Thanks for your reaction to Evolve, a song that The Warning most often finish their set with. Your enthusiasm for music is infectious. I grew up in the 70s' listening to bands like Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Rainbow, and Iron Maiden (80's), and I feel that a term like "metal" has different meanings for different generations of music-lovers. I think that the Warning identify themselves as a hard rock band that draws on what has gone before while definitely embracing and absorbing any contemporary sounds or styles that interest them. Their latest album, Keep Me Fed, seems to encapsulate this approach. Anyway, I hope we see more The Warning reactions from you in the future.
I think they will get heavier as they progress. They're all about the show and they play through the show no matter what mistakes happen. I think this makes them look freer on stage. They sometimes laugh at each other's mistakes and they definitely help out when someone is struggling - they're sisters.
The Warning span the gamut of folk through rock, rock and roll, hard rock, demented cheerleader punk, and borderline metal. They call themselves a rock band. Their A&R people at Lava Records call them a rock band. If you watch this whole show, you will be amazed at the range of emotions presented. They brought the audience to tears several times.
You were asking about Pau’s drum set and her playing to her right on the floor tom’s more often. There are a few reasons for this. In general, you will notice that many of the metal drummers are gravitating towards smaller kits that resemble jazz set ups. This is because for most drummers, it’s more comfortable and better positioned to utilize more technique in their playing. Pau’s is also that way with ride cymbal (larger cymbal) just to her right and set very low, which in essence, push’s her toms a little more to the left. This is why you see that gap when looking at Pau’s set from the front, giving you a very clear view of Pau. While pushing the toms a little to her left, the ride cymbal’s position also moves the two floor Tom’s on the right side further back which is the reason Pau is always seemingly playing to her right and a little behind her. Pau uses two big floor toms and two crash cymbals. These are to her right side also. You’ll see her playing that right side often because her drums are set up for more sound and bigger volume. This is a necessity for a three piece band like TW. The bigger fatter sounds from both cymbals and floor toms fill in gaps that would normally be filled by a second rhythm guitar and/or a keyboard. TW is very good at sounding huge with only three instruments and it’s because of their way of fine tuning from the type of instruments to their settings and how they play and how the songs are arranged. TW works their ass off to do this. Another band that uses these same techniques is JINJER and it was Vlad’s drum clinic and play thru that I learned how this was being done. There is a reason why the guitar players in both bands have two pickups on their guitars. BIGGER SOUND.
The cymbals are so low because their upper bodies are so short ;-) They are at the normal height compared to her body size. For jazz drummers it is even lower.
@ I didn’t say cymbals, I said ride cymbal. I didn’t say anything about the height of the other two crash cymbals, only about how they’re being used musically and why. None of my explanation has anything to do with Pau’s height. My description refers to the trend of drummers using jazz like set ups which have ride cymbals positioned lower than they used to be. ;)
A lot of people never even notice Pau's slave hi-hat she had on the right side that she likes to go to when playing something that requires her to be a bit straight-on or when she is doing double-bass kicks. Not a ton of drummers use those, but she uses it very effectively... and in this song.
@ Yes, I had forgotten about that one! I can tell you another hidden one nobody ever notices is the little 8in splash she has just to the left of her hi hat. The only vid I’ve seen it in is animosity. She’s playing fast 16th’s on the hi hat and she hits the little splash on an accented 16. She’s has to move really fast to hit that splash. There was also a piccolo snare there but I haven’t seen it lately.
In my 2 year journey with these amazing young ladies I'd say they are just gonna be themselves, and most of the fans are ok with that! Rock, Metal, whatever they want to do will be excellent!
The three of them understand each other perfectly. When they announce the interviewer before an interview, they do it in sync like triplets. When you ask Pau about the style, she says: "It's rock." For me it's post grunge, bands like Foo Fighters sound similar. I suspect that some musicians don't seem so committed because they aren't involved in the creation process either. For them, it's just a job. With The Warning, everyone is involved.
Yeaaaaaaaaaaaah!!! They are getting heavier (latest album has some crushing down-tuned BWOMMMMMM moments), but they're not moving into metal, at least not in the sense metal is characterized today. But they have this vibe metal fans like, too! I think they're going to work hard to not fall into any genre, and they're going to continue to have clashing pop and metal aspects in their rock. Whatever they do I will listen to with great interest. Also, sometimes because they're still so young it's hard to remember that they've been performing on stage for over ten years now! Of course they're comfortable there.
Great reaction thank you! As for your question for if we think they will go more metal well I do prefer there heavier side to them myself but all 3 ladies are very much into all kinds of music other than rock and metal. They definitely like to explore and if you get into there albums you will see different styles of music come out from them and that is because of there appreciation for all types of music. So in my opinion…no I don’t think they will go completely heavy metal but they will throw songs in every now and then that will have what you are interested in 😊
I love this show so very much. It's a full-on, top shelf, hometown HERO show and agreed - it gives one faith in the future of Rock! Rock on, Anastasia! 🤘😎👍
The sisters got their start with a Metallica cover, so they have done metal, and I just heard a reactor yesterday who thought ‘Automatic Sun’ was kinda metal. Where they go in the future is up to them.
