Thank you for the reaction to The Gazette. They're my favourite band, I flew to another country so I could see them live. They're really impressive live.
So many great Japanese bands. I want to recommend Maximum the Hormone - Zetsubuo Billy and Fear, and Loathing in Las Vegas - Thunderclap, but Band-Maid and Nemophila are still on the list right?
I can add them to the reaction list. Also your whitechapel logo is killer. Whitechapel was fantastic live the 2x i have gotten to see them. I want to see them headline at some point.
@@harvesteronenetwork1559 Lol, yes I like Whitechapel too! The logo is actually the Tennessee State flag though, Whitechapel is from Knoxville. I've been living in southern Texas for around a year now, but spent most of my life in TN.
Wow, my favourite band ever on your channel, nice. This is not metalcore band, some their songs are metalcore, but they made music in many rock/metal genres, this is visual kei band. Visual kei is japanese music wave and subculture, visual kei bands are in the most rock and metal genres, are also different types of visual kei, but visual kei bands have some specific elements, besides visual side of band, like type of singing (clean vocals), way of expressing emotions, lyrics are important, often deep with difficult emotions etc. The Gazette formed in early 2002, they have nine full albums and many songs released only on singles. That heavy is their eighth and ninth album, before their music was little lighter, but also amazing. You should listen more by them. Why you don't listen songs to the end? Endings are also important, you know? And you have problems with sound, it bothers... Oh, and if you want hear japanese metalcore/deathcore, you should react band Dexcore and their song "Brain Washing", something amazing. Dexcore is also visual kei band, I love their mix of visual kei and metalcore. You should react it.
Thank you for you well thought out comment and the explanation of types of Japan's metal music. Based on how you describe these bands I wil have to check them out. Im aware if the sound problem and im in the process of fixing it. I will probably have to get a replacement headset with better mic because i believe the connections on my current one are dying thus the audio problems.
@@harvesteronenetwork1559 Are also normal japanese metal bands, visual kei is specific and quite big music wave, if you don't know visual kei, the easiest way to recognize such bands is their visual side, i.e. rich clothes and hairstyles as well as strong makeup (but not in all variety of visual kei). Visual kei have roots in traditional japanese theater, so the musicians behavior is quite theatrical and gender is no matter. About audio problems, when song is played, ever and again the sound seems to be missing for a while.
@@tamashii6670 ya i noticed they were dressed to the 9's in clothes that probably cost more than my car did. Thanks for your observations in helping me diagnose the sound issue.
Thank you for the reaction to The Gazette. They're my favourite band, I flew to another country so I could see them live. They're really impressive live.
For the rest of the bands I need to see live I too will have to fly to different countries. I bet it was a adventure specifically if it was in Tokyo.
Please check the gazette more, they have so much to offer 👍👍👍ninth album and dogma album
Cool. Thanks for the recommended content and hopeful subscription.
Reacciona a deux live, ugly y undying de the Gazette. Son una de las mejores bandas de Japón.
Puede que tenga que comprobar esto. A la etiqueta de boletines le gusta bloquear a los revisores como yo, así que veré qué puedo hacer.
Dir En Grey is great too!!
I will have to showcase some of their music.
So many great Japanese bands. I want to recommend Maximum the Hormone - Zetsubuo Billy and Fear, and Loathing in Las Vegas - Thunderclap, but Band-Maid and Nemophila are still on the list right?
I can add them to the reaction list. Also your whitechapel logo is killer. Whitechapel was fantastic live the 2x i have gotten to see them. I want to see them headline at some point.
@@harvesteronenetwork1559 Lol, yes I like Whitechapel too! The logo is actually the Tennessee State flag though, Whitechapel is from Knoxville. I've been living in southern Texas for around a year now, but spent most of my life in TN.
@@acornsoda22 I love TX i spent 2 weeks in Dalas. I hope to move south to TX or AR asap. The north has never been for me.
Wow, my favourite band ever on your channel, nice. This is not metalcore band, some their songs are metalcore, but they made music in many rock/metal genres, this is visual kei band. Visual kei is japanese music wave and subculture, visual kei bands are in the most rock and metal genres, are also different types of visual kei, but visual kei bands have some specific elements, besides visual side of band, like type of singing (clean vocals), way of expressing emotions, lyrics are important, often deep with difficult emotions etc. The Gazette formed in early 2002, they have nine full albums and many songs released only on singles. That heavy is their eighth and ninth album, before their music was little lighter, but also amazing. You should listen more by them.
Why you don't listen songs to the end? Endings are also important, you know? And you have problems with sound, it bothers...
Oh, and if you want hear japanese metalcore/deathcore, you should react band Dexcore and their song "Brain Washing", something amazing. Dexcore is also visual kei band, I love their mix of visual kei and metalcore. You should react it.
Thank you for you well thought out comment and the explanation of types of Japan's metal music. Based on how you describe these bands I wil have to check them out. Im aware if the sound problem and im in the process of fixing it. I will probably have to get a replacement headset with better mic because i believe the connections on my current one are dying thus the audio problems.
@@harvesteronenetwork1559 Are also normal japanese metal bands, visual kei is specific and quite big music wave, if you don't know visual kei, the easiest way to recognize such bands is their visual side, i.e. rich clothes and hairstyles as well as strong makeup (but not in all variety of visual kei). Visual kei have roots in traditional japanese theater, so the musicians behavior is quite theatrical and gender is no matter.
About audio problems, when song is played, ever and again the sound seems to be missing for a while.
@@tamashii6670 ya i noticed they were dressed to the 9's in clothes that probably cost more than my car did. Thanks for your observations in helping me diagnose the sound issue.
@@harvesteronenetwork1559 You're welcome. ;)