That double slide by Ale, rev, rev, revving them up into the final bridge/chorus is such an amazing add to bring the song into its penultimate conclusion!
Whoever played bass knows: it burns like hell. You need a lot of practice and cornea on your fingertipps to withstand the reflex to just retract your hand.
@@SDsailor7 Thanks. Of course. I was thinking agead about their next big CDMX concert in Auditorio Nacional. If they record it professionally, that will be the new Golden Standard.
@@arctic_haze By now they are well aware of the value of a good recorded show so I expect the Auditorio Nacional show to be perfectly recorded and they have 2 shows to choose from.
They have been and are massive fans of Muse. They have actually opened for Muse 9 times. Additionally, that yellow Manson guitar Dany played for this song was a gift made specially for her and presented during a live concert by Matt Bellamy of Muse. She also has a white Gibson Explorer that Lzzy Hale had customized and then she presented it to Dany as a surprise mid show when Dany was waiting for a guitar change. They do practice their stage performance quite a bit. In fact, their home studio in the basement of their house has a mirror wall at the front.
The guitar that Dany is playing the Manson guitar that Matt Bellamy gifted her after Muse, and The Warning toured together. The Warning opened for Muse in Mexico, and Muse invited The Warning to open for them in Europe.
For a time, Disciple performed at the Teatro Metropolitan was at the apex. Disciple live at the Pepsi Center now ranks high up there, with 8,000 fans singing with them. When you get a chance look for Disciple performed live in Poland in front of 50,000! TW just gets better live the bigger the audience!
Really entertaining and informational reaction! Thanks! Also, the best reaction I've seen so far to Ale's "engine rev" which gets me every time. Cool sound!! It's cool to see you play Ale's part on each of your reactions to them!
Both Daniela and Paulina could EASILY be frontwoman in any band in the world. You should see Paulina performing Narcisita at Teatro Metropolitan. On the other hand, Ale is so elegant and cool, completely different energy from her sisters but equally talented.
I appreciate the effort you put into your reactions, you deserve a lot more views and subscribers, I recommend you react to Hell You Call A Dream live at the Pepsi Center, Ale makes her bass snarl with such a heavy and wicked bass line, you will love it, and Dany's vocals are top notch in this song.
Really, really enjoy your reaction/breakdowns! Stage presence is so much a part of their DNA, that, I think, it comes from the pure joy with which they approach making music. They put so much of themselves into EVERY song, you can't help but fall into their beautiful trap. Yea, I made it to the end.........twice! Keep up the great work!
I agree about their performance skills! They are really, really good at conveying the emotion of the song to the audience...and somewhere they have picked up the "exaggeration" you were talking about that any great stage performers employ.
These Pepsi Center clips are next level examples of just how exciting the live performances of The Warning are. The fan cams of the show hinted at the stage presence on display, but I doubt most of The Warning Army were expecting it not only to reach Teatro Metropolitan levels, but to exceed them. The improved audio mixing and added crowd presence are probably major factors. Kudos to the TW techs who did a masterful job showcasing all that DPA can do, and a huge thanks to that energetic audience. Yo Mota is in the top tier of UA-camrs who are able to talk about The Warning in an entertaining and informative style. The fact that he can also perform their music and adds creative visual effects makes his reactions all the more watchable. Thanks for all the effort it took to put this reaction/cover together!
Usually for The Warning, the more recent the live version with an audience, the better, as they keep working on their craft and just get better and better, so the new Pepsi Centre videos should be the best.
That was a fun watch. I always enjoy reactors who have a bit of musical background and offer a little extra insight. I've enjoyed your TW bass covers as well. Hope to see more. Peace! 🤘
One thing to look out for about Ale’s bass lines is that she likes to use fret slides, which I think is a signature of hers. I’ve enjoyed another cool cover that you did here.
I read a comment here on YT some time ago that I sadly can't properly attribute, but it describes the ladies in a nutshell (paraphrasing): "Most bands seek to recreate their studio sound when they are on-stage. _The Warning_ does precisely the opposite... and often fails." They were born to be live performers; it's the environment that has always been their main goal ever since they were little kids, and desperately wanted to recreate the environment and scenery of the video game "Rock Band".
