Ale's bass can be the engine driving the band, of it can mirror Dany, or play melody to Dany OR take lead licks,, Ale's all over the place all the time!
@@Biomirth The whole concert was an art performace piece like few bands have ever managed ( Pink Floyd and Jethro Tull have. Probably others but I don't clain to have seen everything even at my age)
Queen of the Murder Scene will go down as one of the greatest concept albums of all time, crazy when you realize just how young they were when they wrote it!
@@SDsailor7Dark Side of the Moon is a loose concept album with an overall theme. The Wall is a true concept album telling a story. DSotM released as their 8th album in 1973. The Wall was released in 1979 as their 11th album. Pink Floyd's first album was released in 1967.
To me, when the chorus of The One changes from "let me be the one" to "I will be the one", there's no going back for The Queen, she knows what she has to do. It's such a subtle change in lyrics, but it's so profound to the story and it gives me chills every time.
I think Ale is the Queen of the Murder herself. Queen of murdering the bass guitar. The girl is a monster! I hope I can live another 20 years to see where they go
I am certain there are many among TWA who have noticed, but nobody, and I do mean NOBODY, plays an open note on the bass with more swagger, than does Ale! LONG LIVE THE VILLARREAL SISTERS!
Ugh is a song that gave them problems when they were composing it. Several times they just wanted to give up on it. But there are at least two other songs on the album that were direct offshoots of their work on Ugh. Their father insisted that they not give up on the song, so after a lot of cobbling and finessing, they had a finished song, but nothing but their working title, which of course was Ugh as that is how they referred to the song among themselves as in "Ugh, do we have to work on that song again?" So that's the origin of the title.
Thank you guys so much for continuing to check out The Warning. Queen of The Murder Scene will always be my favorite, so dark and moody and creepily foreboding. The kind of album some groups wait their entire careers for and The Warning manages to pull it off as teenage girls. The amount of talent this took is sometimes overlooked by those more impressed with flash and polish, this album could hold its own with the best of them, a heavy masterpiece.
first time I saw the Warning live was at the troubadour in Hollywood, I was a booking agent and worked with 100s of bands. at first I thought, eh, they are just another band like many others I've seen, Than Dany surprised us with Crimson Queen which was not on the setlist, I was frozen, and I knew that this band was special. I've been with the TWA ever since
When Pau first presented the story to Dany and Ale, ehey both exclaimed "Wow, so much blood, let's fix that" - DPA say in the vlogs (23, 24 and 26) that this album is a study in key changes, multiple genres are hinted incl. K-Pop. Ugh was the hardest song to finish - 2 other songs resulted from the effort: The One and The Sacrifice.
For me QOTMS is one of the best and most underrated albums of the XXI Century, is trully a masterpiece. I know it is a subjective statement but can't think of another concept album that caught my attention in the last 20 years.
@@juanloverboy9254I know and agree with you, the "underrated" is mostly due to lack of attention or exposition, as a independent 3 piece girl band that made this album at a very young age. We know they have pushed through skepticism to stablish themselves in the industry, but they have the quality and gaining recognition from fans and seasoned bands they share stage with. Eventually as they grow, fans are actually going back to listen to past material, which is great and on they way they will run into QOTMS.
Adrian: "I don't know when I'm going to stop being amazed by these". Yeah Adrian, I'm right there with you. Crimson Queen really got me this time. I'd only heard it once before. I just had this overwhelming feeling of being inside a piece of art, full of wonder.
Reaching out to the musicians in TWA, or to you Glenn and Adrian, to explain the bass change for "The One". I'm sure it is tuning, but I am looking for a little more than that!
This concert was for the patreons and funders of the album . . First time public performance . . Oh and thank Ale for Dust to Dust . . Its primarily her song . .
This song is also Dany's. There's a video of this song and it's says its unplugged( No Guitar ). Something went wrong. Crimson Queen.. You should react When I'm Alone at Teatro
The album description was kinda right but I wouldn't say "entity" un less you take a religious out look because it's all her. Crimson Queen is the first song of the story but track 1 is Dust To Dust and is the prologue to the story. I suppose you can listen to it last and would still work, but never seen anyone do it in that order.
