Don’t fall into the trap that many do. They believe that because Dany rarely solos and more rarely shreds that it means she’s somehow lacking the skill set to do so. Dany will always incorporate what she instinctively knows the song needs on guitar. Her ego doesn’t need to prove on every track just how much talent she has with her instrument.
What Dany usually does in a The Warning's song is just a fraction from what she can do with her guitar, she's a guitar nerd, when Lizzy Hale watched her shreding she said: "I need to practice more"🤣
Lzzy Hale actually went back do her band and said, "I need to practice" after listening to Dany play guitar while in tour. Dany is kinda like Clapton. She has the chops but she likes to keep her solos within the pocket of the song.
Dany is a total guitar nerd. Those of us who realize that expect for her to demonstrate a lot more skill that you might expect for someone her age. She doesn't upstage her sisters. She just plays the song and tastefully does whatever the song needs. If you listen closely to their studio tracks you will hear multiple layers of her guitar work. What amazes me is how much of it she can pull off live.
Are those multi tracks? I honestly thought she layered and offset timing with different tones, as she played with her effect pedals, to make it sound as if their was more than one guitar playing.
@@gmantw They do use triggered tracks live, but Dany also splits and multi-amps her guitar signal multiple ways on her pedal board, playing games with octaves and slight delays, to give that "wall of sound" effect live as well. It's hard to tell sometimes which she's using, whether tracks or board splitting or both. But yeah, she's done her homework, and knows just what to put into the songs live to give them that "wall of sound".
What's surprising is not that Dany can solo, it's this type of solo. This high energy shredding is not typical of Dany. She leans more towards the soulful, expressive solo, the type inspired by David Gilmour. In fact, she has stated that hearing Comfortably Numb from the Pulse tour was a life-changing experience for her.
This song kicks your ass when standing on the rail, at one of their shows. Pau & Ale thump the living crap out of you. The person behind me stopped me from flipping over backwards as those deep bass notes slammed against me, like Jet afterburner pops. Dany's Raw ripping guitar tone shredded what was left of me, as I stood there with my jaw dropped watching her energetically run a marathon race around that stage, as her fingers forced that custom PRS to do her bidding. Rock Goddesses!! 🤘⚡🤘
Ale’s bass lines often play by themselves, not following Dany’s guitar or Pau’s drums. When Dany hits a long sustain chord and sings, Ale’s bass line takes the wheel and drives the song. They go back and forth seamlessly, which is insane. Dany can solo like the best of them. She’s not quite up to Yngwie Malmsteen level, but she is a great soloist. My thoughts are that back in the day, rock songs were repetitive, so solos were used to spice things up and to distinguish one song from another. The Warning has so much color in their songs that solos aren’t really needed and only serve as accent flavors.
Great comment! Their songs don’t really need shredding solos because they are already lyrically, musically and compositionally interesting. No one can speak for Dany but I personally believe she prefers more short and melodic solos anyways which in no way shape or form defines her proficiency as a guitarist. I also believe Dany would never compromise her lead vocalist duties to accentuate her prowess as a guitarist. They only need to prove to themselves how gifted they are as musicians and I find that to be an incredibly admirable trait as a band.
The great thing about musicians reacting is their ability to highlight nuances that separate great artists from the rest. Yes, you are on point about Ale's bass in this song. When an average bassist will reflect the strokes of the main riff Ale chose to play differently to give it more punch. Subtle things like this go unnoticed by many reactors & music listeners. And then some say The Warning are average musicians. Its one thing that a leading bass maker recognizes your talent & makes a signature bass just for you. But its completely different when you dedicate yourself in mastering that tool. Ale had done that over past 3 years ever since she got the "Alejandra Villarreal Spector USA Signature 5 String Bass" in "Ale's Inferno" finish in fall of 2020 as a 15 year old. She has changed the sound of The Warning with intricate plucking of her custom bass. Almost every song in Error album sounds so bouncy - like a taut spring with recoil - thanks to Ale's strong fingers & her high action style. Here is Ale demonstrating her strength by splitting an apple with bare hands 2 years back th-cam.com/users/shortsyDhOvr1stU0
So true! I think Ale’s jazz influences allow for that…to play independent from the main theme at times. It’s really awesome and sets her apart from the classic rock style I grew up listening to where the bass mostly held the low end and accompanied percussion most of the time. How many songs do TW have Ale’s bass do the lead in? It sets the tone for the song.
I agree with you about Ale's skills, but it doesn't take strength to split an apple that way. Hold it top side up with a good grip and pull apart at the bottom. The trick us to have an apple large enough so you can get a good grip on it.
The cool thing about the opening riff, to me, is that they're inverted, not following each other - bass goes down, gutiar goes up, and vie-versa. Gives it that drive.