@@SDsailor7 That was their performance at the EMAs, where they played an extented outro, so it was heavier than usual, but in general you are right, Sharks leans into numetal.
@SDsailor7 nah Sharks isn't more metal. To me the whole QOTMS album is more metal than Sharks. Sharks is a very generic song and for me easily the weakest song on KMF.
@klauskriegbaum2795 Yes that extended outro it's how they should play it from now on. We should find soon enough. 3 big concerts in Mexico city coming in 2025
The Warning sing to get across an emotion, and the lyrics, not to sound pretty or just scream out. They can dojust about any type of rock. It is,all about what fits with the lyrics. Evolving, constantly.
Their Wacken show is great. Audio is a wonky but they had a great set. Now if you want an AMAZING show… Pol’and’Rock just released their performance there. The production is mind blowing & Dany’s back was on the mend so she was more animated. & they played a lot of the KMF album. th-cam.com/video/46vauSZDbyI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=LtuCxw0JvvhqEJ1-
Pol'and'Rock blows Wacken out of the water as far as The Warning shows go. Not only is the audio much better at Pol'and'Rock, it's a night time show on an amazing main stage! much better than the stage during the daytime that they played at Wacken. Also, the crowd at Pol'and'Rock is quite entertaining on it's own.
@@CarlD70 I wouldn't go quite that far. The stage and performances, sure. But the audio, while great for a livestreamed festival, is still nothing compared to the audio that was mixed in post-rpoduction like the Pepsi Center.
@@thontor Their Pol'and'Rock performance featured a great light show and an enthusiastic audience, but the audio had an annoying echo that seemed to come and go a bit. I wondered whether their backing track was too loud and got a little out of sync, but that's a guess.
I think much of Pau’s technique has to do with her being so short. To make all the drums and symbols within reach of short arms she has to position everything a by differently.
Aloha Anastasia...as for Pau and her body position to her drum kit...I see that you have not watched their cover of Atlas Rise at the Whiskey. This video has great footage of Paulina playing from an overhead camera perspective. You should watch that one and see if her body position exhibits your opinion? Enjoy!
Hey, I'm a Warning lover myself, and I agree, they really are carrying the torch of good old rock & roll forward. The death of rock really took place in the 90s when record companies decided that grunge (barf) was the future of rock, mostly due to the fact that the bands were cheap to sign and the older, real rock acts were relatively expensive and demanding. And of course electronically produced pop was super-cheap to create as you only needed a producer and a pile of synths. Rap only needed a very few individuals to produce as well. I really did think that rock was dead forever, but I now realize that it was always there, just buried by the major labels, and no longer in the forefront of the public consciousness as it was in the 70s and 80s. So many great rock bands are now emerging with incredible talent and who are not afraid to show that they can use that talent.
Rock has NEVER died and never will. These girls are not saving anything. Are they good? Yes they are very good, but they are not reinventing the wheel.
Enjoyed your reaction! Interesting comments earlier about Pau's drum setup, trends in metal, etc. Another reason for Pau's position relative to her kit (proximity, seat height, etc.) is that she is just 5 feet tall (152 cm).
Their new album, "Keep Me Fed" reminds me of a couple of my favorite albums from my teens in the seventies. They are "A Night at the Opera" and "A Day at the Races" by Queen. You get a little bit of everything on each record.
If you can also check TW in the Pol’and Rock Festival the best European concert so far! They some heavier songs line Sharks and Apologize and in some sort Automatic Sun and Hell You Call a Dream.
That communication between them on stage is "Sibling Magic" 🪄 Pau's posture is impeccable on that DW Seat. She also has 4 pedals to operate. 2 kick, and 2 Midi for all the tracks (click, backing, effects). Yep, she is in charge of turning them on & off for every song. Since this show, she has added a 2nd snare to her kit that is tuned differently. Oh, and sings too. I'm convinced she is an alien.
I think their latest album, Keep Me Fed, is the most consistently heavy yet. Still not really metal (though one track, "Sharks," does dip into nu-metal territory) but even the least heavy song on the album, "Escapism," has some heavier parts. The opening track, "Six Feet Deep," also has some pretty heavy riffs but at the same time has some of the softer stuff on the album with how Dany sings it. I don't see them doing harsh vocals any time soon. Pau does scream a bit in "Apologize" though.
The Wacken performance disappears beside the Poland Rock festival of 2024, both when it comes to sound quality, picture and everything else. A fantastic stage and top notch performance! The Warning have always gone in the direction they want, and they have potential to do great music. What ever direction they take it is going to be what they like and evolve accordingly.
They are EVOLVING. I believe they will stay true to their R&R roots, but will grow in ways we can't imagine. The Keep Me Fed album was a jump for them from the ERROR album. Time will tell.
