Very nice! Rock Antenne is one of our biggest rock radios in Germany… checked them yesterday… believe it or not, Automatic Sun was playing! It’s on rotation there! Yes, this Euro tour was sold out completely, 19 shows in 11 countries! Thanks for your reaction, guys! 👍⚡️🤘
I'm excited to see and hear how The Warning does in Japan in June, playing with Band- Maid! I know DPA are fans of Japanese rock, K-pop and other Asian influences, so I bet they are really stoked.
The songs in keep me fed were written 3 or 4 years after the ones on error so they have changed as people and so not surprisingly their sound is changing with it. Yes songs are cowritten but it is the direction they want to take right now. The songs are heavier than error in many cases especially live. No ballads and Dany on lead in every song. The next album will be different again. They are very proud of what they have recorded and very much in charge of their art.
Thanks for reacting to this interview. So great to see how excited and humbled they are about their growth and widening impact! This interviewer asked really good and interesting questions that I haven’t seen DPA have to answer before. Particularly about their culture, which made them think and, I feel, provide a great answer. And when asked about the next five years it’s great to hear how focused they are about playing for more and more people. For them the drive isn’t just about producing music but about playing the music and have as many people hear and enjoy it. That’s why they will always be so awesome performing live. That’s what drives them the most.
The new music grows on you. You need to give the songs a chance. I love the difference. And they have gone in different directions while still having the music sound like The Warning. They need to do this to broaden their reach and attract new fans, especially at the big festivals this summer. I recall going to an all-day festival back in 2004. That was the first time I had ever heard Theory of a Deadman. They were on early and only about half of the crowd was there, but they blew everyone away. I became a fan. So, yes, it absolutely works.
I love how Ale did the cool rock star bit with her round shades and layed back attitude. DPA is the greatest in the industry now and how there is so much more to give. The world is their oyster.
Ale just needs your presence, she has said that she doesn't like to talk much... strangely she has changed, since she was more covert when she was younger.
Was not impressed with that interviewer. A GOOD interviewer would have been professional and gotten all parties involved in any interview-discussion. He did not even ask ONE question of Ale.
I too am not concerned about them writing with different people. That's always been part of the music industry and many artist will do the same without losing any momentum career-wise and/or fans for that matter.
I love the new songs and I love the direction they are going ..obviously it’s working because since The MTV gig they are gaining 1000 followers every couple days …over 200,000 on Instagram in 6 months ..still going ..
Thanks for doing the interview. Ale just seems to be a no BS type person. I noticed in S!CK she didn't do anything cutesy and today she didn't feel the need to chime in at all. As they say, she is a rock.
And she seems at first to just go along with her sisters always, but it seems that she might be the most independent thinking of all three of them. She stands alone, doesn’t do what her sisters do, and mostly she doesn’t ever seem to be a follower just to feel included. Honestly…. If they ever do break up as a band one day, I fully expect it to be due to Ale deciding to do something different in her life. Fascinating young woman who shares nothing…. Next to Pau who shares literally everything. And I don’t even know how to start on Dany’s again completely different personality.
They did the string ensemble for the Pepsi center concert so that was some money right there. Enter Sandman with strings added, hopefully some fay they will release that concert here on YT
Yup, I thought the album title had come from ‘MORE’ as well but one of the clips they dropped (just recently. after this interview) for all the unreleased songs has the exact lyric “keep me fed” in it. But that’s our job, to keep the band laughing with our crazy theories 😂.
Beware the Nickelback saga. They came out and shot to the top but never changed and now are the butt of many jokes. Let's enjoy this journey as fans because talent like this doesn't come along everyday. Long May They Rock.
Personally, I think that Live Nation/Ticketmaster are making it very difficult for lower and middle tier bands or artists (like The Warning) to get ahead financially, and they are also hurting the smaller venues through their predatory control. Only a fraction of a ticket price actually goes to the headliner. I think two of the reasons TW has been successful in this regard is their sponsorships, and their Patreon income which they fought hard with the label to retain, and provides a fairly stable income stream. 😎👍
Yes. The two standard tickets i got to see them in Vancouver this October cost me a week of groceries and crucial bill payments. And i know that most of that is going to profit for TM and their network affiliations.