Not bad for a 13 year old bassist in front of thousand people! Go Ale!!!!!
Definitely very talented and yes go Ale’
Ale es increíble!
Ale's bass can be the engine driving the band, of it can mirror Dany, or play melody to Dany OR take lead licks,, Ale's all over the place all the time!
No matter how much better they are now and how much better they will become at what they do, the Lunario concert will always be waaay up there for me
It's the concert of their's that I wish I could have been at
I agree. The sense of being witness to actual serious and compelling art is overwhelming with the talent it's delivered with.
@@Biomirth The whole concert was an art performace piece like few bands have ever managed ( Pink Floyd and Jethro Tull have. Probably others but I don't clain to have seen everything even at my age)
Queen of the Murder Scene will go down as one of the greatest concept albums of all time, crazy when you realize just how young they were when they wrote it!
To think that teenagers wrote this as their second album. Most accomplished bands don't attempt a concept album until 20+ years after they formed.
@@TheCorpsehatchWas that the case with Pink Floyd? Wasn't Dark side of the moon a concept album? Or the Wall?
I do agree that it's already a masterpiece.
@@SDsailor7Dark Side of the Moon is a loose concept album with an overall theme. The Wall is a true concept album telling a story. DSotM released as their 8th album in 1973. The Wall was released in 1979 as their 11th album.
Pink Floyd's first album was released in 1967.
@@TheCorpsehatch Ah, so they had been a band for a while then. Could not remember in my old age haha.
To me, when the chorus of The One changes from "let me be the one" to "I will be the one", there's no going back for The Queen, she knows what she has to do. It's such a subtle change in lyrics, but it's so profound to the story and it gives me chills every time.
Ale is just killing it! At 13!
I think Ale is the Queen of the Murder herself. Queen of murdering the bass guitar. The girl is a monster! I hope I can live another 20 years to see where they go
The bass is the key to this album. Sets a dark and ominous mood.
I am certain there are many among TWA who have noticed, but nobody, and I do mean NOBODY, plays an open note on the bass with more swagger, than does Ale!
LONG LIVE THE VILLARREAL SISTERS!
Ugh is a song that gave them problems when they were composing it. Several times they just wanted to give up on it. But there are at least two other songs on the album that were direct offshoots of their work on Ugh. Their father insisted that they not give up on the song, so after a lot of cobbling and finessing, they had a finished song, but nothing but their working title, which of course was Ugh as that is how they referred to the song among themselves as in "Ugh, do we have to work on that song again?" So that's the origin of the title.
That's hilarious!
Thank you guys so much for continuing to check out The Warning. Queen of The Murder Scene will always be my favorite, so dark and moody and creepily foreboding. The kind of album some groups wait their entire careers for and The Warning manages to pull it off as teenage girls. The amount of talent this took is sometimes overlooked by those more impressed with flash and polish, this album could hold its own with the best of them, a heavy masterpiece.
I agree 💯%
I’ve watch this concert a million times. I still can believe how good this music is! This should become a musical on Broadway!
Totally agree my friend. It will come you'll see!
Queen of the Murder Scene is the best concept album ever. And written by three teenage girls for their second album.
first time I saw the Warning live was at the troubadour in Hollywood, I was a booking agent and worked with 100s of bands. at first I thought, eh, they are just another band like many others I've seen, Than Dany surprised us with Crimson Queen which was not on the setlist, I was frozen, and I knew that this band was special. I've been with the TWA ever since
When Pau first presented the story to Dany and Ale, ehey both exclaimed "Wow, so much blood, let's fix that" - DPA say in the vlogs (23, 24 and 26) that this album is a study in key changes, multiple genres are hinted incl. K-Pop. Ugh was the hardest song to finish - 2 other songs resulted from the effort: The One and The Sacrifice.
Which is the song they call "gracias kpop" ?
