By the way, the guy behind the band in the red shirt is Pablo Gonzalez, Ale’s bass teacher and the band’s overall mentor. Pablo is the bassist for the Mexican soft-rock group, Los Claxons. He appeared as guest bassist in one of the songs in the Teatro Metropolitan concert - only publicly available as fan recording. Pablo plays a 6-string bass. There is video of Ale taking lessons and playing that 6-string bass. Pau uses Ableton Live in later performances.
@@don-music Hard to say, but the entire concert is available to VIP and Ultimate patrons. I'm VIP. I ripped the audio and added it to my Apple Music so I can play it in the car.
I’m probably repeating myself, but I’d be very surprised if they didn’t eventually make the whole show public. It’s a goldmine of promotional material, every time they release a new song people go nuts because every single song is world-class.
true... but they could throw it into a blue ray or something.... with extras.... maybe even a couple of tracks could have alternate views with reactions by the band... I'd buy that!
When I saw this video years ago, I kept rewinding it because I could not believe what I was seeing. No, I thought. She can’t be…..is she striking her cymbals on the upstroke? Her hands are so fast that it seems the camera is almost playing a trick on my eyes, but yes, I believe she is striking on her upstroke. She has always had a distinctive style (I think because of her limited stature), but come on….what she does, at this age, it just ain’t supposed to happen. It was performances from this era that first led me to use the moniker “outlaw drummer, and stealer of hearts”. You could not help but fall in love with her fire, drive and indomitable will. Standing between Pau and where she wants to go is a fool’s errand. Wether it is with her musical genius, or her dogged nature she will go through you if needs be.
extremely well said, roy! And yea multiple folks are telling me about the upstrokes now.. and I honestly didn't take in about that in the video much, so will need to look maybe with slow motion and see if I can tell! I absolutely wouldn't put it past Pau to do that and to make it so convincing that you can't hear any flaws
Imagine doing this for your friends at middle school. IDK if my HS band ever sounded this good, though we recorded a rock opera based on Beowulf that I composed as a Senior English project.
wow Elgon... that's just awesome that you did that! Definitely a next level of music writing!!! But yea that school was the luckiest in the world on that day!
During Covid Pau sat in with other musicians from Mexico and did a cover of All My Life from the Foos. If you closed your eyes and just listen you would think it was the Foo Fighters.
Think about it . . . At 13, Pau could've LITERALLY humiliated and beaten out 25-to-30-year-olds auditioning for the drum-chair slots in most Top-40 cover bands. Astounding!
GOOD POINT! She absolutely would have, given the opportunity! Heck... The Foos were looking for a drummer after Taylor... if she didn't have a band, it makes you wonder if she might have auditioned
@@don-music, uh huh! Thought of that a few days ago, when I saw that they decided to go with Josh Freese and released an amusing, great hour-long rehearsal video with him.
can't blame them for going with Freese LoL, pretty damn excellent player, and I hope his personality fits with the group (I knew nothing about his personality before now, so I'm not suggesting it won't fit... I'm just ignorant of what he's like as a person)
Great analysis Don! At this concert they were 15, 13 and 10 yo. Amazing! This is the best cover of Everlong I ever heard from any band and it was done by overwhelmingly talented teenage girls! Viva The Warning!! ⚡⚡⚡
You may already know this, but at this concert each of the girls chose a song to highlight their own skills. Pau chose this, Ale chose Hysteria, and Dany chose Crazy Train.
I recall reading that but wasn't sure honestly who chose what, because imho this one feature Dany at her absolute best, Pau at her absolute best, and Ale at her absolute best. Incredible group!
Great breakdown of this performance. Reminds me a little bit of when I was an aspiring rock and roller in 8th grade (1981) and a group of 9th graders played for the school in our gym. Only a year older and I looked up to them in awe. The principal was less than thrilled when they played Highway To Hell lol That was the moment I said to myself "that's it, this is what I want to do!" These girls on the other hand were born to do this. Long live The Warning!