Great review/cover , watching your vids reminds me of my short few years chatting with my once band mates in the mid 80s . Disciple is a well rounded song to show all their strengths. I’ll always remember at sxsw show in Austin . They opened for Sammy Hagar. It was an outdoor show people meandering everywhere , during the end days of the pandemic, so people were still a bit cautious of getting close. When the warning started first two songs not many were near the stage at all. When Disciple hit everyone headed to the stage . It hits hard live. By the time Sammy got backstage the crowd was going hard. They draw you in and keep you forever. 🤘⚡️🤘
You might enjoy this short compilation of (very) young Ale working with her bass teacher/coach. He's also the first person to encourage them to write their own music. He gave them homework which led to their 'Escape the Mind EP" ua-cam.com/video/1i4oFvVUJQU/v-deo.htmlsi=Qn76NOeUHnyChEyO
yeah they want to do a muse collab as well, and hearing this brutal mashup leads me to believe they would go together like chocolate and milk. that was cool.
Stagecraft is a mixture of charisma, practice and experience. The Warning started to play in front of audiences from the jump. As children, they played live.
This is a great video! I learned a lot listening to your explanations. I don't play an instrument but I do enjoy watching other talented people play theirs. The Warning has made me like rock music again. I really enjoyed you playing Ale's part on the bass. The bass has always been my favorite instrument. I subscribed and look forward to more of your videos. Rock on!
Their live performance is their superpower. Seen them live last April in a small venue (1k max) and it was great 🥰🤘🙏 Thanks for this reaction, keep up the good work! 👍 Grtz from The Netherlands
Haha you mentioned James Hetfield - well, before the original Enter Sandman cover from when they were children posting for their grandparents, the story is that Dany was practicing for a long time beforehand, making James Hetfield faces into a mirror.
You might be interested in this little tidbit. Alé has been listening to her sisters play music since she was a baby. As such, she has developed two things. She is a human metronome. Pau listens to Ale to help keep time. Ale likely doesn't need a click track. Secondly, Ale, Pau, Dany, and Ale's teacher have all said Ale has perfect pitch.
They have worked on stage presence, but Daniela and Paulina are pretty much naturals at it. They love interacting with the audience. They are a tight band and it shows how much time they've put into their arrangements. QOTMS at Lunario, it was the first time they played it live, so it was a proud moment for them. The writing is excellent no matter what age, but they were 18, 16 and 13 at the time. Subbed for more from TW, cheers YM.
Yes, you are right about the presence of the 3 of them on stage .... its nature to be up there giving it all, you should see the videos of the Pepsi Center where Daniela's presence as always is spectacular.
The Warning... one of the Best Bands in the World!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you want to see young Ale mastering her bass, this is a band practice where they were practicing Hysteria by Muse. When I saw this, I knew she was a technician of the highest order (and at 8 years old). Enjoy! ua-cam.com/video/P-IuRNVMsx0/v-deo.htmlsi=b-GtQGoTN2ATc4aQ
the pepsi center show is progressively becoming my go-to gold-standard for live performances from The Warning, eclipsing the Teatro Metropolitan show. If you do want to go through the QotMS, I highly recommend using the show from Lunario as the way to do it. They do the entire album in that concert, and Dany fully embodies the queen over the course of it, incredibly. The concert is available in full on their official UA-cam channel :)
@@glenmartinez5158 I watched the livestream of it and have a download of it, yes. Indeed too-notch. Unfortunately kinda out of the public’s eye as of yet, though.
Great reaction! Check out their new album Keep Me Fed. Sharks, Apologize, Escapism and the rest are amazing! All of the Pepsi center releases are awesome! They are the latest proshot live performances. I recommend Z from the Pepsi center next (Epic Dany solo)
I'm really enjoying watching your journey getting to know the Warning. A couple things, if you haven't already - check out videos of LIzzy Hale giving Dani her guitar. Also, a couple great vids to check out from their younger years - Survive at the Las Vegas Tech Talk, and also 21st Century Blood - great video, great song. Keep rocking!
It's easy to play a song. It's an entirely different thing to be able to play AND perform it. Even from their earliest concerts, these girls know how to embody a song, especially their own.