Pau has a more economical drumming style than she did when she was younger...one reactor referred to it as 'big arms'...but she still blasts the drums with two sticks of Dyn-O-Mite! Good Times...
Yo no puedo para de verlas todos los días desde Enero que las conocí, se volvieron mi mayor vicio y diversión, me tienen con la cabeza 🤯 estás chicas, y las reacciones de ustedes me encantan saludos desde Guadalajara México
When we watch a few of your videos, is it wrong for us to scream “Transition”, with you guys? My neighbor says he hears me say it about 4 times an hour and he wonders if I’m trying to morph into a Power Ranger or something. The Warning - always incredible and, seriously, no bad songs. Insane.
Would love to see you guys react to "23" from Teatro Metropolitan. Would love to hear your takes on the musicianship of all 3 girls on this one plus their play as a unit. I don't think it's getting the attention it deserves.
some Fun Facts: 1. *Z* has been their opener for numerous concerts... 2. the title of this song, "Z", is short for "GenZ" or "Generation Z"... they thought it to be "too much" so they shortened it to just "Z"... 3. yes, they do reference their song *Kool-Aid Kids* in the 2nd verse: Wear the blindfold, drink the tide Who will we destroy this time? Revolutionary Kool-Aid kids Happiness, the lowly traitor Kill the raw, one like, one prayer Disappointing how we're used to fall (I think that you should) 4. this song, a cup of c0ffee, and a donut are the perfect start to the day! 😹 TWA ⚡🤘😸🤘⚡ TWA
Pau's backing vocals are always so perfect and her lead vocals in some songs are even better. Pau has on of the most unique and beautiful voice I've ever heard. Obviously I'm on a Pau kick this week lol.. Last week was Dany and I'm sure I'll be back to Ale soon. All 3 are so good it's hard to have an absolute favorite.
Dany’s solos always serve the song overall. This solo was about escalation/progression where it started out relatively tame but became more energetic/frantic as it went on. Ale and Pau followed that escalation on their instruments as well. When I saw The Warning recently, this was the second song they played after opening with “Disciple.”
I love Dany's organic approach to guitar. Her first priority is usually carrying the vocals so everything she does has to allow for that but she'll often be playing ridiculously complex guitar parts, even shadowing her vocals while she's singing. But, when she does a solo, she reminds me more of Gilmour or Clapton. Even Brian May maybe. It isn't how many notes she plays or how many runs she gets through it's all about the feel behind the notes. Need it to wail and weep a little? She can do that. Need it to soar and be etherial? She can do that. Need it to shred? She can do that. As a three piece, t isn't her number one priority, but when she gets the chance you can tell she LOVES the opportunity. No fear. She'll literally run to the front to stand out. Just before her solo in Z, Dany drops out vocally and does a little pre-solo at 7:18 that has so much texture and emotion within...and we get to hear Pau and Ale take over the vocal duties. Go back and listen to that little moment. Everything within those few bars is just brilliant and you get to see just how this band has no evident weakness what so ever. Great reaction guys! Love your new video by the way.
listened to / watched the entire concert last night, so good, and I cannot think of a better song for them to open with, they are so good live. they have come so far from their early teen cover days, they have always shown talent, but they are on fire now. sounds so good. love it. still so young yet, imagine another 20+ years from now. viva la Warning!!!
I loved the walk in intro the killer screaming outro and Dany being Dany this is a killer opener. Many thanks for reacting check out any song from this live concert they bring it hard in every song.
Have you guys reacted to "Amour" from Teatro Metropolitan yet? The ending destroys me every time. Every time. And hell yeah Dany can shred. Have you ever seen the video of Eruca Sativa doing a jam to (of all things) "Eleanor Rigby" - and lead guitarist Lula Bertoldi wanders into the audience and *hands Dany her guitar* and says go, and Dany just rips out a perfect, totally improvised solo, in key, in time, with a guitar she's never played ... Oh yeah Dany can shred.
I love watching your reactions because you bring a musicians insight without going nerd on us. Thanks for this reaction and thank you for supporting The Warning! By the way I have watched your bands music and while it is a little out of my wheel house I do appreciate your dedication to your art and all the hard work you put into your craft. ⚡🤘🔥
As a strictly amateur guitar player my observations are not too comprehensive, but while the focus is on what Dany is singing the actual lines or patterns she is playing on guitar are often different than I would expect. All three of them can be doing different things at the same time without appearing to be stretching. This can be seen in their earlier work, too, but they're just getting better at it all the time.
I just told somebody that when we think back to a song, we remember the killer riffs, not the showboating solos. While solos can be fun and personal, riffs are what sticks in our heads. Dany Knows this! She has also brought back the simplistic power chord to the Rock industry, and not because it's simple, but because it frigging Rocks! She knows this too!
