Last January, 250 of us flew in to a private show that they played. People came from 25 states, and from across the globe. Fans came from Sweden, England, Scotland, Canada, Mexico and even Puerto Rico. A fan flew in from Hawaii for the show. These girls are reaching across the globe, and bringing people together with their kick ass music. We are witnessing the birth of a legendary group imo. Keep your eye out for an official announcement, about a show at the Whiskey a GoGo in January.......see you guys there. 🤘🏻❤️⚠️
Indeed! TWAGG is a great rendezvous point for communing at the altar of rock n’ roll with the growing cult-like following known as The GWarning Army!! Funny you should say that. I’ll let you discover why for yourselves. Love the reactions and great to see the circle of friends growing with every vid! Keep it building and keep ‘em coming! 🤟🏽😎🤟🏽
@@thomasjones2377 Dang it, I thought you were referring to the posting of certain video from said certain show in a certain cold weather month beginning with the letter J.
I love the fact that fans will travel to another country to support their favourite bands. It gets people to meet each other whom you would normally not meet.
Btw, this video was from a show where they played an hour and forty five minutes, of all original songs. They had two support acts, one of which is an ‘80’s glam style band, called Jet Jaguar. Jet Jaguar actually won the battle of the bands at Wacken two years ago (so they are a serious band). These young ladies bring it, and if you share the venue with them, you damn well better bring your A game, or you will get embarrassed. 🤘🏻🤘🏻
They don't do covers anymore, but when they were younger they started with covers. They have a lot, but the highlights ones are Metallica's Enter Sandman, Foo fighter's The Pretender and Muse's Hysteria (at liceo). For more originals, you've got to see the official video of the song XXI century blood. It's their only official video and it's one of the most clever videos I've ever seen. Thanks a lot guys, great reaction!
Might not be a popular opinion, but for me their best cover is of Muse's Resistance when they were quite young. They are pretty big Muse fans and even though they were young on that one it is so spot on that I think it's their best musically.
Cool reaction! Good analysis, hopefully more reactions come, because all the music of The Warning is awesome. I am a rocker and metalhead of yellow bone alive in love with the talent, energy and music of these young women. 🤘
Thank you for the reaction guys! Awesome once again! I really love the talking in the end btw because it truly tells us how you guys feel and what you think about the song so 👍🏼👍🏼 for you guys! Cheers and keep it up!
This young lady's are in another level, with 2 albums, touring in Mexico, having doing presentations in the US, being invited to Colombia to the biggest rock fest in Latin America, bring invited to Ellen DeGeneres show, having recognition by legendary bands like Metalica, Guns and Roses, Megadeath, Coldplay, The Killers, Muse, Def Leppard, and more, I mean at the age of 19, 16 and 14 year old, it's Crazy, they have so much future on there hands, there's to much to look for in this group that I can any imagen what's coming, check out there cover of Atlas Rise of Metalica if you want to see how well the do covers 🤘👌👍🤘
Love your reactions... and The Warning of course! new suscriber! please continue your journey reacting to The Warning. They do not have a bad song out of the 32 originals they have already produced
This was great. Loved the reaction. Ok, first time I heard this song, I was on a laptop through crappy speakers and I thought Heart, Barracuda was the vibe I got. When I got it on a good sound system, I thought Megadeth. from that opening guitar lick. When this album came out, they saw us talking on Patreon. We would say things like "I hear a Megadeth influence, or Fastway, or . They said in one of their Vlogs that they look at each other and say "Where do these guys get this? We've never heard of half of these bands.". They grew up listening to good ole rock, Queen, Metallica, Elton John, ACDC, etc. Now they listen to all kinds of music, a lot of K-pop, J-Rock etc. My theory is that they break all of their influences down to an elemental level. Pull in the best parts of everything, and glue it together into some brand new awesomeness. Depending on where the listener is coming from, they will say I hear 'X' influence. It gives you the feeling of that good old rock, but it's all brand new. I'm 53 years old and live in Alabama. I've been to Mexico twice in my life. June of this year to Monterrey to see them perform in their home town. In your next reaction, if you're doing Narcisista from Foro DiDi, that was the first time the song was played live, and you can see my fat head in the crowd at the end. The second time was last weekend, I saw them play in Tijuana and they absolutely killed it. The also announced they will be headlining the Whisky in January. At the Tijuana show, I went with 2 guys from Sweden, 1 from Scotland, several from Cali, 2 from Florida and one from Indy. At the Monterrey show we had representatives from England, Sweden, Brazil, Canada, Alabama, Florida, Seattle, Arizona. They are about to blow up.
Awesome review from you guys. I think you nailed down pretty much all that us in TWA have seen, that they bring back some sort of an old-style rock ‘n’ roll in a more mordern way
"An updated version of classic rock" is about as close as anyone will get to describe their sound. That is what they heard in the house as they were raised. Also, consider that the oldest was born in 2000. Think about how cool of a musical environment at home hearing a classic rock soundtrack during the 2000s.
I think what makes The Warning remarkable are their last two albums. Every song is good to great and would be hit singles. I think that's what grabs the audience at their concerts. Those who have never heard of them probably can't believe that every song is good.