Naturally, where you play on the bass is a question of taste and there is no wrong way if you get the sound you want from your instrument and gear. In my experience, however, there are several reasons to play close(r) to the bridge. You get less string flapping and you get a very well defined attack ... you get a nice growl. This makes it easer for the bass to be heard in the 'mix' and not just get muddy. It is generally easier to emphasize bass frequencies on something that is naturally low and is rich on high ones than have the higher frequencies (attack etc.) missing and try to compensate. A lot of bass guitars have the bridge pickup too close to the bridge (assuming pickup blending), so the 'sweet spot' may end up between the pickups (if you have multiples and only switching). For a rock sound, playing with your fingers close to the fretboard will definitely sound too boomy and just a mushy, mellow texture, closer to a standup bass. You could use this for jazz or r&b, reggae or something. On Ale's inferno and her other Specters, it looks like she blends the pickups and that way she has her cake and eats it too (see GEAR MASTERS Ep. 473 on youtube).
You should check out their rewrite of Enter Sandman Metallica put it on their 30 yr tribute of the Black album. Check the live version at Teatro metropolitan.
Question: Have you ever watched the concert movie "Stop Making Sense". Talking Heads. Generally considered the best concert film of all time. You want Stage Performance? Put this 1 1/2 hrs gem on some evening.
![The Warning - Enter Sandman [DOUBLE REACTION]](/img/n.gif)
That double slide by Ale, rev, rev, revving them up into the final bridge/chorus is such an amazing add to bring the song into its penultimate conclusion!
Whoever played bass knows: it burns like hell. You need a lot of practice and cornea on your fingertipps to withstand the reflex to just retract your hand.
The "Harley Davidson " of bass slides !
The double shotgun slide.
@@glenmartinez5158 yup same thoughts 😂😂😂
Absolutely brilliant band.. They were brilliant as kids.. All three Classically Trained on Piano. Theses young ladies are really brilliant..
Lunario is the way to check out Queen of the Murder Scene. Pepsi Center is quickly becoming the gold standard for everything else.
Until recently it was Teatro Nacional. But what we need now is a well recorded concert from Keep Me Fed era.
@@arctic_haze Correction, "teatro Metropolitan"😊👍
@@SDsailor7 Thanks. Of course. I was thinking agead about their next big CDMX concert in Auditorio Nacional. If they record it professionally, that will be the new Golden Standard.
I concur
@@arctic_haze By now they are well aware of the value of a good recorded show so I expect the Auditorio Nacional show to be perfectly recorded and they have 2 shows to choose from.
They have been and are massive fans of Muse. They have actually opened for Muse 9 times. Additionally, that yellow Manson guitar Dany played for this song was a gift made specially for her and presented during a live concert by Matt Bellamy of Muse. She also has a white Gibson Explorer that Lzzy Hale had customized and then she presented it to Dany as a surprise mid show when Dany was waiting for a guitar change.
They do practice their stage performance quite a bit. In fact, their home studio in the basement of their house has a mirror wall at the front.
The guitar that Dany is playing the Manson guitar that Matt Bellamy gifted her after Muse, and The Warning toured together. The Warning opened for Muse in Mexico, and Muse invited The Warning to open for them in Europe.
For a time, Disciple performed at the Teatro Metropolitan was at the apex. Disciple live at the Pepsi Center now ranks high up there, with 8,000 fans singing with them. When you get a chance look for Disciple performed live in Poland in front of 50,000! TW just gets better live the bigger the audience!
Really entertaining and informational reaction! Thanks! Also, the best reaction I've seen so far to Ale's "engine rev" which gets me every time. Cool sound!! It's cool to see you play Ale's part on each of your reactions to them!
Entertaining is what I strive for ^_^
Thank you for watching!
Probably the best view/video of Alé’s double slide ! That Spector just ROARS!
Nice bass cover🤘
The engine rev slide! She did a great job with it.
Both Daniela and Paulina could EASILY be frontwoman in any band in the world. You should see Paulina performing Narcisita at Teatro Metropolitan. On the other hand, Ale is so elegant and cool, completely different energy from her sisters but equally talented.
@@cncs2806 have you seen Pau with dead poet society yesterday, that was so very cool!
I appreciate the effort you put into your reactions, you deserve a lot more views and subscribers, I recommend you react to Hell You Call A Dream live at the Pepsi Center, Ale makes her bass snarl with such a heavy and wicked bass line, you will love it, and Dany's vocals are top notch in this song.
I second this
100% agree
Absolutely
I appreciate you saying that. The clicks are nice but I do this because it's fun!
If you watch the Lunario concert for the QOTMS songs, you’ll be surprised to see a highly energetic and aggressive 13 year old Ale.
