This performance was actually at the end of August 2022. The "Queen Of The Murder Scene" concept album was their second album released in November 2018. That means that the girls were only ages 12, 15 and 17 when the songs were WRITTEN. Think about that for a minute! The album's songwriting was phenomenally-high-level because, two years prior, at ages 10, 13 and 15 they earned and were awarded scholarships to attend Boston's prestigious Berklee College of Music Summer Youth Program when, among further individual instrument training, they studied music theory, composition, voice and stage performance. Earning the Berklee scholarships was relatively easy, because they all had previously trained in classical piano and had formal guitar, bass and drum lessons at single-digit ages. That is to say that their individual musical knowledge and playing abilities were already quite comprehensive and accomplished. What you see and hear today is the astounding result of all the formal training, discipline and extremely hard work!
Thank you for a very detailed and interesting analysis! I'm glad to hear someone credit Alejandra for all she does. Mentioning her name with the others you referenced is high praise indeed. She kinda flies under the radar due to the showmanship of her sisters, nice to hear someone expound on her musicianship. These ladies fuss over every detail of every song and it shows in the result. I think their piano training has a lot to do with that. Thanks for taking the time to review these wonderful sisters and their music!
Thank you Mr Clark! I ve probably watched over 200 reaction videos from many different reactors from all over the planet....without it even being close i can say i learned more listening to one video of yours talking about these girls abilities than any ten others combined! Looking forward to seeing more from you, thank you again!
Great, great reaction. A retro vibe. YES! You hit on why so many of us old rockers love their music. That traditional foundation mixed with modern texture and combining of genres, etc. Really enjoyed your analysis.
Dany used to have a bit of trouble with her low end register. She really seems to have a nice handle on it now. BTW Happy Birthday to lovely Miss Dany!!! 🎂🎂🎂
It’s another masterpiece of the incredible self-titled concept album "Queen Of The Murder Scene", a masterfully crafted work of art and presented in a very emotional way and full of extraordinary sensations by Dany, Pau and Ale with the same characteristic professionalism carried out in all their projects. This master creation marked a before and after in TW's artistic career, just as it marks those who, opening their senses, allow themselves to be fully enveloped by the art emanating from their music. Knowledge of TW cannot be expressed without having witnessed the total dedication with which DPA accompanied their performance of "QOTMS" at Lunario in CDMX. Thanks and greetings from México!! 🇲🇽 🤘😁✌️
I love your detailed breakdown of this song. The Warning pulls me in with their 70's to early 90's style (yes I'm a Boomer) which you just don't see anymore. I hear Joan Jett when Dani sings.
All good points. In most bands, the bass is a minor addition. Here, it is a driving force, as you indicated. Some of the unpredictable moves in this song are probably due to the subject - a girl is sinking into madness, having committed murder and had her evil side come out as a separate personality that is trying to take over. A little chaos is warranted.
Absolutely love this analysis! Spot on with everything you said and felt! They love what they are doing and are so grateful to be able to do it for these 10 plus years now! They are humble and earnest off stage but beasts on stage because they practice and prepare so hard beforehand. Because of that they can focus on enjoying what they are doing because everything just comes naturally from that practice.
Thanks for your reaction, great comments! So agree on your camera statement, I don’t believe this generation will understand or listen, but then they don’t have the past to compare with the present. How great it was to experience a concert without worrying about getting video or even getting a call! Technology cuts both ways!!! I love to watch this band on UA-cam!!😂😊⚡️
I like getting a few pics, and some snippets of video, but otherwise I just want to experience the show. That said, I am very grateful for the people that do record, and do a good job of it. Without those people, we wouldn't have all the early footage of The Warning.
Interesting that you compare Dany to Marco, I can see where you’re coming from! I think that Nightwish have missed him so have their fans, maybe that’s why they’re not touring this year with the new album release. The Warning are releasing a new single on Friday - SICK, it’s a banger! Also their new album is going to be released within the next few months. Nice reaction, enjoyed it!
Ale reminds me of Alex Lifeson (I know he's a guitar player). But, like Alex, Ale is often the most overlooked member of the band. People always talk about Dany's vocals or Pau gleefully beating her drums like they owe her money; but, they seldom mention Ale. Ale is a top-tier bass player.
