A covid lock down In Japan kept them from playing in front of an audience....so they did a livestream concert. One of 3 or 4 they did during that time. 😏♥️🎙🎸🥁😎🤘BTW, they did an acoustic livestream concert on Christmas day 2021, which is to die for. I highly recommend it !!
If media was truly International/Global then this band, and its' individual musicians, would have been acclaimed years ago. My favourite band today and have been for a looooong time. for something different.... Play. Puzzle, Daydreaming, Blooming, Warning, Awkward, Anemone, Arcadia Girl, Freezer. Don't Let Me Down, Rinne, Choose Me,............ and the rest.....
Funny story about Black Hole. When Kanami wrote it, she asked Akane, the drummer, how fast her drumming was. Akane told her about 185 beats per minute. Typically, Kanami wrote the song with a 220 beats per minute pace to get Akane to improve her drumming techniques. That's how Kanami does everything. Always pushing herself and the other bandmembers to improve themselves and always "do their best".
Most of the music world stands still in the pandemic . But the Maids did some live streams to stay in touch. Love your reactions. I am seeing the same facial expression like my own. Disbelieve, fun, enthusiasm and so one. Greetings from germany. 🤘
During the pandemic they did a number of live, online performances. This was one. Pretty good for no audience interaction. Best rock band on the planet. The MV of Manners is great too, you ought to watch it. If you haven't heard NO GOD live yet make sure you do.
@@Amiekinz4ever Search UA-cam for Band-Maiko and you should find two Official Music Videos. As the whole thing was an April prank, you might want to wait until the 1st to react. It has pretty much to do with Band-Maid. You‘ll certainly love it.
@@Amiekinz4ever The band like to play an April Fool joke. The best they ever did was to form another band, Band-Maiko (a maiko is a trainee geisha), who wore traditional Japanese clothing and played both trad and modern instruments. They made a 6 song EP and 2 MV's, the most popular being an adaptation of the song you reacted to recently, Secret My Lips, which became SECRET MAIKO LIPS. It's an outstanding MV. Luckily for the world, Band-Maid reformed a couple of days later, Miku did a similarly detailed prank a couple of years ago by announcing her solo career...or rather, the appearance of her alter ego, Cluppo, who not only invented her own genre, HippyPop, but came up with 5 or 6 songs that were fun, excellent and unique. Again, luckily, she then rejoined Band-Maid!
In Manners, these ladies say it 👇🏻best themselves! ❤🔥🤘🏻 _____________________ 「 _"Our rock never dies ever. Forever!"_ 」 - from *BAND-MAID* - 'Manners' ♬🕊
I read an interview where Band-Maid was talking about the insane BPM's that Back Hole has, and the motto they use when playing it live: "Don't get left behind." 🙂
These pandemic concerts were a delightful treat. The Maids really lifted many spirits in those dark days! Songs like this make me glad that I’ve listened to bands like Yes, and Rush, so much over the years. I can take it all in easier and appreciate it right from the start. Some fans, not used to music such as Band Maid has put out in recent years, find it a hard listen, at least at first. But it’s wonderfully controlled, melodic, chaos to my ears!
For the "lalalalalalala lalalalalala"..at the end you have to imagine you are in a spiral spinning around and around as your sucked into the black hole..."Merry Go Round" music style as such...so not lazy writing..it perfectly fits the feel of the music....as Kanami is also playing it on her guitar.
May 10th is Maid Day, and Band-Maid always do something special for their fans. Last year they played a few songs from their rehearsal studio, which was just awesome!
They use some tracks live but for the things you would expect: keyboards, strings, sound effects & some tertiary ambient and weird effects guitar, 3rd and /or 4th vocal harmonies, etc. Depends on the song. But all the main stuff is just them playing. And, frankly, for a song like Black Hole, that makes it even harder to play live. They have to be right on every time. They've played that song live quite often and and it's always astounding.
As others have said, the Maids livestreamed a few concerts during the covid lockdowns hence no audience (One of the shows was released on DVD). This music video was for J-LOD, a Japanese government programme to help artistes during the covid lockdowns. The government gave grants to produce a video. One of the grant stipulations was it has to be 5 minutes long or more, hence two songs.
