Can you imagine as teenagers, going to a foreign country, speaking a 2nd language, and performing 3 original songs? So brave. They nailed it on top of that. The talent tho!
@@musikbyjhThere is one video of a concert 30 min set were they are killing it and towards the end little Ale steps on the bass cord and disconnects the bass so Dani races to her side to check what happened and tries to fix the problem While playing ( the song was survive) but she could not do anything so she goes back to continue the song, so what does Ale do without sound to her bass? She puts her hands up and starts clapping encouraging the audience to clap. This wast towards the end of the song and their set. The festival was heaven and hell if you want to look it up.
At 17,15 and 12 years old, who the hell writes and performs meaningful songs like this? Amazing doesn't seem to be a sufficient enough description for these thoughtful and passionate sisters. Thx you guys keep em coming.
You two should now watch their Berklee School of Music Video. All 3 of them went and Ale's Mom had to carry her Bass around as Ale was two short and the bass would hit Ale's ankles. Also, they had a BIG surprise when they finished the summer course.
I'm also one of the many TWA members warned by this performance. I immediately went down the rabbit hole. I had never seen someone literally destroy their drum kit while playing. The passion, energy, and just wave of sound blew me away. Add in their professionalism and what they stood for and I was hooked. Not to mention the musicianship. just wow.
Thank you, Kit!! We'll soon do the entire Lunario concert as a Premiere, where they cover the QOTMS second album (from what we are told). Hope to see you there!!
Hey guys, great reaction once again. This TEDx performance is what brought a lot of fans into TWA. I still remember seeing it for the first time and thinking "How can three sisters have this much talent and stage presence at such a young age" It was easy to see that they had a bright future ahead of them.
Tengo 61 años y han habido grupos y bandas que me han encantado, supertramp, genesis, iron maiden, guns & roses, dire straits, u2, etc. etc. pero jamás me habían enganchado como lo han hecho estas tres fenomenales artistas.💓🤟
Fun Fact: the girls did a self- reaction to this TEDx. Pau was surprised how high she was raising her arms and hitting the drums. She also said several times how adorable Ale was and that she wanted to hug her. Ale was 12 at the time. English is their second language, and for her to speak so clearly and without hesitation shows her confidence and intelligence and off the cuff without queue cards or teleprompter. Notice in the song "When I'm Alone " Dany sings the whole song "alone." There are no harmonies by Pau and Ale. Same at the Teatro Metroplitan concert. This is Dany's song literally.
The Lunario concert is their first presentation of their second album: Queen Of The Murder Scene (QOTMS). That concert has a few songs from their first album separating the chapters of QOTMS, which is a concept album.
This was my introduction to The Warning rabbit hole (like many other members of The Warning Army) it still blows me away after hundreds of viewings, just how mature and composed they were! Absolute Rockstars!
Yes, Lunario is the debut of their 2nd album The concept album Queen of the Murder Scene. It also contains some songs from the 1st Album XXI Century Blood. For the main performance of that 1st album Dakota Bar is the go-to. It’s a fantastic show as well & worth its own viewing. Foro DiDi is another QotMS performance but that one includes the debut of ‘Narcisista’ (& a fantastic a cappella version of ‘Crimson Queen’ due to an equipment failure)
The MC that introduced them to the stage (not shown in this video) mentioned that their Ted Talk performance from the previous year was the #1 most watched video from that whole event. I'm guessing that earned them the invite back that Ale mentions, "thank you so much for the invitation". The first song, Unmendable has been my favorite song for a while now. The 2nd half of the song is always stuck in my head.
I was already watching and enjoying The Warning videos regularly on YT. When they released this TEDx talk and XXI Century Blood I knew it was for life. I always enjoy watching people see this show. Thanks.
As some of TWA have already said in the comments below, the Lunario concert is where they played the full QOTMS album but they also played 5 songs off XXI Century Blood. They played one after Dust To Dust and the rest in between each of the chapters and finished off with Survive. 🤘
In October of 2017, The Warning opened for Def Leppard in Mexico City. Pau tells the story that Def Leppard's manager saw how young they were and thought that they were just going to pretend to play to a backing track, or something. After their show Def Leppard was so impressed that they invited them on to their Guadalajara show and the guys came out on the stage to watch them.
One of Paulina's influences is Neil Peart. There are others as well. Not saying Neil is the main influence just one of them. It's fitting as he wrote most of Rush's lyrics and Paulina writes as well. She sings however and Neil did not. Another 3 piece power trio had two lead singers. One was the drummer, Gil Moore. Triumph, also like Rush was from Canada.
The album they are talking about here is the album prior to the one featured at Lunario. This one is Twenty-first Century Blood. The album featured at Lunario is Queen of the Murder Scene.
Count me in as one of The Warning Army who got hooked by this performance. THis is the one that sent me down the rabbit hole. Their poise while speaking, in a second language, is fantastic. The unbridled energy during their performance. Pau here is some cross between the groove of Mick Fleetwood and the chaos of Animal. Love seeing it. Thanks for doing this. We know you will be back for more!
If you watch later performances of Survive, the band has developed a bit of choreography during the song. When Pau is singing and at a couple certain points in the song Ale and Dany do a synchronized guitar swing. When Dany is singing Ale and Pau do a couple synchronized sideways hair flips or head bobs if you will. I always find myself watching for those moments when I see a performance of Survive now. By this point in her career Pau has likely broken enough drumsticks that it doesn’t even phase her. She earned the nicknames Animal by her sisters and shredder by the fans (which she wasn’t keen on). The broken part of the stick flys sideways in this performance but in others it almost seems she's aiming them at Dany…lol. There have been a couple of incidents of broken sticks flying by Dany and ending up in the crowd. Today Pau seldom breaks sticks (all drummers do occasionally) as she has become so much more efficient in her playing style.
They were damn rock stars even back then!! It's outstanding, guys .... at those times to got the confidence, the talent and the stage presence in front of a platea of hundreds of people in another country... i simply don't believe it!
We can't believe it either. I mean, to be on a TED talk so young....they are destined for greatness and living that dream. They deserve every bit of success for how hard they work. Just amazing gals overall!!
Their speech wasn't rehearsed very much. They said they put it together the night before. I don't know if you noticed but Pau was wearing heels while playing the drums...lets make it just a bit tougher! At this show they were 17, 15 and 12.
