THE WARNING - YOU'VE BEEN WARNED! - TEDx | REACTION
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- Thanks for this request my friend! I loved hearing them like this and getting to watch this performance. Definitely a blast
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Narcisista - THE WARNING - En Vivo en Foro DiDi Monterrey
This is their first song in Spanish and premiered at this concert in front of their hometown at the Foro Didi complex.
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Their music grabs your ear, their personalities steal your heart.
These young ladies are the real deal!
Great reaction! This is the performance that the TH-cam algorithm magically served up to me 4+ years ago. I haven't had a day without listening to The Warning's music or watching a video of theirs since. And I've had the pleasure of seeing them live now twice. Aside from their obvious talent and passion, what blew me away is the sheer infectious energy they bring and the expressiveness they convey. It helps that the music is top notch too!
Like many others in TWA, this is the performance that hooked me. Dany is so passionate, Pau is a beast with a helicopter ponytail, and Ale is too cool. 😎
I swear she was really trying to fly around the stage
Me too! I will never ever forget that stunned and amazed feeling of "OMG What did I just watch????? GOTTA have MORE!!!!!!!!!!!!" when I first watched this performance. Been at the deepest depths of the rabbit hole ever since! 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
@@WheresMyThribble Hah hah, likewise!! 🤘😍🤘
Saw them live for the first time a couple days ago. It's crazy how quickly they've become one of my favorite bands
Fantastic reaction! I love this performance so much and really shows the core of The Warning and their mission. Everyone was definitely warned!
Survive is such an incredible jam. The way they trade vocals, and the instrumental part to end the song, I can never get enough of it. This band, more than any other band I've ever listened to and been a fan of, I can just listen to over and over on repeat and not get bored of it.
And you're totally right about this mini-concert being a great introduction to the band. Great music, great human beings, and a great message. What more can you ask for?
This is the video that hooked me on The Warning and I was just as impressed with their spoken words as I am with their massive musical talent. Even more exciting is that they are young and the best is yet to come from these amazing young ladies.
There is a lot of behind the scenes, meet and greet, acoustic and interview videos out there that are really worth a view. All three of them are so polite and they really go out of their way to interact with their fan base. These ladies will be entertaining us with their incredible talent for years to come. You can tell they are having fun and their kindness to their fans make it easy to be a Warning fan.
Not seen this interaction with fans since... The Beatles!
Seeing them cover 'Enter Sandman' and then later seeing this sealed the deal for me. My favorite band of all time.
Same here. When I saw this with unmentionable the opening song I was hooked line, sinker, rod, and reel. I am addicted and I have know shame🤘😎⚠️
Jess, I had to remind you to react to this incredible performance and commentary by The Warning. Impossible to not love these girls after watching this video. To all members of TWA, spread love this holiday season by introducing people to our favorite rock band.
Fun Fact! Ale has natural perfect pitch, just an amazing bass player, SPECTOR ARTIST since th age of 13❤️🤘😁🔥
Ale got herself a custom built Spector recently. She took it down to the cave and fired her up. Dad had to go down and turn down the Amps. The whole house was vibrating. They were worried she was going to break some windows.
Hey! Like many others in The Warning Army, this performance was what totally hooked me on them. I had to watch Survive like 5 times to believe what I was seeing and hearing. Since then, not a day goes by that I don't listen to The Warning. I also love to see other discover them.
Definitely 70s, 80s classic hard rock, including all the hair metal bands. But also growing up with video concerts from Pink Floyd, Elton John, Billy Joel, all the old classic stuff.
Great reaction. FYI, Pau broke one stick, but the part that broke landed perfectly on a cymbal. It went flying when she finally hit it.
Yep, the actual break was at 24:50 if anyone wants it
Being a fan of their music is easy, but the reason why The Warning Army is so deeply invested arises from videos like this and from knowing so much about their personal stories.
Then it becomes love and respect.