Band Maid lives to perform in front of a live audience, so this online okuji was the only way they could connect with their fans during the pandemic. Their professionalism, however, comes through in the video. I saw them perform Manners live and they are as great live at in this one.
Very enjoyable reaction, thank you. They often use backing tracks for some additional vocal lines or instruments to enhance the experience. This was live and streamed. At the end, the guitar sticking so closely to the vocal line is what makes this Lalala so cool (to me).
Seven songs into Band-Maids catalog and they keep surprising everytime. And that likely won't stop anytime soon! Every song of theirs has something unique and interesting to keep their music fresh for both the first listen and the 100th listen!
From Japan. Thank you for always reacting to BAND-MAID. I am very much looking forward to the music-related people's reacts because they can analyze them properly.Just a little information: at the Nov.11.2016 concert in Japan, MR.JIMMY PAGE was so impressed with Akane's drum playing that he went backstage to meet her and took a photo of the two shots. Another thing, MR.TONY VISCONTI offered himself to BAND-MAID to produce a song called THE DRAGON CRIES. This song was recorded by Ayahime and Miku, who went to MR.TONY's studio in New York.
@@Amiekinz4ever The lyric "MANNERS" is a statement of their commitment to their future musical activities. I cried when I heard this song for the first time.😂😂
I always tell people around me how they play and dance around each other. Every one of the members are the star and a part of Band-Maid's rhythm section, not just bass and drums.
This was from an online concert during Covid, when they couldn't appear before an audience. For two years they couldn't tour, so this was the Plan B. Manners and Black Hole are such a contrast -- funky, groovy Manners, followed by frantic chaotic Black Hole. Akane hit 220 bpm -- her fastest speed. Kanami had asked Akane her fastest speed, and Akane said around 190 ... so Kanami wrote Black Hole at 220 bpm to push her. Akane wrote five parts for the drums -- labelled from "Easy" to "Hell". The other band members, of course, chose "Hell" and so Akane had to push herself to learn how to play it. But she made it. They all push themselves -- and each other -- to become better musicians.
I think the most brilliant part of "Black Hole" is when you realize that the music is playing what the lyrics are saying. The song is literally talking about falling into a Black Hole, with quite some degree of accuracy (heck, it even talks about time dilation.... damn....). All this while somehow talking about some relationship at the same time. (Miku is simply amazing). Now as you're reading the lyrics, listen to what the instruments are doing. It's all done to describe the chaos of falling into a black hole! That has just got to be an ultimate-genius move.
There’s never a dull moment with Band-Maid. From groovy bluesy vibes to speed metal thrashings, they can do it all. Love your reactions and comments. Keep them coming. Cheers!
after 10 yrs with the same members, they can read each other like a book, not to mention their hours of practice, most times Saiki has to say ok enough, because Akane has said in an interview that Kanami can be a bit of a drill sergeant, there are videos of them on YT practicing with blindfolds on
Band-Maid helped keep us sane during the plague years with a number of streamed live gigs without an audience, bless them and their thoughtfulness. The reason they released 2 songs together was because the Japanese government offered bonus payments to artists if they released 2 rather than 1 track at a time. MANNERS is a great showcase of everything from Kanami's compositional skills through Miku's lyrics, to the actual playing and singing abilities of the whole band. BLACK HOLE was a challenge from Kanami to really push everyone's skills to the limit, with Akane listing 6 levels of drumming and deciding BLACK HOLE was level 6, which she called 'Hell'. The final section is a 220 BPM blast and their fastest piece. It is also. like MANNERS, a musical masterpiece. I enjoy your enthusiasm and appreciation of Band-Maid's skills but hope that, after your reaction, you watch and enjoy the songs as whole pieces too as they are all masterful compositions that I know someone with your musical knowledge will appreciate on a few levels.
Their Covid album, Unseen World- Jan 2021, did not have a title track as such and Manners is the only song on the album that mentions the Unseen World. This concert is from the Day Of Maid live stream- Oct 2021. Kanami is a genius composer- with a little held from her friends. I haven't seen anyone try and cover Black Hole- I wonder why!
