@@eileencarreon listen, I love what they are and what they can become but they talk too much at their shows, too...the agenda just has to end and just play more intensely with no breaks and no talk...in the end, the people who care about their agenda will abandon them for the next fancy new agenda group...hard rock is a real genre... they need to play the guitars louder and harder and amplify everything more with a harder edge to their songs and write more like that..they are just a small step from being a superstar hard rock band and they need to go there and they need a new producer...they are stuck in the middle with this producer and they have to break out and become a stadium band....I don't see them as a girls band anyways and they need to embrace the Zeppelin, Ozzie, Metallica, ACDC, Stones, Clapton genre....that's where they should go...they can always do unplugged shows but the biggest reaction will be from the major hard rock audiences here and in South America and Eastern Europe ...go watch the ACDC show at River Plate. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-J6sAagIau_A.html ..that's where they need to go...and scream more at anyone they want...all three of them are grounded but all three are wild as shit in their own way...and Dani can rock that Gibson like Angus when she wants to....yeah..
@M Allen not everyone wants the rockstar life though. They care very deeply about their "agenda" as you would call it (why you're so triggered they speak up about misogyny, I don't know. But I have a good guess). They're good as they are now. They don't need to be the next Zeppelin, Metallica or whatever male rock band you're comparing them to. Though I do agree with you that Danielle can work that guitar. Good day to you.
@@MA_808 just watched that AC/DC show you linked, it's insane. I have never seen anything like that before. You're right, that is a fantastic direction for HAIM to go, and they could do well with less production and more hardcore rock. But they should not be silenced for speaking out about issues that matter to them, or "agenda" as you call it.
@@eileencarreon With the path they are on now when they are in their 60s they will be selling their music outside of their concerts in the lobbies of hollowed out movie theaters turned into musty concert venues in liberal college towns for the local grey hairs who never left their subsidized apartments and still drive 50 miles to go to a Trader Joe's like when they were students as just another folk-rock wannabe group rather than the rockstars they could be. So, yeah, I guess you have a point.