A couple notes on the second song, When I'm Alone. Due to the topic of the song, I believe this is their only song totally without backing vocals. To spanish speakers from their home the title sounds like Huele a Melon (translation... Smells like a melon) so that's how a lot of people refer to this song. It was written by Dany as a assignment when they were at the Berklee School of Music and she was feeling particularly homesick.
Did you happen to catch the Lima, Peru concert where one of the fans was actually holding up a sign that said 'Huele a Melon'? I laughed my butt off when I saw that.. they totally get it.🤣 One of the best shows I've seen all year!💖🤘
Pau has become less 'violent' at hitting the drums, using less of her whole arm and more with the wrists, which has given her more control. She breaks fewer sticks now. But she still does from time to time. However, it's hard to notice when it happens because she never meets a beat when she replaces the stick. At one show during their recent tour she lost a stick (as in dropped it) while playing the last couple of bars of Evolve at the end of the show. She was recording it on her phone from behind her at the time, her Pau Cam broadcast. You can see that she completed the song with one stick and a bare hand. At another concert she broke the head on her kick drum, which has to be temporarily repaired for her to complete the concert. At yet another show she broke a stick, flipped it back behind her and picked up a replacement all on beat. She's amazing and fun to watch. It is a meme that she is the destroyer of drum kits. Drum manufacturers should let her test the durability of their kits so that they can apply a 'Pau Tested" label. LOL
Es hermoso verla tocar la bateria.
Their early influences in rock were Queen, AC/DC, Pink Floyd, Elton John. Classic 1970s stuff. As they aged they also got into Muse, Foo Fighters and My Chemical Romance. They also blend KPop and J Rock into their writing. Pau is also into classical music.
just broke one stick and part of that stick get stucked over the cymbal, so when she hit that cymbal it flies away.
My introduction to The Warning; haven’t looked back since. 🤘😎❤️⚠️
They played When I'm Alone at the Lima, Peru concert the other day and the audience sang the first verse with Dany and they were so loud and so GOOD, that Dany's voice started to crack and her mouth was quivering. The emotion of hearing a Spanish speaking audience singing their song in English with her was actually amazing. It hit Dany hard...me too. It is one of the best Warning concerts I have seen. Three fan videographers captured the whole concert. Hope they get together and cut and splice all three into one, split screen and audio!
Fue hermoso.
@@pedrocardenas7827 Yes. Yes it was.
Considering all the conflict going on there right now, these girls don't back down from *ANYTHING,* and that was the *real topper* for the last concert of the year!!😄👍 ..and yes, I thought Dany was going to lose it a couple times when the crowd was right with her on every word of 'When I'm Alone'. You know you're doing it right when you play for a non-English speaking audience and they know the lyrics for every song and everyone sings along (in English!), and mostly on key!!!💖💖 🤘😎🤘
@@danw1955 And this was their first visit to Lima. The crowd made me proud!
Is the video now available?
I have a very hard time pigeonholing them to one or two genres other than rock/hard rock. I never hear any riffs that sound like copies to me and their song writing skills are so good, they ring as completely original to me. I can tell their influences, but I never feel like they are trying to sound like anyone else but The Warning.
Compare that to many emerging bands that sound like clones of bands from ten years ago. You could swap album tracks and a lot of people would hardly notice.
help me understand how out of such young minds lyrics like "I wish I could rewrite the story of my life" 16:05 come out!
Who wouldn't want to do that?
I am so happy you decided to do this one! It is the video I use when introducing them. I make sure to let them know their age, and to keep that in mind when they watch. I tear up each and every time, as it hits my feels like a mack truck! 🤘❤🔥🤘
Bel, I have followed the warning for nearly a year and progressively they have grown on me. I saw this particular video a few months ago for the first time and it's cemented the relationship. As you said it tugged on my heartstrings as they said an example for all young kids. No drugs, no alcohol, just pure hard work and love of what they do. They deserve the same support from reactors as does Angelina Jordan. Everyone subscribe to the warnings channel as well as Bel. Peace.
The public can tell when it's from the heart ❤️.
Their fierce independence, disillusionment of the record companies, so, they DIY!