And a nearly mental Pau in those days.(their Tedx performances)
They've all learned to pull back a little for longevity in their career.
Really, really enjoy your reaction/breakdowns! Stage presence is so much a part of their DNA, that, I think, it comes from the pure joy with which they approach making music. They put so much of themselves into EVERY song, you can't help but fall into their beautiful trap. Yea, I made it to the end.........twice! Keep up the great work!
Thank you! I'm glad you liked the video ^_^
I agree about their performance skills! They are really, really good at conveying the emotion of the song to the audience...and somewhere they have picked up the "exaggeration" you were talking about that any great stage performers employ.
Standing in front of a mirror that covers their entire wall and purposely working on their stage show is another part of their tireless practice.
These Pepsi Center clips are next level examples of just how exciting the live performances of The Warning are. The fan cams of the show hinted at the stage presence on display, but I doubt most of The Warning Army were expecting it not only to reach Teatro Metropolitan levels, but to exceed them. The improved audio mixing and added crowd presence are probably major factors. Kudos to the TW techs who did a masterful job showcasing all that DPA can do, and a huge thanks to that energetic audience.
Yo Mota is in the top tier of UA-camrs who are able to talk about The Warning in an entertaining and informative style. The fact that he can also perform their music and adds creative visual effects makes his reactions all the more watchable. Thanks for all the effort it took to put this reaction/cover together!
Zenzen not at all! I'm flattered though. I'm just a guy with a janky mic and a lot to say ^_^
They hired Halestorm’s lighting director Brian Bogovic for this show.
Usually for The Warning, the more recent the live version with an audience, the better, as they keep working on their craft and just get better and better, so the new Pepsi Centre videos should be the best.
Excellent my friend... excellent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That was a fun watch. I always enjoy reactors who have a bit of musical background and offer a little extra insight. I've enjoyed your TW bass covers as well. Hope to see more. Peace! 🤘
I'm glad you enjoy!
What’s fun reaction to a top notch performance.
One thing to look out for about Ale’s bass lines is that she likes to use fret slides, which I think is a signature of hers. I’ve enjoyed another cool cover that you did here.
With her perfect ear and love of slides, I see a fretless bass sometime in her future...:)
Thank you for watching!
The crowd though !!
I read a comment here on YT some time ago that I sadly can't properly attribute, but it describes the ladies in a nutshell (paraphrasing): "Most bands seek to recreate their studio sound when they are on-stage. _The Warning_ does precisely the opposite... and often fails." They were born to be live performers; it's the environment that has always been their main goal ever since they were little kids, and desperately wanted to recreate the environment and scenery of the video game "Rock Band".
It's a good comment. I get so much out of there live performances.
I would say it was a good day, watching your talented base playing. GOOD JOB You have a great ear.🤘🤘🤘❤❤❤
Ale is the talented bass player, I'm an imposter ^_^
Thank you for watching!
Great review/cover , watching your vids reminds me of my short few years chatting with my once band mates in the mid 80s .
Disciple is a well rounded song to show all their strengths. I’ll always remember at sxsw show in Austin . They opened for Sammy Hagar. It was an outdoor show people meandering everywhere , during the end days of the pandemic, so people were still a bit cautious of getting close. When the warning started first two songs not many were near the stage at all. When Disciple hit everyone headed to the stage . It hits hard live. By the time Sammy got backstage the crowd was going hard. They draw you in and keep you forever. 🤘⚡️🤘
Thank you for watching! That is a great anecdote.
You might enjoy this short compilation of (very) young Ale working with her bass teacher/coach. He's also the first person to encourage them to write their own music. He gave them homework which led to their 'Escape the Mind EP" ua-cam.com/video/1i4oFvVUJQU/v-deo.htmlsi=Qn76NOeUHnyChEyO
I've watched a little bit of this. A great teacher is a gamechanger for young musicians!
yeah they want to do a muse collab as well, and hearing this brutal mashup leads me to believe they would go together like chocolate and milk. that was cool.
Definitely exemplified his point, for sure!!
Stagecraft is a mixture of charisma, practice and experience. The Warning started to play in front of audiences from the jump. As children, they played live.
Thanks Dude ... it the little things in their music that make The Warning special
The new Pepsi Center concert video are setting a new level for live videos! Awesome job on the bass cover!
Thank you!