This concert was a few months after they released the "Escape the Mind" EP and a couple of months prior to them attending the Berklee College of Music summer session. Because Ale and Pau were under age for the summer session, they had to attend a 1 week orientation to determine their level of playing. The age for the summer session was 15 and over. Ale was 10, and Pau 13 playing at a 15+ year old level. Ale had only been playing bass 3 years at this time. The guy who couldn't fix the microphone during the "Crazy Train" song was Dany's guitar teacher at the time. Good as a music instructor, not as a roadie. I don't know if you have seen this video or not of them practicing "Hysteria". Ale has only been playing bass for about a year at age 8 when she learned the bass lines. It is worth watching. This is easy for her. The sound is a little raw because it was recorded on a phone. th-cam.com/video/P-IuRNVMsx0/w-d-xo.html
If a young The Warning showed up at your local bar or bookstore you'd probably look at them with a bemused (thanks Crimson Queen lyrics!) smile and then after one song you'd be thrilled to death. Their performance at this age is mindboggling! The Liceo concert really gave you an idea of just how good future DPA could be. Thanks for the awesome detailed analysis Don-Foosic!😁🔥🤘
This. They can show up to any open mic in the world and own that place with any of the songs they wrote as children. Doesn’t matter whete or against who it is, they would own.
@@andgar923 Agree! They're better than any band I've seen in a bar or bookstore etc, although I did see the Greg Kihn Band in a bar once and they were pretty good. But I'd definitely take TW over them!
Brent - awesome LoL... love that comment! Don-Foosic!!! hahahahaha sweeeet. I'll have to use that with my band just to irritate them (even more than I already succeed at).
I love this whole concert! It was less than a year after the famous Enter Sandman cover. During that time they wrote, recorded and released their Escape the Mind EP. But more importantly in the long run, they put all the pieces in place to go forward as a trio. As you point out, here Ale adjusts the bass part - brilliantly! - to keep the groove of the song going from start to finish. That wasn't the case yet with Enter Sandman, which almost stalls out for a couple bars during the guitar solo. Pretty sure they're playing to a click track...
awesome info! yea that's interesting about the sandman bass part... she was very authentic to the original, which is amazingly cool, but yea not yet "warning-ifying" it
The Liceo performance was in April 2015, making the girls 15, 13 and 10. I swear Pau is hitting the cymbals on the upstroke at times. Love this cover but Resistance from The Warning Cave is still my favorite cover they do.
Wow I'd love to have been front row at this now-famous concert. Okay... that just sounds really weird (from a middle aged American dude). I'd love to have been wandering around behind the stage.
*Warning Trivia:* The person holding the camera behind the band (box shot) was Mony. The girls mother. Did you notice the guy behind Dany's Orange amp?? He was having fun watching Pau plays drum. Thd guy who retrieved Pau's stick when she dropped it was Pau's then current drum teacher. I believe it was the same guy who played the drums for Pau onn *Narcisista* in Mexico City (Teatro Metropolitan 2nd show) allowing Pau to sing the song away from her kit. Think his first name is Carlos.
The guy who played the drums for her at TM CDMX was Beto Ramos. IDK if that was him in this video. But the guy in the red shirt is Pablo Gonzales who is Ale's bass instructor who is also the guy who talked them into writing their own songs. Pablo also performed with them at the TM CDMX show but he played alongside Ale on "23".
The guy behind Dany's Orange amp is a former Dany's guitar teacher, you can see him in the next link practicing "Yellow Submarine" with child (9 years old) Dany. Child Dany's faces are a lot of fun🤣 th-cam.com/video/fEuzHiLJZK8/w-d-xo.html
Always get a little misty-eyed watching this concert. As many garage bands as I saw (and tried to play with) growing up, you didn't see anything like this. There was usually one, maybe two guys (if you were lucky) who were impressive, but these girls are young here and only threeof them. Amazing.