(PAU) has worked on perfecting her technique on how to scream without straining her voice, but that day of the show (PAU) and her sister were fighting a bad cold, and at the same time trying to adjust to the high altitude of Mexico City. Just a fun fact.😊
Referring to Pau's drumming technique , i think that it has more to do with her being short and shorter arms than your average drummer , so she has had to adapt alot more than normal . Another band that i have discovered very recently is a band called Rolling Quartz from Korea , very talented indeed !
All i want from The Warning is for them to surprise me. I dont care what genre will be their next album, could be rock, metal, jazz, folk, country, rock pop, electronic, i dont really care as long the music is good.
Yes. They're also a trio who have been influenced by The Warning. Their style is generally considerably heavier so may be very much to your taste. Many of their fans are also fans of The Warning and they have received a lot of support from many top fans of The Warning. They would make a superb opening band for The Warning in Canada and would learn a lot from the experience (DPA are the kind of people who would do everything they could to support their support act).
Greetings Anastasia, on a show where they were guests Paulina was asked which song identifies The Warning, and she answered that the song that represents them today and how they project themselves in the future is "Automatic Sun", so if they follow that sound we will be very excited. Regarding Paulina's (Pau) way of playing she explained in another show in her interview her way of setting up the drums, which is adjusted and meticulously measured for her size so that it is easy to set up between shows, without suffering too much in the preparation. I leave you here the link: th-cam.com/video/pIo-5Htb9zA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=OBb4IRPwCAQ2-kXm
Hello there great video.....as a band u know u have made it when u are on a Wacken Stage.......best thing about them is the best is still to come at thei ages. when they grow mpore in 10 years can u imagine how they are going to sound as hreat as they are now hmmmmmmmm cant wait.
Well they seem to be playing heavier but if they do a song with screaming or growling, I would hope it’s a collaboration where another artist is doing that on the track.
Excellent reaction with very interesting opinions, thank you and congratulations. Regarding your question, I would say that I would like them to continue playing a bit heavier, but to stay in the line in which nobody knows how to "label" them correctly. Their music will be the important thing, not the label. For me this is perfect!! Thanks and greetings from México!! 🇲🇽 🤘😁✌️ .
There are bits of metal in a lot of their songs. _Sharks_ from the Keep Me Fed album has a Korn sound to it. _Ugh_ from the Queen of the Murder Scene has a very thrash metal sounding riff. And the title track _Queen of the Murder Scene_ is a straight up slow tempo heavy metal song that could fit on a Metallica album.
Seen them live recently best band I've seen in the last 20 years, I've seen them all,Priest was the last before the Warning, not even close, have you heard Delain? going to see them in the Netherlands on 25th. January, check them out awesome band.
I honestly hope they keep mixing it up; I’m not opposed to them doing more heavy stuff, I love that side of them, but I also love the rock anthems like Martirio and the ballads like black holes.
The Queens!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
IMHO, the PolandRock festival show is MUCH better than Wacken. Wacken's sound mix is sub-par, but the Poland's show audio mix and stage effects are a whole lot better.
Adding to other recommendations for Freeze the Fall. Up and coming Canadian trio rock/metal band. Heavily influenced by The Warning band, and a strong support from The Warning fans and Warning reactors!
Nice reaction! Evolve is still a banger in their live shows! Maybe you‘d like Apologize, Pau screams „Apologize“ in the chorus a few times. Enjoy their shows, they are best live! 👍⚡️🤘
Getting heavier? You have heard the "Keep Me Fed " album? Myself , I suspect that the most likely direction they will take is symphonic rock. They have the ability. But I remain open to whatever these women do. If anyone can pleasantly surprise me , it is these women.
pthe waring did their background check on Wacken and realize this venue is a more heavier and gritty venue and the crowd if u are successful will let u know by their reaction.
Nice Reaction! They have done another cover of a Metallica song, Atlas Rise, and Dany impressed me with her ability to cover that song with just one guitar. She could handle Metal, but she is still the lead singer and that might cause a few issues with her guitar playing.
The Warning don't scream, they sing, and sing beautifully. These Sisters have conquered Rock. Along with Lzzy Hale & Halestorm, Dorothy, Plush, Liliac and others, the ladies have grabbed the Rock and Roll Flag and brought it forward in the 21st Century. I have faith in the future, too, these girls will bring real Rock to a stage near you in the future! Enjoy. 🔥🎵🎸🎤🎸🎶🔥
I wonder if Pau sits like that because she's very short and has to sit forward to reach the cymbals. I know Wacken is the bigger name but Pol'and Rock had a higher quality stream and has now released the whole Warning performance. It's on the Kreciola TV channel.
There new 2024 album Keep Me Feed has some heavier songs than their past stuff. I would recommend - Automatic sun (at tecata Pal Norta festival , Sharks official lyric video or Six Feet Deep official video.
