I've been around the block a few dozen times and started my journey into rock, hard, progressive, psychedelic, whatever you want to call it back in the sixties. After arough patch, disco, and some lean years, things are starting to look up. These young ladies are the real deal. From their cover of "Enter Sandman," when Ale's bass was bigger than she was to their version of it at Teatro Metropolitan in 2022, it's refreshing to see p. As for a favorite song? For me, it's still Enter Sandman. Now, my #2 has changed a couple of times it was XXI Century Blood from 2018, great song and music video. This one and Hell You Call A Dream are neck and neck. There are so many others that it's really hard to pick.
The Warning are on the same trajectory as Metallica. Started out in small venues for the first two albums. Then the third album is released they start to outshine the headliner they are supporting. Become headliners with the fourth album selling out 20k+ seat arenas. With the fifth album they become a worldwide headliner of large festivals. Around 20-25 years after the first album they are selling out 60k+ seat stadiums. The Warning is about to release their fourth album. They are booked for summer festivals mostly on the main stage including Waken 2024. By 2030 they will be selling out 60k+ seat stadiums. Certainly 20k+ seat arenas by next year.
If they ever write a song called, "All", everyone will be confused by everyone's answer to what their favorite The Warning song is called. "I mean all of them, including All.". ;)
Maybe when you beat the crap outta something it makes you feel better? If you watch the 2017 TEDx Talk they did at the University of Nevada, you see Pau break a stick during *Survive.* It lands on a cymbal. She grabs a new one and keeps going. A few bars later, she hits that cymbal and launches the broken stick into space. She's doing her best ANIMAL impression (Sesame Street reference). The song is one she wrote about a broken friendship. Her former friend didn't understand why she had to leave a slumber party early to go to band practice, and said some insulting and hurtful things to her. Moral? Don't piss off Pau or she will write a spiteful song about you, and enjoy beating the drums to death in your honor!
Since you love metal so much, you listen to their song "Queen of the Murder Scene" Live at Teatro Metropolitan. It is one of their most metal-like songs and really heavy - I think you would like it. Also, you really should check out Pau singing lead on "Dust to Dust" from that same concert. Her voice is beautiful.
The Warning...Fantastic Band!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I think someone commented once which is so totally true it does not matter if The Warning are playing to 100 or 100,000 you feel they are performing for you in your living room - there is a connection that few bands have managed in history of music. That is why I will be seeing them in days - it will 🤯🤯blow my mind.
if you are loving the Warning you need to bring on some Band Maid Live... Hate, Domination, Puzzle, No God... any of the official Live videos will open your world to some more awesome music....
Ale's tuned down bass, Pau's crazy good fills and Dany's tuned down guitar with her sultry vocals may have replaced HYCAD as my favorite off this album now. All 5 songs to date are amazing tho. Great reaction thank you loved the end nicely covered eh. 🔥⚡
I share your opinion, for me Hell You Call a Dream is my favorite song so far from this new album, that doesn't mean that I don't like the others, I really like them a lot but HYCAD is on another level, the power of Dany's voice, Ale's Bass and Pau's smile is everything!
My number one song is many of them, but I am still loyal to Unmendable and the reason is because I got hook when I listened it for the first time on Ted Talk... like 8 years ago or so.
I too waffle between this one and HYCAD for "favorite song off this album". I can't pick one... can I pick BOTH ?!? 😋 And OK, yes; I still think if you put a gun to my head I'll pick HYCAD. But only because the "story" makes more sense, whereas on this one even Dany says, "We don't actually know what it means."' They just liked the lyrical interplay of sounds, which is perfectly fine - not everything has to be fraught with deep meaning. As Pau commented once, "It's not that deep." This album is apparently just "stuff they think is fun." Which is as much an acceptable song writing dynamic as anything written to be much "deeper". Sometimes, "girls just wanna have fun". ⚡🤘⚡
