As a guitarist, and former performer, I can say this live performance of Burnout shows the most difficult combination of singing & guitar playing that Dany has ever done. I mean, THIS IS EPIC. As super good as she is on HYCAD vocally, here now is her best example ever of simultaneous guitar + vocal. Absolutely amazing! Could there possibly be a better front person in today's rock music than Daniela Villarreal? I don't think so.
@leekovalskyj9218 Yes I´m completely Agree, the people play guitar know that better, the coordination playing and singing different line it´s so hard, and doing that well is a treasure, Dany kick ass
@@escritorionapraiapodcast4260 what Dany does is on a greater level of difficulty. Lzzy said Dany made her want to practice more. Dany plays riffs and really odd stuff that doesn't necessarily go with the vocal line when she sings.
I like both. I think it makes sense for the studio version to have a certain polish, while the live version is more raw and visceral. This combination of studio vs live sound works for me.
Absolutely! And this is no easy song. IMO (as a guitarist & former performer), Dany's singing & playing simultaneously on Burnout is the most difficult she's yet done. And this performance was pretty much perfect. She & her sisters just keep getting better & better!
That’s is so F’n awesome compared to the studio version. I think they dud extra prep to get it that way. Previously Pau said they only had time to practice the new songs during sound checks. The break before Japan paid off here. ⚠️⚡️⚡️⚡️
This tone of guitar on the live is just THOUSANFD TIME BETTER than the studio no way !😮 Just love this version make me really enjoy this guitar riff and sound that is just good.... Love that that raw brutal ...like Dany❤
Amazing live one of the few first time they Played this song., they will even sound better on this song the more times they play it. Oh good hell, I wish the producer for this Album would not have put all the junk and the over produced Crap on this. This is The Warning show, not the Anton Delost show. Good hell you have degraded Hell You Call A Dream and Burnout... This is most everybodys opinion that I have read in 100rds and Hundreds of reactions...
The British may be a little stiff in real life, But they are true rock and rollers. The Japanese Love to play and get loose when they're not working, But there's stiff as a board at the concert. What's up with that⚡️⚡️⚡️🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵
It's hard to see you at a smokey distance. It's like you're on a circuit board acting like the resistance. Time doesn't bring you to me. Just play with the minutes, and then we'll see. Time is just a way to escape. To play the hero without a cape. One way or another, we may clash in the perfect storm. Now, all I've got to say is you've been warned. Let our circuits unite. Then we will see who has the biggest byte. There's electricity in the air. But you're not aware. One way or another, we may clash in the perfect storm. Now, all I've got to say is you've been warned. Is it yes or no, or zero and go. Is it one or zero. Please let me know. It just helps redirect in the way I have to flow. One way or another, we may clash in the perfect storm. Now, all I've got to say is you've been warned.
Si lo necesitan mucho en especial con las nuevas canciones que tienen mas capas y en estudio suenan muy contundentes pero en vivo suele escucharse vacio, pierden mucho en vivo solo con una guitarra ademas porque en este año han decidido usar menos backing tracks y ahi se nota mas la diferencia en estudio como en Sick y Burnout que las ritmicas les dan la profundidad que necesitan o incluso con un bajo mas contundente con mas efectos que ayude a rellenar los vacios de la guitarra. La banda de las Nova Twins son solo 3 miembros y muchas veces la cantante deja de tocar la guitarra por ir a brincar con el publico pero todo el tiempo esta el sonido relleno con la bajista que tienen una pedalera brutal y rellena e impulsa el sonido de la guitarra que no es ni la gran cosa, pero los efectos q le mete la bajista son fenomenales y grandes (en estos conciertos de Japon el bajo de Ale casi no se escucha). Siento que el nuevo disco por el tipo de produccion bien cargada si necesita mas backing tracks para sonar contundente, en especial porque aun no tienen dinero para ir con musico de apoyo a las giras. No se porque a la gente le molesta el uso de backing cuando ayuda a enriquecer las canciones, las han criticado y por eso estan usando menos, tendran muchas presentaciones en festivales todo el año y con los problemas de sonido que suele haber espero puedan lograr el equilibrio en colocar los backings para que no se escuche tan vacio en las nuevas canciones, en festivales como el Wacken y ayudaria a Dany a darle un respiro a que no se noten tanto sus errores. ( Pobre Dany estaba luchando con el aire). A medida que crezca su fama y dinero esperemos en 1 o 2 años puedan contratar a un musico de tour, me alegraria mucho ver a Dany poder descansar y no sentirse tan agotada y presionada de hacerlo todo con la guitarra, voz, interaccion con el publico 😢 y Ale q no la ayuda a hablar con el publico por lo menos, aunque sea con un arigato, mientras la pobre Dany respira😂
Yo no creo que la necesiten, esa es la escencia de warning, como otros grupos de tres, meter para apoyar sería si realmente lo necesitan, pero no por el momento, son DPA ❤ y así las queremos, de mi parte.
