Lovebites REACTION🔥Chopin/Swan Song🤘🏻& Allagash Brewing Co. River Trips
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- Опубликовано: 23 апр 2023
- Lovebites REACTION🔥Chopin/Swan Song🤘🏻& Allagash Brewing Co. River Trips #reaction
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This song shows that Lovebites are one of the most musically talented metal bands on the planet.
Led Zeppelin may have their Stairway to Heaven, but Lovebites have their own Swan Song. Behold, the power of Miyako!😊
Lovebites=Perfection
And now you HAVE TO watch "Frozen Serenade"... A song that should become a legend.
Got it!
Miyako started playing piano at the age of 3 and when she graduated high school, instead of continuing to a certain career of classical piano, she got 4 books on guitar and taught herself, and then joined a metal band. Who even does that? Lol. Her talent is beyond words, but all of them are so incredibly talented. As you said, you'd be hard pressed to find a better guitar duo. Asami's vocals are so powerful and Miho and Haruna are amazing. This is probably my favorite song from them as it is just so astonishing in composition, piano work, vocals, and lyrics. They do, however, have another like this: Frozen Serenade. When that came out, people said it was amazing, but not playable live. They of course did it live. Both that song and this one are masterpieces and it is astonishing, like you say, they are all but unknown.
Miyako did a three or four year degree in music after high school.
@@skoob-kq7ms Thought that was Midori? Someone somewhere else said Miyako didn't get trained on guitar but instead taught herself, specifically with 4 now popular guitar books (I don't know which ones). I could be wrong, but that sounds like what a classically trained pianist would do. I know Midori started guitar late and went to music school, but I could be wrong re Miyako as I am only going in this case by some other comments elsewhere.
@@ericsaari2901 Midori left pharmacy school at 20 yo to learn to play the guitar.
Also the first riff Miyako played was from Metallica.
"Who even does that? Lol" .... ME not that I was successful :(
Hey it’s all about the effort! Try and fail, but at least we try
Asami *IS* a beautiful princess. A heavy metal princess.
Miyako and Midori are actually in a very good friendship. They practice together at home. They call each other AIKATA which means partner in Japanese, and stay in the same room while they are on a tour. Swan Song and Revolutionary Etude have the same theme which is death of heroes, dedication and sacrifice, honor and glory. Check the story in the background of Revolutionary Etude. Miyako's favorite composer is Rachmaninov, and she actually plays live Piano Concerto No.2 in CD The Invitation To The Theatre but no movie clip though.
That is so great to hear. We are gobbling up everything LoveBites right now. Love it.
@@professorandknowitall This is the fan video "The Final Collision" with the Piano Concerto No 2:ruclips.net/video/9VKrcsyQPUQ/видео.html. O yes! I'm from Belgium and you will have a great time tasting our beers. We have more than 1000! and Pale Ale is British beer.
The Chopin piece Miyako (guitar/keyboards) plays in the intro is "Etude OP10, No. 12," known as the "Revolutionary Etude."
In 1831, some officers and citizens rose up against the Polish government, which was under the de facto control of the Russian Empire, in what was called the "November Revolution" but ended in failure due to the direct intervention of Russian troops. Chopin received this news during a performance tour. He has no place to return to. When the Russians invaded Warsaw, Chopin's agent presented "Etude OP10, No. 12" in Paris. Because of the agent's exaggerated publicity, people called this piece "Revolutionary Etude.
Miyako composed "Swan Song" based on this "Revolutionary Etude" and Dvorak's "New World Symphony.
Asami (vocalist), a former ballerina, wrote the lyrics based on the historical background of "Revolutionary Etude" and inspired by Norse mythology and the ballet suite "Swan Lake.
"SwanSong" is a requiem dedicated to the warriors who fought to reclaim their homeland, a masterpiece that only LOVEBITES could complete.
Thanks for the reaction! "Etude Op.10, No.12" ( or "Revolutionary Etude") by the Great Polish composer Frederic Chopin, which was written in 1831 and is dedicated to the Polish patriots who raised an uprising (1830-1831) against the Russian Empire, whose troops occupied Poland.