The new songs have indeed caused vertigo among some fans. I didn’t know that fuzz and distortion were crippling to certain sensibilities since I grew up listening to and continue to listen to music filled with fuzz and thunder. But I understand how change can be deadly to a band. I abandoned most of my progressive rock heros of the 70s when the record companies started making them try to write 4 minute radio songs. And The Warning has lost certain fans along the way. One big supporter thought Queen of the Murder Scene was too juvenile and disappeared. (I have no explanation). It’s bound to happen, but I love all the new stuff. I listen to the new songs every day.
@@steve318k 'I just want.' Thats the difference between an artist and a fan. Artists are those who will explore, and many fans like to restrict themselves to a specific desire - to stay inside that box. As TW wrote, "I've been invaded by the need to stay inside this cage."
Thanks for continuing with your insightful reactions to my absolutely FAVORITE band. Besides not usually wanting to be the center of attention (publicly at least), I read a comment on another post of this interview that Ale had laryngitis. Not sure if that’s accurate or someone being funny, but it’s definitely possible. Of course Dany and Pau were enthusiastic and articulate spokespersons (as usual)! The Warning reigns supreme!! ⚡️🤘🏼❤️⚡️🤘🏼❤️⚡️🤘🏼❤️ DPA forever!!
Ticket prices are expensive because artists don’t make a lot of money from sales of their music anymore. Most listeners get their music by streaming which gives the artists next to nothing. So artists make up the revenue they used to get by selling CDs and records, through ticket prices. Additionally, many small venues went out of business during the pandemic. So there are less venues available. And those can charge artists more.
Exactly, Dave. We've lost so many of those small venues here in Sacramento. Still feeling the effects on the music landscape from the impact of the pandemic even 1-2 years later.
I only speak /know english so seeing these interviews in english make my day. too many spanish ones dont add or turn on subtitles. but you see a different side of them in these interviews. they are so well spoken and still enjoying doing them. Cool to see you 2 checking them out as well
Los temas de The Warning son tan buenos como los grandes temas del pasado compuestos por los grandes maestros del rock,su rock es potente,sus contenidos inteligentes y sus baladas son melancólicas y te mueven el sentimiento,TW es pasión
@@glennandadriansrocktalk It usually takes a direct question to Ale for her to get talk though she is actually quite articulate on the occasions where only one of or neither of her sisters is with her. She also seems more comfortable in Spanish interviews but that may just be coincidence. I did see a comment that there may be some danger in getting between Pau and a microphone though...LOL I would suggest that you do the Allison Hagendorf interview. BTW, she has a lot of really good interviews on her channel including a new one with Ringo Starr and a recent one with Lzzy Hale. She is a remarkably good interviewer.
Was not impressed with that interviewer. A GOOD interviewer would have been professional and gotten all parties involved in any interview-discussion. He did not even ask ONE question of Ale. AGREED about Allison Hagendorf: she is a fantastic interviewer and works on including everyone at the table during her vast number of interviews.
They always come across so well in interviews. It seems as though someone has woken up to the idea that there is money to be made from this band, and that comes with its own set of challenges. It's the point where some fans who have been with the band from their early days might start to fell left behind and become a little disgruntled. It can also be an uneasy compromise when outside writers come in and producers exert a strong creative influence. It tends to be because someone wants a hit record and not because they care about the integrity of the music. It's something most bands eventually have to take. I've known people become very disillusioned with the process. It isn't just bands who struggle financially, but smaller venues as well. The industry model is entirely geared towards arena shows. Manchester in England is just opening a new arena seating around 25000 people. This to compete with an existing arena seating over 20000, not to mention another venue with a capacity of over 10000. That's a huge investment in music that has to appeal to the widest or most fanatical demographic to justify itself. It doesn't leave a lot of room for bands or venues that just want to put on music shows.
Was not impressed with that interviewer. A GOOD interviewer would have been professional and gotten all parties involved in any interview-discussion. He did not even ask ONE question of Ale.
