You mentioned Dany's eyes. I've seen them 7 times in the past 14 months and have tickets to see them next month in their hometown, Monterrey MX. Dany Becomes the song when they perform live. It's an amazing thing to witness their stage presence.
For me The Warning will always be tied to the Foo Fighters. In March 2022, The Warning opened for the Foo Fighters in Mexico City, which turned out to be the last concert Taylor Hawkins performed. Needless to say, Dany, Pau and Ale were devastated with news just a couple days after the concert. Sohum, I love your reactions and your desire to spread love through music. I look forward to your next reaction to both The Warning and also Angelina Jordan.
In case this wasn't impressive enough: The video was filmed on a mountainside a few miles from their home in Monterrey, Mexico. The audio is live, not a studio dub. Due to lack of cameras, DPA performed the song 3 times to get all the camera angles.
They are not of this world. Covers serve many important functions. When you're young it help you learn. When you're starting out people familiar with the song will listen and if they like it they'll remember you. It also signals your own taste in genre and if you like a song enough to cover it, people will know what you intention is as an artist. At this point they need to concentrate on originals, but as time goes its an important sign of respect to artists that an established band will still occasionally cover a song.
I love these older videos that just show their evolution into the Rock Machine they have become. Little Ale killing the Bassline while singing at such an early age is mind blowing. They are such a tight unit. Those harmonic vocals and just how they hit the many pauses put them at another level even at such an early stage in their careers. I’m 75 an nobody can still give me goosebumps like these girls. They make me feel like a young man once again. 🎶⚡️🎶⚡️🎶⚡️❤️
The Warning doesn’t want to be seen as a cover band which is why they basically stopped doing them for a while and only occasionally do them now. Obviously they’ve done Enter Sandman because they were asked and did include it in their shows. I think they were recently asked to do a cover, possibly for SiriusXM which is why we now have them doing You Oughta Know. They have performed that on a couple of other occasions. I think their own catalogue is big enough to maybe include one cover on each new album if they want to. Which of course they would include in their tours for those albums. I wouldn’t presume to tell them what to do to increase their profile. They’re doing pretty well on their own.
@@RockMusic1959 I'm with you, I don't see them ever publishing a cover unless it's something unique like Enter Sandman. And for the record, covers are fine when you're just starting out playing shows, it gives people a chance to see your talent matched up against a song they know. I've discovered a lot of bands through covers, including TW. In my case it was a 10 year old Pau covering a Kelly Clarkson song. More recently I found Freeze the Fall through their Evolve cover. It was an OK cover but it led me to their original music which is also fantastic.
They're way beyond being a cover band now. Even if they do publish another one, only people that don't have a clue will call them a cover band. Many top bands included covers well into their careers. It's not because of lack of material, it's out of respect for the original band.
The execution of this cover is top notch and at their age is just mind blowing! With their musicianship and mastery of their instruments we easily forget that they were literally kids when they did this cover. Great reaction! Keep Rocking!
This was my "gateway drug" back in 2016. Their ferocity and musicianship were amazing, of course, but what really caught my ear was Pau's millisecond timing and finesse. Not a musician so I don't know the terms, but she's modulating the strike power and creating a variable "empty space" between double hits that ebbs and flows to create a sonic "heartbeat" that perfectly follows the emotion of the music. She already sounds a veteran session drummer, not a tiny little kid just shy of her 14th birthday.
While not a huge Foo fan, I do like this song. This quickly became my favorite version. Yeah, only three of them to make this much noise. And Foo uses, what 17 guitar players?
The Warning has done the cover phase... They are now big enough to only do their originals. However they can kill any cover they put their minds and skills to. For example in 2024 they performed a cover of Alanis Morissette's song You Oughta Know and absolutely killed it!
The Pretender - Foo Fighters cover this video was shot in a lot on a hill outside their home town... they took 4 takes and they played the song completely through each time... the audio is from the first take... the other takes were done for the additional camera shots because they had only one camera to work with... today there is a house on this lot... imagine taking a walk in the valley behind and below them and hearing this reverberating through the hills from somewhere above you... i mean 🤯 this is also the only time you'll see Pau singing into an overhead mic instead of her headset mic she uses today... TWA ⚡🤘😸🤘⚡ TWA
Your reaction blew me away just as this video of TW did- I first came across this 3 yrs ago. Only heard about them from my brother who was an early adopter of TW. After seeing this video back then I immediately became a fan of theirs and have been down the rabbit hole ever since. Not only is it their obvious talent and genius, and stage presence, but more over it is their passion for their craft they exude.