This is a great video! I learned a lot listening to your explanations. I don't play an instrument but I do enjoy watching other talented people play theirs. The Warning has made me like rock music again. I really enjoyed you playing Ale's part on the bass. The bass has always been my favorite instrument. I subscribed and look forward to more of your videos. Rock on!
One of my favorites too! Thank you for your time.
Their live performance is their superpower. Seen them live last April in a small venue (1k max) and it was great 🥰🤘🙏
Thanks for this reaction, keep up the good work! 👍
Grtz from The Netherlands
Thank you for watching, tell The NetherlandsI said hi!
I’m a big Ale fan. I love your videos. I love seeing you make a very good attempt at her bass parts. It’s so fun and educational,
Thank you! My grasp on music theory is tenuous at best but I'm glad you found something educational in there^_^
Well done. I enjoy your perspective.
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoy!
Haha you mentioned James Hetfield - well, before the original Enter Sandman cover from when they were children posting for their grandparents, the story is that Dany was practicing for a long time beforehand, making James Hetfield faces into a mirror.
Great reaction!!!!
Thank you!
It is really a powerful song. Also daniful and aleful 😀
Honest and simple content! I love it! Great work Yo Mota, keep it going!
Thank you for watching!
You might be interested in this little tidbit. Alé has been listening to her sisters play music since she was a baby. As such, she has developed two things. She is a human metronome. Pau listens to Ale to help keep time. Ale likely doesn't need a click track. Secondly, Ale, Pau, Dany, and Ale's teacher have all said Ale has perfect pitch.
And her sisters say she is the best piano player.
@@glenmartinez5158
Well dad said Alé has the best voice too. LOL
Very good tidbits. I've only done a few of their songs and I think Ale started drum-less on a few of them. She has a solid sense of tempo.
1:55 PauMagic!
Another fun video!
Dany has Bruce Dickinson stage presence.
Thanks for recognizing Ale, the often underrated human metronome of the band, with her own cool performance style. 😎👍
⚡️🔥🤘
they're really something else!
They have worked on stage presence, but Daniela and Paulina are pretty much naturals at it. They love interacting with the audience. They are a tight band and it shows how much time they've put into their arrangements. QOTMS at Lunario, it was the first time they played it live, so it was a proud moment for them. The writing is excellent no matter what age, but they were 18, 16 and 13 at the time. Subbed for more from TW, cheers YM.
Thank you! I think it is a crucial part of being a live musician and they make it look second nature.
Yes, you are right about the presence of the 3 of them on stage .... its nature to be up there giving it all, you should see the videos of the Pepsi Center where Daniela's presence as always is spectacular.
If you're going to go through the queen of the murder scene I would also recomend you to go with Lunario concert
Also in order and watching their vlogs explaining the story.
Vlogs 23 - 25 and 26
The Warning... one of the Best Bands in the World!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
🤟🏼🎸🤟🏼🥁🤟🏼🎸
Interesting mash-up between songs from TW and Muse.
Thanks! It could have been refined anymore but it was just a goof ^_^
Ale! 😎
🤘
It’s Energy, studio versions lack it where The Warning brings life and energy to their live shows!
I think there are actual UA-cam-reactors around that are actual Stage Presence teachers.
There is one and she was blown away! Uses The Warning videos to teach others how it's done.
@@v6jim2 I think that’s ”The Confident Singer” you’re referring to. Then there’s also “That’s not acting either” who’s a stage presence coach.
If you want to see young Ale mastering her bass, this is a band practice where they were practicing Hysteria by Muse. When I saw this, I knew she was a technician of the highest order (and at 8 years old).
Enjoy! ua-cam.com/video/P-IuRNVMsx0/v-deo.htmlsi=b-GtQGoTN2ATc4aQ
Loved the reaction! Liked and Subbed!
Thank you and thank you again!
This is what I call a reaction.
Ale's bass in Hell You Call A Dream is awesome in the cdmx live version
Like some people keep saying the Warning have the "IT" factor.
the pepsi center show is progressively becoming my go-to gold-standard for live performances from The Warning, eclipsing the Teatro Metropolitan show. If you do want to go through the QotMS, I highly recommend using the show from Lunario as the way to do it. They do the entire album in that concert, and Dany fully embodies the queen over the course of it, incredibly. The concert is available in full on their official UA-cam channel :)
Did you get to see the poland show? That one is top tier also. Hope they release it.