They did "The Pretender" about a year later. They played it live outside on a hill top. It was recorded and mixed in a house down the hill. Pau sings backing vocals from a boom mic, so she has to tilt her head up and to her right. th-cam.com/video/yjDkAnaTVVY/w-d-xo.html
Hi Don, It's so interesting to see these three sisters in their early days and how much they've evolved since then, even if you could already guess their potential back then. I really like Pau's energy on drums, her passion ... I also love Ale and her bass lines, but also Dany. In short, I love this band, which has given me back a taste for the rock I'd put aside for over 20 years. Greetings from France, Gilles (and sorry again for my bad english) 🤟🎸😉
Bonjour, et Merci! (sorry for my bad French! LoL). Yes.. it was clear with performances like this one that they were not your average children with fancy musical instruments to play with!
It has always appeared to me that Ale not infrequently plays what amounts to rhythm guitar when Dany solos or otherwise plays lead. I suppose it's more apparent when they played covers, since many of the bands they covered had two guitars, while their own music is of course written for a single guitar. Watching Trey Salazar's compilation of this concert, I see that I commented that Ale did that on Fade Away also. I suppose it's particularly apparent here because Ale really was playing a guitar part. I assume you've seen Nandi Bushell performing this with the Foos on stage in LA?
Nandi is awesome... used to watch her videos all the time. Love that dave has been so supportive of her... great player. I haven't actually seen that though, no! link?
Great performance and great reaction. There sometimes discussions about Pau doing upstrokes on her cymbals or not. I tend to believe it, but am not quite sure, what is your opinion? Wrote this while not having seen the whole video, so sorry if you gave a statement to that later.😊
😔 Let it out. Everlong is a song that I rocked with my band after I lost my sibling a couple years ago. Seems like I chose the right song for you. Thanks for your support also - amazing.
Absolutely amazing performance!! Pau was incredible!! Great reaction and analysis!!! The sound guys seem to be very impressed by Pau...haha. The guy you mentioned by the orange amp is Dany's guitar teacher...so blown away by Pau and so eager to tell Pablo (you know him, in a red t-shirt)...you can see his sign of "head-blowing") hahaha. Yeah, I like the interesting chords, great song...and Dany seems true to the original and also with a lot of energy, she plays those parts with down strokes unlike some covers in which they strum up and down and it's just not the same, sounds softer and less even. I hadn't noticed that Ale plays the second guitar part there...good to know, sounds great... good bass by Ale. It was so good that you know the song so well. Great great review man!! Many people have said about Pau's upstrokes (in the original and here)... I think it's just down strokes but in a somewhat forward movement, but i'm not sure. About her settings, back then she used the cymbals at an angle, which looks normal but now she has everything so flat, completely flat except for a little tilt on the china (now on the right but here on the left) and an almost unnoticeable tilt on the ride. Also...she uses a high-hat on the right (idk if you've noticed). It's fixed slightly open, a tiny bit more open than a standard "tss-tss" sound and it's not on a high-hat stand. She doesn't use it that much but got used to it and remains there to date... it's played for instance in D2D (on the part with double kicks) and Narcisista...
cool info thanks!!! This song is super powerful, lyrically and musically, and such a great choice for a band to do... and from my experience I can confirm that it's more complex and difficult than it seems.... they just rocked it so hard, and Dany really grasped the concept of the grunge energy over accuracy thing in her playing and singing... it's critical to giving it the energy it deserves. Thanks for the kudos! Yea the upstrokes thing - I didn't actually notice, dang it, so now I need to look again with a microscope.... Not sure if/why she would need to do it from what I saw, but it's totally possible she did it and I just totally overlooked it! Thanks, I'll investigate!
@@don-music "Concept of the grunge energy over accuracy thing" ...I like that, hahaha. About the energy, Dany's guitar always sounds powerful and energetic, so i totally get the concept. When I first saw this I watched two other covers, one was 6 piece with great vocals but didn't sound as good at all, less energy and on both played guitar struming up and down instead of the good propper "chunk chunk" with only down strokes. Yeah, powerful and complex song... later I'll listen to the FF original and this one again cause i don't have it so fresh. I think there's no upstrokes but just that Pau hits almost with the tip of the stick and like in a forward motion...IDK, i'll check on that later.
awesome! yes please check it too... I did and I'm still uncertain, to be honest, about pau's upstroke possibilities... I suppose someone could ask her? someone with some pull with the band, if there is such a thing still as they become world famous rock stars... maybe a top tier patreon or someone. But then Pau prob doesn't even remember what she did any more LoL
@@don-music It's all just normal down strokes, I'm quite sure now, no boubt. If you watch it in slow-mo you can see it. What happens is that Pau raises her arms up high right after hitting the cymbals and it's all so fast that it looks like just one movement, but it's not. See, the upward movement is so much bigger and at such speed it is very deceiving, that's all. About the unusual high-hat on the right side, you can see it in the begining when the Pau-cam moves to the right...in case it didn't catch your eye. It's to the far right.