@@gmantwMostly true. The one exception is the Greatest Solo of all time-and Gilmour did it to Perfection! Listening to The End, his influence on Dany is quite clear…
If you'd like a closer look and listen to this song "Z" and several others, The Warning has a list of live sessions from 1 and 2 years ago. You can get the same feel and sound of live performance minus the crowd and without any long-distance far-off camera shots. I love these studio live session performances and hope the can find the time to do a few more in the future. Although it seems like the live concert performances are replacing them now the business and their schedules have picked up. These live sessions are also a really good example of how they not only practiced the playing of the songs, but the performance as well.
I can say as a very poor guitar player, learning Z has helped me in so many ways. Dany can shred when she wants to but not every song requires it. Opening a show with this takes so much courage.
It interests me what a another musician reactor said about Dany. Does she ever look at her guitar when she is playing. After that I watched she really doesn't except in Z. The confidence it takes to keep your eyes solely on the crowd engaging them while playing and doing g lead vocals. She has been asked about the lack solos her answer is always if a so g needs it she does it most songs don't need one it's about the band not her. Bendeth called Dany the leader of not just the band of the entire Warning project. She demands first everything of herself and the best of everyone around her. She is just so nice about it nobody realizes it's demanded.
Good random choice for sure, but then I have not found anything I did not like from this show. I really love how well they blend so many different musical genres into a sound that is easily recognizable as The Warning. Saw them twice when they used this as their show opener. Really gets the crowd going. I love the idea of this as a punk bop. I need to go back in Dizzy Gilespie's catalog to find a similar bass line.
Dany has definitely stepped up the game the last two years or so as far as one could tell from releases and live during that time. She always had the talent but her technique both in the vocals and on the guitar is increasingly more pleasant nowadays. Very nice.
I've seen so much The Warning reaction videos in the last month that I'd like to admit. And that's one of my favorite channels. It sucks when the listener doesn't have much to comment or it's just ordinary type reactions. You guys blend technical comments with a genuine emotion in every reaction and it's fun and informative to watch at the same time. Cheers to that!
Hey Chris and Sam! I was looking through your playlists and see that you have never reacted to "23" or "Survive". Both are amazing and they did both at the Teatro Metropolitan! Pau sings lead while playing drums in "23" and Dany and Pau swap lead vocals in Survive. Survive ends with an incredible Jam! "23": th-cam.com/video/dq6k4v9i8kc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=DgjfiVBmISadGawY "Survive": th-cam.com/video/Q1COdeNiBA8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=1bHqGsBHXkk5P2tC I literally feel sorry for any band that has to follow The Warning on stage. haha
Z , un muy buen tema de rock ,lleno de furza y energia un excelente solo y un buen mensaje ,Ale y su muy buena linea de bajo y el relleno de Pau con la bateria es potente ,un tema corto pero lleno de poder The Warning nuevamente demuestran su gran capacidad de composicion son un talento
As already mentioned in many comments below, Dany can do much more than what you expect. Like Emppu from Nightwish, she mostly plays what the song needs, no less, no more. Don't be fooled, she can do it all. Seeing her tap as she does in this video, made me remember that she also had lessons by the same guitar teacher as Tina S: Renaud Louis-Servais. You don't know Tina S - you should check her out - she has over 1M subscribers, over 125M views and is a guitar goddess. Tina was gone from YT for 7 years, but she's back with a band called Spin Twice.
Alright, this rabbit hole has no end... tapping out after 4 hours. really enjoy recaps. Not being musically technical or blessed, appreciate your breakdown of what you see and hear. From the song structure, skills, to the overall execution and performances. Watched your video for "Watch it Burn".. took me back to HS in LA (in the Hollywood area in the early to mid 80's). Good stuff. Good to see you guy are also have fun preforming. I may take my old ass out to see you guy (with my brothers) when you have your next LA gigs!.
Excellent guys! Thanks so much! Sorry Chris, no chance for a marathon because I watch the reactions when they come out! When you guys really start to get low on The Warning material "Free Falling" from one of their earliest shows at their school is worth checking out. It's the first song they wrote together and it's actually kinda' catchy.
Nobody really knows except maybe a few how Talented Daniella really is on the guitar. I caught one little clip of heard watching another band sitting in a folding chair and they came out to where she was and handed her the guitar and she melted my face I thought I was going to Explode. No effort whatsoever she just tore it up and that was it I've never seen another clip since then but I know now she's got the Chops🎸🎸🎸⚘️⚘️⚘️😂
@@mt4design2 I think you may be right my memory is fading a little bit I am 71 but I'm pretty sure you are correct wonderful. Wasn't that a wonderful little piece of life, I knew she was holding back for the band strictly for the band, God help me she really blew me away. Thank you so very much I was beginning to think maybe I Imagine that . I am so happy⚡️⚡️⚡️🎸🎸🎸
Songs to react to for you guys: From this concert: Evolve, 23, Error, Money. The music video for 21st Century Blood, Shattered Heart(Whiskey A Go Go), Black Holes(Dakota Bar), and their TedX talk(2nd one).