@@glenmartinez5158 I watched the livestream of it and have a download of it, yes. Indeed too-notch. Unfortunately kinda out of the public’s eye as of yet, though.
Great reaction! Check out their new album Keep Me Fed. Sharks, Apologize, Escapism and the rest are amazing! All of the Pepsi center releases are awesome! They are the latest proshot live performances. I recommend Z from the Pepsi center next (Epic Dany solo)
Thank you! Their YT account keeps dropping all the live performances too!
🤘⚠️🤘
The Warning is the best band of the 21st century, no doubt! 23:47 good job learning the base in like seconds
Thank you! I wish it took me seconds to learn this stuff^_^
👍👍 !!! ⚡️⚡️⚡️
I'm really enjoying watching your journey getting to know the Warning. A couple things, if you haven't already - check out videos of LIzzy Hale giving Dani her guitar. Also, a couple great vids to check out from their younger years - Survive at the Las Vegas Tech Talk, and also 21st Century Blood - great video, great song. Keep rocking!
DPA 🔥🔥🔥 TWA 🤘🤘🤘 UK ⚡⚡⚡
It's easy to play a song. It's an entirely different thing to be able to play AND perform it. Even from their earliest concerts, these girls know how to embody a song, especially their own.
They have always said they write their music to be able to perform it live.
Спасибо! Продолжайте! С удовольствием посмотрел ваше видео. Я не заметил как 30 минут прошло =)
Спасибо за просмотр!
I believe Dany would love the comparison to Hetfield regarding stage presence. I hadn’t made that connection other than her facial expressions. 🤘❤️⚠️
I hope so. It's definitely meant as a compliment ^_^
My reco is do Pepsi Center first to see the epitome of the Error album, then Lunario (QOTMS), then the new album.
Exceptional reaction. Absolutely loved it. Would type more but I’m at work and the boss is being a 🍆
HA no worries at all, thank you for watching!
There are many occasions where reactors have found vibes in The Warning with Metallica and directly Dany with James.
Naturally, where you play on the bass is a question of taste and there is no wrong way if you get the sound you want from your instrument and gear.
In my experience, however, there are several reasons to play close(r) to the bridge. You get less string flapping and you get a very well defined attack ... you get a nice growl. This makes it easer for the bass to be heard in the 'mix' and not just get muddy. It is generally easier to emphasize bass frequencies on something that is naturally low and is rich on high ones than have the higher frequencies (attack etc.) missing and try to compensate. A lot of bass guitars have the bridge pickup too close to the bridge (assuming pickup blending), so the 'sweet spot' may end up between the pickups (if you have multiples and only switching). For a rock sound, playing with your fingers close to the fretboard will definitely sound too boomy and just a mushy, mellow texture, closer to a standup bass. You could use this for jazz or r&b, reggae or something.
On Ale's inferno and her other Specters, it looks like she blends the pickups and that way she has her cake and eats it too (see GEAR MASTERS Ep. 473 on youtube).
One of the reasons I love bass is because of all the styles it can be played.
You playing along with them was great, However, you need to work a bit more on the hair flip and stances. Good job though.
They are also just slightly easy on the eyes.
Just a tad. Lol
You should check out their rewrite of Enter Sandman Metallica put it on their 30 yr tribute of the Black album. Check the live version at Teatro metropolitan.
Stage presence? you have to see Paulina getting a stadium to clap to Evolve or calling to open the pit for Sharks in Wacken
They have said that their objective (somewhat unrealised) is to capture their live sound in the studio rather than reproduce the studio on stage.
Did I miss you saying who Dany reminds you of at the end?
I know who Pau reminds me of... Keith Moon
Question: Have you ever watched the concert movie "Stop Making Sense". Talking Heads. Generally considered the best concert film of all time. You want Stage Performance? Put this 1 1/2 hrs gem on some evening.
I've seen the performance of Burning Down The House (it's wild) but not the entire show.
Second the calls for Lunario QotMS. Be fun to see some more Hanabie or Nemophilia maybe paleneØ
All three are bands I need to circle back to. Hanabie has really taken off since I last checked them out.
D minor is the saddest key.
Hay interferencia 😱 y no se escuchan bien las Diosas Mexicanas del Saludos.
Lo siento si suena extraño. Aunque no escucho interferencias.