In my opinion, one of the reasons that Band Maid's music is so great is that there is buy-in from all the members because they all have input into the creative process for each song. When Miku and Saiki write the lyrics that fit the song, there is buy-in. When Kanami presents her composition to Akane, she creates the beat(and the fills) that enhance the song. Misa gets the composition and writes her part on piano and then translates it to bass. She then submits her composition to Kanami and Saiki to make sure it works for them. This collaborative process is what every band should do to create a song with complete buy-in from all the members. These talented young women should be a model for all new bands (male or female).
Yep, if I was younger and starting a band, I'd be like, "We don't have to copy them musically but we should definitely copy how they work." (With adaptations because individuals are different, but I think you know what I mean. )
Thank you for the reaction. This song is a masterpiece. I totally disagree with your "above average" . But well that's how it is I suppose. I can only encourage you to listen to this song a few more times, there's a lot going on and it could grow on you.
Nice reaction to my favorite BM song with Non-Fiction Days a close second. They have so many good songs it's ridiculous. I hope I get to see them in concert again. I have a feeling it won't be in the same small venue I saw them in Phoenix next time. But, I'll never forget that small venue experience and being that close to the stage.
@@SpaceNudger Sayonara Japanese for 'goodbye'; however, it carries more finality. Instead of being used at the end of a day, as in "Goodbye see you tomorrow," it would be used in situations where you will either not see the person for a long time, if ever again.
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Band-Maid. Blooming Brilliant! Thx, Nudge
your welcome
In my opinion, one of the reasons that Band Maid's music is so great is that there is buy-in from all the members because they all have input into the creative process for each song. When Miku and Saiki write the lyrics that fit the song, there is buy-in. When Kanami presents her composition to Akane, she creates the beat(and the fills) that enhance the song. Misa gets the composition and writes her part on piano and then translates it to bass. She then submits her composition to Kanami and Saiki to make sure it works for them. This collaborative process is what every band should do to create a song with complete buy-in from all the members. These talented young women should be a model for all new bands (male or female).
Yep, if I was younger and starting a band, I'd be like, "We don't have to copy them musically but we should definitely copy how they work." (With adaptations because individuals are different, but I think you know what I mean. )
The "far away" is heavenly. What a great song!
And that came from Miku, the musical "weak link"
@@stevehall5128 WHAAAAAAAT! Musical weak link? .....au contraire, she a link but not weak.
Band maid are just awesome i really enjoy Reacting to there songs .😀😀😀
That's better than nice😂
Thank you for the reaction.
This song is a masterpiece. I totally disagree with your "above average" . But well that's how it is I suppose. I can only encourage you to listen to this song a few more times, there's a lot going on and it could grow on you.
Nice reaction to my favorite BM song with Non-Fiction Days a close second. They have so many good songs it's ridiculous. I hope I get to see them in concert again. I have a feeling it won't be in the same small venue I saw them in Phoenix next time. But, I'll never forget that small venue experience and being that close to the stage.
7 out of 10
Absurd
Bloomin' marvelous, mate!
Cheers
こんにちは、私の反応へようこそ
You might want to check what sayonara means.
It means Goodbye .
@@SpaceNudger Sayonara
Japanese for 'goodbye'; however, it carries more finality. Instead of being used at the end of a day, as in "Goodbye see you tomorrow," it would be used in situations where you will either not see the person for a long time, if ever again.
Oooh really I wasn't aware of the other meaning of it . THANK YOU
@@SpaceNudger You're welcome.
@@sugaanessena3143Hey "Sayonakidori" means "Nightingale"....🤔Oh hang on you said "Sayonara", now we've got that sorted out, see ya then.🙃👋
7 /10 is a C- but how about why just a 7 on one of their best songs?
Hello dude i think 7/10 is a fine number its not over the top or very low its a perfect fit (for me anyways )😁