Solo para mencionar que el rockandroll llego muy temprano a mexico en los 60 pero estuvo proscrito por nuestro gobierno a partir de los años 70 por considerarlo que incitaba a la rebeldia fue hasta finales de los 80 cuando volvio a resurgir con bandas como cafe tacuba,los caifanes,la maldita vencindad, maná y otros dentro de género rock latino o en español
Once again, you brought The Warning content, with music, after movies. This interview with Allison's indepth interview. ruclips.net/video/hKS2tKQiU-M/видео.htmlsi=G5tqs0h0jaaPvejn🤘
Was not impressed with that interviewer. A GOOD interviewer would have been professional and gotten all parties involved in any interview-discussion. He did not even ask ONE question of Ale.
I can tell you the new album sound is nothing like thete previous four (including Escape the Mind EP) records. Heard snippets of the last 7 songs. Personally, not to thrilled about them. There are no 23, Error or Kool Aid Kids vibe in that bunch. The song they are releasing on May 17 called *"Burnout"* was the weakest of the seven. I love Qué Más Quieres, Automatic Sun & Hell You Call A Dream. Both More & Sick I can do without. I can safely say *Keep Me Fed* was not produced for their older base. Since younger cover bands are covering these new songs already like Sick & Automatic Sun. Of course I ordered 4 cds (3 individual signed covers) & a picture vinyl disk of *Keep Me Fed.* So I'm not giving up on them. It was bound to happen when the ladies released *FILLER SONGS.*
I think what you're seeing has two components: 1. lack of time and lots of pressure to get a new album together, aggravated by the delays of the pandemic, and 2. the desire to keep learning and experimenting, this time in the hope of expanding their current audience. Chances are the record company wanted this and asked them to try it. The results are going to decide how they move forward. Meanwhile, they still had final say about what appeared on the album, and of course they will be playing these songs live, which is a big motivator to create new music they like. I think Dany put it into perspective when she said they viewed the classic bands as their Dad's music and not necessarily theirs. Perhaps what we hear in Sick and More are them trying out more ideas that are closer to what they personally like, though whether they end up defining the band after this record remains to be seen. The fact younger bands have picked up on some of those songs means perhaps they are plugged into something that many older listeners aren't.
Can't really say if Burnout is the weakest of the singles. We have yet to hear the whole song. Most reactors didn't pay attention to Qué Más Quieres until TW released the official music video. "So I'm not giving up on them." So you only became a fan when you heard songs from the Error album, huh? It sounds like you're ready to jump off the bandwagon when you hear a snippet of songs TW hasn't released yet.
People don't have to like every single song form an artist, my favorite band used to be ACDC, ( and even so, I used to skip some songs) the last album being "For Those About To Rock" since then they started to decline for me because the sound begun to change, and from the following albums just a couple of songs if I was lucky. Now The Warning is my favorite. And I feel great because I feel enthusiastic about a band again, so if I can get at least a couple of songs from their albums I'll be happy.
@@glennandadriansrocktalk ... If we look at their playlists in their phones it would be no dad's rock and no rock at all .. Ale for example listens to French disko pop like l'imperatrice .... )))) .. I hope she won't give up being the thunder rider at list for the time being ..))
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Very nice! Rock Antenne is one of our biggest rock radios in Germany… checked them yesterday… believe it or not, Automatic Sun was playing! It’s on rotation there! Yes, this Euro tour was sold out completely, 19 shows in 11 countries! Thanks for your reaction, guys! 👍⚡️🤘
I'm excited to see and hear how The Warning does in Japan in June, playing with Band- Maid! I know DPA are fans of Japanese rock, K-pop and other Asian influences, so I bet they are really stoked.
I hope the Japanese are stoked to see them perform there. And that they gain a whole bunch of new fans.
Besides being rock stars they are smart, humble, funny and the nicest people on earth!!
Viva The Warning!! ⚡⚡⚡
The songs in keep me fed were written 3 or 4 years after the ones on error so they have changed as people and so not surprisingly their sound is changing with it. Yes songs are cowritten but it is the direction they want to take right now. The songs are heavier than error in many cases especially live. No ballads and Dany on lead in every song. The next album will be different again. They are very proud of what they have recorded and very much in charge of their art.
After Dany slips up about the title coming from a lyric, Pau is probably thinking, See, that's why I take the lead in talking. 🤣
Went through all the available clips yesterday and I think the song in question is probably "Consume."
Thanks for reacting to this interview. So great to see how excited and humbled they are about their growth and widening impact!
This interviewer asked really good and interesting questions that I haven’t seen DPA have to answer before. Particularly about their culture, which made them think and, I feel, provide a great answer.