These girls aren’t just talented, they are smart! I found it interesting that I was hearing the cymbals in my left ear and the drums on the right in the first song. Jeremy, I’m sure you heard that too. Nice change-up in the last song with the piano. They are quite the trio being able to accomplish so much at such a young age. Great reaction today on The Warning Wednesday!!
This TedX performance was great. They were promoting their first album XXI Century Blood. The Lunario concert that you want to react to is a concert where they promote their second album Queen of the Murder Scene which is a concept album. In that concert they perform the whole album with a few songs thrown in from their first album to fill out the concert.
Definitely one of the most important videos of them to watch because it’s the essence of what makes them so special! I just love watching you react to them, especially this one - you look like two proud parents watching their daughters!!! Most enjoyable watching you 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Wow, thank you for this sweet compliment. We DO feel like proud parents!!! It's been such a joy watching and learning about these incredible sisters. We love them! ⚠️🥷🏻❤️
These sisters are overwhelmingly talented!! At the time they did this TEDx presentation they were 17, 15 and 12. Amazing! To me this was a beyond awesome presentation. The things they talked about were very well spoken and spot on!! Besides being rock stars they are smart, humble, funny and the nicest people on earth! Viva The Warning!! ⚡⚡⚡
.. with their OWN music. First album has many great tracks imo which they still play live sometimes, lucky us. Also Dany doing solo version of When I am alone , check Monterrey 2023 version if interested. Try to keep your eyes dry.
I have seen this so many times. Like so many of my TWA brothers and sisters, this was my true introduction to Dany, Pau and Ale. As a person who makes a living as a creative individual I have had very similar experiences and it resonates so deeply...but I'm a lot older than these amazingly mature and incredible artists. I come to watch just to find that inspiration I need, or support when things aren't going great. The wisdom, confidence and drive they demonstrate, along with the epic level of talent they display, it's incredible. It's undeniable. They are special, and I'm proud to have been a Patreon member since that day I found them back in 2021. Thank you for reacting to the entire presentation!
Love this comment so much...we are with you, older creatives who are so inspired and in awe of these three phenomenal "youngsters" who are wise beyond their years. You are right - undeniable!! Thanks again for the great comment, and hope to see you soon! - Jillian
I also found them in 2021. Choke was my first, then Enter Sandman 2014 followed by Enter Sandman 2021, then TedX 2017, then Evolve. At this point I was inspired to pick up my guitar again. I have not stopped both The Warning following and promoting and my own guitar playing. I'll neve be as good as The Warning but I have new found enjoyment of playing. I am 61 yo at this time.
The second time I watched this performance was the moment where I was forced to accept the fact that Pau was my favourite drummer. I could no longer fight it - she was just too much here.
It's easy to see their having so much fun at this and still do. A long time ago Pau said she aspired to Neil Peart but later changed to just being the best she could be.
Thanks for the reaction! They were 16, 14 and 12 in this video and yes, it's crazy how composed and well spoken they are. Pau's inspirational speech always gets me. Incredible.
The Little Band That Could! This performance hooked so many of us. They are just so earnest, eloquent, dedicated, passionate - how can you not fall in love with them & want them to fulfill their dreams? ❤ Great reaction! Looking forward to much more from these ladies.
I like the 2016 TedX even more because they talk more about themselves and even talk about their time at Berkley. All 3 were there not just Dany, but yes Dany wrote When I'm Alone while there about being home sick and missing her friends. They talk about how they got started and became a band. They play 2 original songs and a cover of The Pretender in that one as well. Ale was 12 in this one and was still only 11 in the 2016 video.
I never get tired of this one, or the 2016 TEDx. These early videos help us understand the process of becoming. We become what we think about, and we become what we do. The Warning have always been becoming a rock band. Not a girl band, or a cover band, or a bar band, but potential rock superstars. Last week, they were on ShipRocked, a rock-and-roll cruise in the Caribbean with over 30 other bands and a lot of fans. They played the encore at the farewell concert. Now 19, 22, and 24, they're headed for greatness. These TEDx performances were very prescient. They had the spark anyone needs to succeed: a burning desire to do something they like.
Never gets old watching this and seeing new fans being genuinely entertained by this performance warms the heart. This was indeed my first exposure to The Warning during 2020 lockdown. It came up in my feed after watching RUclips videos of classic rock reactions. Like many in The Warning Army, I was forever hooked. Thanks for bring back that feeling.
Thanks for the great reaction! I live in Reno, NV and have for 40 years. I also worked in construction and helped build many of the buildings at UNR! So you can imagine the angst I felt when I found out they had performed there in 2016 and 2017 and I didn’t realize this!! Of course I didn’t know who they were at that time, but if I had heard this while walking by, I would have been an army member a whole lot sooner!!!😂😂😂⚡️
Oh my gosh, we can only imagine finding out they were in the place you help BUILD!! Thanks for watching and the fun comment. Always a treat to see you here, @legslark!
Another great reaction. This is in my top 3 performances by these ladies. PAU is the QUEEN of the murder scene. She absolutely slays her drum kit everytime. ❤❤❤THE WARNING❤❤❤PAU💚🤍❤️ now you know where you have been warned came from.
Pau very solid tempo by this time at 14, Ale at 12 also solid tempo (+ puppy cuteness overload) Dany at 17 turns in her best vocal performance to date. This is next level Dany for the time.
You two are awesome.. The Warning are awesome.. Today everything is awesome.. Ale is so cute.. Dany & Pau too. That's the most words I've ever heard Ale speak at once.. These young ladies are so cool . 🚧☢️🚧🤟🎶☮️
So I love The Professor's drum work, but don't really see the connection between the two. The trio often mention such influences as Muse, but I can't recall Neil Peart being mentioned. There are some similarities. Both are trios, the drummers both are the lyricists (mostly), both do great music. But Rush was much more the prog rock group, very complex songs, with the bass much more out front in a lead role. Rush wrote no love songs, but certainly did social observations and commentary. Much more alternate time structures. But TW does such great earworm music, can't get enough. Some alternate time structures. It is now that we will be seeing their influences mentioned in regard to others.
Pau mentioned Peart in a magazine interview several years back when all three were asked that question. Their first answers, though there were one or two others added, were Brian May for Dany, Paul McCartney for Ale, and Neil Peart for Pau. I believe there was another time where Pau mentioned Peart but I can't remember when and where but it too was in an interview setting. Those were specific musicians not groups. The number of groups are much more than just Muse (#1 for all 3) and include some other genres as well like K-Pop.@@tomcanfield705
They gained lots of new supporters with this TEDx - their 2nd one in 2 years. The Lunario performance will bring you Dany the storyteller, Ale the freebird and Pau the busy bee to the stage. Want to know what I am talking about? Hurry and react to QOTMS at Lunario CDMX, song by song, chapter by chapter, livestream, or ...