-The Warning y sus inceibles covers como Everlong,pero sus temas originales son fuego ,TW es hasta el dia de hoy un grupo de Rock duro con un volumen de composicion enorme y de calidad ,ningun grupo al dia de hoy tiene este volumen de composicion y sin temas malos
oh yes, their originals are the greatest part about the band. But it's interesting to see how they push themselves as instrumentalists and vocalists when doing covers... so it's a part of their evolution that I feel has been a great example of them always trying to achieve greater skills! ROCK ON!!
I do believe they were playing with a click track. Of the videos that's on TH-cam for this show. Not one song starts with Dany, Pau & Ale looking at each other or Pau hitting her sticks together 1 - 2 - 3 to start on time. At this point. They didn't need a backing track since the EP *(Escape the Mind)* was only suppose to be a learning project. Nothing lavish with extra instruments beyond a three piece band. *Trivia Tibit:* Basically - isn't Led Zeppelin a three piece band?? *Think about it.* Bonzo on drums Page on guitar Paul Jones on bass Plant only sings. He doesn't play an instrument.
at this point I believe they already had in-earz for a click track which is both smart and very talented to use one without getting distracted. I believe that Pau is also playing some parts on the upstroke which is rare even for pro drummers. Of course it's Pau.
fair enough about click track... definitely no backing tracks though, yea... thx for info!! Technically I get your point about 3 piece - the instrumentation is the same, although of course because a vocalist who isn't playing an instrument it is much easier for both the instrumentalist and vocalist to do great, where as combining them is incredibly difficult to do very well. But yes. Ignoring the fact that Page was massively superior to most other guitarists for the immensity of his playing and his combining lead and rhythm live, my real point was that the Foos are not a 3 piece band, so covering them will always lack something.. but having Ale step up with the guitar part on bass in that section really made the difference for me.
cool info thx, and yea, it's Pau!! she can and will do whatever she wants, and probably do it as well as anyone else, and with more entertainment value for us to watch
This song was confirmation that Pau was a beast from a very young age. Her feel and power were world class, even at this age.
oh totally... and she still dominates every performance with her chops, charisma, movements, intensity, vocals, and ownership of the stage
By the way, the guy behind the band in the red shirt is Pablo Gonzalez, Ale’s bass teacher and the band’s overall mentor. Pablo is the bassist for the Mexican soft-rock group, Los Claxons. He appeared as guest bassist in one of the songs in the Teatro Metropolitan concert - only publicly available as fan recording. Pablo plays a 6-string bass. There is video of Ale taking lessons and playing that 6-string bass. Pau uses Ableton Live in later performances.
Amazing info, thank you!!!! I wonder if they will ever release a proshot version of that performance with Pablo guesting with Ale?
@@don-music Hard to say, but the entire concert is available to VIP and Ultimate patrons. I'm VIP. I ripped the audio and added it to my Apple Music so I can play it in the car.
I’m probably repeating myself, but I’d be very surprised if they didn’t eventually make the whole show public. It’s a goldmine of promotional material, every time they release a new song people go nuts because every single song is world-class.
true... but they could throw it into a blue ray or something.... with extras.... maybe even a couple of tracks could have alternate views with reactions by the band... I'd buy that!
When I saw this video years ago, I kept rewinding it because I could not believe what I was seeing. No, I thought. She can’t be…..is she striking her cymbals on the upstroke? Her hands are so fast that it seems the camera is almost playing a trick on my eyes, but yes, I believe she is striking on her upstroke. She has always had a distinctive style (I think because of her limited stature), but come on….what she does, at this age, it just ain’t supposed to happen.