You left Akane hanging with the final symbol crash 🙂. When they dropped the Unseen World album in 2021, we had seen a couple music videos beforehand, so we knew a little bit what was coming. But then the songs kept getting heavier and more progressive as we got through the album, culminating at the end with Black Hole. This by the way was the fastest beat that Akane had ever played to date. Unseen World remains a masterpiece to this day!
Yes, LIVE-To Tape. It's one of the ones released during the COVID Clamp Down. But they are playing to backing track, they always have. That's one of the reasons they're so tight. Also one of the reasons they gather around Akane and make funny faces.It's to get her to laugh and f*ck up the hard part. Not a chance! Once she's locked into the Kanami's backing tracks she is a machine! But they don't have to use them. The airlines once lost the bag with the computer in it, but the show went on anyway. They just rearranged the setlist. They were more worried about the sneakers they had bought in L.A. than the computer. One time Akane accidentally unplugged herself and missed starting the song. It was hilarious!
Wow, are you like the queen of reactors? Such fun. Kanami, lead guitar, writes these things and the other rework their parts with total freedom. They've got a killer process with a genius at the beginning and four monsters being as creative as the can be. They use instrumental backing tracks create by Kanami (also a keyboard player and audio programmer). I assume the layer vocals on the backing tracks are added in the studio. But still, the songs are 100% Band Maid. Check out the MVs for From Now On and Blooming, and the live video for Corallium.
I’m always puzzled that many ladies of my age never heard of Deep Purple, Black Sabbath and other great groups of hard rock. My 70s were times when hard rock flourished. This is obviously not the case with you. Hard rock never dies!
So there ya go! I warned you what would happen if you reacted to my favorite BAND-MAID clip. I have now subscribed to your channel, as promised. HA!HA!. Love your reactions. 'The Barefoot Assassin' owns both those songs on the bass, in my opinion. Even though the other Maids are absolutely brilliant in all respects. Oh! And the reason that they make singing La La La La sound so cool, is that they are singing it in Japanese.🤣
Your ears are really amazing. It's difficult to see through it at first glance. What you said in "Black Hole" has also been mentioned in various interviews with the girls.
“Manners” is groovy and funky rock, still very much progressive. “Black Hole” hooks the unconventional metal fans. The Maids have wide appeal. They always play with a backing track and a click, and although everything is all their own work and used only as supplementary sounds, it’s my lone quibble with them. It’s how they choose to express their art and I have to respect that. However, I’ll always wonder what spontaneous or improvised magic we will have missed.
I love Band Maid, Love Bites, Nemophila, But Now you have to listen to the Beautiful Chaos of "Gacharic Spin" My favorite song is "I wish I" ua-cam.com/video/nhFse5ZBlLo/v-deo.htmlsi=kKLhlHuIz_kAjLaP and ”Lonely Mart” ua-cam.com/video/LoBpuyrF8oQ/v-deo.htmlsi=MShHVIx9cBcFBLa9
You're talking about the bass & drums - not playing the same thing but playing off of each other. I've said this before but they sound like the equivalent of "Dixieland" for metal. They're all playing the same song but they're all taking off in separate directions, but all together. It doesn't make sense! As for performance, most of them use IEMs (not MISA) and there is a backing track, but that isn't the sound you're hearing. It's all them. The "la la la la" in "Black Hole" sounds ironic to me, like whistling in the graveyard. It's a pretty frenetic song after all.
In this series of online pandemic concerts, they also did a Day of the Maid show on May 10, 2021 that had this rip your face off gem. ua-cam.com/video/8QGEV9y438k/v-deo.html
WARNING! (maybe your next song?) It's bad MANNERS to stop listening to Band-Maid because you'll feel starved for musical excellence and joy and fall into a BLACK HOLE of emptiness... probably! 😵 Thx, Amiekinz!
Thank you for reacting to BAND-MAID. If you like Black Hole then I would suggest for you to listen to Corallium by BAND-MAID. It's not on their UA-cam page by it can be found here ua-cam.com/video/9smDNUlvom4/v-deo.html , Other reactors have reacted to it and their videos are still up if you were worried about that.
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This was from a Covid era live stream. No audience for obvious reasons. It was a great way to stay in touch with their fans.
It was during "Covid", hence no audience, but the Maids still wanted to do something for the fans, so it's an online concert.