I KNOW!! We need to get on this pronto. We have a few more Warning song donation requests to get through first... unless we squeeze in another weekend premiere?!!? Hmmm...let's see what we can do!! ❤️🥷🏻
The Lunario concert was the premiere of the concept album Queen of the Murder Scene. The structure of the concert, if you watch the whole thing, is that they play a song from the previous album, XXI Century Blood, at the end of each chapter, and one after the prologue, Dust to Dust. Each chapter is 3 songs and there are 4 chapters.
If you weren't Warned before, now you have been Warned. There is no band in the world like these girls. This was their second TED performance - they were invited back after their success the previous year.
Pau’s stick breaks but lands on the symbol and stays there until she hits the symbol and the broken part flies off (17:45). In another concert she drops a stick, immediately switches hands with the remaining stick, and continues playing the symbols with her bare hand until a break when she can retrieve a new stick. She’s a pro!
This ted talk is such a special piece of Warning history. This was for their first album 21st Century Blood, and the Lunario Concert is their Second album played in its entirety with some of the previous albums songs thrown in. That is a great watch too and I will definitely be there for a live stream of that one. ⚡
To my knowledge this was the first time "You have been warned" was said, by Pau no less, go figure. Yes Pau broke a stick and recovered like the pro she already was at that time. Ale was still playing a 4 string bass and just grooving out and laying it down. Dany is well, Dany, her voice just continues to mature and her slashing guitar style just works. During the breakdown instrumental section of 'Survive' that sparse keyboard bit is a plug in filler, and it works beautiful for that track. They only seem to do that when it's necessary which is great. They write as a trio to be able to bring it live, which they obviously do. Just fantastic on every level really, and they're still really young. For any drummers out there I wouldn't recommend playing in heels 😮😂
Lunario Concert is the full album "Queen of the Murder Scene" which is the concept album, also their second album. This show was after the release of ther first album, 21st Century Blood
There's something really special about witnessing artists growing up and becoming themselves. When it happens to be 3 people, and sisters at that, it's just all the more interesting. After 100s of Warning videos I think I have a sense of how they're like as people, but they are surprising. I think it's a testament to their upbringing that they will always have room to grow and surprise us, and themselves. There is confidence in action, but there is also confidence in constantly flexing and reaching out to the next way of being. I think they have this.
Great reaction! I hope you do the full Lunario concert. I don't know if someone already commented it, but the concept album is their second one, Queen of the murder scene. Something you should probably be aware of if you do react to Lunario is that in that concert they played the full QOTMS album, but with a few songs from XXI century blood interspersed. So, QOTMS is divided into a prologue song and four chapters of three songs each. The songs from XXICB come after each section, so the order is: prologue song from QOTMS, followed by one from XXICB. Then the 3 songs from chapter one of QOTMS, followed by another one from XXICB, and so on. Some people understandably get confused when they realize the setlist doesn't quite match the album, so, hopefully this helps.
Not a lot of 18 minute performance reactions I watch every time they come on, but no matter what I tell myself (you got work to do), I wind up watching this one from start to finish. Loved your reaction and professional observations too. Ale does a wonderful job with her part of the verbal presentation.
Where Dani is referring to all the hard work put into the album. The three girls have their fingers in every part of making an album. They don’t just go in and play the music and go home they are into the production side as well. Was watching a video by Rick Beato, He and their producer from the Error album David Bendeth did a mixing contest using their song Money. The girls joined them for a little bit. David and Dani were talking about mixing, and it got to the point where Dani said she liked it, he would make her sign a piece of paper that said she was happy with “this song”. For every song, apparently she kept wanting to tweak things here and there.
Amigos oficialmente han sido advertidos, es obligatorio hacer su presentación del 2016 anexo link Young Girls Love to Rock. | The Warning | TEDxUniversityofNevada | ruclips.net/video/dyJlh0tNK6Y/видео.htmlsi=S_rvS9iEGFCEe0h5 | saludos desde Ciudad de México TWA CDMX 🤘🤘🤘⚡⚡⚡🔥🔥🔥
David Grohl nailed it when inducting Rush into the R&R Hall of Fame…he said “Neil Peart is your Favorite Drummer’s Favorite Drummer”-I’m pretty sure he was talking about Pau (😆) who says that her biggest influence was The Professor You will hear David Gilmour’s influence on Dany when you do the reaction to the Lunario concert (especially the last song…)
Gran reacción!!!......Cuenta la leyenda que hubo un evento histórico en el que una chica de una banda de rock mexicana nos hizo una advertencia....... Viva the Warning!! 🤘🤘🤘
I just love how Pau used to play like Animal from the Muppets. Fun to watch, but she is exhausted after one song. She is a much more efficient drummer now, but still the most fun to watch of any drummer. Sitting back there like a queen on her throne. ❤❤❤
Lunario is the release show for the second album Queen of the Murder Scene which is the concept album and I think it's pretty much that album from front to back
Great Reaction Guys! Ale's Birthday is December 13th, Dany's is on January 30th, and Pau's is February 5th. So for this performance, which was in mid January 2017, Dany was still 16, Pau was still 14, and Ale had just turned 12 about a month prior. I had stumbled upon these Girls back in 2015, and I saw this video when it was first released. I knew right then that they were destine for greatness, they were so young, and yet so talented, pretty amazing stuff.... There was no turning back!!!
When I'm Alone is my favorite The Warning song. It's like Danny wrote the song for me. It sums up my feelings most days. Also an easy way to remember their ages is Danny was born in 2000 and the age differences are 2 and 3 years.
Back before Ale became a little bit introverted and, I suspect, somewhat gun-shy or possibly a little freaked out or scarred even by people constantly commenting about her appearance and age and playing and personality on social media… she went from this confident rock star girl to a somewhat cocky and alternative young teen and then into a very reserved and camera shy middle teen who wanted her microphone turned way down and even just outright stopped singing some of her harmony vocal parts in live shows… Something i observed in yt concerts and which Pau confirmed verbally during the London acoustic set which you can see on yt. But now I see Ale with her confidence back, having grown to accept that people find her visually attractive and musically great and interesting to hear discussing music, and she’s started singing bgs without pau finally… It must have been a strange life for her to grow up completely in the public eye, constantly being judged by strangers. I mean, heck, I’m doing it now, but with the best empathetic supportive intentions. They are all fascinating people, and I’m just really excited to see each of them taking over the music world in their individual ways! Ale was always so well spoken… So frickin intelligent and speaking in her second language!