And when asked about the next five years it’s great to hear how focused they are about playing for more and more people. For them the drive isn’t just about producing music but about playing the music and have as many people hear and enjoy it. That’s why they will always be so awesome performing live. That’s what drives them the most.
They still need to go to Australia and Brazil
The new music grows on you. You need to give the songs a chance. I love the difference. And they have gone in different directions while still having the music sound like The Warning. They need to do this to broaden their reach and attract new fans, especially at the big festivals this summer. I recall going to an all-day festival back in 2004. That was the first time I had ever heard Theory of a Deadman. They were on early and only about half of the crowd was there, but they blew everyone away. I became a fan. So, yes, it absolutely works.
I love how Ale did the cool rock star bit with her round shades and layed back attitude. DPA is the greatest in the industry now and how there is so much more to give. The world is their oyster.
She reminded us a little of Joey Ramone, in a good way 👍
I agree with everything Ale said in this interview. lol
Lolol
Watch out for the quiet ones. 😁😁
Dejen a mi Ale ❤ jejeje ella es hermosa así.
Ale just needs your presence, she has said that she doesn't like to talk much... strangely she has changed, since she was more covert when she was younger.
Was not impressed with that interviewer. A GOOD interviewer would have been professional and gotten all parties involved in any interview-discussion. He did not even ask ONE question of Ale.
I too am not concerned about them writing with different people. That's always been part of the music industry and many artist will do the same without losing any momentum career-wise and/or fans for that matter.
I bet Ale could name all the song writers they worked with
I love the new songs and I love the direction they are going ..obviously it’s working because since The MTV gig they are gaining 1000 followers every couple days …over 200,000 on Instagram in 6 months ..still going ..
These ladies (yes even the quiet cool one there) seem so well grounded and humble that it makes my heart smile ❤️👍🏼
Thanks for doing the interview. Ale just seems to be a no BS type person. I noticed in S!CK she didn't do anything cutesy and today she didn't feel the need to chime in at all. As they say, she is a rock.
And she seems at first to just go along with her sisters always, but it seems that she might be the most independent thinking of all three of them. She stands alone, doesn’t do what her sisters do, and mostly she doesn’t ever seem to be a follower just to feel included.
Honestly…. If they ever do break up as a band one day, I fully expect it to be due to Ale deciding to do something different in her life.
Fascinating young woman who shares nothing…. Next to Pau who shares literally everything. And I don’t even know how to start on Dany’s again completely different personality.
@@don-musicDani and Pau share even medical conditions. That is too much in my view.
Dany es un gran ser humano, de lo mejor en éste mundo.
Dany is amazing...
5 august they play a headliner show in Melkweg, Amsterdam. I will be there of course.
They did the string ensemble for the Pepsi center concert so that was some money right there.
Enter Sandman with strings added, hopefully some fay they will release that concert here on YT
Yup, I thought the album title had come from ‘MORE’ as well but one of the clips they dropped (just recently. after this interview) for all the unreleased songs has the exact lyric “keep me fed” in it. But that’s our job, to keep the band laughing with our crazy theories 😂.
a fascinating interview. the dude (Tom?) was pretty good. DPA are solid!
Beware the Nickelback saga. They came out and shot to the top but never changed and now are the butt of many jokes. Let's enjoy this journey as fans because talent like this doesn't come along everyday. Long May They Rock.
Long may you run, as the song goes.
Great! Muy interesante entrevista, mejor aún con ustedes. Thanks. Además de profesionales y ceeativas, son inteligentes y sensatas.
Personally, I think that Live Nation/Ticketmaster are making it very difficult for lower and middle tier bands or artists (like The Warning) to get ahead financially, and they are also hurting the smaller venues through their predatory control. Only a fraction of a ticket price actually goes to the headliner.
I think two of the reasons TW has been successful in this regard is their sponsorships, and their Patreon income which they fought hard with the label to retain, and provides a fairly stable income stream. 😎👍
Yes. The two standard tickets i got to see them in Vancouver this October cost me a week of groceries and crucial bill payments. And i know that most of that is going to profit for TM and their network affiliations.