"Swan Song" ( lyrics - Asami / music - Miyako) from LOVEBITES third studio Album "Electric Pentagram" (2020). For many centuries (starting from Ancient Greece) there is a legend, according to which Swans, non-singing, "silent" birds, acquire a voice a few moments before death, and this dying singing of Swans is amazingly beautiful.
"Etude" by F. Chopin and "Swan Song" are dedicated to the warriors who died in battle. Therefore, at the concert, "Etude" and "Swan Song" are played together.
In an interview given after the release of the "Electric Pentagram" album, Asami (a former ballerina, studied classical ballet for about 16 years before becoming a singer) said that when she wrote the lyrics of the song, she was thinking about the famous ballet P.I. Tchaikovsky "Swan Lake" . During the performance of the song, Asami imitates the Swan (hand movements). And in the final part (piano Miyako), symbolizing the "death of the Swan", Asami depicts the dying Swan on stage. Because the camera at the end of the song is focused on Miyako playing the piano, Asami's "death of the Swan" was not captured on video.
Asami added some Scandinavian mythology (Valhalla) to the lyrics. The attitudes towards death among the Japanese Samurais and the Scandinavian Vikings were very similar. For Samurais and Vikings, death in battle with weapons in their hands is a death worthy of a male warrior. Death in battle is better than death from old age in your bed. All Vikings dreamed of dying in battle because then they could go to Heaven, to Valhalla (the Hall of those killed in battle warriors) where they would meet God Odin and other Vikings who died in battles.
Trust me you guys, I started listenig to these Japanese gal bands in 2016, long before people started doing reveiws on them, and every day I see new reactors and its because of folks like yourselves, this music is coming back strong because of channels like this one I descoverd today.
The Etude is actually an exercise for the left hand but Miyako beefs up the right hand part to make a cohesive "performance"🥰
Miyako is a prodigy and a genius. Another Lovebites track that she composed & arranged which contains a strong neoclassical metal element is called "Dystopia Symphony" : ruclips.net/video/sTKHKsRLz9w/видео.html (only audio, no MV or LIVE footage yet). This song is a tribute to Beethoven at the time in his life when he came to terms with his hearing loss.
She is a prodigy most concert pianists playing Chopin would have the music in front of them Miyako does it from memory. I feel you could put any instrument in her hands and she would get a tune out of it.
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Great reaction folks. Please reacting to more Lovebites. These ladies are world class talents and they deserve worldwide recognition
Oh we will! Love them!
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Good to see Asami's ballet background come through in this one. If you can bare to tear your eyes away from the maestro, Miyako.
Yeah you definitely see the ballet! Caught me off guard!😂
@@professorandknowitall And, yes, she is a princess, but her portrayal was of the swan.
As far as I'm concerned there will never be another Lovebites, or anyone close in this genre. Not a heavy metal band today that has the chops to pull this song off. Not a song but a F masterpiece. Miyako is a musical genius and as a unit they are insanely talented. Well done guys. 🤘
PS. Gotta try some Leinenkugel Summer Shandy!
Frozen serenade is another masterpiece from Lovebites
Acadia state park is 100% worth the trip.
Thank you for paying attention to this unique, outstanding band! 😊
17:41 Absolutely true! I got to know them (not personally, but, you know, as a band name) about 6 weeks ago, having no clue of their existence (several years then!), altough I have been a Metalhead for 35 years now. Two weeks were enough for me to listen to each and every song of them at least once, and to recognize their uniqueness and excellence.
I have no clue, how their management plans to get them into this world. By "word of mouth" only? I mean, they have a devoted international fanbase ("The Wolf Pack") which does not stop to mention them ("How do you find out, that someone is a Lovebites Fan? - He simply tells you."), but... OMG... Sometimes it seems to me like "criminal negligence", that they are still extremely unknown in the world, although word of their excellence is passed on and on. 🐺
I believe that the message of this song is that we are the swan, who is trying to live life the right way.
Miyako , gentleman , is what you get when a classically trained pianist decides at the age of 19 to teach herself from a book how to play guitar !
Masterpiece.
A song you will really like is "Scream For Me". (Daughters Of The Dawn - Live) Fourteen guitar solos in the one song. Ten of them in 'conversation mode' at the end of the song. Sensational.
since 5 days. i have my 4 days pass for HELLFEST in france 27/30 of june. Lovebites will be there and i'm so happy because all 4 days are sold out now
Nightwish, Epica and Lovebites - I was able to experience the 3 bands live at the Rock Festival in Wacken - just not in the same year!