I sense no judgement from your comment. Only observations. I would suspect that the support of both Dany and Pau along with Ale's parents had a lot to do with her transformation. Ale is quite well adjusted now more so I have seen from some of the latest interviews.
I love these comments, including how no one is snarky or mean to each other. Thank you all for being wonderful humans with a common love of our Warning ladies!!! Thanks for the helpful info, @don-music ...so interesting to hear your perspectives of Ale (it helps us "catch up")!! ❤️🥷🏻
all three of these songs are off the 2017 album "XXI Century Blood", an album about how they see the world and things they want to change in it... i don't recall seeing anything from DPA/TW about what inspired *Unmendable* ... some of us think it had to do with their negotiations with numerous labels that they turned down... *When I'm Alone* is Dany's song written when they were at Berklee Music College in 2015... she wrote it while very homesick and needing a song to turn in for a class assignment... Pau and Ale joining with only their instruments is very fitting for the feelings the song is conveying... *Survive* is obviously about a relationship going/gone bad... some think of a boy/girl relationship but it could be about any relationship... especially a relationship where partyA is telling partyB that partyB won't make it without partyA in their lives... to me, this sounds very much like it was inspired from the failed negotiations with those labels "that wanted to change them for the wrong reasons"... i can see those label people trying to get them to sign by trying to scare them with words like that... TWA ⚡🤘😸🤘⚡ TWA
if you watch closely, when Pau walks back around to her drums for *Survive* you see her bending over at the computer and getting it ready to go before she sits down on the drum throne... i think this was before she got her midi pedals to control the program so she has to manually do it between each song... this may also be before using Ableton Live for their click track and stems... later in the song, i think the outro section, the computer commands the keyboard to play a backing part... i think... but it could be a stem like they use when on the road without a keyboard... TWA ⚡🤘😸🤘⚡ TWA
Queen of the Murder Scene is the concept album that is best followed in order . . Which is their second album . . . . Also that is the first time the phrase "You have been Warned" was said . . And now is a Warning slogan . . Take care 💐🍻
I can’t call myself part of The Warning Army (because I haven’t really been aware of it’s existence until about a year ago), but I’ve followed these girls since I saw their viral Enter Sandman video and I’ve always taken a listen whenever I heard of a new Warning song come along. I was Impressed with them back then and I continue to be blown away with their progression as musicians and performers, and I’m always in awe of how kind and humble they seem to be. I feel like they are right on the verge of breaking huge, and it’s long overdue.
Ale talked way more in the 2 tedx then she does nowa days. I think it was cool that Pau spoke second to let the audience know and hear her out of breathless it expresses her passion and love of their music. This was the start of Ales on stage groove we see now. They were taught at Berkley how important stage presence is and they took that to heart! Queen Of The Murder Scene is a great album and if they had been signed with a label there is no way they would have allowed them to do this on only their second album. and ya Pau's stick splintered she reached low for a new one where now she has em in a cup, but this is most likely a barrowed drum set? but shortly after she hits her hi hat and you see the other part of her stick fly off. As cool as it looks to see Pau go crazy, her style now is more in control and less physically draining im sure... without the loss of power. They were the first band to be asked to come back for for a second show.. how great is that. Another great review. cioa for now from Victoria BC
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“Music is passion. Music is hope. Music is life”
Probably the most-tattooed quote ever from a TEDx talk
Can you imagine as teenagers, going to a foreign country, speaking a 2nd language, and performing 3 original songs? So brave. They nailed it on top of that. The talent tho!
We are just FLOORED by their talent, poise, determination, resilience...the list goes on and on. So incredibly impressive. Love these Ladies!!
@@musikbyjhThere is one video of a concert 30 min set were they are killing it and towards the end little Ale steps on the bass cord and disconnects the bass so Dani races to her side to check what happened and tries to fix the problem
While playing ( the song was survive) but she could not do anything so she goes back to continue the song, so what does Ale do without sound to her bass? She puts her hands up and starts clapping encouraging the audience to clap. This wast towards the end of the song and their set.
The festival was heaven and hell if you want to look it up.
@@musikbyjhDid you see their first appearance at TEDx before this one? To see the progress from one year to the next?
@@musikbyjhNeil Peart is one of her influences.
@@musikbyjhAlso the drummer of an Argentinian band called Eruca sativa is another of her influences.
The Warning is passion, The Warning is hope, The Warning is life
Here you can literally see Dany becoming a strong, fierce frontwoman and great lead vocalist.
At 17,15 and 12 years old, who the hell writes and performs meaningful songs like this? Amazing doesn't seem to be a sufficient enough description for these thoughtful and passionate sisters. Thx you guys keep em coming.
I know, we need better adjectives...these Ladies are truly incredible!!
Dany was actually 16 because the one from the year before she was 15 and Pau was 13 in the first one so she was 14
@@lillihartman9802 you are right this was 9 days before Daniela turned 17 and 2 weeks before Paulina turned 15 I thought it was close enough.
You two should now watch their Berklee School of Music Video. All 3 of them went and Ale's Mom had to carry her Bass around as Ale was two short and the bass would hit Ale's ankles. Also, they had a BIG surprise when they finished the summer course.
I'm also one of the many TWA members warned by this performance. I immediately went down the rabbit hole. I had never seen someone literally destroy their drum kit while playing. The passion, energy, and just wave of sound blew me away. Add in their professionalism and what they stood for and I was hooked. Not to mention the musicianship. just wow.
The concept album is queen of the murder scene their second album
Thank you, Kit!! We'll soon do the entire Lunario concert as a Premiere, where they cover the QOTMS second album (from what we are told). Hope to see you there!!
Hey guys, great reaction once again. This TEDx performance is what brought a lot of fans into TWA. I still remember seeing it for the first time and thinking "How can three sisters have this much talent and stage presence at such a young age" It was easy to see that they had a bright future ahead of them.
Tengo 61 años y han habido grupos y bandas que me han encantado, supertramp, genesis, iron maiden, guns & roses, dire straits, u2, etc. etc. pero jamás me habían enganchado como lo han hecho estas tres fenomenales artistas.💓🤟
Fun Fact: the girls did a self- reaction to this TEDx. Pau was surprised how high she was raising her arms and hitting the drums. She also said several times how adorable Ale was and that she wanted to hug her.
