NEMOPHILA - CRAZY NIGHTS (LOUDNESS) Reaction
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- Опубликовано: 13 июн 2024
- My reaction to Nemophila-Crazy Nights(Loudness).
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I've got all the 80's vinyls from LOUDNESS and this is a classic. I'm glad they did shows together in Japan, I hope to see both bands together on tour in Europe. Nemophila is fantastic!
Akira Takasaki was lazily called the EVH of Japan in the mid 80's but Akira has a style just as original and unique as Eddies (RIP). He's of course just as influential (if not more) in Japan and the East when it comes to guitar influences. Just as an example Hal-Ca from Asterism saw Loudness when she was 10 and that inspired her to learn guitar and by 13 she was writing complex original instrumentals. Fun Fact: The guitar Saki plays is a Killer brand guitar, a brand that was co-founded by Loudness' Akira Takasaki and distributed by ESP. The name Killer comes from how the Japanese poke fun at the way the pronounce their "L" to where it sounds like an "R". So saying Killer comes out sounding like Kirra which becomes a play on Takasaki's first name (A)kira. I've heard Takasaki came up with that after being called "a killer" guitarist, but cant say for a fact that's true. Hope that makes some sense, anyway, as far as I know Saki is the only artist officially endorsed by Akira's Killer brand guitar with her signature 7 string Empress model that features cherry blossoms.
I agree with you completely. Now the hidden talent and character of Hazuki has been unleashed. Thank you for your great reaction.👍
Brings back so much nostalgia. Remembering Cruising and jamming. Going to the High Energy Rock Bar's from back then. Absolutely the best of times in my book. 🤘✌
Still the Queens of cover 🤘👊🤘 nemophila
La mejor banda de la Galaxia ha regresado amigo Tim
I think they are even better right now. So relaxed, so happy. Everything. Stronger than ever 💪🔥🤘❤️ Lovin’ Nemophila ❤️
I think they are still awesome but necessarily better.
They will always be the best band at covers. Love the song.
It's so 80s 😂😅😂
Kinda obvious considering the original is 1985.
Also it's Haraguchi-san not Hazuki-san. Thanks for the reaction, it's always great to see Nemo on your channel. Btw I was at the Nemo / Loudness show on Wednesday, both bands did a collab of this song as the final song
Thank you for support always Nemo Tim¡¡ 🤘🤘🤘🤘
Gran reacción y cover de Nemophila!
MORE POWER TO NEMOPHILA MOVE ON....BUT YES LOUDNESS RULES
Great cover and Loudness guitarist Akira Takasaki is criminally underrated in the West. Never considered them hair metal more strictly just metal.
I think they hit the States right around the time all the "Hair" metal was getting huge so I kind of mixed them in. I love Hair Metal, so for me, it's not a bad place to be.
@@BearcIaw13 they looked the part of hair metal back then for sure.
Regarding this cover; great throwback tone and the rhythm section is so solid! One huge plus to losing a second 7 string guitar is there's room for more low end and Haraguchi's skills really shine through. I also love how in these covers Tamu throws a tribute to the original drummer by throwing in a mimic of their style (RIP Munetaka Haguchi), its so cute! Then Hazuki could always shred, she plays some great Vai like instrumental pieces on her Ibanez videos promoting her signature products, and its cool seeing her let loose.
🤘🏻🌸🤘🏻
Hazuki owned this one.
Just stop it already. If you were into 80's metal during the 80s, you would know Loudness and Crazy Nights. Even us old Slayer fans from back then knew who they were. You old reaction video dudes are creepy the way you giggle and blush over these young asian girl bands. Weird shit dude.
Ok, first, I really do appreciate you giving my channel a chance. If my style isn't to your liking, cool, move on. As for my Metal credentials, I've been listening to metal for over 40 years. I had heard about Loudness. I just didn't have a ton of exposure to them outside of them occasionally being played on Headbangers Ball. I do not have any need to justify my knowledge of music to you or anyone. I have never once claimed to be an expert on all things Metal.
As for your last comment, I have been nothing but respectful to these bands. I very seldom mention anything about their looks and when I do happen to say that I find them attractive, I am quick to point out that I am far more interested with their raw musical talent. I noticed you didn't mention that I have the same excitement and joy with the male bands. My enthusiasm is for the music and the amazing talent that seems to be pouring out of Asia. As a music lover, the talent of these women makes me incredibly happy.
Maybe the musical talent of these ladies is more important to me then their looks, unlike some other people. Maybe the "Weird Shit" is being projected on me from someone who needs to worry about their own "Weird Shit".
As for me, I'll keep on enjoying discovering these amazing bands and loving every second of their talent and their Badass music.
@BearcIaw13 Why do people justify something right after they say they don't need to justify anything? The weird shit is someone that listened to metal in the 80's and don't know "Crazy Nights". Not even a clue once it is being played, not even a riff. In the 80's when something hit, it was everywhere you couldn't avoid it even if you tried to. Thinking the weird shit is about something else is all you, my man. All I said was I see alot of old dudes doing reaction videos and they are giggling and blushing the whole time. You take that however you like that's your own deal, my man.