These young ladies are now writing better songs than a lot songs. They are dedicated to Original songs Well written. Only a cover once in a great, great while will be all you hear anymore imop. Their top quality cover as kids was exceptional. Their perfection in song writing With over 60 good to Incredible Songs and no bad ones prove this...
Story goes the Foo Fighters saw the video, which led to them inviting the Warning to open for them. Guess they really liked it. And 8 years ago puts them at 16, 14 & 11..( or 17,15 & 12 depending on the time of year. Not sure when this was exactly. ) That’s insane.
What’s really cool about this video is the fact that they were three young girls. And they sounded like three young girls, but the musicianship was outstanding. Yeah the song could use a rhythm guitarist, but what they do with just the three of them is astounding. It’s just emotional to watch and listen to.
it seems they are VERY particular about doing covers.At the start covers MADE them get noticed. the cover of You Outta Know is DIAMOND tough!( new sub!)
Their source of creativity is too abundant for them not to focus almost 100% on their originals, but I do hope that from time to time they will gift us with a cover. Alanis Morrissette's one was outstanding, and it came to life in just three days. I mean, they can cover anything they set their minds to. Interesting commentary on the very distinct sections within the song, with very pronounced changes. It made me think almost immediately of Iron Maiden and System of a Down, for example. Pau and Ale were talking about Chop Suey yesterday in a short video... who knows 😄
I always said that if I were in a band, and even if we made it to a huge success, I would always do two covers at our shows. Not always the same covers, but know a lot of different ones and pick two to different ones every night to not only make the night special for the fans, but also to feel like you're not giving the same show every night so it doesn't become robotic.
TW has always worked really hard through the years and it's paying off. They had a great year and they will only keep getting better. This cover blew my mind, considering how old they were back then. I enjoy your reactions. BTW, TW recently did a cover of Alanis Morissette's You Ougtha Know on Sirius XM studios and they made it their own, again.
One of the rare occasions where Ale took out her Gibson SG bass for spin. As for the covers, The Warning did those to learn from them, but the minute they launched their first album in 2017, they consciously decided to not do covers anymore, until in 2020 the owner of the Whiskey A Go Go, which has helped them a lot, asked them to do a Metallica cover and in 2021 when Metallica invited them on the Blacklist album.
notice Ale plays on a full scale bass while she played always at this time on a 3/4 scale (until mid 2018) It was recorded mid 2016 so Dany 16 Pau 14 and Ale 11
I think you reacted to their 2017 TEDx Talk performance, (if I remember correctly) Anyway, they also do 'The Pretender' in their 2016 TED TALK performance.- If you haven't done so, that would be a cool reaction. 🤙
Sohum me gustan tus reacciones xq se ve que disfrutas a esta banda de hermanas, solo comentarte que te des la oportunidad de verlas en vivo, nada que ver con los videos. Saludos desde México.
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Thanks so much for doing this Sohum! I remain STAGGERED by this cover. The TWA will fill you in on all the details of how this was recorded.
agree, each time i see it it gets me
You brought tears to my eyes instantly when you mentioned Dany's eyes! These girls are incredible and have been from the beginning.
How come these girls bring tears to my eyes so easily?
I know the feeling
Something different from them. I can't put my finger exactly on it. I think they just got it!
You mentioned Dany's eyes. I've seen them 7 times in the past 14 months and have tickets to see them next month in their hometown, Monterrey MX. Dany Becomes the song when they perform live. It's an amazing thing to witness their stage presence.
For me The Warning will always be tied to the Foo Fighters. In March 2022, The Warning opened for the Foo Fighters in Mexico City, which turned out to be the last concert Taylor Hawkins performed. Needless to say, Dany, Pau and Ale were devastated with news just a couple days after the concert. Sohum, I love your reactions and your desire to spread love through music. I look forward to your next reaction to both The Warning and also Angelina Jordan.
In case this wasn't impressive enough:
The video was filmed on a mountainside a few miles from their home in Monterrey, Mexico. The audio is live, not a studio dub. Due to lack of cameras, DPA performed the song 3 times to get all the camera angles.
That's impressive bordering on totally impossible.
@@cornflowerofsweden1288 you might think impossible but entirely true
@ Oh, I believe it. There's nothing these amazing women can't do.