The one negative I have seen when I introduce friends and associates to The Warning is something most of us have. We have a taste for a certain type of music and often slow to embrace anything beyond that. They're a young band, so they will not sound like a polished band like Rush, Metallica and the Foo Fighters. No 100k production budgets. If a person is wanting to hear, let's say NIN, when that person hears The Warning that person isn't really going to hear music the way he/she wants to hear it. So they appreciated the sisters for how talented and good their music is, but they're not really interested in hearing more. Not really a big deal, but I believe most of us big fans are open minded about our musical tastes. We only listen to hear music that sounds good to us, but The Warning are infectious. If one appreciates the first listening of them and begins to research, before long it's another member of The Warning Army volunteering for duty. I believe their secret is that they're just down to earth everyday teenagers who aren't trying to fix their broken lives. As a whole I think most of us fans are glad to see just "normal" kids succeeding in a field that is too often filled with people struggling in their minds. That's not a dig against those people. It's just that it's become so common that we don't want that baggage anymore. Just bring us good music. Three wholesome sisters who don't even come from the United States show up and hit everyone with sincerity and fantastic talent. Boom. Another fan is born.
Oh yeah, when you asked if Pau was lip syncing, she was not at that point. She was the one singing Korosu Korosu Korosu. Also, toward the end of the song, she throws these creepy whispers in there around Dany's vocals. You need good headphones or something to hear them. Dany and Ale hear them in their in-ear monitors and say it's really creepy. There was a live stream when they did Rock al Parque in Bogota about a month ago where the feed had Pau's whispers cranked up louder than Dany's vocals. It was really messed up. lol
Good review guys..The Warning seem to have drawn it all together to create a sound that is familiar to many...The best thing about the Queen of the Murder Scene Album is that it is centered around a character, From start to finish it tells a sort of macabre romeo and juliet like story..maybe we could get rob zombie to do a movie?
I hear early Judas Priest. Straight forward, rock and roll baby! The fact that they are not confining themselves into one specific sub genre, reminds me of Queen (not saying they are Queen, but that they have a similar approach). Their songs cover the gamut, from rock, to punk, to hard rock....hell they even had a country song on their first ep. these ladies know how to write songs.
Speaking of covers. They came on the Ellen show about 4 or 5 years ago where they performed this song Enter Sandman ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1boUYB9LFJY.html Here's also their cover of Atlas Rise about a year and half ago I believe ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ujrHJH3yovc.html I don't believe they sang Enter Sandman on the Ellen show, but they were invited on her show because of that cover.
Guys, I love their music so much, I flew from Dallas, Tx to Monterrey to just watch them. In and out, one night there. They play live better then most of these wannabe bands. They are so young we can only imagine how they will sound 5, 0, 15 years from now.
Totally independent. The three of them do all aspects of their music, using the classical piano background they have to transpose to their instruments. They also know what they want before they enter a studio. And they interact with their fans not only on stage, but with blogs and short clips, a lot of which is just everyday moments. From the beginning reactors said "the future of rock". They were brought up listening to classic rock, Pink Floyd, Queen, Rush etc. Their style shows that influence and brings the music to a new generation. Talented musicians, composers and still come across to fans as just nice girls. Unique. this is Survive live from the first album. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-N-wl4uQTA7w.html
You mentioned that you really liked Dull Knives from the Warning but it went to quickly. I have inside info on the reason for that. The Warning Ladies tried to incorporate a guitar solo into that song to lengthen it but unfortunately nothing for a solo seemed to work that they liked or worked for that song. They decided it was best to leave it alone. On another note with this album(queen of the murder scene) they had all the songs for the record already figured out and tweaked at there home studio before they even went to the recording studio to lay down there tracks. It only took them a week or less to get everything recorded once they were at the studio. The girls don’t get any outside help or ideas from any professionals. I asked there dad about this and he said he honestly doesn’t know how they come up with the songs, they just do and it baffles him, he is a fan of his own girls😊
Yes, they are talented. Consider this. They are artists. They are creatives. They are musicians (very good ones, two). People in these groups tend to have big imaginations and open minds. I see all the time people commenting on how young they are for the type of material they do. I suppose it's true, but in today's world teenagers are exposed to a lot. I mean a LOT. It's understandable to me that they have stronger influences than "oh boy, I'm so in love with you." It's incredible exciting to know they're not so into that. One thing about their dad being a fan of his own girls. This is a great thing. He has already done a fantastic job along with his wife of raising three amazing young ladies even if one could separate the music from their personalities. He is the executive manager of the band and I think he's done a great job there as well. How many kids can say that their parents are fans even just for every day life? It's fabulous that he loves their music and supports them so well. Luis Villarreal is a great man.
The girls are not big on compromise. They would rather play their music for 12 people than someone forcing them to play pop for 12,000. THAT is a rock 'n' roll attitude! You mentioned you were going to do Narcisista, which has very catchy hooks - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-O7IAEhN4RMM.html . After than try a power ballad like Crimson Queen ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-N0MJXxfcKEQ.html or The End: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FK7pLOWEYJU.html