Dany can really play, she just doesn't do it much. A good example is their original cover of Enter Sandman when they were very young. I think Dany is 14.
I like that Dany, Ale, or Pau, don't do many solos, although all three have the ability to do so. For years it seems like bands wrote songs around guitar solos instead of adding a good guitar solo when the song called for it, and it was much the same with bass and drum solos. Bands would turn a great 4 1/2-minute song into a 30-minute ordeal where you couldn't even remember what song they were playing {hyperbole}. I know that many people disagree with me, but in my opinion, if every song has a long drawn-out solo it gets tedious really quickly. That's why when Dany, Ale, or Pau do a great solo everyone takes notice because it's a rare occurrence, it's a treat instead of something predictable. I have never heard them do a solo that didn't fit the song.
Z is for Gen Z, and if the album has a concept, it is how them and their generation view the world and the struggles they face that other generations haven't really had to deal with between social media and all the technology they basically had from birth.
And that's for starters. 🤘 If you want to hear Ale sing, I recommend this video of Hunter, which you have already reacted with Dani. But in this case it is worth repeating. th-cam.com/video/MNcP97HShgs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=CTVJmWWyw4DLMeQY
Want another tasty solo from Dany, check out the OMV of XXI Century Blood. I think she was 15 or 16 when they recorded the video but it is a great solo.
The few solos Dany does are well crafted but my guess is she does not really like doing solos, but she's a master at the other stuff she does on guitar!.
I believe they have done 47 original plus several covers songs. If you have only done 11(playlist) or viewed 21? Plenty more available plus the covers..
Guys, something meaningless, but thoughtful. CDMX means CD = Cuidad meaning "City" and of course MX is Mexico. So its Teatro Metropolitano, Cuidad de (City of) Mexico. Their names could easily be "Play & Slay" because thats what they do.
As a rule, Dany doesn't take real solos (I'm certainly not saying she can't). You'll find by listening to various performances of the same song that what sounded like a "solo" is played note for note the same in every performance, which isn't what is usually meant by "taking a solo." Personally, I grew up and no longer watch bands to hear lengthy guitar or drum solos.
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Saw them live twice in 2022. They’re fantastic! Dany is fantastic. After a while you can’t take your eyes off of Paulina. She steals the show!
Don’t fall into the trap that many do. They believe that because Dany rarely solos and more rarely shreds that it means she’s somehow lacking the skill set to do so.
Dany will always incorporate what she instinctively knows the song needs on guitar. Her ego doesn’t need to prove on every track just how much talent she has with her instrument.
so true
@@TeemarkConvair And should she ever forget she's got her two sisters there to remind her.
true she's an amazing guitar player et often play something and sin other things
100% @RandyTWA!
Facts
What Dany usually does in a The Warning's song is just a fraction from what she can do with her guitar, she's a guitar nerd, when Lizzy Hale watched her shreding she said: "I need to practice more"🤣
Yeah, 23 & Amour from this show. especially 23 will hit ya in the feels.
they have uploaded the entire concert on official channel now if ya didn't see that
Lzzy Hale actually went back do her band and said, "I need to practice" after listening to Dany play guitar while in tour. Dany is kinda like Clapton. She has the chops but she likes to keep her solos within the pocket of the song.
Dany is a total guitar nerd. Those of us who realize that expect for her to demonstrate a lot more skill that you might expect for someone her age. She doesn't upstage her sisters. She just plays the song and tastefully does whatever the song needs. If you listen closely to their studio tracks you will hear multiple layers of her guitar work. What amazes me is how much of it she can pull off live.
Are those multi tracks? I honestly thought she layered and offset timing with different tones, as she played with her effect pedals, to make it sound as if their was more than one guitar playing.
@@gmantw They do use triggered tracks live, but Dany also splits and multi-amps her guitar signal multiple ways on her pedal board, playing games with octaves and slight delays, to give that "wall of sound" effect live as well. It's hard to tell sometimes which she's using, whether tracks or board splitting or both. But yeah, she's done her homework, and knows just what to put into the songs live to give them that "wall of sound".
I imagine that this is what Matt Bellamy saw in Dany that prompted him to gift her the Manson; he's no slouch as a guitar nerd himself.
The studio versions have many more layers on everything, which speaks of their attention to detail when writing the music and lyrics.