Just found your channel and subbed ❤ love these ladies and your reaction! If you haven’t already, you should definitely check out “Queen of the Murder Scene” live at Teatro Metropolitan, one of my faves and heavier than this one! Also, “Automatic Sun” live at Tecate
🫶🤘🤘🤘🫶 Hi Anastasia Luna how are U there goes a kick ass recommendation about tha Song "Sharks" from the warning you really have to see and hear PAU, ALE , and Dany playing this Song at the video named - The Warning Live Pol'and'Rock 2024 (FULL CONCERT). Specsificly between minutes (( 46 : 25 to 50 : 00 )) You won't regret at all please let me know if you liked it,this full concert took placed at POLAND in DECEMBER the 24th 2024, I think you should see the full concert 🤘🤘🤘
Do I wish that at some point in their career they would go for a heavier sound? Yes. Do I think it's going to happen? Only partially... in Keep Me Fed there are lines much more powerful than in previous albums, in general of very short duration (the outro of Automatic Sun, the instrumental part on Escapism... maybe Sharks is the exception because it could almost be considered nu-metal-ish), and from what they say I think that's where the next works will go: a mixture, with a rock foundation but incorporating here and there pop, hard and metal sensibilities. I don't think they particularly like it as listeners either... so hopefully 😁 PS: Pol'and'Rock performance >>>>>>>> Wacken.
I think she setup the drums around her instead to pile they in front, because she use to sing. Setting up in this positions she has not a wall of drums and it allow her to interact with the audience. I you look videos when she was very young, the drums set up was more in classic position.
I would be very grateful if you could analyse and react to the song ‘Delgec’ sung by Sebnem Ferah (Turkey's Rock Queen) at the 2007 Istanbul Concert live performance. And I am sure you will enjoy it very much, Best Regards 🙂
They are all three damn awesome, but regarding getting young people into rock - well, from what I've seen, the only young followers are the actual musicians who want to follow in their footsteps (which is fantastic), but their live gig crowds are still people their parents ages. Here are some bands who style themselves on DPA:- Neyla - twin Spanish sisters aged 14 Plush - all-girl rock band Freeze The Fall - aged between 15-17 The Sixsters - all girls from Ukraine Conquer Divide - have toured with The Warning Rolling Quartz - Korean female-led rock band Voice of Baceprot (V.O.B.) - energetic Indonesian band Kira Mac - newer artist with a rock sound Dead Pony - Scottish band opened for The Warning
That might be true in the states and Canada where most their fans are, how to put it? Not precisely spring chickens. In Latin America however most their fans are young people. In Europe is a combination of both.
@@bpkg1308 I'll go look at Teatro Metroplitan and Pepsi Center crowds again, but I really saw 40+ movers and shakers there. Lisbon 2023, sure - lots of young girls there.
I saw them in July in the UK and crowd was very mixed. Young, old, men and women. It was a great gig. I had high expectations and it was even better than I hoped ❤
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Pol and Rock festival. The Warning is just amazing. The best festival performance and video and audio. 👍
Thanks for your reaction to Evolve, a song that The Warning most often finish their set with. Your enthusiasm for music is infectious.
I grew up in the 70s' listening to bands like Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Rainbow, and Iron Maiden (80's), and I feel that a term like "metal" has different meanings for different generations of music-lovers.
I think that the Warning identify themselves as a hard rock band that draws on what has gone before while definitely embracing and absorbing any contemporary sounds or styles that interest them.
Their latest album, Keep Me Fed, seems to encapsulate this approach.
Anyway, I hope we see more The Warning reactions from you in the future.
The future is now. TW are influencing young bands across the globe, many are covering their songs. Great reaxion, tnx
I think they will get heavier as they progress. They're all about the show and they play through the show no matter what mistakes happen. I think this makes them look freer on stage. They sometimes laugh at each other's mistakes and they definitely help out when someone is struggling - they're sisters.
Always put on a great show. Love your interpretation of the warning stage presence. Yes, they look like they belong there.
The Warning span the gamut of folk through rock, rock and roll, hard rock, demented cheerleader punk, and borderline metal. They call themselves a rock band. Their A&R people at Lava Records call them a rock band. If you watch this whole show, you will be amazed at the range of emotions presented. They brought the audience to tears several times.
You were asking about Pau’s drum set and her playing to her right on the floor tom’s more often. There are a few reasons for this.
In general, you will notice that many of the metal drummers are gravitating towards smaller kits that resemble jazz set ups. This is because for most drummers, it’s more comfortable and better positioned to utilize more technique in their playing. Pau’s is also that way with ride cymbal (larger cymbal) just to her right and set very low, which in essence, push’s her toms a little more to the left. This is why you see that gap when looking at Pau’s set from the front, giving you a very clear view of Pau.
While pushing the toms a little to her left, the ride cymbal’s position also moves the two floor Tom’s on the right side further back which is the reason Pau is always seemingly playing to her right and a little behind her.
Pau uses two big floor toms and two crash cymbals. These are to her right side also. You’ll see her playing that right side often because her drums are set up for more sound and bigger volume. This is a necessity for a three piece band like TW. The bigger fatter sounds from both cymbals and floor toms fill in gaps that would normally be filled by a second rhythm guitar and/or a keyboard.