Streamed to over 60 countries, a lot of fans tuned in!
Did you know Miku didn't even know how to play guitar when she started the band?
Now, look at her holding her own.
Kanami taught her well!🤘🫶
Manners remains my favorite. Someone said this was live streamed to about 67 countries-not a surprise.
A covid lock down In Japan kept them from playing in front of an audience....so they did a livestream concert. One of 3 or 4 they did during that time.
😏♥️🎙🎸🥁😎🤘BTW, they did an acoustic livestream concert on Christmas day 2021, which is to die for. I highly recommend it !!
The album is unseen world one of the best ever❤
Welcome to BANDMAID doing BANDMAID things...❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I love it
Pioneer Maidiac, listening, enjoying, learning everything BAND-MAID. Greatest Thrill of all Time. Even got to see them Live. BAND-MAID is...
That's soooo cool
最高のロックバンドだと、思うよ～と！！ ロックは かっこいいもんね～と！！
If media was truly International/Global then this band, and its' individual musicians, would have been acclaimed years ago. My favourite band today and have been for a looooong time.
for something different.... Play. Puzzle, Daydreaming, Blooming, Warning, Awkward, Anemone, Arcadia Girl, Freezer. Don't Let Me Down, Rinne, Choose Me,............ and the rest.....
BAND-MAID performed 5 or 6 streamed concerts during the lockdown. AWESOME. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Peace. 2.34
Funny story about Black Hole. When Kanami wrote it, she asked Akane, the drummer, how fast her drumming was. Akane told her about 185 beats per minute. Typically, Kanami wrote the song with a 220 beats per minute pace to get Akane to improve her drumming techniques. That's how Kanami does everything. Always pushing herself and the other bandmembers to improve themselves and always "do their best".
Most of the music world stands still in the pandemic . But the Maids did some live streams to stay in touch.
Love your reactions. I am seeing the same facial expression like my own. Disbelieve, fun, enthusiasm and so one. Greetings from germany. 🤘
This intro gives me a shiver, aaaaaalwaaaaays! 😍
They're fucking cool.
Agreed
素敵😂貴方の様になりたい〜〜🎉🎉
Awwwww, thank you
During the pandemic they did a number of live, online performances. This was one. Pretty good for no audience interaction. Best rock band on the planet. The MV of Manners is great too, you ought to watch it. If you haven't heard NO GOD live yet make sure you do.
This was recorded back when Corona was a thing as online concert for the fans.
April 1st is Band-Maiko day. Don't miss Band-Maiko. Many other Band-Maid reactors regretted missing Band-Maiko for months.
What happens?
@@Amiekinz4ever Search UA-cam for Band-Maiko and you should find two Official Music Videos. As the whole thing was an April prank, you might want to wait until the 1st to react. It has pretty much to do with Band-Maid. You‘ll certainly love it.
@@Amiekinz4ever The band like to play an April Fool joke. The best they ever did was to form another band, Band-Maiko (a maiko is a trainee geisha), who wore traditional Japanese clothing and played both trad and modern instruments. They made a 6 song EP and 2 MV's, the most popular being an adaptation of the song you reacted to recently, Secret My Lips, which became SECRET MAIKO LIPS. It's an outstanding MV. Luckily for the world, Band-Maid reformed a couple of days later, Miku did a similarly detailed prank a couple of years ago by announcing her solo career...or rather, the appearance of her alter ego, Cluppo, who not only invented her own genre, HippyPop, but came up with 5 or 6 songs that were fun, excellent and unique. Again, luckily, she then rejoined Band-Maid!
They are so much fun
J-LOD was an arts grant from the Japanese government to help local music stay afloat during COVID shutdowns.
That's cool
When they sing:lalalalalalala at the end of the song, it means that they have passed through the black hole and are already celebrating in heaven :)
That's awesome
The impressive thing is they play the same live(sometimes there's an offnote, so you can tell it's not a backtrack) love these ladies!!❤❤
If you feel like a tune that feels like a jam session by BAND-MAID, check out WHY WHY WHY live on-line...it's a blast.
In Manners, these ladies say it 👇🏻best themselves! ❤🔥🤘🏻
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「 _"Our rock never dies ever. Forever!"_ 」 - from *BAND-MAID* - 'Manners' ♬🕊
Truth!!!