Ale was 12 at the time. English is their second language, and for her to speak so clearly and without hesitation shows her confidence and intelligence and off the cuff without queue cards or teleprompter.
Notice in the song "When I'm Alone " Dany sings the whole song "alone." There are no harmonies by Pau and Ale. Same at the Teatro Metroplitan concert. This is Dany's song literally.
The Lunario concert is their first presentation of their second album: Queen Of The Murder Scene (QOTMS). That concert has a few songs from their first album separating the chapters of QOTMS, which is a concept album.
Pau stated her biggest influence was Neil Peart. Dany said hers was David Gilmour, and Ale said Paul McCartney.
This was my introduction to The Warning rabbit hole (like many other members of The Warning Army) it still blows me away after hundreds of viewings, just how mature and composed they were! Absolute Rockstars!
Yes, Lunario is the debut of their 2nd album The concept album Queen of the Murder Scene. It also contains some songs from the 1st Album XXI Century Blood.
For the main performance of that 1st album Dakota Bar is the go-to. It’s a fantastic show as well & worth its own viewing.
Foro DiDi is another QotMS performance but that one includes the debut of ‘Narcisista’ (& a fantastic a cappella version of ‘Crimson Queen’ due to an equipment failure)
This is one of my favorite performances of theirs to watch. I have likely watched it over a two dozen times now. So glad you did this!
And speaking their 2nd language!
The MC that introduced them to the stage (not shown in this video) mentioned that their Ted Talk performance from the previous year was the #1 most watched video from that whole event. I'm guessing that earned them the invite back that Ale mentions, "thank you so much for the invitation". The first song, Unmendable has been my favorite song for a while now. The 2nd half of the song is always stuck in my head.
I was already watching and enjoying The Warning videos regularly on YT. When they released this TEDx talk and XXI Century Blood I knew it was for life. I always enjoy watching people see this show. Thanks.
As some of TWA have already said in the comments below, the Lunario concert is where they played the full QOTMS album but they also played 5 songs off XXI Century Blood. They played one after Dust To Dust and the rest in between each of the chapters and finished off with Survive. 🤘
Glad you got to see this performance - I think it is very insightful & shows their determination, grit, passion.
In October of 2017, The Warning opened for Def Leppard in Mexico City. Pau tells the story that Def Leppard's manager saw how young they were and thought that they were just going to pretend to play to a backing track, or something. After their show Def Leppard was so impressed that they invited them on to their Guadalajara show and the guys came out on the stage to watch them.
This is an important piece of Rock music history. All three of these songs kick ass. But their poise and composure when speaking is unreal.
Loved it. It makes me happy to see new warning fans experience some of the mile stones of this band. ❤
Love your reaction/ Pau is the only drummer I have ever seen play the kick drum in heels. AMAZING you see the closeup on their last song
One of Paulina's influences is Neil Peart. There are others as well. Not saying Neil is the main influence just one of them. It's fitting as he wrote most of Rush's lyrics and Paulina writes as well. She sings however and Neil did not. Another 3 piece power trio had two lead singers. One was the drummer, Gil Moore. Triumph, also like Rush was from Canada.
The album they are talking about here is the album prior to the one featured at Lunario. This one is Twenty-first Century Blood. The album featured at Lunario is Queen of the Murder Scene.
Count me in as one of The Warning Army who got hooked by this performance. THis is the one that sent me down the rabbit hole.
Their poise while speaking, in a second language, is fantastic. The unbridled energy during their performance. Pau here is some cross between the groove of Mick Fleetwood and the chaos of Animal. Love seeing it.
Thanks for doing this. We know you will be back for more!
Definitely MORE coming, Yeni!!! Thank you for being here!! ⚠️❤️🥷🏻
If you watch later performances of Survive, the band has developed a bit of choreography during the song.
When Pau is singing and at a couple certain points in the song Ale and Dany do a synchronized guitar swing.
When Dany is singing Ale and Pau do a couple synchronized sideways hair flips or head bobs if you will.
I always find myself watching for those moments when I see a performance of Survive now.
By this point in her career Pau has likely broken enough drumsticks that it doesn’t even phase her. She earned the nicknames Animal by her sisters and shredder by the fans (which she wasn’t keen on).
The broken part of the stick flys sideways in this performance but in others it almost seems she's aiming them at Dany…lol.
There have been a couple of incidents of broken sticks flying by Dany and ending up in the crowd.
Today Pau seldom breaks sticks (all drummers do occasionally) as she has become so much more efficient in her playing style.
Great info, thank you!! How stoked would you be catching a broken Pau drumstick?!!? I would be 1000%!!!
They were damn rock stars even back then!! It's outstanding, guys .... at those times to got the confidence, the talent and the stage presence in front of a platea of hundreds of people in another country... i simply don't believe it!
We can't believe it either. I mean, to be on a TED talk so young....they are destined for greatness and living that dream. They deserve every bit of success for how hard they work. Just amazing gals overall!!
I've been warned since 2013. I seen every single video, I been to 3 concerts, I have their CDs.
Their speech wasn't rehearsed very much. They said they put it together the night before. I don't know if you noticed but Pau was wearing heels while playing the drums...lets make it just a bit tougher! At this show they were 17, 15 and 12.
Unbelievable!!! Can you imaging giving a TED talk at any of those ages??!?!? Phenomenal!!
These girls aren’t just talented, they are smart! I found it interesting that I was hearing the cymbals in my left ear and the drums on the right in the first song. Jeremy, I’m sure you heard that too. Nice change-up in the last song with the piano. They are quite the trio being able to accomplish so much at such a young age. Great reaction today on The Warning Wednesday!!
What could be more confident than:
"Gracias... Hasta luego"!
These girls Rocks!
"Thank you! See you later!" gotta wonder if there was some premonition in there 😜
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The guitar solo in When I'm Alone is a Dany masterpiece, I love it!
This one tears me up I remember watching this when it first came out
This TedX performance was great. They were promoting their first album XXI Century Blood. The Lunario concert that you want to react to is a concert where they promote their second album Queen of the Murder Scene which is a concept album. In that concert they perform the whole album with a few songs thrown in from their first album to fill out the concert.
Definitely one of the most important videos of them to watch because it’s the essence of what makes them so special!