@@RussInCanada Bass players are often overlooked. Chris Squire was a LEGENDARY creative force in YES. Ale is definitely going to be legendary. Rock depends on a solid underpinning and Ale has always provided that with passion and dedication.
@northof4912 I'd agree that Alex gets respect from people that really, really know, but I think if you asked folks on the street to name 5 or 10 top guitar players, his name probably wouldn't come up very often. It'd be all "Eddie Van Halen, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Angus Young, Slash, Jimi Hendrix, Tony Iommi, Domenic Troiano (jk, his name would never come up)...
To really see how far they have come in the last couple of years, I recommend reacting to their performance of Evolve at the VMAs this year. One of the best recorded live performance I have seen in a long while.
I suspect the articulation in both Dany's and Marko's vocals are a product of English being a second language. But a second language they are very practiced in. I believe Floor Jansen is another example of that clarity in pronunciation.
It's usually Ale's basslines that get my attention , but I do love the main guitar riff in this. Title track of the 2nd album, which was released in 2018, and yes a concept album. This concert is the end of August 2022, not long after Lzzy Hale gifted to Dany the Gibson Explorer you see her playing here. The word Pau is singing in the pre chorus is Korosu, it's Japanese and roughly translates to 'kill' or 'murder'. And of course, Happy 24th Birthday today to Dany. 🎉🎂
Wow, you perfectly articualted everything I love about this band and this song in particular (which is a masterfpiece IMO). Can't wait for their new release "SICK".
I have heard The Warning compared to a lot of bands, but this is the first time anyone has called out The Tubes (Attack of the 50' Woman). Love it. The Warning have a sound that is both new and familiar. It is certainly hard rock, but clearly influenced by their love of metal, punk, K-pop, indie, grunge, funk, and many other genres including classical music. At the same time simple and complex. But they have taken those influences and forged a sound that is uniquely their own, and you know that it is them.
This particular song has a lot of Frank Zappa and Black Sabbath note runs. This just don't go where you expect it to go , but it is such a interesting place!
Always enjoyed your reactions. Its been quite the minute since you reacted to The Warning. Hope you cover more of their catalog. Newer music comes out this Friday, Feb. 2nd. This new album has co-writers throughout, though I believe The girls will have their stamp on them.
It's almost rock opera-sh. You don't turn on the radio expecting to hear a song like this. You embibe in your favorite beverage/other, cue the song up, turn down the lights, get comfortable, put your headphones on, and let it play in all its glory.
Great reaction! I tend to put reaction videos over about 11 minutes on the back burner, but this one was well worth the effort. Plus, QOTMS is one of my absolute favorite songs by The Warning, so all in all a very enjoyable 14 minutes and 26 seconds.
Holy shit! The "predictive AI" analogy for the drums and tone is spot on! This is what makes them so interesting and different. PS, unfortunately, no one will ever put their phones down. That's reserved for us old guys.
To learn the roots of Ale's bass skills, go to her inspiration, and historic bass education to find Chris Wolstenholme of Muse, Jaco Pastorius along with bassists John Entwhistle, and John McVie to name a few. She is a very technical bassist who is mature beyond her years. As for Paulina, and Dany their unique qualities are undeniable.
Thanks for coming back to The Warning Eric. I just looked back through your previous reactions to TW, you may not be aware of the history behind that White Gibson Explorer that Dany is playing in this track. That was presented to her on stage and mid performance by Lzzy Hale when they toured together last year. Lzzy worked with Gibson to find just the right guitar for her and secretly worked with Dany’s guitar tech to have it customized to her specs. More recently, her biggest idol, Matt Bellamy of Muse presented her with a one-of-a-kind Mustard Yellow Manson Onyx 6. High praise from some big names.
Spot on!!! I am just getting back into concert going after about 10 year hiatus. I cannot stand going to a show I have anticipated and then have to try and see around a thousand phones raised in the air filming. PUT THE PHONES DOWN!!! It was never a thing before. All the shows I have seen in the past are in my memories. Some fade away, but that's life. Life is happening NOW, not posted on the web later.