Puzzle (live) 100% fire
Now you know how is perfection looks like?(Lol) Band Maid is the BEST!!! No questions about it!!! Thanks for your nice reaction!
Thank you too!
I read an interview where Band-Maid was talking about the insane BPM's that Back Hole has, and the motto they use when playing it live: "Don't get left behind." 🙂
These pandemic concerts were a delightful treat. The Maids really lifted many spirits in those dark days! Songs like this make me glad that I’ve listened to bands like Yes, and Rush, so much over the years. I can take it all in easier and appreciate it right from the start. Some fans, not used to music such as Band Maid has put out in recent years, find it a hard listen, at least at first. But it’s wonderfully controlled, melodic, chaos to my ears!
I thoroughly enjoy them
Band Maid is five puzzle pieces that fit perfectly together to create beautiful musical landscapes! 🎶🎸🥁🎸🎶🔥🙂🕊
For the "lalalalalalala lalalalalala"..at the end you have to imagine you are in a spiral spinning around and around as your sucked into the black hole..."Merry Go Round" music style as such...so not lazy writing..it perfectly fits the feel of the music....as Kanami is also playing it on her guitar.
I loved it
May 10th is Maid Day, and Band-Maid always do something special for their fans. Last year they played a few songs from their rehearsal studio, which was just awesome!
That's exciting
That's a very nice reaction. You heard so many details... Top notch work thank you.
Much appreciated thank you
They use some tracks live but for the things you would expect: keyboards, strings, sound effects & some tertiary ambient and weird effects guitar, 3rd and /or 4th vocal harmonies, etc. Depends on the song. But all the main stuff is just them playing. And, frankly, for a song like Black Hole, that makes it even harder to play live. They have to be right on every time.
They've played that song live quite often and and it's always astounding.
As others have said, the Maids livestreamed a few concerts during the covid lockdowns hence no audience (One of the shows was released on DVD). This music video was for J-LOD, a Japanese government programme to help artistes during the covid lockdowns. The government gave grants to produce a video. One of the grant stipulations was it has to be 5 minutes long or more, hence two songs.
Thank you for this info
Band Maid lives to perform in front of a live audience, so this online okuji was the only way they could connect with their fans during the pandemic. Their professionalism, however, comes through in the video. I saw them perform Manners live and they are as great live at in this one.
Black Hole is their fastest song to date @ 220 bpm. Previous to this, I believe Akane-san (drummer) had only played at 190 bpm.
This is ace. I'd never heard of them but I'll be checking them out. 😮
Welcome to the chaos! 😆😅🤣😊😊😊
Very enjoyable reaction, thank you. They often use backing tracks for some additional vocal lines or instruments to enhance the experience. This was live and streamed.
At the end, the guitar sticking so closely to the vocal line is what makes this Lalala so cool (to me).
Thanks for the info!
@7:13. Band-Maid actually does use backing tracks.
Seven songs into Band-Maids catalog and they keep surprising everytime. And that likely won't stop anytime soon! Every song of theirs has something unique and interesting to keep their music fresh for both the first listen and the 100th listen!
Truth
I just love the chaos, the organised chaos they create and this song goes so well with "Manners", a bluesy 70's feel hard rock. Thanks for sharing!
.Maids on cars. Explosions and flames. You need to see the mv Warning.
I'll add that to my list
Greetings from Germany 🤓! Thank you for the good
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Thank you too!
From Japan. Thank you for always reacting to BAND-MAID. I am very much looking forward to the music-related people's reacts because they can analyze them properly.Just a little information: at the Nov.11.2016 concert in Japan, MR.JIMMY PAGE was so impressed with Akane's drum playing that he went backstage to meet her and took a photo of the two shots. Another thing, MR.TONY VISCONTI offered himself to BAND-MAID to produce a song called THE DRAGON CRIES. This song was recorded by Ayahime and Miku, who went to MR.TONY's studio in New York.
That's so cool
@@Amiekinz4ever The lyric "MANNERS" is a statement of their commitment to their future musical activities. I cried when I heard this song for the first time.😂😂
Awwwww
I always tell people around me how they play and dance around each other. Every one of the members are the star and a part of Band-Maid's rhythm section, not just bass and drums.