TW is very good at sounding huge with only three instruments and it’s because of their way of fine tuning from the type of instruments to their settings and how they play and how the songs are arranged.
TW works their ass off to do this.
Another band that uses these same techniques is JINJER and it was Vlad’s drum clinic and play thru that I learned how this was being done. There is a reason why the guitar players in both bands have two pickups on their guitars. BIGGER SOUND.
The cymbals are so low because their upper bodies are so short ;-) They are at the normal height compared to her body size. For jazz drummers it is even lower.
@ I didn’t say cymbals, I said ride cymbal. I didn’t say anything about the height of the other two crash cymbals, only about how they’re being used musically and why. None of my explanation has anything to do with Pau’s height. My description refers to the trend of drummers using jazz like set ups which have ride cymbals positioned lower than they used to be. ;)
A lot of people never even notice Pau's slave hi-hat she had on the right side that she likes to go to when playing something that requires her to be a bit straight-on or when she is doing double-bass kicks. Not a ton of drummers use those, but she uses it very effectively... and in this song.
@ Yes, I had forgotten about that one! I can tell you another hidden one nobody ever notices is the little 8in splash she has just to the left of her hi hat. The only vid I’ve seen it in is animosity. She’s playing fast 16th’s on the hi hat and she hits the little splash on an accented 16. She’s has to move really fast to hit that splash.
There was also a piccolo snare there but I haven’t seen it lately.
@@rodneyramirez603 The piccolo snare was added for Burnout. If that song isn't in their setlist for a particular show then there's no need for it.
In my 2 year journey with these amazing young ladies I'd say they are just gonna be themselves, and most of the fans are ok with that! Rock, Metal, whatever they want to do will be excellent!
The three of them understand each other perfectly. When they announce the interviewer before an interview, they do it in sync like triplets.
When you ask Pau about the style, she says: "It's rock." For me it's post grunge, bands like Foo Fighters sound similar.
I suspect that some musicians don't seem so committed because they aren't involved in the creation process either. For them, it's just a job. With The Warning, everyone is involved.
El rock de The Warning un rock duro y con excelentes riffs ,TW transformando el rock ,un rock moderno con olor a viejo
Yeaaaaaaaaaaaah!!! They are getting heavier (latest album has some crushing down-tuned BWOMMMMMM moments), but they're not moving into metal, at least not in the sense metal is characterized today. But they have this vibe metal fans like, too! I think they're going to work hard to not fall into any genre, and they're going to continue to have clashing pop and metal aspects in their rock. Whatever they do I will listen to with great interest. Also, sometimes because they're still so young it's hard to remember that they've been performing on stage for over ten years now! Of course they're comfortable there.
Great reaction thank you! As for your question for if we think they will go more metal well I do prefer there heavier side to them myself but all 3 ladies are very much into all kinds of music other than rock and metal. They definitely like to explore and if you get into there albums you will see different styles of music come out from them and that is because of there appreciation for all types of music. So in my opinion…no I don’t think they will go completely heavy metal but they will throw songs in every now and then that will have what you are interested in 😊
The future of rock, The Warning 🤘⚡🤘. Keep Rockin' my friend 🤘
I love this show so very much. It's a full-on, top shelf, hometown HERO show and agreed - it gives one faith in the future of Rock! Rock on, Anastasia! 🤘😎👍
The sisters got their start with a Metallica cover, so they have done metal, and I just heard a reactor yesterday who thought ‘Automatic Sun’ was kinda metal. Where they go in the future is up to them.
I think Sharks is more metal than Automatic sun.
@@SDsailor7 That was their performance at the EMAs, where they played an extented outro, so it was heavier than usual, but in general you are right, Sharks leans into numetal.
@SDsailor7 nah Sharks isn't more metal. To me the whole QOTMS album is more metal than Sharks. Sharks is a very generic song and for me easily the weakest song on KMF.
@klauskriegbaum2795 Yes that extended outro it's how they should play it from now on. We should find soon enough. 3 big concerts in Mexico city coming in 2025
8,000 Mexican Fan singing in English..How awesome..8,000 singing in French during the song Amour. 💥🤯💥
I love watching Pau because she looks like she is having so much fun and great big smile through it all.
The Warning sing to get across an emotion, and the lyrics, not to sound pretty or just scream out. They can dojust about any type of rock. It is,all about what fits with the lyrics. Evolving, constantly.
Their Wacken show is great. Audio is a wonky but they had a great set. Now if you want an AMAZING show… Pol’and’Rock just released their performance there. The production is mind blowing & Dany’s back was on the mend so she was more animated. & they played a lot of the KMF album. th-cam.com/video/46vauSZDbyI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=LtuCxw0JvvhqEJ1-
Pol'and'Rock blows Wacken out of the water as far as The Warning shows go. Not only is the audio much better at Pol'and'Rock, it's a night time show on an amazing main stage! much better than the stage during the daytime that they played at Wacken.