What's surprising is not that Dany can solo, it's this type of solo. This high energy shredding is not typical of Dany. She leans more towards the soulful, expressive solo, the type inspired by David Gilmour. In fact, she has stated that hearing Comfortably Numb from the Pulse tour was a life-changing experience for her.
Yep, Danny can play!🤘😎⚠️
I hope you guys do 23 and amour and error from this show
Apparently " funky punky " is a new genre , lol.
!!!The Warning = 10 😀¡¡¡ Greetings from Argentina
This song kicks your ass when standing on the rail, at one of their shows. Pau & Ale thump the living crap out of you. The person behind me stopped me from flipping over backwards as those deep bass notes slammed against me, like Jet afterburner pops. Dany's Raw ripping guitar tone shredded what was left of me, as I stood there with my jaw dropped watching her energetically run a marathon race around that stage, as her fingers forced that custom PRS to do her bidding. Rock Goddesses!! 🤘⚡🤘
Love hearing Ale sing in this
Z stands for generation z
Ale’s bass lines often play by themselves, not following Dany’s guitar or Pau’s drums. When Dany hits a long sustain chord and sings, Ale’s bass line takes the wheel and drives the song. They go back and forth seamlessly, which is insane. Dany can solo like the best of them. She’s not quite up to Yngwie Malmsteen level, but she is a great soloist. My thoughts are that back in the day, rock songs were repetitive, so solos were used to spice things up and to distinguish one song from another. The Warning has so much color in their songs that solos aren’t really needed and only serve as accent flavors.
Solo flavored Tajin in mild, spicy, or Extra Dany! ❤🔥
@@gmantw You calling Pau spicy? (Wouldn’t be wrong)
That works, but I was thinking all Dany flavors. 🤣@@Scott_Diverscott
The Warning is quite the neapolitan.
Great comment! Their songs don’t really need shredding solos because they are already lyrically, musically and compositionally interesting.
No one can speak for Dany but I personally believe she prefers more short and melodic solos anyways which in no way shape or form defines her proficiency as a guitarist.
I also believe Dany would never compromise her lead vocalist duties to accentuate her prowess as a guitarist.
They only need to prove to themselves how gifted they are as musicians and I find that to be an incredibly admirable trait as a band.
The great thing about musicians reacting is their ability to highlight nuances that separate great artists from the rest. Yes, you are on point about Ale's bass in this song. When an average bassist will reflect the strokes of the main riff Ale chose to play differently to give it more punch. Subtle things like this go unnoticed by many reactors & music listeners. And then some say The Warning are average musicians.
Its one thing that a leading bass maker recognizes your talent & makes a signature bass just for you. But its completely different when you dedicate yourself in mastering that tool. Ale had done that over past 3 years ever since she got the "Alejandra Villarreal Spector USA Signature 5 String Bass" in "Ale's Inferno" finish in fall of 2020 as a 15 year old. She has changed the sound of The Warning with intricate plucking of her custom bass. Almost every song in Error album sounds so bouncy - like a taut spring with recoil - thanks to Ale's strong fingers & her high action style.
Here is Ale demonstrating her strength by splitting an apple with bare hands 2 years back
th-cam.com/users/shortsyDhOvr1stU0
So true! I think Ale’s jazz influences allow for that…to play independent from the main theme at times. It’s really awesome and sets her apart from the classic rock style I grew up listening to where the bass mostly held the low end and accompanied percussion most of the time. How many songs do TW have Ale’s bass do the lead in? It sets the tone for the song.
I agree with you about Ale's skills, but it doesn't take strength to split an apple that way. Hold it top side up with a good grip and pull apart at the bottom. The trick us to have an apple large enough so you can get a good grip on it.
Dany's guitar work always feeds the song not her ego.
The cool thing about the opening riff, to me, is that they're inverted, not following each other - bass goes down, gutiar goes up, and vie-versa. Gives it that drive.
Hi guys, great reaction..TWA🤟🎶☮️
Pau has a more economical drumming style than she did when she was younger...one reactor referred to it as 'big arms'...but she still blasts the drums with two sticks of Dyn-O-Mite! Good Times...
Yo no puedo para de verlas todos los días desde Enero que las conocí, se volvieron mi mayor vicio y diversión, me tienen con la cabeza 🤯 estás chicas, y las reacciones de ustedes me encantan saludos desde Guadalajara México
You need to do a reaction for each song for this concert. Best live show I've seen in 25+ years
Killer! Always Killer.😅
When we watch a few of your videos, is it wrong for us to scream “Transition”, with you guys? My neighbor says he hears me say it about 4 times an hour and he wonders if I’m trying to morph into a Power Ranger or something.
The Warning - always incredible and, seriously, no bad songs. Insane.
Fantastic song they are so good musician's Wow. A service observation you have some noises on your 🎤
I’ve seen her shred a couple times. She’s definitely an accomplished rock/metal guitarist.