It was performances from this era that first led me to use the moniker “outlaw drummer, and stealer of hearts”. You could not help but fall in love with her fire, drive and indomitable will. Standing between Pau and where she wants to go is a fool’s errand. Wether it is with her musical genius, or her dogged nature she will go through you if needs be.
extremely well said, roy! And yea multiple folks are telling me about the upstrokes now.. and I honestly didn't take in about that in the video much, so will need to look maybe with slow motion and see if I can tell! I absolutely wouldn't put it past Pau to do that and to make it so convincing that you can't hear any flaws
Imagine doing this for your friends at middle school. IDK if my HS band ever sounded this good, though we recorded a rock opera based on Beowulf that I composed as a Senior English project.
wow Elgon... that's just awesome that you did that! Definitely a next level of music writing!!! But yea that school was the luckiest in the world on that day!
During Covid Pau sat in with other musicians from Mexico and did a cover of All My Life from the Foos. If you closed your eyes and just listen you would think it was the Foo Fighters.
I'll have to jump on that too!
It’s an awesome collaboration. Each musician plays in their own Mexican band. Here’s the link:
th-cam.com/video/oaO9h75ELh4/w-d-xo.html
thank you!!!
That cover was incredible! All 4 did a great job, lead vocals were awesome, Pau was her usual animated self
Think about it . . . At 13, Pau could've LITERALLY humiliated and beaten out 25-to-30-year-olds auditioning for the drum-chair slots in most Top-40 cover bands. Astounding!
GOOD POINT! She absolutely would have, given the opportunity! Heck... The Foos were looking for a drummer after Taylor... if she didn't have a band, it makes you wonder if she might have auditioned
@@don-music, uh huh! Thought of that a few days ago, when I saw that they decided to go with Josh Freese and released an amusing, great hour-long rehearsal video with him.
can't blame them for going with Freese LoL, pretty damn excellent player, and I hope his personality fits with the group (I knew nothing about his personality before now, so I'm not suggesting it won't fit... I'm just ignorant of what he's like as a person)
Great analysis Don!
At this concert they were 15, 13 and 10 yo. Amazing!
This is the best cover of Everlong I ever heard from any band and it was done by overwhelmingly talented teenage girls!
Viva The Warning!! ⚡⚡⚡
⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡ yea it's easily the best cover! Well, I mean, I could upload my band's studio cover of it LoL, but that wouldn't be fair to my band :-)
You may already know this, but at this concert each of the girls chose a song to highlight their own skills. Pau chose this, Ale chose Hysteria, and Dany chose Crazy Train.
I recall reading that but wasn't sure honestly who chose what, because imho this one feature Dany at her absolute best, Pau at her absolute best, and Ale at her absolute best. Incredible group!
@@don-music I think I read/ heard Dany chose Crazy Train as she felt it highlighted her vocals ( in addition to her guitar).
sweeet, thx for that info too!
Another aspect that I love about this concert is the faces of the girls in the crowd being exposed to this type of music for the first time!
yea! True! They learned fast how to rock hard!
My understanding is the students did not know what was going to be played. The y just knew their classmates were going to play some music for them.
Ron Hall: really??? that's wild! They didn't know they were a hard rock group? crazy (train)!
I am sure a lot of kids know about Rock in Mexico. I did, but I am old 😂
Great breakdown of this performance. Reminds me a little bit of when I was an aspiring rock and roller in 8th grade (1981)
and a group of 9th graders played for the school in our gym. Only a year older and I looked up to them in awe. The principal was less than thrilled when they played Highway To Hell lol
That was the moment I said to myself "that's it, this is what I want to do!"
These girls on the other hand were born to do this. Long live The Warning!
I had a moment similar to that in high school also! TW were so ridiculously great from such a young age
This concert was a few months after they released the "Escape the Mind" EP and a couple of months prior to them attending the Berklee College of Music summer session. Because Ale and Pau were under age for the summer session, they had to attend a 1 week orientation to determine their level of playing. The age for the summer session was 15 and over. Ale was 10, and Pau 13 playing at a 15+ year old level. Ale had only been playing bass 3 years at this time.