Also, the crowd at Pol'and'Rock is quite entertaining on it's own.
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@@thontor ABSOLUTELY SPOT ON!!! Pol and rock is right up there with the Pepsi concert!! Superb
@@CarlD70 I wouldn't go quite that far. The stage and performances, sure. But the audio, while great for a livestreamed festival, is still nothing compared to the audio that was mixed in post-rpoduction like the Pepsi Center.
@@thontor Their Pol'and'Rock performance featured a great light show and an enthusiastic audience, but the audio had an annoying echo that seemed to come and go a bit. I wondered whether their backing track was too loud and got a little out of sync, but that's a guess.
I think much of Pau’s technique has to do with her being so short. To make all the drums and symbols within reach of short arms she has to position everything a by differently.
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Aloha Anastasia...as for Pau and her body position to her drum kit...I see that you have not watched their cover of Atlas Rise at the Whiskey. This video has great footage of Paulina playing from an overhead camera perspective. You should watch that one and see if her body position exhibits your opinion? Enjoy!
Hey, I'm a Warning lover myself, and I agree, they really are carrying the torch of good old rock & roll forward. The death of rock really took place in the 90s when record companies decided that grunge (barf) was the future of rock, mostly due to the fact that the bands were cheap to sign and the older, real rock acts were relatively expensive and demanding. And of course electronically produced pop was super-cheap to create as you only needed a producer and a pile of synths. Rap only needed a very few individuals to produce as well.
I really did think that rock was dead forever, but I now realize that it was always there, just buried by the major labels, and no longer in the forefront of the public consciousness as it was in the 70s and 80s. So many great rock bands are now emerging with incredible talent and who are not afraid to show that they can use that talent.
Rock has NEVER died and never will. These girls are not saving anything. Are they good? Yes they are very good, but they are not reinventing the wheel.
🤟😎🖤⚡♨️🇲🇽....Queens of the Rocker Scene TW
Another fantastic reaction from anastasia luna on heavy metal bands 👍🏻💀👍🏻🎤🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
Enjoyed your reaction! Interesting comments earlier about Pau's drum setup, trends in metal, etc. Another reason for Pau's position relative to her kit (proximity, seat height, etc.) is that she is just 5 feet tall (152 cm).
One of the very best live bands on the planet, The Warning!
Their new album, "Keep Me Fed" reminds me of a couple of my favorite albums from my teens in the seventies. They are "A Night at the Opera" and "A Day at the Races" by Queen. You get a little bit of everything on each record.
No screaming except for emphasis, but if you would like something heavier, try Sharks, from Keep Me Fed.
If you can also check TW in the Pol’and Rock Festival the best European concert so far!
They some heavier songs line Sharks and Apologize and in some sort Automatic Sun and Hell You Call a Dream.
That communication between them on stage is "Sibling Magic" 🪄
Pau's posture is impeccable on that DW Seat. She also has 4 pedals to operate. 2 kick, and 2 Midi for all the tracks (click, backing, effects). Yep, she is in charge of turning them on & off for every song. Since this show, she has added a 2nd snare to her kit that is tuned differently. Oh, and sings too. I'm convinced she is an alien.
I think their latest album, Keep Me Fed, is the most consistently heavy yet. Still not really metal (though one track, "Sharks," does dip into nu-metal territory) but even the least heavy song on the album, "Escapism," has some heavier parts. The opening track, "Six Feet Deep," also has some pretty heavy riffs but at the same time has some of the softer stuff on the album with how Dany sings it.
I don't see them doing harsh vocals any time soon. Pau does scream a bit in "Apologize" though.
Hey, Anastasia. Nice to see you back with The Warning reactions. For some of their recent heavier stuff, I will suggest Sharks & Automatic Sun.
The Wacken performance disappears beside the Poland Rock festival of 2024, both when it comes to sound quality, picture and everything else. A fantastic stage and top notch performance!
The Warning have always gone in the direction they want, and they have potential to do great music. What ever direction they take it is going to be what they like and evolve accordingly.
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They are EVOLVING. I believe they will stay true to their R&R roots, but will grow in ways we can't imagine. The Keep Me Fed album was a jump for them from the ERROR album. Time will tell.
Yup Pol-N-Rocks is a killer concert!!! I hope it gets left up permanently.. KEEP ROCKIN THE WARNING!!!! 🤘🤘🤘🔥🔥🔥
(PAU) has worked on perfecting her technique on how to scream without straining her voice, but that day of the show (PAU) and her sister were fighting a bad cold, and at the same time trying to adjust to the high altitude of Mexico City.
Just a fun fact.😊
Referring to Pau's drumming technique , i think that it has more to do with her being short and shorter arms than your average drummer , so she has had to adapt alot more than normal . Another band that i have discovered very recently is a band called Rolling Quartz from Korea , very talented indeed !
Thanks for the Korean recommendation, Anastasia. Love international music.
All i want from The Warning is for them to surprise me. I dont care what genre will be their next album, could be rock, metal, jazz, folk, country, rock pop, electronic, i dont really care as long the music is good.