Mega super wow!!!😃
Would love to see you guys react to "23" from Teatro Metropolitan. Would love to hear your takes on the musicianship of all 3 girls on this one plus their play as a unit. I don't think it's getting the attention it deserves.
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I have watched all your guys vids , I enjoy the garage vids the best
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Great reaction!!
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some Fun Facts:
1. *Z* has been their opener for numerous concerts...
2. the title of this song, "Z", is short for "GenZ" or "Generation Z"... they thought it to be "too much" so they shortened it to just "Z"...
3. yes, they do reference their song *Kool-Aid Kids* in the 2nd verse:
Wear the blindfold, drink the tide
Who will we destroy this time?
Revolutionary Kool-Aid kids
Happiness, the lowly traitor
Kill the raw, one like, one prayer
Disappointing how we're used to fall
(I think that you should)
4. this song, a cup of c0ffee, and a donut are the perfect start to the day! 😹
TWA ⚡🤘😸🤘⚡ TWA
I'm waiting for Off Set Era's songs to start sounding like The Warning. LOL
"Zed" was their show opener for longest time, Dany blasts a solo right out of the gate.🤘🤘🤘lately they have been opening with Disciple, another banger.
Pau's backing vocals are always so perfect and her lead vocals in some songs are even better. Pau has on of the most unique and beautiful voice I've ever heard.
Obviously I'm on a Pau kick this week lol..
Last week was Dany and I'm sure I'll be back to Ale soon. All 3 are so good it's hard to have an absolute favorite.
Gran reacción! 🤘🇲🇽🤘🇲🇽🤘🇲🇽 The Warning: talento en acción!!
Thank You !! They dropped the Whole show !!! Check It..... Beyond Amazing !!! Cheers !!
Do a whole show play through 😆 again. All the songs have been released individually and the full show is now available on TH-cam
I grew up in the 70s loved the 80s Danys solo to me is classic rock.
Dany’s solos always serve the song overall. This solo was about escalation/progression where it started out relatively tame but became more energetic/frantic as it went on. Ale and Pau followed that escalation on their instruments as well. When I saw The Warning recently, this was the second song they played after opening with “Disciple.”
I love Dany's organic approach to guitar. Her first priority is usually carrying the vocals so everything she does has to allow for that but she'll often be playing ridiculously complex guitar parts, even shadowing her vocals while she's singing. But, when she does a solo, she reminds me more of Gilmour or Clapton. Even Brian May maybe. It isn't how many notes she plays or how many runs she gets through it's all about the feel behind the notes. Need it to wail and weep a little? She can do that. Need it to soar and be etherial? She can do that. Need it to shred? She can do that. As a three piece, t isn't her number one priority, but when she gets the chance you can tell she LOVES the opportunity. No fear. She'll literally run to the front to stand out. Just before her solo in Z, Dany drops out vocally and does a little pre-solo at 7:18 that has so much texture and emotion within...and we get to hear Pau and Ale take over the vocal duties. Go back and listen to that little moment. Everything within those few bars is just brilliant and you get to see just how this band has no evident weakness what so ever. Great reaction guys! Love your new video by the way.
She is a big admirer of Gilmore and Brian May. So no surprises here.
listened to / watched the entire concert last night, so good, and I cannot think of a better song for them to open with, they are so good live. they have come so far from their early teen cover days, they have always shown talent, but they are on fire now. sounds so good. love it. still so young yet, imagine another 20+ years from now. viva la Warning!!!
I loved the walk in intro the killer screaming outro and Dany being Dany this is a killer opener. Many thanks for reacting check out any song from this live concert they bring it hard in every song.
Brutal
Have you guys reacted to "Amour" from Teatro Metropolitan yet? The ending destroys me every time. Every time. And hell yeah Dany can shred. Have you ever seen the video of Eruca Sativa doing a jam to (of all things) "Eleanor Rigby" - and lead guitarist Lula Bertoldi wanders into the audience and *hands Dany her guitar* and says go, and Dany just rips out a perfect, totally improvised solo, in key, in time, with a guitar she's never played ... Oh yeah Dany can shred.
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I love watching your reactions because you bring a musicians insight without going nerd on us. Thanks for this reaction and thank you for supporting The Warning! By the way I have watched your bands music and while it is a little out of my wheel house I do appreciate your dedication to your art and all the hard work you put into your craft. ⚡🤘🔥
As a strictly amateur guitar player my observations are not too comprehensive, but while the focus is on what Dany is singing the actual lines or patterns she is playing on guitar are often different than I would expect. All three of them can be doing different things at the same time without appearing to be stretching. This can be seen in their earlier work, too, but they're just getting better at it all the time.
Very fun song!