The guy who couldn't fix the microphone during the "Crazy Train" song was Dany's guitar teacher at the time. Good as a music instructor, not as a roadie.
I don't know if you have seen this video or not of them practicing "Hysteria". Ale has only been playing bass for about a year at age 8 when she learned the bass lines. It is worth watching. This is easy for her. The sound is a little raw because it was recorded on a phone. th-cam.com/video/P-IuRNVMsx0/w-d-xo.html
AWESOME info and thx for the link!!! cool
If a young The Warning showed up at your local bar or bookstore you'd probably look at them with a bemused (thanks Crimson Queen lyrics!) smile and then after one song you'd be thrilled to death. Their performance at this age is mindboggling! The Liceo concert really gave you an idea of just how good future DPA could be. Thanks for the awesome detailed analysis Don-Foosic!😁🔥🤘
This. They can show up to any open mic in the world and own that place with any of the songs they wrote as children. Doesn’t matter whete or against who it is, they would own.
@@andgar923 Agree! They're better than any band I've seen in a bar or bookstore etc, although I did see the Greg Kihn Band in a bar once and they were pretty good. But I'd definitely take TW over them!
Brent - awesome LoL... love that comment! Don-Foosic!!! hahahahaha sweeeet. I'll have to use that with my band just to irritate them (even more than I already succeed at).
andgar923 totally... they would destroy the rest!
brent... that's tough competition for a bar band! TW ALL THE WAY MAN!
I love this whole concert! It was less than a year after the famous Enter Sandman cover. During that time they wrote, recorded and released their Escape the Mind EP. But more importantly in the long run, they put all the pieces in place to go forward as a trio. As you point out, here Ale adjusts the bass part - brilliantly! - to keep the groove of the song going from start to finish. That wasn't the case yet with Enter Sandman, which almost stalls out for a couple bars during the guitar solo.
Pretty sure they're playing to a click track...
awesome info! yea that's interesting about the sandman bass part... she was very authentic to the original, which is amazingly cool, but yea not yet "warning-ifying" it
Rock apparently is NOT dead 👏👏👏👏👌
It's in good hands, I think!
Professional attitude from young amateurs at this time shows throughout this concert, in my opinion.
yes... they proved here, really, that this was the beginning of a pro career, without ever letting on when things didn't go as expected
The Liceo performance was in April 2015, making the girls 15, 13 and 10. I swear Pau is hitting the cymbals on the upstroke at times. Love this cover but Resistance from The Warning Cave is still my favorite cover they do.
Resistance I will be checking out too! Yea you're not the first person to mention up strokes... I didn't notice that but will have to check into it!
Wow I'd love to have been front row at this now-famous concert. Okay... that just sounds really weird (from a middle aged American dude). I'd love to have been wandering around behind the stage.
hahaha yea same, on both counts LoL!
*Warning Trivia:* The person holding the camera behind the band (box shot) was Mony. The girls mother.
Did you notice the guy behind Dany's Orange amp?? He was having fun watching Pau plays drum.
Thd guy who retrieved Pau's stick when she dropped it was Pau's then current drum teacher. I believe it was the same guy who played the drums for Pau onn *Narcisista* in Mexico City (Teatro Metropolitan 2nd show) allowing Pau to sing the song away from her kit. Think his first name is Carlos.
The guy who played the drums for her at TM CDMX was Beto Ramos. IDK if that was him in this video. But the guy in the red shirt is Pablo Gonzales who is Ale's bass instructor who is also the guy who talked them into writing their own songs. Pablo also performed with them at the TM CDMX show but he played alongside Ale on "23".
His first name is Beto.
The guy behind Dany's Orange amp is a former Dany's guitar teacher, you can see him in the next link practicing "Yellow Submarine" with child (9 years old) Dany.
Child Dany's faces are a lot of fun🤣
th-cam.com/video/fEuzHiLJZK8/w-d-xo.html
Thanks Kevin! so much to take in, thank you!!!!!
Thanks also to Elgon, Gregory and Sergio! So much fantastic info! ROCK ON!
In general I have never been a big fan of Foo Fighters fan, but I always liked this song in particular though.