I fully agree
This was from an online concert during Covid, when they couldn't appear before an audience. For two years they couldn't tour, so this was the Plan B. Manners and Black Hole are such a contrast -- funky, groovy Manners, followed by frantic chaotic Black Hole. Akane hit 220 bpm -- her fastest speed. Kanami had asked Akane her fastest speed, and Akane said around 190 ... so Kanami wrote Black Hole at 220 bpm to push her. Akane wrote five parts for the drums -- labelled from "Easy" to "Hell". The other band members, of course, chose "Hell" and so Akane had to push herself to learn how to play it. But she made it. They all push themselves -- and each other -- to become better musicians.
Great book ends to showcase Band-Maid's versatility! Blues rock to speed rock! Rock is indeed strong with this group!
I think the most brilliant part of "Black Hole" is when you realize that the music is playing what the lyrics are saying. The song is literally talking about falling into a Black Hole, with quite some degree of accuracy (heck, it even talks about time dilation.... damn....). All this while somehow talking about some relationship at the same time. (Miku is simply amazing).
Now as you're reading the lyrics, listen to what the instruments are doing. It's all done to describe the chaos of falling into a black hole! That has just got to be an ultimate-genius move.
There’s never a dull moment with Band-Maid. From groovy bluesy vibes to speed metal thrashings, they can do it all. Love your reactions and comments. Keep them coming. Cheers!
Thank you
after 10 yrs with the same members, they can read each other like a book, not to mention their hours of practice, most times Saiki has to say ok enough, because Akane has said in an interview that Kanami can be a bit of a drill sergeant, there are videos of them on YT practicing with blindfolds on
That's brilliant
They use lu-lu in other songs, singing hunky dory day in another. Band-Maid doing. Band-Maid magic. Music po!
Band-Maid helped keep us sane during the plague years with a number of streamed live gigs without an audience, bless them and their thoughtfulness. The reason they released 2 songs together was because the Japanese government offered bonus payments to artists if they released 2 rather than 1 track at a time. MANNERS is a great showcase of everything from Kanami's compositional skills through Miku's lyrics, to the actual playing and singing abilities of the whole band. BLACK HOLE was a challenge from Kanami to really push everyone's skills to the limit, with Akane listing 6 levels of drumming and deciding BLACK HOLE was level 6, which she called 'Hell'. The final section is a 220 BPM blast and their fastest piece. It is also. like MANNERS, a musical masterpiece. I enjoy your enthusiasm and appreciation of Band-Maid's skills but hope that, after your reaction, you watch and enjoy the songs as whole pieces too as they are all masterful compositions that I know someone with your musical knowledge will appreciate on a few levels.
I am listening to the subs l songs I reacted to in my regular rotation
Their Covid album, Unseen World- Jan 2021, did not have a title track as such and Manners is the only song on the album that mentions the Unseen World. This concert is from the Day Of Maid live stream- Oct 2021. Kanami is a genius composer- with a little held from her friends. I haven't seen anyone try and cover Black Hole- I wonder why!
Black hole is Band-Maid's fastest BPM song at 220. Kanami sent an impossible drum beat to Akane and she stepped up to the challenge!
That's so cool
Live with a backing track and as others have said, online during covid with no physical audience.
That's why I call them The Perfect Beast
You left Akane hanging with the final symbol crash 🙂. When they dropped the Unseen World album in 2021, we had seen a couple music videos beforehand, so we knew a little bit what was coming. But then the songs kept getting heavier and more progressive as we got through the album, culminating at the end with Black Hole. This by the way was the fastest beat that Akane had ever played to date. Unseen World remains a masterpiece to this day!
Yes, LIVE-To Tape. It's one of the ones released during the COVID Clamp Down. But they are playing to backing track, they always have. That's one of the reasons they're so tight. Also one of the reasons they gather around Akane and make funny faces.It's to get her to laugh and f*ck up the hard part. Not a chance! Once she's locked into the Kanami's backing tracks she is a machine! But they don't have to use them. The airlines once lost the bag with the computer in it, but the show went on anyway. They just rearranged the setlist. They were more worried about the sneakers they had bought in L.A. than the computer. One time Akane accidentally unplugged herself and missed starting the song. It was hilarious!