@@Itzzy515 Es que justo se les ocurre quitar los bcking tracks cuando estrenan el disco con más producción xD. Burnout se escucha mucho más vacío que dull knives, porque dul knives fue hecha pensando en 3 integrantes, las nuevas canciones fueron creadas pensadas para Spotify
@@batallasdeshorts4149exacto cuando crearon KMF no pensaron en el sonido en vivo y la gran diferencia que hay con la produccion cargada de este nuevo album que si o si necesita backings fuertes, muy diferente del sonido mas crudo y organico de sus primeros discos con solo su instrumentacion. Ojala los retomen y los pongan en especial para la gira de festivales donde debido a los inmensos escenarios van a terminar perdiendose con este sonido vacio, en el Wacken va a sonar muy flojo sin los backings. Sick por ejemplo tiene una genial base que imita el sonido de una mosca presente en toda la cancion y ese sonido se pierde en el vivo con lo cual la cancion pierde la fuerza brutal que tiene en el estudio.
Japanese crowds are like that out of respect for the bands. Watch them at Nemophila concerts online… severe thrash metal… polite applause between songs. I always feel it’s best to learn how other cultures do things so we all understand what they actually feel… they loved the warning!
so upset about all the fans and reactors that got copyright strikes for doing exactly whats happening here. could have blocked the content instead of putting peoples accounts at risk of getting shut down.....people who supported and promoted these bands. ive been neck deep in the #thewarning rabbit hole for months. time to give them a break i think.
This was not TW's fault but the Band-Maid team's fault because it's their song. The Japanese are strict about that and they wanted to save the song for the release of the new Band-Maid album where this song will be. TW has never had a problem with the reactors on the contrary they support them because it is free publicity.
They sounded great but the energy from the audience is kind of a drag. It seemed like the bands mood was brought down a little because of that. Just not the reception they typically get. I know it’s a different culture but a little sad to watch. Maybe many didn’t know who they were and were there for Band-Maid?
I like Burnout but Dany is having to carry hard. With all the layered production in the studio for Keep Me Fed, they really need a touring keyboardist but they've said they can't afford it. Would make a huge difference, we're only hearing half the song here.
I love the song, one of my top the warning songs, studio version is incredible in my opinion, and live in absolutely excellent. Nobody is stretching too hard in this live, they are all in their wheelhouse and their music is becoming more challenging to play live because they are improving and pushing themselves to write songs for this way. The bass part is one of the most difficult in their catalog, and Ale is doing amazing things here. Drums are complex and she recreates the studio playing flawlessly. No need for a touring keyboardist… they are a power trio, and that has always been a superior live show to me than huge bands. This is one of the highlights of their career and they nailed it.
@@don-music AMO TODA la musica de las Wawas,pero este tema simplemente NO me gusta.Talvez en el futuro cambie. No me importa si "es mas coompleja" o se hacen "cosas nuevas" simplemente paso de ella. Es mala? No creo ,el hecho que "A MI" no me guste significa que sea mala.
@@don-musicWith all respect but your opinion is not objective. You think everything TW does is perfect because you are too much of a fan. Sometimes the excessive love for something or someone makes the reason clouded. Those of us who are objective and can see from the outside see that not everything is perfect. There are many things that can be improved to make the band even greater. The new songs have a lot of production that can't be replicated live. They need to use more backing tracks or a tour musician to complete their sound. Sooner or later all power trios end up having a backing musician. There is nothing wrong with that. You have to look at realities as well.
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