So, another take on the fan vids...sometimes those are the only way, or at least the first way, for us to learn about new songs, such as Hell You Call A Dream and Sick. Sick is going to be released on Friday; HYCAD is an open question. Also, last year in Mexico City they delivered some unusual performances (Black Holes and Enter Sandman with string backing; Breathe live for the first and perhaps only time, and Dust to Dust and Martirio with extended endings). It's possible that they'll release the concert live, but if not, it's the only way those of us not at the concert get to hear it, poor sound quality and all. Not going to say that there's a right or wrong answer on this, just that there are different points of view.
August 29, 2022, at The Metropolitan Theater in Mexico City... Teatro Metropolitan CDMX. The ENTIRE 22 song concert is that good. It's one of the best audio recordings of a live show I've heard in my 68 years. Thanks for telling the fan cam-ers to put the phone down!
I agree with your comment about their evolution. When I first heard The Warning early on, when they were young, they were still fairly raw, tho one could hear that there was talent there. They have improved in leaps and bounds since then.
Man, thank you very much for this reaction, you made my night, it's great to see your wise words, and it's always good to see someone talking more about Ale and Dany, and damn, what a cool comparison you made, even though I'm just a fan of music and don't understand everything you said, I thought the comparison with Marco was sensational, who I actually adore, I've even commented on other times that in my opinion, she also reminds me of James Hetfield, I don't know how to explain it but I notice some things that remind me of him even more for hearing so much both voices, anyway. Thanks Erick, from a TW fan from Brazil. ... Oh just to add on, PUT OFF THE PHONES... it's one of the only things I think TWA does that I think is "UGH", it doesn't even look like they took a punch with XXl Century Blood... wow, enjoy the show, do justice to what you're getting seeing.
Not sure if you're aware of this but Dany, Pau and Ale were 22-20-17 during this 2022 concert, and 18-16-13 when the QoTMS album was released in 2018. Also, in addition to songwriting credits for QoTMS they also received credits (or co-credits) for arranging and producing as well, and when you compliment their lyrics and singing be sure to remember that English is their second language.
*Queen of the Murder Scene* (aka QOTMS) is the title song of their 2nd album... a concept album written when Dany (guitar) and Pau (drums) were barely teenagers! the album tells the foreboding dark story of unrequited love and the Queen through her battles between good and evil over her soul... the full story of the concept album is best experienced in order from *Dust to Dust* all the way to *The End (Stars Always Seem To Fade)* ... this title song of the album depicts the evil side of the Queen flaunting its immortality and some might also say its immorality... you don't really want to understand what its like to have blood on your hands. you don't deserve it, the crown is mine! TWA ⚡🤘😸🤘⚡ TWA
QOTMS :Es una de los mejores temas compuestos por The Warning, La interpretación de Dany es de pura fuerza y rabia y la base de bajo de Ale tremenda ,hermoso solo y un gran riff, una linea de bateria poderosa de Pau ,un gran tema del album conceptual de QOTMS
Nice !!! I Love at the end of this "put down the phone" 😂 I saw them Aug 2023 ... was about 8 ft in front of Ale... took 1pic (of Pau) and put phone back into my pocket because I did not want to miss a thing ! Completley Awesome performance !!!!!
And she does another interesting thing with her vocals on this track - her key changes match the guitar chord changes in parts (usually after Pau's 'Korasu' interjection ) - effectively creating another harmony outside of the vocals
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Ale doesn't play bass.
Ale is bass.
Certainly so hard to disting the person or instrument🤘🤘🤘
Thunder Woman!
Congratulations to Paulina. Drumeo Awards winner Rock drummer of 2023 and Happy 24th birthday to Dany.
Absolutely! Ale's basslines are just outstanding. She really has the potential to be one of the greats.
This is the title song from their second album, a concept album, released in 2018. This live performance was recorded in August, 2022.
This performance was actually at the end of August 2022. The "Queen Of The Murder Scene" concept album was their second album released in November 2018. That means that the girls were only ages 12, 15 and 17 when the songs were WRITTEN. Think about that for a minute!
The album's songwriting was phenomenally-high-level because, two years prior, at ages 10, 13 and 15 they earned and were awarded scholarships to attend Boston's prestigious Berklee College of Music Summer Youth Program when, among further individual instrument training, they studied music theory, composition, voice and stage performance.
Earning the Berklee scholarships was relatively easy, because they all had previously trained in classical piano and had formal guitar, bass and drum lessons at single-digit ages. That is to say that their individual musical knowledge and playing abilities were already quite comprehensive and accomplished.