@@SDsailor7pretty sure The Sacrifice is Gracias Kpop
@@SixFootTurkey_ Yeah, I can't remember.
For me QOTMS is one of the best and most underrated albums of the XXI Century, is trully a masterpiece. I know it is a subjective statement but can't think of another concept album that caught my attention in the last 20 years.
I don't think this album is underrated but rather too little know....
@@juanloverboy9254I know and agree with you, the "underrated" is mostly due to lack of attention or exposition, as a independent 3 piece girl band that made this album at a very young age. We know they have pushed through skepticism to stablish themselves in the industry, but they have the quality and gaining recognition from fans and seasoned bands they share stage with. Eventually as they grow, fans are actually going back to listen to past material, which is great and on they way they will run into QOTMS.
Adrian: "I don't know when I'm going to stop being amazed by these". Yeah Adrian, I'm right there with you. Crimson Queen really got me this time. I'd only heard it once before. I just had this overwhelming feeling of being inside a piece of art, full of wonder.
I get a chill in my bones with Crimson Queen, very strong performance, there's a lot of passion in it
Me too.
For me Crimson Queen at Lunario is Dani's greatest performance...so far...
It was amazing!
Thank you Glenn and Adrian for continuing on with this great concert....looking forward to Chapter 2. Great job guys, loving the Warning journey. 🤘🤘⚡⚡
Thanks Carl - we expect to post Chapter 2 on Wednesday!
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Interesting thoughts, Glenn and Adrian! The ozzy comparisons i think are very apt
They're pros, always have been.
I believe someday they will be studying this in school like a Poe story.
This performance, and these songs, are better than anything else I've heard from them by a long way.
Their Mom inadvertently changed one word of The One song. They had to go back to the studio to change that word. Explode to exposed.
Very nice..Great reaction..🤟🎶✌️
To be at this show , if only , wow . I wish I was there to witness this in person .
Thanks!
Our pleasure, Carl! Thank you so much, really appreciate it! - Glenn
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Reaching out to the musicians in TWA, or to you Glenn and Adrian, to explain the bass change for "The One". I'm sure it is tuning, but I am looking for a little more than that!
All I know is that it was not the only song where she switched to that bass. Haven't figured out the common denominator yet!
The One is in E flat standard tuning, so everything is down 1/2 step. Title track is in drop D. This is why Ale moved to a 5 string.
@@RussInCanada Thank you, Russ, for the explanation!
Excellent my friends!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great, great reaction! Thank you so much! Estoy feliz de compartir este viaje con ustedes. Este show de Lunario es de lo mejor
La audiencia estuvo precenciando un hecho historico
Great stuff! They are so talented!
This concert was for the patreons and funders of the album . . First time public performance . .
Oh and thank Ale for Dust to Dust . . Its primarily her song . .
These are Kids! How did they do this? Writing a concept album is very difficult.
Great reaction for this masterpiece, go ahead this great analisis with.
Ale on the bass! Come on! She is so good.
Really enjoy your reactions Glenn and Adrian your perspective as musicians adds a good tone!
Thank you!
The thing to realize is this is basically a High School age band with their little sister from middle school joining in on bass
That guitar has some great tone.
I think I remember Lzzy Hale from Halestorm saying Dany is Randy Rhoads daughter lol🤘
Ale is 13 and awesome here. That is mental!
-QOTMS el mejor album conceptual de los últimos años ,temas profundos un rock duro y excelente ,este album es una obra maestra de la historia del rock
This song is also Dany's. There's a video of this song and it's says its unplugged( No Guitar ). Something went wrong. Crimson Queen.. You should react When I'm Alone at Teatro
we will, for sure, at some point!
The album description was kinda right but I wouldn't say "entity" un less you take a religious out look because it's all her.
Crimson Queen is the first song of the story but track 1 is Dust To Dust and is the prologue to the story. I suppose you can listen to it last and would still work, but never seen anyone do it in that order.
We covered Dust To Dust and Unmendable from this show in yesterday's video!
@@glennandadriansrocktalk ah not sure if I caught it or not. I watch a lot of TW reactions.
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