Nightwish 2013, Lovebites 2018 and finally Epica 2022 - but Haruna from Lovebites is the absolute drummer for me - sorry Jukka "Julius" Nevalainen (unfortunately resigned - for me "the panther") and Kai Hahto, sorry Ariën van Weesenbeek.
After the 2018 Lovebites concert we had to persuade our guitarist and friend Thomas for 3 months to even touch his guitar again - he always said (even today): I heard and saw these goddesses play! Luckily we can smile about it today!
I am hoping they make it this way!!
17:25 My thoughts exactly. And the Swan Song ... nobody will ever compose such a masterpiece in the future. Only Lovebites can prove me wrong.
Every time...every time I see this, it's like my heart breaks and my emotions overflow.🤗🐺🐺🐺🐺🐺❣
New here btw...likin' it!
I was told Miyako writes all the music. I recently saw her talking "guitars" on an older video on youtube. She apparently is a complete self-proclaimed nerd of all things guitars. To the point that she puts Capacitors in the back of her guitars to change the tone. I mean she can do it herself but she usually has a roadie or the guy at the guitar store do it. But to prove she can do it, she got out a screwdriver and took apart the back and showed us the Capacitor and how tightly packed in it was. She also changed the placement of the nobs and the frets and pickups. So basically she said that guitar you see her playing in this vid she bought because she liked the wood finish. But then she changed just about every piece of hardware on it herself to get the sound she wanted.
Miyako used to be more animated earlier on in Lovebites (she was with previous bands as well and she still is sometimes, Spellbound in the 2021 Heavy Metal Never Dies concert). I think she and Midori must have decided to accentuate an introvert/extrovert, chalk'n'cheese pairing on stage, and it works really well.
I love (Spellbound). It shows a side of Miyako that you don't get to see often!!!!!
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Proof as my friend says this proves the insane talent in this band should be illegal. Great song and great reaction. Nightwish and LB on the same card forget your brain making it through to he show. Asami next to Floor would be a riot, 4' 10 vs 6' 1".
That would be a hysterical image. It would be like Masterblaster from Beyond Thunderdome. Asami just needs to ride on Floor’s shoulders!😂😂
Have you seen the video when she performed at DOWNLOAD FESTIVAL with Halestorm. Her next to Lzzy is something to see.
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🤘🏽LOVEBITES RULES🤘🏽
Just subscribed this is my favorite of there's . I get emotional especially when myiako jumps back on to the piano
Thank you! Yeah we have totally gone down a rabbit hole with LoveBites. They are awe-inspiring
That's what you call a Wicked Left Hand!!
Miyako Magic! 🤘
Awesome song, love Miyako’s work re-joining / re-enforcing the classical influences …. Haven’t tried River Trips, but have enjoyed some other Allagash choices, good stuff. Was it Hefeweizen (yeast wheat, more german than Belgian tho? hmmm) that you were thinking of? That’s a good direction for me, glad to hear it’s that direction from Pale Ale
Thank you for actually not butchering "Chopin". For your viewers who may not know, he was a Polish-born Romantic-era (1800’s) classical composer and piano virtuoso who lived most of his life in France. He is considered one of the great classical composers, specializing in highly technical works for piano. Miyako, who composes a lot of Lovebites’ music, is a professional-level concert pianist, and was originally going to make classical music her career. When she was 18, she picked up a guitar, and is now (quite obviously) an elite-level guitarist. She particularly likes the Romantic Era classical composers like Debussy, Dvořák and Chopin, as well as the Russian romantic composer Rachmaninoff. She composed “Swan Song” using elements of the New World Symphony (Dvořák) and Chopin’s Revolutionary Etude (official name Étude Opus 10, No. 12 in C minor). For this performance, she actually played the Etude as a prelude, but it’s not normally included in their shows.
Did you catch the Chopin riff during Miakos solo it's about 5 seconds into her solo
Yes! That solo has me still salivating
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Thank you! Many more here already and more coming!!