What you see and hear today is the astounding result of all the formal training, discipline and extremely hard work!
Totally agreed! I like to add this: What were y'all doing when you were 10, 13 and 15 yrs old?!?
@@genboyerCertainly not writing world class music, that’s for damn sure!
Love this band
Y yo también ❤ está banda 🤘, saludos desde Venezuela 🤘😎 Twa.
Wow I really like your perspective on this performance. I agree about the phones. 😂😂
Happy Birthday Danny!
Ale is insanity with that bass. She is ALWAYS perfect- never a note that’s not perfect - always setting the time.
Ditto ❤
Today is Dany’s 24th birthday. Last week Pau won Drumeo’s Best Rock Drummer of 2023. Next week is Pau’s 22nd birthday!
😳😵💫😵💫 great reaction 👌 👌👍 thank you
Drumeo: Pau... The Best Drummer of the year!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Happy 24th to The Crimson Queen! Happy Birthday Dany!
Thank you for a very detailed and interesting analysis! I'm glad to hear someone credit Alejandra for all she does. Mentioning her name with the others you referenced is high praise indeed. She kinda flies under the radar due to the showmanship of her sisters, nice to hear someone expound on her musicianship.
These ladies fuss over every detail of every song and it shows in the result. I think their piano training has a lot to do with that.
Thanks for taking the time to review these wonderful sisters and their music!
Thank you Mr Clark! I ve probably watched over 200 reaction videos from many different reactors from all over the planet....without it even being close i can say i learned more listening to one video of yours talking about these girls abilities than any ten others combined! Looking forward to seeing more from you, thank you again!
Don't miss their latest single dropping this Friday -- "SICK"! 🤩🔥⚡
I've said it many times, their sound is a familiar hard rock sound but is still very unique. Ale! 😎b
That's the reason I don't find Greta van fleet appealing, a familiar sound but not very unique.
@@JuaniPodrido True, that's why I prefer The Warning and Ghost, both catchy, unique and great live.
Great, great reaction. A retro vibe. YES! You hit on why so many of us old rockers love their music. That traditional foundation mixed with modern texture and combining of genres, etc. Really enjoyed your analysis.
These sisters are overwhelmingly talented!!
They are the best power trio of XXI century!
EPIC live perfromance!
Viva The Warning!! ⚡⚡⚡
Thanks! Hey Eric killer reaction. Your breakdown about the song and The Warning was the best I have ever seen. 🔥🤘
Dany used to have a bit of trouble with her low end register. She really seems to have a nice handle on it now. BTW Happy Birthday to lovely Miss Dany!!! 🎂🎂🎂
This band is the future of Rock! They do not have a bad song!
TRUTH!
For me they are already the present of rock, just require a bit more people to discover them
It’s another masterpiece of the incredible self-titled concept album "Queen Of The Murder Scene", a masterfully crafted work of art and presented in a very emotional way and full of extraordinary sensations by Dany, Pau and Ale with the same characteristic professionalism carried out in all their projects.
This master creation marked a before and after in TW's artistic career, just as it marks those who, opening their senses, allow themselves to be fully enveloped by the art emanating from their music.
Knowledge of TW cannot be expressed without having witnessed the total dedication with which DPA accompanied their performance of "QOTMS" at Lunario in CDMX.
Thanks and greetings from México!! 🇲🇽
🤘😁✌️
cool reaction,, great colors to hear,,Happy Birthday to Dany and CONGRATS to Pau, Drumeo Award winner!
I love your detailed breakdown of this song. The Warning pulls me in with their 70's to early 90's style (yes I'm a Boomer) which you just don't see anymore. I hear Joan Jett when Dani sings.
All good points. In most bands, the bass is a minor addition. Here, it is a driving force, as you indicated. Some of the unpredictable moves in this song are probably due to the subject - a girl is sinking into madness, having committed murder and had her evil side come out as a separate personality that is trying to take over. A little chaos is warranted.
Another key difference with The Warning. The bass keeps the time, not the drums.
Thank you. Interesting comments Eric.