Big kudos to the whole family ❤️🇲🇽
The first Ted X got me interested and this Ted X got me hooked and haven’t stopped since they are just the kind of band that you can’t go a day without listening to them thanks for reacting to this performance cheers
Nice to see someone else who appreciates the fills as much as I do.
Never get tired of watching this one.
Met the girls in june in montreal.drove 10 hrs from nb.wasnt disappointed
An easterner! My family is from up by PEI 😄
Saint john
@@BeldvlmntThey opened with fire and closed with fire!
@@BeldvlmntDani is derided by the haters for not shredding. They say she does not know how to do it. If they only knew.
The Warning es un regalo al Rock.
Re the drum stick in the last song... at 24:52 you can see the tip split and flew off, landing on the cymbal. At 24:59 she gets a new stick. At 25:35 she hits that cymbal and the tip flies off . (can you tell I've watched this too many times?)
Fun Fact: Pau did NOT break two sticks during Survive. Watch closely. She broke a stick and the piece landed on her cymbal. She got another stick and later she hit the cymbal and chunk went flying! hahaha
BTW, she does use a double bass pedal. She has a fixed, closed hi hat to her right for a few reasons.
Actually she only broke one stick, The splinter landed on her cymbal and flew off when she hit it.🤣
Gracias al universo por mandarnos a tan extraordinarias diosas del rock. Saludos
The most inspirational speech i have ever seen from a band , backed up by a fantastic performance , especially for their ages .Top class .
This is their second performance at TedX. The year before the Video received the most views of any TedX video that year and they were invited back. This is the first song with the introduction and explaining why they were there. th-cam.com/video/vJ3H3MgWjRE/w-d-xo.html
This performance was my first exposure to The Warning, like it was for many others, and I was definitely warned after seeing it. I love what Dany says about how much work goes into making an album cuz even though I'm not a musician, I love the experience of listening to full albums and I greatly appreciate the songwriting and musicianship that goes into it, especially concept albums like QOTMS. Pau has broken many drumsticks before and the way she responded to it in this performance of Survive is how she always does. That quote from Dany, "music is passion, music is hope, music is life" is probably her most famous quote cuz TWA always changes it to "Dany is passion, Dany is hope, Dany is life".
Awesome band! But I want to say as well, you are in the top echelon of reactors I've watched and I've watched quite a few. You just know you're stuff, BUT you aren't smug about it...just super informative! Very well done as always.
I appreciate this so much 🙏 thank you for the kind words and support. I agree, this band is awesome and it’s so good to see them be true to their vision. Be well my friend
We always talk about Pau's ability to play like she does and sing lead. This really impresses me on this video in particular. Each time she comes out after playing she struggles to catch her breath but when she is singing she does it with seemingly little effort but we now know just how difficult it is. Especially, playing Survive where she sings much of the lead.
Those were some of his first compositions and from there came jewels like Survive which is still among my favorite songs
The Warning is the best hard rock group of the current generation.
Their Enter Sandman cover video caught my attention, this video sucked me in and then Dust to Dust sealed the deal for me. It's been the Warning pretty much every day since for the last 2 years. I'm 45 and normally listen to 80's Hair Metal, Rock, Heavy Metal, along with the Metal and Rock from the 90's and up. Something about how they play and how much they enjoy it draws me in. Saw the Live in Chicago this year after the meet and greet. Their dad Luis was very friendly, Rudy their manager was very approachable and cool, and the girls were sweethearts. My wife and I ended up in front of Ale about 2 rows back from the stage and they were a blast to watch. They had so much fun and made it entertaining. Rudy took Ale's setlist and gave it to my wife. Perfect ending to the night. Oh and Pau only broke one stick. The piece landed on a cymbal and she knocked it off at the part you noticed.
Pau does use the single pedal. I cannot speak for her, but I have noticed that she does not have her kit set up like many pros. My theory is that with her diminutive size (5 foot even), she has reach challenges that most players do not face. She makes up for her lack of wingspan with creative patterns and technique. She started striking her cymbals on the upswing, coming off her toms at a very young age for instance.
Love it, thanks for taking the time. Inspirational just to see the pure enjoyment.
