The first time I heard this song was when they released the OMV, and indeed it was not my new favorite The Warning song contrary to other new songs of them. But as you say, the more I listened to it, it grew on me and now it definitely is one of my favorites and in my top 5 of most beautiful TW songs.
The thing I hate about this song is that it ends....seriously though, I get chills every single time I see or here this! On a side note, I have fallen in Love.....with the entire QOTMS masterpeice!
Hey 👋🏼! Here from France ! I love your videos, just keep going! A song you should give a listen too is Money ! This is a fan favourite and there's some chance that you'll see The Warning performe it live. Ps I got my ticket too for their show but in Paris ! I'm so excited!
I am in that discovery mode, with elements of songs "knocking at the doors" of my mind unexpectedly, with the new songs from KMF. I am still absorbing those new songs. I'm just a Greedy Little F*cker. (Did that surprise anyone else? ) I used to think of this as the Rush effect, when Rush would release new music, and indivual songs would "come through" for me bit by bit. Each one becoming my favorite for a while. Well hell, TWB effect is that your fave TW song is...the last one you heard. What a genius band. Like Pau says before the scream of destruction "keep em up keep em up". Keep it up Phil.
Phil, this is a recent fan made video of one of the new songs but for some reason it sounds really good and isolates all of the voices and instruments really well. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ObTxLOH7a7I.html
The notes composition and music is different in Spanish music than English. Listen to any mariachi group or say Vicente Fernandez to see the difference. I think the result is more powerful. It's subtle but powerful. Also .. were you summoning @TheCharasmaticVoice ? 🕯️
Haha yup. People kept saying how I remind them of Elizabeth from TheCharasmaticVoice, so I made a Borat joke responding to one of those comments in the Choke reaction, and Elizabeth replied 😂
I've been on the same mission, (tickets bought for Rogers arena Oct 15th) been nonstop The Warning videos, bought cd on constant shuffle in car, watching everyone's reaction videos, love seeing others feel the same way. I'm a 54 year old man fangirling harder than i ever have...ever.
Great reaction as always, Phil!!! This is one of the favorite songs for me. From a playing perspective, Pau freely admits that even though she's the drummer, she doesn't keep the band on time - Ale does, because she's better at it - everyone looks to Ale for the lead on timing. If playing live is their "superpower", Ale is their "secret weapon". The best way to think of the person the singer is talking about/to is... have you ever known someone who is in love with their own depression, and constantly complains about how horrible their lives are? And how you very quickly get sick of it, and can't seem to get across to them that they are mostly self-sabotaging and are responsible for their own condition, so eventually you just stop trying... and perhaps even give up on being their friend toss your hands up and tell them, "Fine, be that way, just not around me"? It's like that.
you explained it perfectly. This song the more you listen to it, the more you like it and after a time you have the oooooooooo OOOOOOOOooOOOOO in your head
In Mexican Spanish, 'martirio' may refer to something that's emotionally taxing (as within a family or romantic setting) that you cannot so easily get out of, not necessarily 'martyrdom', the dictionary meaning; for example, an upset mom telling her teen kids 'ustedes son mi martirio'.
Lots of songs on albums that seem not there. Then you listen to the album more that song starts to sink in. Next thing you know you can’t it out of your head.
Great stab at translating! In a nutshell: Drown in your martyrdom, surrender to your destiny, give up and die. I wasn't crazy about this song when I first heard it, but then I read the lyrics, and it hooked me. Knowing the song refers to someone's death, Dany's vocals at the end now gives me chills. Great job, Phil!!!
I'm learning bass, and I always mess up Ale's fills. lol. They're probably not actually that hard for people with more experience playing, but sometimes she switches strings so fast I can't keep up lol.
100% know what you mean about a song growing on you the more you listen. This one was the same for me and now it's a top 5 of this album for me, and this is a 10 album in my book
Phil, I first heard DPA last November and have been ridiculously addicted since then. I will see them in September in Cleveland for the first time. I don’t blame you at all for making your channel all about them for the time being. Tell any complainers to pound salt!
Wait until you listen to all the songs on the new album. Ale's bass work is amazing. Escapism, Sharks and Satisfied have some of the coolest bass I've ever heard.
Por favor Phil, analiza Survive! Es la canción que a mí me enganchó al principio de escucharlas y en ella destacan las tres casi por partes iguales, el ritmo que siguen al final de la canción está loquísimo y suena increíble! Muchas gracias por tus análisis!
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it's so important for a 3-piece band to have a bassist musical enough to provide another layer of melody line
¡Tienes un gran español, Phil! Felicidades En este caso la idea del Mártir es usada para hablar de alguien que se flagela a sí mismo y parece no querer salir de esa posición, una persona que como ellas dicen, "se asfixia con sus propias manos". Paulina sale hablando en entrevista sobre esta canción, ha mencionado la importancia de asumir el dolor como parte de la vida y salir de ahí (una idea que va por la misma línea de "Choke") Gran reacción, es lindo ver lo bien que entiendes el español. 👏
Phil Zero has become possibly my favorite reactor. He’s thoughtful, personable, and I like his sense of humor. In addition to producing great reactions, he just seems like a neat, intelligent human… and that means a lot.
I just looked up the English translation of the lyrics. These girls are too damn young to be writing lyrics this good. All of their songs. The lyrics have such deep meaning and the lyrics paint quite a picture. Forgetting their musicianship, their song writing ability is incredible.
It's so cool that each one of them carry equal weight. The drums and the bass each have their own distinct parts. They don't just keep rhythm. It seemed to me that Ale and Pau we opposite in this one. When Ale had her own thing going Pau was following the guitar, then when Ale followed the guitar, Pau was doing her thing tossing triplets in there then they would all three come together in the chorus. The rhythm section carries a lot of weight in this one but damn, let's hand it to Dany for those guitar solos. They weren't intricate but they sure were beautifully cool.
I lived in Germany foe tears and had to ask friends to translate until I could speak/understand the language; I liked a lot of the German bands and of course, thw start of the Scorpions...
I totally get what you mean Phil, about the song growing on you, needing time to sit with it. I have an (almost) embarrassing version of this... 1997, my very first CD I bought for myself of 'my music', was Naveed. I did not 'get' the title track. Cut to 2 years ago I saw OLP in my city and I cried when they started that song I wanted to hear it so bad. I don't speak enough Spanish to understand this song without reading a translation, so for sure to me I was struck by Ale here. Yet another song that seems like it has to be experienced live!
Hi Phil The word Martirio, in Spanish, is normally used for suffering . I try to explain, but English is not my natural language. As always, I learned a lot from your reactions. Thanks.
Hi Phil The word Martirio, in Spanish, is normally used for suffering . I try to explain, but English is not my natural language. As always, I learned a lot from your reactions. Thanks.
Amazing video as always. I know this sounds weird but as a lifetime lover of music I would like to hear more of the "nerd" magic in these songs and how these artist do what they do. I really enjoy learning from you. Thanks for the video!