Great reaction and analysis! 👍😎
Excellent my friend!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Absolutely love this analysis! Spot on with everything you said and felt! They love what they are doing and are so grateful to be able to do it for these 10 plus years now! They are humble and earnest off stage but beasts on stage because they practice and prepare so hard beforehand. Because of that they can focus on enjoying what they are doing because everything just comes naturally from that practice.
I don't usually comment much anymore, but damn, this is the best reaction I've seen in ages bout them, thank you!🤘⚡🤘
Thank you really enjoyed your breakdown of this song best I've heard and very much appreciated. 🤘⚡🔥
Pau just won drumeo rock drummer of the year. Big honor for pau
Its also Danys 24th birthday today
Thanks for your reaction, great comments! So agree on your camera statement, I don’t believe this generation will understand or listen, but then they don’t have the past to compare with the present. How great it was to experience a concert without worrying about getting video or even getting a call! Technology cuts both ways!!! I love to watch this band on UA-cam!!😂😊⚡️
I like getting a few pics, and some snippets of video, but otherwise I just want to experience the show.
That said, I am very grateful for the people that do record, and do a good job of it. Without those people, we wouldn't have all the early footage of The Warning.
Interesting that you compare Dany to Marco, I can see where you’re coming from! I think that Nightwish have missed him so have their fans, maybe that’s why they’re not touring this year with the new album release.
The Warning are releasing a new single on Friday - SICK, it’s a banger! Also their new album is going to be released within the next few months.
Nice reaction, enjoyed it!
Being compared to Marco is quite the accolade!
Great reaction. The Warning has a new single called S!CK dropping on Feb 2nd.
Ale reminds me of Alex Lifeson (I know he's a guitar player). But, like Alex, Ale is often the most overlooked member of the band. People always talk about Dany's vocals or Pau gleefully beating her drums like they owe her money; but, they seldom mention Ale. Ale is a top-tier bass player.
Ale is their Chris Squire.
I must be listening to different people because Ale gets a ton of recognition and respect.
@@RussInCanada Bass players are often overlooked. Chris Squire was a LEGENDARY creative force in YES. Ale is definitely going to be legendary. Rock depends on a solid underpinning and Ale has always provided that with passion and dedication.
@northof4912
I'd agree that Alex gets respect from people that really, really know, but I think if you asked folks on the street to name 5 or 10 top guitar players, his name probably wouldn't come up very often. It'd be all "Eddie Van Halen, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Angus Young, Slash, Jimi Hendrix, Tony Iommi, Domenic Troiano (jk, his name would never come up)...
@@williamburkholder769
Ale plays that thing with absolute authority. I'm always in awe of her.
To really see how far they have come in the last couple of years, I recommend reacting to their performance of Evolve at the VMAs this year. One of the best recorded live performance I have seen in a long while.
I suspect the articulation in both Dany's and Marko's vocals are a product of English being a second language. But a second language they are very practiced in. I believe Floor Jansen is another example of that clarity in pronunciation.
It's usually Ale's basslines that get my attention , but I do love the main guitar riff in this.
Title track of the 2nd album, which was released in 2018, and yes a concept album. This concert is the end of August 2022, not long after Lzzy Hale gifted to Dany the Gibson Explorer you see her playing here. The word Pau is singing in the pre chorus is Korosu, it's Japanese and roughly translates to 'kill' or 'murder'.
And of course, Happy 24th Birthday today to Dany. 🎉🎂
The chorus of "korosu, korosu, korosu, korosu" is Japanese for "kill, kill, kill, kill".
Wow, you perfectly articualted everything I love about this band and this song in particular (which is a masterfpiece IMO). Can't wait for their new release "SICK".
I have heard The Warning compared to a lot of bands, but this is the first time anyone has called out The Tubes (Attack of the 50' Woman). Love it.
The Warning have a sound that is both new and familiar. It is certainly hard rock, but clearly influenced by their love of metal, punk, K-pop, indie, grunge, funk, and many other genres including classical music. At the same time simple and complex. But they have taken those influences and forged a sound that is uniquely their own, and you know that it is them.
This particular song has a lot of Frank Zappa and Black Sabbath note runs. This just don't go where you expect it to go , but it is such a interesting place!
I love listening to your takes.
I hear a lot of John Entwistle in Ale's playing.
The bass player was 17 during this concert.
I subbed for more The Warning!