Japan has a few great guitar duos and Midori and Miyako is definitely one of them. If you like classical-influenced metal, allow me to recommend “Unending Sorceress” by Unlucky Morpheus, another Japanese metal band with a great guitar duo and more.
We did one Unlucky Morpheus. We will definitely be doing more. Sounds like we have the next one!
@@professorandknowitall Ah damn, my bad! I guess I'm not very good at searching videos when I'm on my phone.
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yup - go to acadia if you can. absolutely beautiful and cadillac mountain is the first point in the states to see the sun when it rises. and bar harbor is one of the coolest little towns anywhere. everything is a tad pricey but well worth it. now if we could get LOVEBITES to play there ! yeah right. went to nantahala on a trip to asheville a couple of years ago and you are right it's a really cool place. the spot on the river where all the kayakers and canoers go. didn't see burt reynolds there though
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I guess I'm not the only one who thinks if Richard Wagner were alive today he'd be composing Death/Doom Metal, LOL
Miho Miho Miho!
Beer in a can never sat with me, it has to be in bottles. Best pale ale I had was in Lviv, Ukraine. Locally brewed and came it at 7%, though they had a 12% brew, 🚀 fuel!! As for the friendly competition between Miyako and Midori, it doesn't exist!! They work together as friends and professionals!! By the way you need to get some serious beer guys, not this wishy washy fruit generated mouth wash, have some real ale for real men 😎🤣
Oh we do it all!!! As far as beer goes. I used to be the same way with cans, but they are 90% of the market here now, so we had to get used to it!😂 We have a Paulaner Beer coming soon.
@Professor & Know-it-all React and Review A lot of the real ale comes in bottles, and as for bottled beer in general, it is about 50% in most places and supermarkets in the UK!! However there is a local pub that does real ale on tap complete with pump action to draw it out!!
@@noelle3551 draft is the only way to go! 🍻
For "Swan Song", Miyako combined elements of two of her favorite classics: Chopin's "Revolutionary Etude" and Dvorak's "New World Symphony". 🤘
....not to forget she added a piece of Bach into the solo 😎
Where do you get Dvorak from the end piece is her own composition, if you dudes don't know and only claim what you read by other idiots stop and do your own research
@@salsaucedo first, they didn’t say anything about the end piece. Secondly, Miyako said that she incorporated Dvorak into Swan Song. She said it in a January 23, 2020 interview published in Gekirock. I will attempt to post the link, hopefully RUclips will not take it down. It is on page 3, where they discuss Swan Song. So, they seem to know exactly what they are talking about.
Just in case RUclips takes it down. Here it is in original Japanese. It talks about adding Chopin and Dvorak (in the chorus) into Swan Song. How they don’t necessarily go together normally, but she thought they worked together in this song.
miyako：クラシック出身の人間なので1曲、クラシックをフィーチャーした曲が欲しいなということで。今回はショパンの「革命」という、みんなが一度は聴いたことがある曲をモチーフにしていて。サビではドヴォルザークの「新世界より」という曲をアレンジを変えて落とし込んでもいて、まさに私が通ってきた好きなクラシックを詰めてみました、という曲になりました。ショパンとドヴォルザークはなんの関連もないんですけどね。なんですけど、私的に相性がいいなと思ったのでミックスしてできあがった曲でした。
And for anyone that doesn’t want to bother translating that into English:
Since I'm a classical music person, I wanted one song that featured classical music. This time, the motif is Chopin's "Revolution", a song that everyone has heard at least once. In the chorus, I changed the arrangement of Dvořák's song "From the New World" and incorporated it into the song. Chopin and Dvořák have nothing to do with each other. Anyway, I personally thought it would go well with the song, so I mixed it up and finished the song.
Miyako pulls off perhaps the most metal instrumental switch in musical history in this track 🤘
Miyako's face is like that stormtrooper emotion meme. One expression. 😂
Totally! I have that shirt!🤣
@@professorandknowitall I have the coffee mug. 😏
I have the Darth Vader mug😉
All classically trained musicians are like this. They channel their emotions to their music and do not waste it in facial expressions. You can see it especially in classical guitarists that play insanely complicated stuff and look chill
@asicdathens I think it's great! The contrast in playing style and stage presence between M&M is part of the allure of the band. Plus, it's how Miyako gets cool nicknames like The Silent Assassin. 🤫
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