Like so many others, this is the performance that drew me to The Warning. I saw a short on Instagram of Pau drumming during the close of Unmendable, followed it to TH-cam and thus began my trip down the rabbit hole. I grew up on "Classic Rock" only it was just rock back then. The music changed. Corporations took over. Everything was based on formulas. I stopped listening. The Warning brought me back. There are many reasons why I am so vested in their journey and why I became a Patreon. When I watched this TedX through, the first time having seen it dozens of times since, it was the feels...joy, passion, family, hope, inspiration. Great reaction. I know you were a fan before, but now, "You've been Warned."
"You ever just like seeing people be excited?" This is my whole obsession with live music and sports. When musicians love what they do, you can see it on their face...these 3 are prime examples. All 3 members of Green Day, Brent Smith from Shinedown, Josh Katz (sp?) from Badflower...the passion just oozes out of their facial expressions. Then to see excitement and greatness in sports is the same thing. Or to see celebrations of achievement. Bro I'm 1000000% on board with you on that for sure.
Yesssss it’s like an extreme empathy thing or something!! Absolutely agreed - I gravitate to live 9/10 times when possible. You just can’t beat that feeling
They all are so, so great as their music too. They are worth to follow! And Ms. Alejandra... at the age of 12 that performance!
The entire universe has been warned!!
Viva The Warning!! ⚡⚡⚡
Ale's bass fits perfectly into Pau's drums, leaving big air for the vocals and Dany's guitar. As you noticed, Ale's control of when the notes begin and end is perfect, along with her dynamics. Her bass lines can carry the entire tune when required, allowing Dany to play as sloppy or tight as she wishes or even stop playing without us feeling that something is missing. Here are a few seconds of Ale carrying the musical freight while Dany and Pau drive the audience crazy. th-cam.com/users/shortslwUIU3j8sp8
If you like these kind of videos about their history, then you should react to...
- Their Metallica cover went viral. This is how they kept rocking.
- The Warning [TIDAL Rising Documentary]
... You can find both videos here in youtube.
That is what they put first: The band matters, the song matters, no personal interests do.
This could help answer your questions about their rig and would also be interesting to have you watch those and comment on them.
The Warning: Dany equipment rundown th-cam.com/video/oV9BfTfeqHc/w-d-xo.html
The Warning: Dany's Line 6 Helix LT pedalboard th-cam.com/video/qdzZHL32_IY/w-d-xo.html
The Warning: Ale equipment rundown th-cam.com/video/ADk8jEMr0iY/w-d-xo.html
The Warning: Pau equipment rundown th-cam.com/video/sdJqYrzsfWg/w-d-xo.html
They have of course changed their instruments some since then, but still interesting for the rest of the rig. FYI Ale now plays a custom 5-string Spector bass, Dany now plays PRS and Pau has been playing DW for a while.
Pau breaks only 1 stick, you can clearly see it in the video if you put your attention on it, but the broken part lands on a cymbal and later when she hits it, that piece goes flying in the air.
And this was really interesting too. From The Warning Argentina channel Paulina Villarreal Masterclass - Soundcheck Xpo 2022. English Subtitles (Official Stream). It is from early this year but Pau gives a look at part of what she has on the laptop. She opens it up around the 50 minute mark.
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See To Backtrack or Not To Backtrack... That Is The Question | THE WARNING from the
Ryan Roxie Official channel. It also helps that they record their own backing track. In this case, Pau was credited with the piano on the backing track.
Their backing tracks are very minimal, and they can certainly play without them. Some bands rely on them way too much, and can't play without them. They do use a click track for timing, but again... they have gone without just fine.
University of Nevada: In this presentation of The Warning, despite their age, they demonstrated their quality, their energy and their passion for good Rock, great and talented instrumentalists, excellent composers, there are many rock groups but not the quality of The Warning, live There is no better group than TW, a proliferating band with more than 40 songs and all of them of quality, their composition capacity is inexhaustible, TW generates again the lost feeling of taste for good rock
They have said over and over that they were inspired by Queen, Pink Floyd, AC/DC, Muse, My Chemical Romance, K-Pop and J-Rock. They have seen Muse in concert multiple times. They went to a K-Pop concert in LA for Ale’s 15th birthday (Seventeen, I believe).