Always enjoyed your reactions. Its been quite the minute since you reacted to The Warning. Hope you cover more of their catalog. Newer music comes out this Friday, Feb. 2nd. This new album has co-writers throughout, though I believe The girls will have their stamp on them.
It's almost rock opera-sh. You don't turn on the radio expecting to hear a song like this. You embibe in your favorite beverage/other, cue the song up, turn down the lights, get comfortable, put your headphones on, and let it play in all its glory.
The final sentence will be this one: " Put this f....ng phone down!"
And Happy birthday Dany!
this performance is from the metropolitan theatre in mexico city in august of 2022
Great reaction! I tend to put reaction videos over about 11 minutes on the back burner, but this one was well worth the effort. Plus, QOTMS is one of my absolute favorite songs by The Warning, so all in all a very enjoyable 14 minutes and 26 seconds.
Human artificial intelligence.. novel....who knew? These ladies have supra intuitive reasoning.
Holy shit! The "predictive AI" analogy for the drums and tone is spot on! This is what makes them so interesting and different. PS, unfortunately, no one will ever put their phones down. That's reserved for us old guys.
To learn the roots of Ale's bass skills, go to her inspiration, and historic bass education to find Chris Wolstenholme of Muse, Jaco Pastorius along with bassists John Entwhistle, and John McVie to name a few. She is a very technical bassist who is mature beyond her years.
As for Paulina, and Dany their unique qualities are undeniable.
Man, you just don’t react. You educate. I love what these young women are doing with this music they’re putting out. It’s refreshing.
Thanks for coming back to The Warning Eric. I just looked back through your previous reactions to TW, you may not be aware of the history behind that White Gibson Explorer that Dany is playing in this track. That was presented to her on stage and mid performance by Lzzy Hale when they toured together last year. Lzzy worked with Gibson to find just the right guitar for her and secretly worked with Dany’s guitar tech to have it customized to her specs. More recently, her biggest idol, Matt Bellamy of Muse presented her with a one-of-a-kind Mustard Yellow Manson Onyx 6. High praise from some big names.
Been too long Eric! So much more TW to explore, with new music coming Friday!
OHHH finally!!!! PUT YOUR DAMN PHONE DOWN....... it's a live concert, enjoy it.... take that energy!!!!!!!!!
Happy 24th Birthday to Dany, this performance of QOTMS is amazing!
Fun fact: Her white Gibson Explorer was custom made for Dany and gifted by Lzzy Hale on stage only a month or so prior. Very emotional moment.😮🥰😎
I truly love listening to you talk. Your voice tone and analysis are immaculate. Thank you.
This is one of my favorite Warning songs. I like the operatic feel to it. The thunderous drama to the melody. Heck, it feels like Iron Maiden music.
Spot on!!! I am just getting back into concert going after about 10 year hiatus. I cannot stand going to a show I have anticipated and then have to try and see around a thousand phones raised in the air filming. PUT THE PHONES DOWN!!! It was never a thing before. All the shows I have seen in the past are in my memories. Some fade away, but that's life. Life is happening NOW, not posted on the web later.
When I listen to this song two words come to my mind: "Old" Savatage. Thanks for this interesting reaction. 🙏
I used to see Savatage at The Rockit Club on Dale Mabry in Tampa back in the 80's!!!
Cheers,
Eric
FYI DANY LOVES THE SOUND OF MUSIC AND REALLY LIKES DISNEY SONGS
So, another take on the fan vids...sometimes those are the only way, or at least the first way, for us to learn about new songs, such as Hell You Call A Dream and Sick. Sick is going to be released on Friday; HYCAD is an open question.
Also, last year in Mexico City they delivered some unusual performances (Black Holes and Enter Sandman with string backing; Breathe live for the first and perhaps only time, and Dust to Dust and Martirio with extended endings). It's possible that they'll release the concert live, but if not, it's the only way those of us not at the concert get to hear it, poor sound quality and all.
Not going to say that there's a right or wrong answer on this, just that there are different points of view.
Their new song S!ck is just that, absolutely Sick!
Ale plays bass guitar like it is an upright bass in a blues trio.