You need to do Automatic Sun from the MTV/EMA's
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If you want them more Metal, I would suggest Automatic Sun at the EMAs or Sharks at Pol'and'Rock.
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Excellent my friend... excellent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sharks, Apologize and Queen of the Murder Scene are some of the heavy songs they have🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
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You should check out another young band from Canada called Freeze the fall. They are all under 18 years of age!
Yes. They're also a trio who have been influenced by The Warning. Their style is generally considerably heavier so may be very much to your taste. Many of their fans are also fans of The Warning and they have received a lot of support from many top fans of The Warning. They would make a superb opening band for The Warning in Canada and would learn a lot from the experience (DPA are the kind of people who would do everything they could to support their support act).
I came to the comment section to say the same thing!!
Greetings Anastasia, on a show where they were guests Paulina was asked which song identifies The Warning, and she answered that the song that represents them today and how they project themselves in the future is "Automatic Sun", so if they follow that sound we will be very excited. Regarding Paulina's (Pau) way of playing she explained in another show in her interview her way of setting up the drums, which is adjusted and meticulously measured for her size so that it is easy to set up between shows, without suffering too much in the preparation. I leave you here the link: th-cam.com/video/pIo-5Htb9zA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=OBb4IRPwCAQ2-kXm
Hello there great video.....as a band u know u have made it when u are on a Wacken Stage.......best thing about them is the best is still to come at thei ages. when they grow mpore in 10 years can u imagine how they are going to sound as hreat as they are now hmmmmmmmm cant wait.
Well they seem to be playing heavier but if they do a song with screaming or growling, I would hope it’s a collaboration where another artist is doing that on the track.
Excellent reaction with very interesting opinions, thank you and congratulations.
Regarding your question, I would say that I would like them to continue playing a bit heavier, but to stay in the line in which nobody knows how to "label" them correctly.
Their music will be the important thing, not the label.
For me this is perfect!!
Thanks and greetings from México!! 🇲🇽
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There are bits of metal in a lot of their songs. _Sharks_ from the Keep Me Fed album has a Korn sound to it. _Ugh_ from the Queen of the Murder Scene has a very thrash metal sounding riff. And the title track _Queen of the Murder Scene_ is a straight up slow tempo heavy metal song that could fit on a Metallica album.
It would be interesting to see Metallica return the favor with King of the Murder Scene.
@robertkrawitz8237 Would be interesting to hear that.
Seen them live recently best band I've seen in the last 20 years, I've seen them all,Priest was the last before the Warning, not even close, have you heard Delain? going to see them in the Netherlands on 25th. January, check them out awesome band.
I honestly hope they keep mixing it up; I’m not opposed to them doing more heavy stuff, I love that side of them, but I also love the rock anthems like Martirio and the ballads like black holes.
I think they're going to ride the boundry and be a mix of rock & metal...
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Excellent reaction but yea Pau uses her two floor Toms a lot which are to the side so she does go back a little.
IMHO, the PolandRock festival show is MUCH better than Wacken. Wacken's sound mix is sub-par, but the Poland's show audio mix and stage effects are a whole lot better.
Yeah . No heavy screaming. Rock/ alternative . TW🤟
Sisterly magic! ⚡ 👤⚡👤⚡👤⚡ It's on display every time The Warning takes the stage. Don't pass up a chance to see them live, in person!
Agreed. They are an OUTSTANDING live band. (I just saw them live for the 1st time this year -- I just discovered them this year too!!)
Adding to other recommendations for Freeze the Fall. Up and coming Canadian trio rock/metal band. Heavily influenced by The Warning band, and a strong support from The Warning fans and Warning reactors!
Also, if you want to hear them play heavy, check out their cover of Metalica's Atlas Rise!
Nice reaction! Evolve is still a banger in their live shows! Maybe you‘d like Apologize, Pau screams „Apologize“ in the chorus a few times. Enjoy their shows, they are best live! 👍⚡️🤘
En el pol'and rock SHARKS ES SIMPLEMENTE INCREIBLE Y PODEROSO
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Getting heavier? You have heard the "Keep Me Fed " album? Myself , I suspect that the most likely direction they will take is symphonic rock. They have the ability. But I remain open to whatever these women do. If anyone can pleasantly surprise me , it is these women.
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The best drummers have good posture.
Can you drum?
I like your reactions, your music's pretty cool too, I think they will stay Rock as it enjoys wider commercial appeal.
pthe waring did their background check on Wacken and realize this venue is a more heavier and gritty venue and the crowd if u are successful will let u know by their reaction.
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Nice Reaction! They have done another cover of a Metallica song, Atlas Rise, and Dany impressed me with her ability to cover that song with just one guitar. She could handle Metal, but she is still the lead singer and that might cause a few issues with her guitar playing.