Yes, I am marathoning your reaction to the Warning. Started this morning.
Thanks for the reaction guys, these ladies rock!!!!🔥⚡️
One banger after another ..everyone wants to see Dany break out into a solo..she does a few and it’s phenomenal
In my opinion Dany is the best riff maker in hard rock or any genre of rock music for that matter at this time 🤘
A good solo or a good riff? Give me a good riff any day.
I just told somebody that when we think back to a song, we remember the killer riffs, not the showboating solos. While solos can be fun and personal, riffs are what sticks in our heads. Dany Knows this! She has also brought back the simplistic power chord to the Rock industry, and not because it's simple, but because it frigging Rocks! She knows this too!
@@gmantwMostly true. The one exception is the Greatest Solo of all time-and Gilmour did it to Perfection!
Listening to The End, his influence on Dany is quite clear…
Best thing about Music is it is subjective to individual thoughts. 🤘@@Indo1030
If you'd like a closer look and listen to this song "Z" and several others, The Warning has a list of live sessions from 1 and 2 years ago. You can get the same feel and sound of live performance minus the crowd and without any long-distance far-off camera shots. I love these studio live session performances and hope the can find the time to do a few more in the future. Although it seems like the live concert performances are replacing them now the business and their schedules have picked up. These live sessions are also a really good example of how they not only practiced the playing of the songs, but the performance as well.
Love your style. Love your reactions!
I can say as a very poor guitar player, learning Z has helped me in so many ways. Dany can shred when she wants to but not every song requires it. Opening a show with this takes so much courage.
You are fun to share watching music with. Recomendations? Do the whole thing in order!!!! Please, please.
It interests me what a another musician reactor said about Dany. Does she ever look at her guitar when she is playing. After that I watched she really doesn't except in Z. The confidence it takes to keep your eyes solely on the crowd engaging them while playing and doing g lead vocals. She has been asked about the lack solos her answer is always if a so g needs it she does it most songs don't need one it's about the band not her. Bendeth called Dany the leader of not just the band of the entire Warning project. She demands first everything of herself and the best of everyone around her. She is just so nice about it nobody realizes it's demanded.
Good random choice for sure, but then I have not found anything I did not like from this show.
I really love how well they blend so many different musical genres into a sound that is easily recognizable as The Warning. Saw them twice when they used this as their show opener. Really gets the crowd going.
I love the idea of this as a punk bop. I need to go back in Dizzy Gilespie's catalog to find a similar bass line.
Great Z is my favourite The Warning song from the Error album ! Dany channelling her in Angus Young as she AC/DC walks across the stage, love it !!
Dany has definitely stepped up the game the last two years or so as far as one could tell from releases and live during that time. She always had the talent but her technique both in the vocals and on the guitar is increasingly more pleasant nowadays. Very nice.
The whole show dropped a week ago check it out ! Recorded off the soundboard !
I've seen so much The Warning reaction videos in the last month that I'd like to admit. And that's one of my favorite channels. It sucks when the listener doesn't have much to comment or it's just ordinary type reactions. You guys blend technical comments with a genuine emotion in every reaction and it's fun and informative to watch at the same time. Cheers to that!
Great! Genial! Disfrutando de The Warning y de sus reacciones tan interesantes. Esperando por más. Gracias
You guys gotta check out 23 or amour live from the teatro metropolitan theatre ..their Awesome!!!
Keep it up!
Hey Chris and Sam! I was looking through your playlists and see that you have never reacted to "23" or "Survive". Both are amazing and they did both at the Teatro Metropolitan! Pau sings lead while playing drums in "23" and Dany and Pau swap lead vocals in Survive. Survive ends with an incredible Jam!
"23": th-cam.com/video/dq6k4v9i8kc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=DgjfiVBmISadGawY
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I literally feel sorry for any band that has to follow The Warning on stage. haha
Z❤F.A.N.T.A.S.T.I.C.❤Z
Z , un muy buen tema de rock ,lleno de furza y energia un excelente solo y un buen mensaje ,Ale y su muy buena linea de bajo y el relleno de Pau con la bateria es potente ,un tema corto pero lleno de poder The Warning nuevamente demuestran su gran capacidad de composicion son un talento
Dany is just full of surprises. I just call it Warning Rock.
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As already mentioned in many comments below, Dany can do much more than what you expect. Like Emppu from Nightwish, she mostly plays what the song needs, no less, no more. Don't be fooled, she can do it all. Seeing her tap as she does in this video, made me remember that she also had lessons by the same guitar teacher as Tina S: Renaud Louis-Servais.
You don't know Tina S - you should check her out - she has over 1M subscribers, over 125M views and is a guitar goddess. Tina was gone from YT for 7 years, but she's back with a band called Spin Twice.