August 29, 2022, at The Metropolitan Theater in Mexico City... Teatro Metropolitan CDMX. The ENTIRE 22 song concert is that good. It's one of the best audio recordings of a live show I've heard in my 68 years. Thanks for telling the fan cam-ers to put the phone down!
I agree with your comment about their evolution. When I first heard The Warning early on, when they were young, they were still fairly raw, tho one could hear that there was talent there. They have improved in leaps and bounds since then.
Agreed 100 % 👍🏼
Enjoy your Channel and your analysis and breakdown. I saw The Warning May 2023 in Santa Ana, Ca. Awesome show in a small up close venue.
I get a Rob Zombie vibe from parts of the song.
The Warning is pure surprise in every corner of the package. Next opportunity on Feb 2nd. It‘s gonna be sick!🤘
Rocking performance.🤘😆🤘
The first time I heard this song (from the same video you reacted to), I got some early Sabbath vibes from it.
Man, thank you very much for this reaction, you made my night, it's great to see your wise words, and it's always good to see someone talking more about Ale and Dany, and damn, what a cool comparison you made, even though I'm just a fan of music and don't understand everything you said, I thought the comparison with Marco was sensational, who I actually adore, I've even commented on other times that in my opinion, she also reminds me of James Hetfield, I don't know how to explain it but I notice some things that remind me of him even more for hearing so much both voices, anyway. Thanks Erick, from a TW fan from Brazil.
... Oh just to add on, PUT OFF THE PHONES... it's one of the only things I think TWA does that I think is "UGH", it doesn't even look like they took a punch with XXl Century Blood... wow, enjoy the show, do justice to what you're getting seeing.
This band is going places! 🔥🤘
Locura!!!
It's amazing they were crushing the song when Ale was just 13 yrs old.
The guitar Dany is playing was gifted to her by Lzzy Hale during The Warning's set. She was also gifted a Manson guitar by Matt Bellamy of Muse.
it's a true pleasure to hear your reactions, really! You know how to create a fully analysis 360°!
Not sure if you're aware of this but Dany, Pau and Ale were 22-20-17 during this 2022 concert, and 18-16-13 when the QoTMS album was released in 2018. Also, in addition to songwriting credits for QoTMS they also received credits (or co-credits) for arranging and producing as well, and when you compliment their lyrics and singing be sure to remember that English is their second language.
Retro vibe attitude. Exact!
*Queen of the Murder Scene* (aka QOTMS) is the title song of their 2nd album... a concept album written when Dany (guitar) and Pau (drums) were barely teenagers!
the album tells the foreboding dark story of unrequited love and the Queen through her battles between good and evil over her soul...
the full story of the concept album is best experienced in order from *Dust to Dust* all the way to *The End (Stars Always Seem To Fade)* ...
this title song of the album depicts the evil side of the Queen flaunting its immortality and some might also say its immorality...
you don't really want to understand
what its like to have blood on your hands.
you don't deserve it,
the crown is mine!
TWA ⚡🤘😸🤘⚡ TWA
QOTMS :Es una de los mejores temas compuestos por The Warning, La interpretación de Dany es de pura fuerza y rabia y la base de bajo de Ale tremenda ,hermoso solo y un gran riff, una linea de bateria poderosa de Pau ,un gran tema del album conceptual de QOTMS
Excellent breakdown as per usual! Fully agree about the phone recordings!👊🏼👊🏼
Hola new sub, different nice reaction, thanks. have a nice day.
"Put your phone down, enjoy the music", con eso me quedo...
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Great in-depth reaction as always. Check out their live performance of "EVOLVE" at the 2023 MTV (VMA) awards. They rocked the joint!
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Nice !!! I Love at the end of this "put down the phone" 😂 I saw them Aug 2023 ... was about 8 ft in front of Ale... took 1pic (of Pau) and put phone back into my pocket because I did not want to miss a thing ! Completley Awesome performance !!!!!
And she does another interesting thing with her vocals on this track - her key changes match the guitar chord changes in parts (usually after Pau's 'Korasu' interjection ) - effectively creating another harmony outside of the vocals
2022 Aug teatro metropolitan
This song reminds me of The Munsters!!! Always has, and modern bands like Mt Salem , Purson, and Lucifer, which are all female led. 🤘🏼❤️🔥🤘🏼
Thank you! I just subscribed! You just helped me understand why I love this band so much. 🤘