She turns 18 on the 13th of this month. I believe they will be in Nashville by then.
@@lonelywind3511 I hope you realize that Seventeen is a K-Pop band, not necessarily her age.
@@Dave_Marks no, I had no idea about that.
Great reaction!. This is one of the videos I recommend to people that don't know the band. As good writer/ musicians they are I believe they are even better people. They just finished a 90 something show tour in Lima, Peru. You need to check it out.
That was show #103 for 2022. They did have a few cancels due to sickness tho.
@@gman125 What amazed me was the number of radio station appearances they made, banging out 2 or 3 songs, and then playing a 70 to 90 minute set the same evening. I was afraid Dany was gonna strain her voice.
Glad you liked this performance. This is the performance that HOOKED me on The Warning!
Wow, Streetheart ( Almost positive that I've never heard anyone, anywhere mention them!) ...always liked that band, have all their vinyl albums and listen to them often. Cool that you dig them as well.
Excellent reaction, can always rely on you to have interesting thoughts.
Glad that you're working your way through The Warning's catalogue!
Streetheart was the first show I ever worked on - I was a stage manager for a triple header when I was 16. I was such a huge fan of Kenny Shields already that this was my first taste of being starstruck lol. He sat cross legged on the stage with me and just listened to the band tune up and get prepped - it was such a religious moment for me lol. Rest In Peace, Kenny. I was fortunate enough to build a bit of a relationship with them over the 6 or 7 years of working with the band!
@@Beldvlmnt Very cool! I listened to a LOT of Canadian Rock during the 80s on CHOM out of Montreal. US radio in my area (VT) wasn't playing anything much that I liked and Canadian rock was excellent!
Another band that caught my ear was Leggat (the Leggat brothers), their double LP "Illuminations" was great - White Flags in particular was a favorite of mine.
I won't continue to list the great bands from North of the border.....way too many and now The Warning is my 'go-to' rock band
I've looked forward to your The Warning reactions since your first one, really appreciate your perspective (even if I'm not a tech nerd!).
There's a lot to be impressed with by these sisters, for sure. Keep going!
I remember an interview where the interviewer mentioned this TED talk and Pau looked at her sisters and said, "Is that the performance where I only broke one drumstick?"
Re: the click track. One of them, I think it was Pau, said in a showcase instructional thing that after their recording sessions for the Error album, David Bendeth, the producer, gave them the samples that Pau incorporated into her laptop's software for use on the backing track. But it was such a different thing for them (from what they had been doing with their previous albums) that she and Ale had to rehearse a new way to synchronize their playing so that they could stay in time with each other providing the foundation for Dany to key onto. So, in a way they are doing a click track but also varying off the leading and falling edges of the beat. I think this gives them a much more warm, natural sound.
Pau does use double kick drum pedals, BTW. They're DW, I'm pretty sure as that is the brand of her usual drum kit. There are a few songs that you can hear it on, like Evolve for example. As with all their music, they only do things in songs when it makes sense. Dany, Pau and Ale all perform the songs as composed as much as possible. They aren't vying for the spotlight, playing a solo just to be playing a solo. That's one of the many things I like about them. I think one of the problems with Rock in the late 70s and 80s was the seemingly obligatory solos during concerts. Every member had to have one. Sometimes there were multiple solos during a performance. It became formulaic to the genre and underscored the excessiveness that prevailed and led to the demise of its mainstream support, in my opinion. There's nothing wrong with solos, per see, but they need to fit into the song's structure and motif. Yes, solos are fun to watch and they allow a musician to showcase their talent, but they can detract from the band, adversely impact the cohesion, and distract from the try focus, which is the music itself. I hate it that people ding Dany for not playing that many guitar solos, or for how brief the ones she does play are. Some even say she's not a lead guitarist but just a rhythm guitarist who sometimes plays lead. Dany is a musician. She plays multiple instruments (guitar, piano, and saxophone are the ones I know of) and does so probably better than any of her critics.
