Show Them', in which both bands join forces and both sides are already heavily teasing the matching MV. 😉😇 Greetings from Germany, and again, I hope you're having a great time with TW. 🤘🏻 _____________________ _"America invented rock. England improved it. And now, Japan has perfected it."_ » Band-Maid | Gacharic Spin | Lovebites | Nemophila | East of Eden | Hanabie | Asterism | Trident | NEK! | Hades | etc.
Dany is still maturing as a vocalist and I highly doubt that she’ll struggle in 10 years singing Choke. Even from this performance, at super high elevation, her vocals have grown in range and power immensely over the last 2+ years. In 10 years (from this performance) Dany will be 32 and just really entering the prime of her vocal abilities barring any freak injury. In 10 years time they will have likely put out 3-4 more albums (they still have 3 more after KMF on their contract with Lava) and if Choke isn’t on the set list it will likely be because they have written and recorded even better songs in future albums. They already have a 60 song discography if you include Narcisista and their re-imagined Enter Sandman cover (neither of which have actually appeared on TW album) and not counting their collab with Band Maid recently.
Ale's bass is SO strong in this one, plus we get her solo vocals. And as @wolfgangwalk337 said, TW absolutely killed it at Wacken today. It was such a great performance, Dany's vocals were so gritty & angry.
This song was written when they were kids just cutting their compositional teeth. I don't know enough to judge it, but maybe that contributed to your initial feelings?
Each one of their albums stands as a whole. QOTMS is a story that fits together when played from start to finish. *Dust to Dust* is the Prologue, a funeral dirge that sets the stage, complete with that Spanish sermon written by the band's Mom, Mony Velez, and delivered by Rudy Joffroy. That 2018 Lunario concert was the debut of the album, and the band plays it in character, especially Dany, who really gets into the character of the Queen. Of course, they are four years younger there, which contributes to the shock and awe!
Dany belting out that melody in the end, in one breath, at 7300 feet is "one" of the highlights of D2D for me. They all shine on this song. I won't have to tell you to enjoy the concert....:)
All three sisters are phenomenal, in different ways. A key to understanding why the band is so great is Ale’s bass. She’s the one who holds it all together, with impeccable timing and deep grooves. It all builds from that. With every Warning song, listen to what Ale is doing. She’s not as flamboyant as Dany and Pau, but musically, she is essential to the band’s sound.
Muse is one of TW's major influences, without doubt. For their entire career (until it actually happened), when asked "what band would you love to open for most?", their answer was always immediately "MUSE!". And then when they actually DID open for Muse in Mexico, Muse was so impressed that they invited the sisters to come with them back to the UK to open for them there as well. And, Matt Bellamy gifted Dany with a custom guitar during that tour. And, Dan Lancaster was one of their co-writers for some of the tracks on Keep Me Fed :)