Alright, this rabbit hole has no end... tapping out after 4 hours. really enjoy recaps. Not being musically technical or blessed, appreciate your breakdown of what you see and hear. From the song structure, skills, to the overall execution and performances. Watched your video for "Watch it Burn".. took me back to HS in LA (in the Hollywood area in the early to mid 80's). Good stuff. Good to see you guy are also have fun preforming. I may take my old ass out to see you guy (with my brothers) when you have your next LA gigs!.
Hola amigos gran reaccion aquí esta su like✌
Excellent guys! Thanks so much! Sorry Chris, no chance for a marathon because I watch the reactions when they come out! When you guys really start to get low on The Warning material "Free Falling" from one of their earliest shows at their school is worth checking out. It's the first song they wrote together and it's actually kinda' catchy.
Nobody really knows except maybe a few how Talented Daniella really is on the guitar.
I caught one little clip of heard watching another band sitting in a folding chair and they came out to where she was and handed her the guitar and she melted my face I thought I was going to Explode.
No effort whatsoever she just tore it up and that was it I've never seen another clip since then but I know now she's got the Chops🎸🎸🎸⚘️⚘️⚘️😂
She was watching Eruca Sativa…another 3 piece band and inspiration to the sisters. I believe they were touring in South America.
@@mt4design2 I think you may be right my memory is fading a little bit I am 71 but I'm pretty sure you are correct wonderful.
Wasn't that a wonderful little piece of life, I knew she was holding back for the band strictly for the band, God help me she really blew me away.
Thank you so very much I was beginning to think maybe I Imagine that .
I am so happy⚡️⚡️⚡️🎸🎸🎸
@@terryandrews7271 Terry, absolutely! Great moment! Dany, unleashed!
@@mt4design2 I don't know if today Start off as a bad day but now I feel energized, I knew that she was unselfish But my God what a talent.🙂🙂🙂⚘️⚘️⚘️
@@terryandrews7271 If we could bottle the energy Dany’s heart exudes we could change the world!
Songs to react to for you guys: From this concert: Evolve, 23, Error, Money. The music video for 21st Century Blood, Shattered Heart(Whiskey A Go Go), Black Holes(Dakota Bar), and their TedX talk(2nd one).
so evocative
As good as they are, I firmly believe that all 3 of them hold back when it comes to displaying their chops and technical playing.
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Nice
Let's go together, come on"!
Dany can really play, she just doesn't do it much. A good example is their original cover of Enter Sandman when they were very young. I think Dany is 14.
4:22 And in walks the Goddess of Thunder...
I like that Dany, Ale, or Pau, don't do many solos, although all three have the ability to do so. For years it seems like bands wrote songs around guitar solos instead of adding a good guitar solo when the song called for it, and it was much the same with bass and drum solos. Bands would turn a great 4 1/2-minute song into a 30-minute ordeal where you couldn't even remember what song they were playing {hyperbole}. I know that many people disagree with me, but in my opinion, if every song has a long drawn-out solo it gets tedious really quickly. That's why when Dany, Ale, or Pau do a great solo everyone takes notice because it's a rare occurrence, it's a treat instead of something predictable. I have never heard them do a solo that didn't fit the song.
"transitiooooooooon!"
Z is for Gen Z, and if the album has a concept, it is how them and their generation view the world and the struggles they face that other generations haven't really had to deal with between social media and all the technology they basically had from birth.
TWA ! ⚡️
And that's for starters. 🤘
If you want to hear Ale sing, I recommend this video of Hunter, which you have already reacted with Dani. But in this case it is worth repeating.
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Premier Guitar yt, Hooked, a nice clip on some of Dany's guitar influences 🎸🔥🤘
Want another tasty solo from Dany, check out the OMV of XXI Century Blood. I think she was 15 or 16 when they recorded the video but it is a great solo.
The few solos Dany does are well crafted but my guess is she does not really like doing solos, but she's a master at the other stuff she does on guitar!.
I believe they have done 47 original plus several covers songs. If you have only done 11(playlist) or viewed 21?
Plenty more available plus the covers..
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They said they wanted the guitar to sing the chorus for this song.
Check out 21st century blood the music video you'll like it
Guys, something meaningless, but thoughtful. CDMX means CD = Cuidad meaning "City" and of course MX is Mexico. So its Teatro Metropolitano, Cuidad de (City of) Mexico.
Their names could easily be "Play & Slay" because thats what they do.
As a rule, Dany doesn't take real solos (I'm certainly not saying she can't). You'll find by listening to various performances of the same song that what sounded like a "solo" is played note for note the same in every performance, which isn't what is usually meant by "taking a solo." Personally, I grew up and no longer watch bands to hear lengthy guitar or drum solos.
Mexican teen angst punk metal
no bad songs