The new songs have indeed caused vertigo among some fans. I didn’t know that fuzz and distortion were crippling to certain sensibilities since I grew up listening to and continue to listen to music filled with fuzz and thunder. But I understand how change can be deadly to a band. I abandoned most of my progressive rock heros of the 70s when the record companies started making them try to write 4 minute radio songs. And The Warning has lost certain fans along the way. One big supporter thought Queen of the Murder Scene was too juvenile and disappeared. (I have no explanation). It’s bound to happen, but I love all the new stuff. I listen to the new songs every day.
I am one of the fans that hates the fuzz and distortion. I just want to hear the 'natural' instruments and the 'natural' voices.
@@steve318k 'I just want.' Thats the difference between an artist and a fan. Artists are those who will explore, and many fans like to restrict themselves to a specific desire - to stay inside that box. As TW wrote, "I've been invaded by the need to stay inside this cage."
@@rickyjones01 - well , you enjoy listening to this stuff, I'm not going to . have a nice day.
@@steve318k Take care, trust you will not be missed. Be well and humble in the 'stuff' you do.
Thanks for continuing with your insightful reactions to my absolutely FAVORITE band. Besides not usually wanting to be the center of attention (publicly at least), I read a comment on another post of this interview that Ale had laryngitis. Not sure if that’s accurate or someone being funny, but it’s definitely possible. Of course Dany and Pau were enthusiastic and articulate spokespersons (as usual)! The Warning reigns supreme!! ⚡️🤘🏼❤️⚡️🤘🏼❤️⚡️🤘🏼❤️ DPA forever!!
Ticket prices are expensive because artists don’t make a lot of money from sales of their music anymore. Most listeners get their music by streaming which gives the artists next to nothing. So artists make up the revenue they used to get by selling CDs and records, through ticket prices. Additionally, many small venues went out of business during the pandemic. So there are less venues available. And those can charge artists more.
Exactly, Dave. We've lost so many of those small venues here in Sacramento. Still feeling the effects on the music landscape from the impact of the pandemic even 1-2 years later.
@DJMichelangelo1Will you be attending the festival in Sacramento?
I only speak /know english so seeing these interviews in english make my day. too many spanish ones dont add or turn on subtitles. but you see a different side of them in these interviews. they are so well spoken and still enjoying doing them. Cool to see you 2 checking them out as well
Interestingly The Warning Band llc is incorporated in Texas . .
🤘🤘
Los temas de The Warning son tan buenos como los grandes temas del pasado compuestos por los grandes maestros del rock,su rock es potente,sus contenidos inteligentes y sus baladas son melancólicas y te mueven el sentimiento,TW es pasión
Thanks again for another great reaction, and for your insights! Did Ale get to talk? Is Pau articulate or what!
I notice there were only 2 mics set up on that side of the table - that probably played the biggest role in her silence!
@@glennandadriansrocktalk You are probably correct, and between you and me, she probably said, I don't need one!
@@glennandadriansrocktalk It usually takes a direct question to Ale for her to get talk though she is actually quite articulate on the occasions where only one of or neither of her sisters is with her. She also seems more comfortable in Spanish interviews but that may just be coincidence.
I did see a comment that there may be some danger in getting between Pau and a microphone though...LOL
I would suggest that you do the Allison Hagendorf interview. BTW, she has a lot of really good interviews on her channel including a new one with Ringo Starr and a recent one with Lzzy Hale. She is a remarkably good interviewer.
Was not impressed with that interviewer. A GOOD interviewer would have been professional and gotten all parties involved in any interview-discussion. He did not even ask ONE question of Ale. AGREED about Allison Hagendorf: she is a fantastic interviewer and works on including everyone at the table during her vast number of interviews.
What the heck, how come Pau's accent starting getting more Mexicana towards the end of the interview? lol
Here's a question for rock fans who can't handle the modern sound. Why?
For me, close-minded people who are into rock music is an oxymoron.