I just noticed you're from Portland. They just played there in August. Too bad you didn't discover them a few months earlier.
Yeah, I'm super bummed about that
they are performing live, just fans were not allowed...the whole venue for themselves which is also amazing))
Wow, are you like the queen of reactors? Such fun. Kanami, lead guitar, writes these things and the other rework their parts with total freedom. They've got a killer process with a genius at the beginning and four monsters being as creative as the can be. They use instrumental backing tracks create by Kanami (also a keyboard player and audio programmer). I assume the layer vocals on the backing tracks are added in the studio. But still, the songs are 100% Band Maid. Check out the MVs for From Now On and Blooming, and the live video for Corallium.
#HOGtheARMY
La La La also in "Hate!"
I’m always puzzled that many ladies of my age never heard of Deep Purple, Black Sabbath and other great groups of hard rock. My 70s were times when hard rock flourished. This is obviously not the case with you. Hard rock never dies!
I love my rock music and my rap music too, and worship music lol.. in fact, I have a deep love for all kinds of music
So there ya go! I warned you what would happen if you reacted to my favorite BAND-MAID clip. I have now subscribed to your channel, as promised. HA!HA!. Love your reactions.
'The Barefoot Assassin' owns both those songs on the bass, in my opinion. Even though the other Maids are absolutely brilliant in all respects.
Oh! And the reason that they make singing La La La La sound so cool, is that they are singing it in Japanese.🤣
Nice!!! And thank you
Your ears are really amazing. It's difficult to see through it at first glance. What you said in "Black Hole" has also been mentioned in various interviews with the girls.
Thank you
“Manners” is groovy and funky rock, still very much progressive. “Black Hole” hooks the unconventional metal fans. The Maids have wide appeal.
They always play with a backing track and a click, and although everything is all their own work and used only as supplementary sounds, it’s my lone quibble with them.
It’s how they choose to express their art and I have to respect that. However, I’ll always wonder what spontaneous or improvised magic we will have missed.
I love Band Maid, Love Bites, Nemophila,
But Now you have to listen to the Beautiful Chaos of "Gacharic Spin" My favorite song is "I wish I" ua-cam.com/video/nhFse5ZBlLo/v-deo.htmlsi=kKLhlHuIz_kAjLaP and ”Lonely Mart” ua-cam.com/video/LoBpuyrF8oQ/v-deo.htmlsi=MShHVIx9cBcFBLa9
I'll add that to my backlog
You're talking about the bass & drums - not playing the same thing but playing off of each other. I've said this before but they sound like the equivalent of "Dixieland" for metal. They're all playing the same song but they're all taking off in separate directions, but all together. It doesn't make sense! As for performance, most of them use IEMs (not MISA) and there is a backing track, but that isn't the sound you're hearing. It's all them. The "la la la la" in "Black Hole" sounds ironic to me, like whistling in the graveyard. It's a pretty frenetic song after all.
They are soooo good
Sometimes you gotta do the mv's this was one of them
In this series of online pandemic concerts, they also did a Day of the Maid show on May 10, 2021 that had this rip your face off gem. ua-cam.com/video/8QGEV9y438k/v-deo.html
Checkout the band of maikos band maiko
WARNING! (maybe your next song?) It's bad MANNERS to stop listening to Band-Maid because you'll feel starved for musical excellence and joy and fall into a BLACK HOLE of emptiness... probably! 😵 Thx, Amiekinz!
Thank you for reacting to BAND-MAID. If you like Black Hole then I would suggest for you to listen to Corallium by BAND-MAID. It's not on their UA-cam page by it can be found here ua-cam.com/video/9smDNUlvom4/v-deo.html , Other reactors have reacted to it and their videos are still up if you were worried about that.
I'll add that to my list
This is a covid "live" video.
yes, YES, I WAIT FOR THE MOMENT YOU REACT TO BLACK HOLE VIDEO SO LONGGGGGGG. THANK YOU
I'm glad you were able to see it :)
Did you enjoy the moment when Kanami slice her guitar? That part make the "la la la" part not boring anymore😂
That was great