I just love watching you react to them, especially this one - you look like two proud parents watching their daughters!!!
Most enjoyable watching you 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Wow, thank you for this sweet compliment. We DO feel like proud parents!!! It's been such a joy watching and learning about these incredible sisters. We love them! ⚠️🥷🏻❤️
Thank you for this pleasant reaction to this presentation of The Warning, which is a true classic in the band's history.
This never gets old.
These sisters are overwhelmingly talented!!
At the time they did this TEDx presentation they were 17, 15 and 12. Amazing!
To me this was a beyond awesome presentation. The things they talked about were very well spoken and spot on!!
Besides being rock stars they are smart, humble, funny and the nicest people on earth!
Viva The Warning!! ⚡⚡⚡
17-15-12 can you believe it??
.. with their OWN music. First album has many great tracks imo which they still play live sometimes, lucky us. Also Dany doing solo version of When I am alone , check Monterrey 2023 version if interested. Try to keep your eyes dry.
I have seen this so many times. Like so many of my TWA brothers and sisters, this was my true introduction to Dany, Pau and Ale. As a person who makes a living as a creative individual I have had very similar experiences and it resonates so deeply...but I'm a lot older than these amazingly mature and incredible artists. I come to watch just to find that inspiration I need, or support when things aren't going great. The wisdom, confidence and drive they demonstrate, along with the epic level of talent they display, it's incredible. It's undeniable. They are special, and I'm proud to have been a Patreon member since that day I found them back in 2021. Thank you for reacting to the entire presentation!
Love this comment so much...we are with you, older creatives who are so inspired and in awe of these three phenomenal "youngsters" who are wise beyond their years. You are right - undeniable!! Thanks again for the great comment, and hope to see you soon! - Jillian
I also found them in 2021. Choke was my first, then Enter Sandman 2014 followed by Enter Sandman 2021, then TedX 2017, then Evolve. At this point I was inspired to pick up my guitar again. I have not stopped both The Warning following and promoting and my own guitar playing. I'll neve be as good as The Warning but I have new found enjoyment of playing. I am 61 yo at this time.
The second time I watched this performance was the moment where I was forced to accept the fact that Pau was my favourite drummer. I could no longer fight it - she was just too much here.
It's easy to see their having so much fun at this and still do. A long time ago Pau said she aspired to Neil Peart but later changed to just being the best she could be.
You can never be too Warned. 😀
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Thanks for the reaction! They were 16, 14 and 12 in this video and yes, it's crazy how composed and well spoken they are. Pau's inspirational speech always gets me. Incredible.
The Little Band That Could! This performance hooked so many of us. They are just so earnest, eloquent, dedicated, passionate - how can you not fall in love with them & want them to fulfill their dreams? ❤ Great reaction! Looking forward to much more from these ladies.
YUP! THE LITTLE BIG BAND FROM MONTEREY.
I like the 2016 TedX even more because they talk more about themselves and even talk about their time at Berkley. All 3 were there not just Dany, but yes Dany wrote When I'm Alone while there about being home sick and missing her friends. They talk about how they got started and became a band. They play 2 original songs and a cover of The Pretender in that one as well. Ale was 12 in this one and was still only 11 in the 2016 video.
I never get tired of this one, or the 2016 TEDx. These early videos help us understand the process of becoming. We become what we think about, and we become what we do. The Warning have always been becoming a rock band. Not a girl band, or a cover band, or a bar band, but potential rock superstars. Last week, they were on ShipRocked, a rock-and-roll cruise in the Caribbean with over 30 other bands and a lot of fans. They played the encore at the farewell concert. Now 19, 22, and 24, they're headed for greatness. These TEDx performances were very prescient. They had the spark anyone needs to succeed: a burning desire to do something they like.
Never gets old watching this and seeing new fans being genuinely entertained by this performance warms the heart. This was indeed my first exposure to The Warning during 2020 lockdown. It came up in my feed after watching RUclips videos of classic rock reactions. Like many in The Warning Army, I was forever hooked. Thanks for bring back that feeling.
Thank you for this thoughtful reply - you made me smile, @yeticatcher !! 🥷🏻❤️
Thanks for the great reaction! I live in Reno, NV and have for 40 years. I also worked in construction and helped build many of the buildings at UNR! So you can imagine the angst I felt when I found out they had performed there in 2016 and 2017 and I didn’t realize this!! Of course I didn’t know who they were at that time, but if I had heard this while walking by, I would have been an army member a whole lot sooner!!!😂😂😂⚡️
Oh my gosh, we can only imagine finding out they were in the place you help BUILD!! Thanks for watching and the fun comment. Always a treat to see you here, @legslark!
Amazing production values.
Another great reaction. This is in my top 3 performances by these ladies. PAU is the QUEEN of the murder scene. She absolutely slays her drum kit everytime. ❤❤❤THE WARNING❤❤❤PAU💚🤍❤️ now you know where you have been warned came from.
Pau very solid tempo by this time at 14, Ale at 12 also solid tempo (+ puppy cuteness overload) Dany at 17 turns in her best vocal performance to date. This is next level Dany for the time.
awesome reaction you guys! I love it! please more The Warning! 🤘🏻
Thank you so much, Agustin! More coming, promise!
The Dakota Bar is where they do their first album (21st Century Blood) live. ruclips.net/video/VuOBMQCtatM/видео.html
“18 minutes of Warning, awesome!! Get ready !!
Get your drinks!
Get your beverages…..”
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Get your tissues … 😂
You two are awesome.. The Warning are awesome.. Today everything is awesome.. Ale is so cute.. Dany & Pau too. That's the most words I've ever heard Ale speak at once.. These young ladies are so cool . 🚧☢️🚧🤟🎶☮️
You're the best, thank you!!! Same - most we've heard Ale and LOVED it!!!! More coming soon, my friend!
Fantastic performance from TW I don't no how many times I have seen this concert❤❤ thanks for the reaction J&J
Glad you enjoyed it, Michael!! Thank YOU for being here with us! ❤️🥷🏻
Pau’s biggest influence, which should be obvious, is Neil Peart.
So cool!!!
So I love The Professor's drum work, but don't really see the connection between the two. The trio often mention such influences as Muse, but I can't recall Neil Peart being mentioned.
There are some similarities. Both are trios, the drummers both are the lyricists (mostly), both do great music. But Rush was much more the prog rock group, very complex songs, with the bass much more out front in a lead role. Rush wrote no love songs, but certainly did social observations and commentary. Much more alternate time structures.