It's definitely one of their songs that hits most people emotionally... lyrically it's amazing
Always get a little misty-eyed watching this concert. As many garage bands as I saw (and tried to play with) growing up, you didn't see anything like this. There was usually one, maybe two guys (if you were lucky) who were impressive, but these girls are young here and only threeof them. Amazing.
oh man... I still go through that even with "pro" bands.... it's a real thing, unequal skillsets not working well in bands....
They did "The Pretender" about a year later. They played it live outside on a hill top. It was recorded and mixed in a house down the hill. Pau sings backing vocals from a boom mic, so she has to tilt her head up and to her right.
th-cam.com/video/yjDkAnaTVVY/w-d-xo.html
I'm on it! That'll be another great one....
Hi Don, It's so interesting to see these three sisters in their early days and how much they've evolved since then, even if you could already guess their potential back then. I really like Pau's energy on drums, her passion ... I also love Ale and her bass lines, but also Dany. In short, I love this band, which has given me back a taste for the rock I'd put aside for over 20 years. Greetings from France, Gilles (and sorry again for my bad english) 🤟🎸😉
Bonjour, et Merci! (sorry for my bad French! LoL). Yes.. it was clear with performances like this one that they were not your average children with fancy musical instruments to play with!
It has always appeared to me that Ale not infrequently plays what amounts to rhythm guitar when Dany solos or otherwise plays lead. I suppose it's more apparent when they played covers, since many of the bands they covered had two guitars, while their own music is of course written for a single guitar. Watching Trey Salazar's compilation of this concert, I see that I commented that Ale did that on Fade Away also. I suppose it's particularly apparent here because Ale really was playing a guitar part.
I assume you've seen Nandi Bushell performing this with the Foos on stage in LA?
Nandi is awesome... used to watch her videos all the time. Love that dave has been so supportive of her... great player. I haven't actually seen that though, no! link?
Good thing you took it back Don! 😆
hahahaha I was waiting for someone to say that :-D
Great performance and great reaction. There sometimes discussions about Pau doing upstrokes on her cymbals or not. I tend to believe it, but am not quite sure, what is your opinion? Wrote this while not having seen the whole video, so sorry if you gave a statement to that later.😊
yea same here... not sure! I'll need to look more closely now! Pau's possible upstrokes seems like the topic of the day!
Thanks, I really needed this today.
😔 Let it out. Everlong is a song that I rocked with my band after I lost my sibling a couple years ago. Seems like I chose the right song for you. Thanks for your support also - amazing.
Absolutely amazing performance!! Pau was incredible!! Great reaction and analysis!!!
The sound guys seem to be very impressed by Pau...haha. The guy you mentioned by the orange amp is Dany's guitar teacher...so blown away by Pau and so eager to tell Pablo (you know him, in a red t-shirt)...you can see his sign of "head-blowing") hahaha.
Yeah, I like the interesting chords, great song...and Dany seems true to the original and also with a lot of energy, she plays those parts with down strokes unlike some covers in which they strum up and down and it's just not the same, sounds softer and less even.
I hadn't noticed that Ale plays the second guitar part there...good to know, sounds great... good bass by Ale.
It was so good that you know the song so well. Great great review man!!
Many people have said about Pau's upstrokes (in the original and here)... I think it's just down strokes but in a somewhat forward movement, but i'm not sure.
About her settings, back then she used the cymbals at an angle, which looks normal but now she has everything so flat, completely flat except for a little tilt on the china (now on the right but here on the left) and an almost unnoticeable tilt on the ride.
Also...she uses a high-hat on the right (idk if you've noticed). It's fixed slightly open, a tiny bit more open than a standard "tss-tss" sound and it's not on a high-hat stand. She doesn't use it that much but got used to it and remains there to date... it's played for instance in D2D (on the part with double kicks) and Narcisista...
cool info thanks!!! This song is super powerful, lyrically and musically, and such a great choice for a band to do... and from my experience I can confirm that it's more complex and difficult than it seems.... they just rocked it so hard, and Dany really grasped the concept of the grunge energy over accuracy thing in her playing and singing... it's critical to giving it the energy it deserves. Thanks for the kudos!