Ale just as supervisor. 😅😅😅😅
They always come across so well in interviews. It seems as though someone has woken up to the idea that there is money to be made from this band, and that comes with its own set of challenges. It's the point where some fans who have been with the band from their early days might start to fell left behind and become a little disgruntled. It can also be an uneasy compromise when outside writers come in and producers exert a strong creative influence. It tends to be because someone wants a hit record and not because they care about the integrity of the music. It's something most bands eventually have to take. I've known people become very disillusioned with the process. It isn't just bands who struggle financially, but smaller venues as well. The industry model is entirely geared towards arena shows. Manchester in England is just opening a new arena seating around 25000 people. This to compete with an existing arena seating over 20000, not to mention another venue with a capacity of over 10000. That's a huge investment in music that has to appeal to the widest or most fanatical demographic to justify itself. It doesn't leave a lot of room for bands or venues that just want to put on music shows.
Sad that Ale didn't get a word in.
Was not impressed with that interviewer. A GOOD interviewer would have been professional and gotten all parties involved in any interview-discussion. He did not even ask ONE question of Ale.
Solo para mencionar que el rockandroll llego muy temprano a mexico en los 60 pero estuvo proscrito por nuestro gobierno a partir de los años 70 por considerarlo que incitaba a la rebeldia fue hasta finales de los 80 cuando volvio a resurgir con bandas como cafe tacuba,los caifanes,la maldita vencindad, maná y otros dentro de género rock latino o en español
Muy interesante
Once again, you brought The Warning content, with music, after movies. This interview with Allison's indepth interview.
ruclips.net/video/hKS2tKQiU-M/видео.htmlsi=G5tqs0h0jaaPvejn🤘
Even Dany lost her sparkle when he asked about the cultural stuff. I am sure it was lost in translation.
Was not impressed with that interviewer. A GOOD interviewer would have been professional and gotten all parties involved in any interview-discussion. He did not even ask ONE question of Ale.
Waken just might be why they wrote Automatic Sun! I think Melodic Rock is accepted at Waken, but that only goes so far, right?!?!?
I can tell you the new album sound is nothing like thete previous four (including Escape the Mind EP) records. Heard snippets of the last 7 songs. Personally, not to thrilled about them. There are no 23, Error or Kool Aid Kids vibe in that bunch. The song they are releasing on May 17 called *"Burnout"* was the weakest of the seven.
I love Qué Más Quieres, Automatic Sun & Hell You Call A Dream. Both More & Sick I can do without. I can safely say *Keep Me Fed* was not produced for their older base. Since younger cover bands are covering these new songs already like Sick & Automatic Sun.
Of course I ordered 4 cds (3 individual signed covers) & a picture vinyl disk of *Keep Me Fed.* So I'm not giving up on them. It was bound to happen when the ladies released *FILLER SONGS.*
I think what you're seeing has two components: 1. lack of time and lots of pressure to get a new album together, aggravated by the delays of the pandemic, and 2. the desire to keep learning and experimenting, this time in the hope of expanding their current audience. Chances are the record company wanted this and asked them to try it. The results are going to decide how they move forward. Meanwhile, they still had final say about what appeared on the album, and of course they will be playing these songs live, which is a big motivator to create new music they like.
I think Dany put it into perspective when she said they viewed the classic bands as their Dad's music and not necessarily theirs. Perhaps what we hear in Sick and More are them trying out more ideas that are closer to what they personally like, though whether they end up defining the band after this record remains to be seen. The fact younger bands have picked up on some of those songs means perhaps they are plugged into something that many older listeners aren't.
Can't really say if Burnout is the weakest of the singles. We have yet to hear the whole song. Most reactors didn't pay attention to Qué Más Quieres until TW released the official music video. "So I'm not giving up on them." So you only became a fan when you heard songs from the Error album, huh? It sounds like you're ready to jump off the bandwagon when you hear a snippet of songs TW hasn't released yet.
People don't have to like every single song form an artist, my favorite band used to be ACDC, ( and even so, I used to skip some songs) the last album being "For Those About To Rock" since then they started to decline for me because the sound begun to change, and from the following albums just a couple of songs if I was lucky. Now The Warning is my favorite. And I feel great because I feel enthusiastic about a band again, so if I can get at least a couple of songs from their albums I'll be happy.
@@glennandadriansrocktalk ... If we look at their playlists in their phones it would be no dad's rock and no rock at all .. Ale for example listens to French disko pop like l'imperatrice .... )))) .. I hope she won't give up being the thunder rider at list for the time being ..))
Exactly what didn't you like about the new sound?
What an idiotic question the last one he asked...Pau would have answered...why don't they talk about the Nazis in their schools?...