Yep. I'm a fan of Nightwish, and they only use a solo if it fits the song, and none are overdone. That's just one of the things that drew me to The Warning. Also, they had me hooked from the first song I ever heard.
Pau is beating the drums like they owe her money, she is a tiny ball of energy. I wouldn't be surprised if they were at least inspired by the old school rock I grew up listening to in the 70's and 80's. We have been warned 🤘
cant get enough of the warning. the farther down the rabbit hole i go the more i realize they have saved the hope for good rock and roll for most of us. great reaction. on survive my take was dany and pau were the two side of the argument . brilliant writing and execution. there talent is unmatched in my opinion .they deserve all the accolades i think they are recieving and hoping they are . do more warning please. thanks
I’m sure someone has already said this, but regarding the broken drumstick on SURVIVE-watch it again closely. Shortly after Pau sits down she breaks a stick. The other half comes to rest on one of the cymbals. You later noticed it flying of the cymbal when she hits it again!!
Thanks, BEL, for the great review. I thoroughly appreciate the technical expertise. It adds a lot to the review for non-technical people like myself
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Favorite Tedx, the one you just watched lol. Second favorite, The Warning's first Tedx
Dany wrote "When I'm Alone" as a class assignment when they spent several weeks at Berkelee College of Music in Boston. GREAT song, inspired by a bit of homesickness.
Love the Les Paul. I wish she played with one once and awhile. Just a fuller sound than a PRS.
I saw this last year and this is when I knew, I just knew, they were the real deal, touched by the gods and I was all in.
One year later and I am still, every night, rockin the fudge out to the best rock band in the world. End of.
Im 64 they have the 80s vibe for me. Love your reaction
Actually she broke just one stick with the broken off piece landing on one of the cymbals. Then she hit the cymbals and the piece went flying off. Pau the Destroyer
I wonder if anyone in that audience knew they were sitting in front of future rock stars and only a few years later would be come to rely on as a solid opening act for some of the largest rock bands. i.e. GNR, Foo Fighters, Muse .. who knows what is next in store for them in 2023
Great reaction !!
I think everyone in the first, second and third rows got their faces melted off ... :))
They are my new favorite band.
Ale is my new favorite bass player !! :))
“I’m sure she can play very fast” me: just wait😎
This video is always a favorite. The way Pau hits the shit out of the drums in the first song is always a joy to watch lol. Unmendable is one of my favorite songs, it's so incredibly catchy.
I have sied it befor that this band has made a whol new sound in rock music.
You said something I've been looking for the words to say. 2 kinds of guitar solos. 1. For guitar players and no one else cares.😂 When I was growing up alot if my friends were musicians. They would love these guitar solos that I couldn't stand. I called it "musician music".👍
@ 24:51 of your video, part of Pau's stick goes flying (L) to (R) and lands on her cymbal. Love how she "didn't miss a beat".
Gran reacción, y si The Warning es ahora una realidad, un refrescante relevo ante la salida inminente de los clásicos, y una posibilidad de contender ante nuevos géneros
YES Streetheart... great band and AMAZING song by them... terrific example... and yea their version was way better than the stones original with marimba etc..... but the warning is today and I'm loving that in my 50s I have found a new young rock group that reminds me (and you!) of our favorite bands growing up
At 24:52 Pau snapped the a piece of her right stick and the piece landed on the right back cymbal.. You can see the piece fly off the cymbal 25:36 to her right
Pau didn't Break two drum Sticks she only broke one, when she Broke the Stick a Big Piece flew and landed on the Symbol so when she hit that Symbol that Piece Flew in the Air and it looks like she broke Another stick but no she just Broke One. Back in 2018 The Warning opened 2 Shows for The Killers and Pau said She was going to give away 3 drum sticks on Patreon that she used during the concert to 3 lucky winners and I was one of the Lucky winners, The Drum Stick is Pink well Half of it is pink the top Half is all beat up chipped and almost broken in Half and the bottom half is still Pink and that's where she Autographed it.