The Warning don't scream, they sing, and sing beautifully. These Sisters have conquered Rock. Along with Lzzy Hale & Halestorm, Dorothy, Plush, Liliac and others, the ladies have grabbed the Rock and Roll Flag and brought it forward in the 21st Century. I have faith in the future, too, these girls will bring real Rock to a stage near you in the future! Enjoy. 🔥🎵🎸🎤🎸🎶🔥
Pau screams .. sometimes :)
Well there's literally a scream in this song.
Please include Freeze The Fall in your list! #FTF
@vicprovost2561 Liliac is talented for sure but they aren't going anywhere higher until they bring in outside management. Imo of course.
@@danielmccormick3611 Melanie needs to stop thinking of everything as a "production" and just sing!
you may listen Sharks in their last album . Heavier
Pol and Rock live amazing
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I wonder if Pau sits like that because she's very short and has to sit forward to reach the cymbals. I know Wacken is the bigger name but Pol'and Rock had a higher quality stream and has now released the whole Warning performance. It's on the Kreciola TV channel.
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You want future of rock you should also check Freeze The Fall if you haven't already. Maybe VHS. Great teen trio from Canada that crush it!
Speaking of siblings, have you ever heard of Speed of Light? You could try with Kill The Vibe, you're gonna like them 😊👍
Not sure why, but the sound is in Mono not stereo
There new 2024 album Keep Me Feed has some heavier songs than their past stuff. I would recommend - Automatic sun (at tecata Pal Norta festival , Sharks official lyric video or Six Feet Deep official video.
Rock is not dead... it just moved to Mexico!!!!
Do you want to hear heavy you need to listen to Queen of the murder scene or ugh
Check out pol n rock concert its amazing
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React to “Sharks”, that song is more metal than Evolve.
Just found your channel and subbed ❤ love these ladies and your reaction! If you haven’t already, you should definitely check out “Queen of the Murder Scene” live at Teatro Metropolitan, one of my faves and heavier than this one! Also, “Automatic Sun” live at Tecate
🫶🤘🤘🤘🫶 Hi Anastasia Luna how are U there goes a kick ass recommendation about tha Song "Sharks" from the warning you really have to see and hear PAU, ALE , and Dany playing this Song at the video named - The Warning Live Pol'and'Rock 2024 (FULL CONCERT).
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(( 46 : 25 to 50 : 00 ))
You won't regret at all please let me know if you liked it,this full concert took placed at POLAND in DECEMBER the 24th 2024, I think you should see the full concert 🤘🤘🤘
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Check out Dust To Dust/ Dull Knives at the same show
Do I wish that at some point in their career they would go for a heavier sound? Yes. Do I think it's going to happen? Only partially... in Keep Me Fed there are lines much more powerful than in previous albums, in general of very short duration (the outro of Automatic Sun, the instrumental part on Escapism... maybe Sharks is the exception because it could almost be considered nu-metal-ish), and from what they say I think that's where the next works will go: a mixture, with a rock foundation but incorporating here and there pop, hard and metal sensibilities.
I don't think they particularly like it as listeners either... so hopefully 😁
PS: Pol'and'Rock performance >>>>>>>> Wacken.
I think she setup the drums around her instead to pile they in front, because she use to sing. Setting up in this positions she has not a wall of drums and it allow her to interact with the audience.
I you look videos when she was very young, the drums set up was more in classic position.
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they are getting heavier, just listen to sharks and automatic sun, are not in metal yet, but they are "circling" heavy metal.
I would skip Wacken which was poorly produced. Go to Pol’and’Rock concert. Some of the Warnings best produced live music!!
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Listen to Hell You Call a Dream and Automaric Sun.
I would be very grateful if you could analyse and react to the song ‘Delgec’ sung by Sebnem Ferah (Turkey's Rock Queen) at the 2007 Istanbul Concert live performance. And I am sure you will enjoy it very much,
Best Regards 🙂
They are all three damn awesome, but regarding getting young people into rock - well, from what I've seen, the only young followers are the actual musicians who want to follow in their footsteps (which is fantastic), but their live gig crowds are still people their parents ages.
Here are some bands who style themselves on DPA:-
Neyla - twin Spanish sisters aged 14
Plush - all-girl rock band
Freeze The Fall - aged between 15-17
The Sixsters - all girls from Ukraine
Conquer Divide - have toured with The Warning
Rolling Quartz - Korean female-led rock band
Voice of Baceprot (V.O.B.) - energetic Indonesian band
Kira Mac - newer artist with a rock sound
Dead Pony - Scottish band opened for The Warning
The crowds in Mexico and South America are mostly young people, and a ton of those are girls
That might be true in the states and Canada where most their fans are, how to put it? Not precisely spring chickens.
In Latin America however most their fans are young people. In Europe is a combination of both.
@@bpkg1308 I'll go look at Teatro Metroplitan and Pepsi Center crowds again, but I really saw 40+ movers and shakers there.
Lisbon 2023, sure - lots of young girls there.
I saw them in July in the UK and crowd was very mixed. Young, old, men and women. It was a great gig. I had high expectations and it was even better than I hoped ❤
@mshatters28 Also, check out vorterix Theater in Argentina