They are not of this world. Covers serve many important functions. When you're young it help you learn. When you're starting out people familiar with the song will listen and if they like it they'll remember you. It also signals your own taste in genre and if you like a song enough to cover it, people will know what you intention is as an artist. At this point they need to concentrate on originals, but as time goes its an important sign of respect to artists that an established band will still occasionally cover a song.
I love these older videos that just show their evolution into the Rock Machine they have become. Little Ale killing the Bassline while singing at such an early age is mind blowing. They are such a tight unit. Those harmonic vocals and just how they hit the many pauses put them at another level even at such an early stage in their careers. I’m 75 an nobody can still give me goosebumps like these girls. They make me feel like a young man once again. 🎶⚡️🎶⚡️🎶⚡️❤️
The Warning doesn’t want to be seen as a cover band which is why they basically stopped doing them for a while and only occasionally do them now. Obviously they’ve done Enter Sandman because they were asked and did include it in their shows. I think they were recently asked to do a cover, possibly for SiriusXM which is why we now have them doing You Oughta Know. They have performed that on a couple of other occasions.
I think their own catalogue is big enough to maybe include one cover on each new album if they want to. Which of course they would include in their tours for those albums.
I wouldn’t presume to tell them what to do to increase their profile. They’re doing pretty well on their own.
Agreed, but I don't think you will see covers on their albums. With 4 original albums now, there have not been any covers on them. lol
@@RockMusic1959 I'm with you, I don't see them ever publishing a cover unless it's something unique like Enter Sandman. And for the record, covers are fine when you're just starting out playing shows, it gives people a chance to see your talent matched up against a song they know. I've discovered a lot of bands through covers, including TW. In my case it was a 10 year old Pau covering a Kelly Clarkson song. More recently I found Freeze the Fall through their Evolve cover. It was an OK cover but it led me to their original music which is also fantastic.
They're way beyond being a cover band now. Even if they do publish another one, only people that don't have a clue will call them a cover band.
Many top bands included covers well into their careers. It's not because of lack of material, it's out of respect for the original band.
They were Rockstars long before they became popular, it's just taking the rest of the world time to catch up!
The execution of this cover is top notch and at their age is just mind blowing! With their musicianship and mastery of their instruments we easily forget that they were literally kids when they did this cover. Great reaction! Keep Rocking!
This is three kids fighting more foo than six adult foo fighters!!
This was my "gateway drug" back in 2016. Their ferocity and musicianship were amazing, of course, but what really caught my ear was Pau's millisecond timing and finesse. Not a musician so I don't know the terms, but she's modulating the strike power and creating a variable "empty space" between double hits that ebbs and flows to create a sonic "heartbeat" that perfectly follows the emotion of the music. She already sounds a veteran session drummer, not a tiny little kid just shy of her 14th birthday.
I just love your mission of peace.
And your love of the Warning!
While not a huge Foo fan, I do like this song. This quickly became my favorite version. Yeah, only three of them to make this much noise. And Foo uses, what 17 guitar players?
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Powerful Punchy Pau. + Danny Face + Ale's Thunder Bass = The Warning Then and Now are still Rocking Hard!
Pau is a miniature nuclear Pauer plant on the drums. I have a bumper sticker that says "Pauered by The Warning ⚡"
The Warning has done the cover phase... They are now big enough to only do their originals. However they can kill any cover they put their minds and skills to. For example in 2024 they performed a cover of Alanis Morissette's song You Oughta Know and absolutely killed it!
The Pretender - Foo Fighters cover
this video was shot in a lot on a hill outside their home town... they took 4 takes and they played the song completely through each time... the audio is from the first take... the other takes were done for the additional camera shots because they had only one camera to work with... today there is a house on this lot...
imagine taking a walk in the valley behind and below them and hearing this reverberating through the hills from somewhere above you... i mean 🤯
this is also the only time you'll see Pau singing into an overhead mic instead of her headset mic she uses today...
TWA ⚡🤘😸🤘⚡ TWA
I'll never know how Dany plays that lead line and sings over top of it.
Yes. On dozens of songs.
I like it better than the original. The bass gets swamped by the guitars in the original.
I think these ladies can do no wrong when it comes to music
Your reaction blew me away just as this video of TW did- I first came across this 3 yrs ago. Only heard about them from my brother who was an early adopter of TW. After seeing this video back then I immediately became a fan of theirs and have been down the rabbit hole ever since. Not only is it their obvious talent and genius, and stage presence, but more over it is their passion for their craft they exude.