But TW does such great earworm music, can't get enough. Some alternate time structures. It is now that we will be seeing their influences mentioned in regard to others.
Pau mentioned Peart in a magazine interview several years back when all three were asked that question. Their first answers, though there were one or two others added, were Brian May for Dany, Paul McCartney for Ale, and Neil Peart for Pau. I believe there was another time where Pau mentioned Peart but I can't remember when and where but it too was in an interview setting. Those were specific musicians not groups. The number of groups are much more than just Muse (#1 for all 3) and include some other genres as well like K-Pop.@@tomcanfield705
@@tomcanfield705look for the interview they did in 2015. The English one, at 2:15 they talk about their inspirations and Neil Prat is mentioned.
@@tomcanfield705look for “the warning 2015 interview” the English one. The first five minutes have the relevant part related to Neil Peart.
They gained lots of new supporters with this TEDx - their 2nd one in 2 years. The Lunario performance will bring you Dany the storyteller, Ale the freebird and Pau the busy bee to the stage. Want to know what I am talking about? Hurry and react to QOTMS at Lunario CDMX, song by song, chapter by chapter, livestream, or ...
I KNOW!! We need to get on this pronto. We have a few more Warning song donation requests to get through first... unless we squeeze in another weekend premiere?!!? Hmmm...let's see what we can do!! ❤️🥷🏻
The Lunario concert was the premiere of the concept album Queen of the Murder Scene. The structure of the concert, if you watch the whole thing, is that they play a song from the previous album, XXI Century Blood, at the end of each chapter, and one after the prologue, Dust to Dust. Each chapter is 3 songs and there are 4 chapters.
If you weren't Warned before, now you have been Warned. There is no band in the world like these girls. This was their second TED performance - they were invited back after their success the previous year.
The first year was TEDX talks most viewed video in the country until they did this one which had even more views !!!!!!!!
@@GregPourciau Yup, this one has 1million views..
Pau’s stick breaks but lands on the symbol and stays there until she hits the symbol and the broken part flies off (17:45). In another concert she drops a stick, immediately switches hands with the remaining stick, and continues playing the symbols with her bare hand until a break when she can retrieve a new stick. She’s a pro!
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This ted talk is such a special piece of Warning history. This was for their first album 21st Century Blood, and the Lunario Concert is their Second album played in its entirety with some of the previous albums songs thrown in. That is a great watch too and I will definitely be there for a live stream of that one. ⚡
You mentioned that Ale’s bass is so big on her. Well I believe that bass is a 3/4 scale bass.
LONG LIVE THE VILLARREAL SISTERS!
It never gets old! Love The Warning, Awesome reaction!
To my knowledge this was the first time "You have been warned" was said, by Pau no less, go figure. Yes Pau broke a stick and recovered like the pro she already was at that time. Ale was still playing a 4 string bass and just grooving out and laying it down. Dany is well, Dany, her voice just continues to mature and her slashing guitar style just works. During the breakdown instrumental section of 'Survive' that sparse keyboard bit is a plug in filler, and it works beautiful for that track. They only seem to do that when it's necessary which is great. They write as a trio to be able to bring it live, which they obviously do. Just fantastic on every level really, and they're still really young. For any drummers out there I wouldn't recommend playing in heels 😮😂
Lunario Concert is the full album "Queen of the Murder Scene" which is the concept album, also their second album. This show was after the release of ther first album, 21st Century Blood
2017; Dany was 17, Pau was 15, and Ale was either 12 or 13
Fun Fact : Pau wore those weighted heels to keep from flying away during her Pau-copter maneuver. 🤪
There's something really special about witnessing artists growing up and becoming themselves. When it happens to be 3 people, and sisters at that, it's just all the more interesting. After 100s of Warning videos I think I have a sense of how they're like as people, but they are surprising. I think it's a testament to their upbringing that they will always have room to grow and surprise us, and themselves. There is confidence in action, but there is also confidence in constantly flexing and reaching out to the next way of being. I think they have this.
Great reaction! I hope you do the full Lunario concert. I don't know if someone already commented it, but the concept album is their second one, Queen of the murder scene. Something you should probably be aware of if you do react to Lunario is that in that concert they played the full QOTMS album, but with a few songs from XXI century blood interspersed.
So, QOTMS is divided into a prologue song and four chapters of three songs each. The songs from XXICB come after each section, so the order is: prologue song from QOTMS, followed by one from XXICB. Then the 3 songs from chapter one of QOTMS, followed by another one from XXICB, and so on. Some people understandably get confused when they realize the setlist doesn't quite match the album, so, hopefully this helps.
Suuuuper helpful, thank you!! This goes in our "show notes" for sure!!
I can't find words to describe how much i love this show... Its a thunder right into my heart ⚡
The Most beautiful band I've ever seen ....Talent beyond belief
Not a lot of 18 minute performance reactions I watch every time they come on, but no matter what I tell myself (you got work to do), I wind up watching this one from start to finish. Loved your reaction and professional observations too. Ale does a wonderful job with her part of the verbal presentation.
Huge compliment, thank you very much!! The work will always be there 🤪. Well, so will we. But we love that you pick us!! ❤️✌🏽
Where Dani is referring to all the hard work put into the album. The three girls have their fingers in every part of making an album. They don’t just go in and play the music and go home they are into the production side as well. Was watching a video by Rick Beato, He and their producer from the Error album David Bendeth did a mixing contest using their song Money. The girls joined them for a little bit. David and Dani were talking about mixing, and it got to the point where Dani said she liked it, he would make her sign a piece of paper that said she was happy with “this song”. For every song, apparently she kept wanting to tweak things here and there.
So cool, thanks for letting us know this existed. Love Rick Beato and look forward to seeing that video!
Amigos oficialmente han sido advertidos, es obligatorio hacer su presentación del 2016 anexo link Young Girls Love to Rock. | The Warning | TEDxUniversityofNevada | ruclips.net/video/dyJlh0tNK6Y/видео.htmlsi=S_rvS9iEGFCEe0h5 | saludos desde Ciudad de México TWA CDMX 🤘🤘🤘⚡⚡⚡🔥🔥🔥
Gracias!!!!