They are so much better now!
The power others have over you is the power you are willing to give them. The Warning understood that at a very young age and basically said „🖕“ …and TWA said „🤘“.😊
Bear in mind at this time, Dani's English still had a heavy Spanish accent. You can hear it so much more then, than in her interviews now. There was a great back story to what she was talking about as far as 'changing' to meet the record label's expectations. Let's just say, an executive suggested a couple things so egregious that got him 'escorted' out of their house by their father and their manager. BTW this performance of Survive was the 1 that got me hooked on TW so many yrs ago. Pau is just a monster!!!
A lot of newer fans have heard about that record label incident, but don't know much else. Is that where somebody addressed Pau as "Hon"? Other details? Also regarding Dany's [and all of them] accents. "Now" they have a fairly distinct "West Los Angeles" accent. Every so often, Dany's pronunciation of S/Z moves to East Los Angeles [heavily Latino area], and Pau occasionally moves up the 405 Freeway and gets a tiny bit of "Valley" accent.
Good video! 👌🏼🇲🇽
Rewatching, I caught your reference to Streetheart's cover of Under My Thumb. The bass line at the end was blistering, as in blistering my fingers to learn it. Although that band caved in, a very successful band arose from the ashes.
Carambas...!!
Every time I come back to this presentation I remember what happened to me the first time I saw it complete.
It's only there that you see three beautiful creatures from whom you expect to hear sweet, tender, mellow, very melodic and perhaps even funny songs...
In the end, you don't really know what happened in those 18 or 19 minutes of your life.
Slowly you are assimilating how you survived two powerful storms and a hurricane...
You are remembering that at some point among the electrical storm with hurricane winds, earthquakes and an erupting volcano, causing you an unexpected shock,
you find yourself in the eye of the storm with a warm sun that calms you and fills you with light, returning your soul to your body...
It is the most tender and sweet voice of an angel that shakes you unexpectedly (Ale's voice)...
Once again the unexpected.
As you become aware of what happened, you will also realize that you are hopelessly, and surprisingly, trapped in one of the coolest experiences of your life.
Even though you had been warned!!
Greetings from México
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This is freaking insane and phenomenal
I am not a huge fan of tracks, but I understand why a three piece would need/want to use them. It only really bothers me when a band literally cannot step on stage without them. There have been many The Warning shows where the click goes out, and the band does not even miss a beat (most times the audience does not even realize it).
As a former (very average) drummer, I tried playing drums and singing once...! Emphasis on the word "once"! I wasn't anxious to repeat the experience and the other members of the band weren't in any hurry to change my mind! 😄
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I don't know why. But every time I hear Pau's part on "Survive" I envision Alice (The Honeymooners) saying that to Ralph.
Double kicks in heels!
Pau has changed a bit her way to play. I think she loosed a lot of energy
They signed with Lava record because Lava Record did not force them to change their music, their clothes ...
Ali plays keyboards in "the end" from QOMS :th-cam.com/video/FK7pLOWEYJU/w-d-xo.html
Watch Pau in this version th-cam.com/video/Zqq7duw_H3o/w-d-xo.html
Have you done The Warning's first TedX yet?
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Pau:
And now I'll perform the next song, in the drum set, on heels while singing... Beacuse I can 😎
Pau at that time controlled the performance click etc. Used a peddle on the left and right to trigger it, which is why she may play so open. They now share the management of the songs. Pau set's up with a 16,17 and 18" on the right. Yes sing and drum, there aren't many and most of them voices modulate (not the right word) to the strikes. Pau does not.
They have actually always played with metronome, that’s how they’ve learned, how they rehearsed, therefore, that’s the reason for them to play theirs songs ALWAYS the same, and of course: the reason for them to sound that good live; it’s kind of strange that a rock band has evolved and matured as session musicians, that’s something that has played very good for them, since now they’re, at their very young age, very good at their instruments, and very well structured as a band; not too many bands can sound that much as they sound at their studio albums like The Warning does.