I’d be interested to see what The Warning could do with 2 more sisters, but as it stands, they don’t have the kind of density that I love from Band-Maid that gives it so much replay value where I notice something new each time.
There are many unique aspects to Real Existence that sets it apart from many rock songs: the starts and stops; Miku's little breakout vocal line; MISA's unique high-neck "fugue" during (in this performance) a homage dance with Saiki, both in black dress and shoeless; Akane's double tempo gallop; and Kanami's solo. I mean, who would ever put that kind of solo in a rock song? But it works... just like all of the plot-twists, complex density, and genre-merging they employ on most of their material. Every section offers something different than the previous one. That's one reason many people -- unless you're a musician - may find it difficult to get into their music at first listen. As tightly integrated as it is, there's so much going on. And then you add the Japanese language and maid outfits... But for people who like and appreciate their writing, musicianship, performance and personalities, Band-Maid's beautiful cacophony of excellence offers unlimited rewards for repeat listening... and mega stardom for the Maids, imxo. Thx, Arron!
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I’d be interested to see what The Warning could do with 2 more sisters, but as it stands, they don’t have the kind of density that I love from Band-Maid that gives it so much replay value where I notice something new each time.
cant go wrong with band maid
Maximum the Hormone "Alien" is how you wake up in the morning. Band Maid gets you through the day
There are many unique aspects to Real Existence that sets it apart from many rock songs: the starts and stops; Miku's little breakout vocal line; MISA's unique high-neck "fugue" during (in this performance) a homage dance with Saiki, both in black dress and shoeless; Akane's double tempo gallop; and Kanami's solo. I mean, who would ever put that kind of solo in a rock song? But it works... just like all of the plot-twists, complex density, and genre-merging they employ on most of their material.
Every section offers something different than the previous one. That's one reason many people -- unless you're a musician - may find it difficult to get into their music at first listen. As tightly integrated as it is, there's so much going on. And then you add the Japanese language and maid outfits... But for people who like and appreciate their writing, musicianship, performance and personalities, Band-Maid's beautiful cacophony of excellence offers unlimited rewards for repeat listening... and mega stardom for the Maids, imxo. Thx, Arron!
Hello .....keep an eye on the music volume....pretty soft
Arron , What are you doing Pausing on a solo ?
BAND-MAID and The Warning have collaborated in making a song “SHOW THEM”, available on BAND-MAID’s channel 😊
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