Yea the upstrokes thing - I didn't actually notice, dang it, so now I need to look again with a microscope.... Not sure if/why she would need to do it from what I saw, but it's totally possible she did it and I just totally overlooked it! Thanks, I'll investigate!
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"Concept of the grunge energy over accuracy thing" ...I like that, hahaha.
About the energy, Dany's guitar always sounds powerful and energetic, so i totally get the concept. When I first saw this I watched two other covers, one was 6 piece with great vocals but didn't sound as good at all, less energy and on both played guitar struming up and down instead of the good propper "chunk chunk" with only down strokes.
Yeah, powerful and complex song... later I'll listen to the FF original and this one again cause i don't have it so fresh.
I think there's no upstrokes but just that Pau hits almost with the tip of the stick and like in a forward motion...IDK, i'll check on that later.
awesome! yes please check it too... I did and I'm still uncertain, to be honest, about pau's upstroke possibilities... I suppose someone could ask her? someone with some pull with the band, if there is such a thing still as they become world famous rock stars... maybe a top tier patreon or someone. But then Pau prob doesn't even remember what she did any more LoL
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It's all just normal down strokes, I'm quite sure now, no boubt. If you watch it in slow-mo you can see it.
What happens is that Pau raises her arms up high right after hitting the cymbals and it's all so fast that it looks like just one movement, but it's not.
See, the upward movement is so much bigger and at such speed it is very deceiving, that's all.
About the unusual high-hat on the right side, you can see it in the begining when the Pau-cam moves to the right...in case it didn't catch your eye. It's to the far right.
Thanx again! I always learn something with your video reactions.
thank you so much! I'm happy that you enjoy it enough to keep watching!
Happy Dany Day. Pau was 13
Thanks, happy Dany Day to you too! 13, holy moly!
-The Warning y sus inceibles covers como Everlong,pero sus temas originales son fuego ,TW es hasta el dia de hoy un grupo de Rock duro con un volumen de composicion enorme y de calidad ,ningun grupo al dia de hoy tiene este volumen de composicion y sin temas malos
oh yes, their originals are the greatest part about the band. But it's interesting to see how they push themselves as instrumentalists and vocalists when doing covers... so it's a part of their evolution that I feel has been a great example of them always trying to achieve greater skills! ROCK ON!!
I hate the FF but I always love their songs when the girls cover them.
Love that this concert was basically an interview do get Ale and Pau a waver to get into the Berkley summer program as they were to young!
That’s a really good point to mention… craziness!!
Pau was born in 2002. Not sure that helps.
Think they were 15, 13, and 10 at this show
thanks to both of you!!
I do believe they were playing with a click track. Of the videos that's on TH-cam for this show. Not one song starts with Dany, Pau & Ale looking at each other or Pau hitting her sticks together 1 - 2 - 3 to start on time.
At this point. They didn't need a backing track since the EP *(Escape the Mind)* was only suppose to be a learning project. Nothing lavish with extra instruments beyond a three piece band.
*Trivia Tibit:* Basically - isn't Led Zeppelin a three piece band??
*Think about it.*
Bonzo on drums
Page on guitar
Paul Jones on bass
Plant only sings. He doesn't play an instrument.
at this point I believe they already had in-earz for a click track which is both smart and very talented to use one without getting distracted.
I believe that Pau is also playing some parts on the upstroke which is rare even for pro drummers. Of course it's Pau.
fair enough about click track... definitely no backing tracks though, yea... thx for info!!
Technically I get your point about 3 piece - the instrumentation is the same, although of course because a vocalist who isn't playing an instrument it is much easier for both the instrumentalist and vocalist to do great, where as combining them is incredibly difficult to do very well. But yes.
Ignoring the fact that Page was massively superior to most other guitarists for the immensity of his playing and his combining lead and rhythm live, my real point was that the Foos are not a 3 piece band, so covering them will always lack something.. but having Ale step up with the guitar part on bass in that section really made the difference for me.
cool info thx, and yea, it's Pau!! she can and will do whatever she wants, and probably do it as well as anyone else, and with more entertainment value for us to watch