David Grohl nailed it when inducting Rush into the R&R Hall of Fame…he said “Neil Peart is your Favorite Drummer’s Favorite Drummer”-I’m pretty sure he was talking about Pau (😆) who says that her biggest influence was The Professor
You will hear David Gilmour’s influence on Dany when you do the reaction to the Lunario concert (especially the last song…)
Gran reacción!!!......Cuenta la leyenda que hubo un evento histórico en el que una chica de una banda de rock mexicana nos hizo una advertencia....... Viva the Warning!! 🤘🤘🤘
Viva!!! ⚠️❤️🥷✌🏽
I just love how Pau used to play like Animal from the Muppets. Fun to watch, but she is exhausted after one song. She is a much more efficient drummer now, but still the most fun to watch of any drummer. Sitting back there like a queen on her throne. ❤❤❤
Pau's drum teacher is her hero and biggest influence. He took her, as she says, when she was a toddler.
Look into the Ted x, the year before this. They were one of few bands invited back to back years. Rivers Soul in last year's Ted x is amazing.
Thanks, Seth! We definitely will. Appreciate you being here!!
Lunario is the release show for the second album Queen of the Murder Scene which is the concept album and I think it's pretty much that album from front to back
That concert will soon go down in history as a classic
Great Reaction Guys!
Ale's Birthday is December 13th, Dany's is on January 30th, and Pau's is February 5th.
So for this performance, which was in mid January 2017, Dany was still 16, Pau was still 14, and Ale had just turned 12 about a month prior. I had stumbled upon these Girls back in 2015, and I saw this video when it was first released. I knew right then that they were destine for greatness, they were so young, and yet so talented, pretty amazing stuff.... There was no turning back!!!
When I'm Alone is my favorite The Warning song. It's like Danny wrote the song for me. It sums up my feelings most days.
Also an easy way to remember their ages is Danny was born in 2000 and the age differences are 2 and 3 years.
Back before Ale became a little bit introverted and, I suspect, somewhat gun-shy or possibly a little freaked out or scarred even by people constantly commenting about her appearance and age and playing and personality on social media… she went from this confident rock star girl to a somewhat cocky and alternative young teen and then into a very reserved and camera shy middle teen who wanted her microphone turned way down and even just outright stopped singing some of her harmony vocal parts in live shows… Something i observed in yt concerts and which Pau confirmed verbally during the London acoustic set which you can see on yt.
But now I see Ale with her confidence back, having grown to accept that people find her visually attractive and musically great and interesting to hear discussing music, and she’s started singing bgs without pau finally… It must have been a strange life for her to grow up completely in the public eye, constantly being judged by strangers. I mean, heck, I’m doing it now, but with the best empathetic supportive intentions.
They are all fascinating people, and I’m just really excited to see each of them taking over the music world in their individual ways!
Ale was always so well spoken… So frickin intelligent and speaking in her second language!
I sense no judgement from your comment. Only observations. I would suspect that the support of both Dany and Pau along with Ale's parents had a lot to do with her transformation. Ale is quite well adjusted now more so I have seen from some of the latest interviews.
That year she spent only posting pictures of her face covered by the phone was pretty funny.
I love these comments, including how no one is snarky or mean to each other. Thank you all for being wonderful humans with a common love of our Warning ladies!!! Thanks for the helpful info, @don-music ...so interesting to hear your perspectives of Ale (it helps us "catch up")!! ❤️🥷🏻
"Survive" is obviously the best song from this set and from the album. It's the only song from that era that they still play live.
they talking about their 1st album here (XXI Century Blood)
their concept album (Queen of The Murder Scene) is the 2nd album
Pau could definitely have a career as a motivational speaker! Crazy cool.
all three of these songs are off the 2017 album "XXI Century Blood", an album about how they see the world and things they want to change in it...
i don't recall seeing anything from DPA/TW about what inspired *Unmendable* ... some of us think it had to do with their negotiations with numerous labels that they turned down...
*When I'm Alone* is Dany's song written when they were at Berklee Music College in 2015... she wrote it while very homesick and needing a song to turn in for a class assignment... Pau and Ale joining with only their instruments is very fitting for the feelings the song is conveying...
*Survive* is obviously about a relationship going/gone bad... some think of a boy/girl relationship but it could be about any relationship... especially a relationship where partyA is telling partyB that partyB won't make it without partyA in their lives... to me, this sounds very much like it was inspired from the failed negotiations with those labels "that wanted to change them for the wrong reasons"... i can see those label people trying to get them to sign by trying to scare them with words like that...
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if you watch closely, when Pau walks back around to her drums for *Survive* you see her bending over at the computer and getting it ready to go before she sits down on the drum throne... i think this was before she got her midi pedals to control the program so she has to manually do it between each song... this may also be before using Ableton Live for their click track and stems...
later in the song, i think the outro section, the computer commands the keyboard to play a backing part... i think... but it could be a stem like they use when on the road without a keyboard...
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Great catch!!!
Excellent my friend!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Queen of the Murder Scene is the concept album that is best followed in order . . Which is their second album . . . .
Also that is the first time the phrase
"You have been Warned" was said . . And now is a Warning slogan . .
Take care 💐🍻
I can’t call myself part of The Warning Army (because I haven’t really been aware of it’s existence until about a year ago), but I’ve followed these girls since I saw their viral Enter Sandman video and I’ve always taken a listen whenever I heard of a new Warning song come along. I was Impressed with them back then and I continue to be blown away with their progression as musicians and performers, and I’m always in awe of how kind and humble they seem to be.
I feel like they are right on the verge of breaking huge, and it’s long overdue.
You sure ARE part of the Army!! We are only 20 songs / vids in and definitely feel like we are part of the Army...so, you are too!!
Ale talked way more in the 2 tedx then she does nowa days. I think it was cool that Pau spoke second to let the audience know and hear her out of breathless it expresses her passion and love of their music. This was the start of Ales on stage groove we see now. They were taught at Berkley how important stage presence is and they took that to heart!
Queen Of The Murder Scene is a great album and if they had been signed with a label there is no way they would have allowed them to do this on only their second album. and ya Pau's stick splintered she reached low for a new one where now she has em in a cup, but this is most likely a barrowed drum set? but shortly after she hits her hi hat and you see the other part of her stick fly off. As cool as it looks to see Pau go crazy, her style now is more in control and less physically draining im sure... without the loss of power. They were the first band to be asked to come back for for a second show.. how great is that. Another great review. cioa for now from Victoria BC
Thank You !!! Awesome react !!! I never get tired of watching this performance..... D.P.A. ♥.♥.♥. (a couple of Pau's influences, Peart... Portnoy)