Check out their cover of Allanis Morrisette's "You Outta Know"
These young ladies are now writing better songs than a lot songs. They are dedicated to Original songs Well written. Only a cover once in a great, great while will be all you hear anymore imop. Their top quality cover as kids was exceptional. Their perfection in song writing With over 60 good to Incredible Songs and no bad ones prove this...
Story goes the Foo Fighters saw the video, which led to them inviting the Warning to open for them. Guess they really liked it. And 8 years ago puts them at 16, 14 & 11..( or 17,15 & 12 depending on the time of year. Not sure when this was exactly. ) That’s insane.
Pau’s Powerful Percussion!
What’s really cool about this video is the fact that they were three young girls. And they sounded like three young girls, but the musicianship was outstanding. Yeah the song could use a rhythm guitarist, but what they do with just the three of them is astounding. It’s just emotional to watch and listen to.
it seems they are VERY particular about doing covers.At the start covers MADE them get noticed. the cover of You Outta Know is DIAMOND tough!( new sub!)
They have so many great covers but this is my favorite.
9, 12, and 14 😦. Playing an outstanding cover on a mountain. 😦 Anybody else do this at that age? Or, even the age you are now!? 🤘⚡️⚡️⚡️🤘🕊❤️
Their first professionally produced music video
Their source of creativity is too abundant for them not to focus almost 100% on their originals, but I do hope that from time to time they will gift us with a cover. Alanis Morrissette's one was outstanding, and it came to life in just three days. I mean, they can cover anything they set their minds to.
Interesting commentary on the very distinct sections within the song, with very pronounced changes. It made me think almost immediately of Iron Maiden and System of a Down, for example. Pau and Ale were talking about Chop Suey yesterday in a short video... who knows 😄
These 3 girls understood the assignment.
100% energy!!!😊🎶⚡️
I always said that if I were in a band, and even if we made it to a huge success, I would always do two covers at our shows. Not always the same covers, but know a lot of different ones and pick two to different ones every night to not only make the night special for the fans, but also to feel like you're not giving the same show every night so it doesn't become robotic.
The “Superfecta” of Hard Rock and Metal: Band-Maid / The Warning, and Jinjer / Lovebites -- all pushing their core genres into the next realm! 🤘 🤘 🤘🤘
TW has always worked really hard through the years and it's paying off. They had a great year and they will only keep getting better. This cover blew my mind, considering how old they were back then. I enjoy your reactions. BTW, TW recently did a cover of Alanis Morissette's You Ougtha Know on Sirius XM studios and they made it their own, again.
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One of the rare occasions where Ale took out her Gibson SG bass for spin. As for the covers, The Warning did those to learn from them, but the minute they launched their first album in 2017, they consciously decided to not do covers anymore, until in 2020 the owner of the Whiskey A Go Go, which has helped them a lot, asked them to do a Metallica cover and in 2021 when Metallica invited them on the Blacklist album.
I don't think it's been seen since?
I'd like to know it's story.
Sohum, great reaction. Want to see them nail this live? Watch their entire 2016 Tedx presentation. You get thuIs song plus two early originals!
Great reaction my friend. The Warning crushing covers since 2012. Keep Rockin' my friend 🤘⚡🤘
Magnífico como siempre!
Hi Sahum... i'm always here for our girls!
notice Ale plays on a full scale bass while she played always at this time on a 3/4 scale (until mid 2018)
It was recorded mid 2016 so Dany 16 Pau 14 and Ale 11
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Excellent my friend... excellent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
80/20 is a very good mix. More than that, you would risk being seen as a cover band.
For something really fun go watch The Warning (well 2 of them) on stage in Mexico City with Dead Poet Society sing the DPS song Hurt. It is 🔥🔥🔥
Bravo!! Viva Las Wawas!!
I think you reacted to their 2017 TEDx Talk performance, (if I remember correctly) Anyway, they also do 'The Pretender' in their 2016 TED TALK performance.- If you haven't done so, that would be a cool reaction. 🤙
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Sohum me gustan tus reacciones xq se ve que disfrutas a esta banda de hermanas, solo comentarte que te des la oportunidad de verlas en vivo, nada que ver con los videos. Saludos desde México.
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Paus Powerfull ,Punchy, Professional ,Performance . . ...
Possibly ??? . . . 👍👋NZ🇳🇿🙏twa
TW 🤟
Just imagine where they would be now if the the pandemic hadn't slowed their progress.
Nope- if this is your new format to throw your personal ad in the middle the video you just lost me.......
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