Happy belated birthday to our angel of love, MoaMetal.🥳🐨💖 Thanks for coming back sharing this song from Metal Galaxy, finally with both playing together. _Tomorrow will come after all._ 🦊🤘🌅
⚡ 🍑 💕 / 🌅 Asu ga mata kuru kara. (Tomorrow will come, after all) - Scott and Tim mentioned in a recent interview that they had even more fun on this song than during their own set at FOX_FEST. It was also the first time they performed live with a vocalist. I'm looking forward to their upcoming collaborations with BABYMETAL. Sounds like there are a couple of new songs planned. It seems like the first FOX_FEST was a great success. Let's hope the BABYMETAL team do it again soon.
Welcome back and lovely reaction.🦊 The lyrics are in the pinned comment under the video if you didn't find them anywhere else yet. It is a very uplifting, feel good and hopeful song. The song is almost 5 years old - it was on BABYMETAL's 3rd album Metal Galaxy released in 2019. Fox_Fest in Tokyo in May (arranged, hosted and headlined by BABYMETAL) was the first chance they all had to meet up and to finally do this very first live performance with them all together. It is definitely one of BABYMETAL's more mellow songs ... but you know perfectly well BABYMETAL can do everything. That's one reason their collaborations all work so well as they are so versatile they can do pretty much whatever style and match up with whoever they are collaborating with. Tim Henson (white guitar) and Scott LePage (long hair) are the guitarists with Polyphia (a mainly instrumental Prog Rock band from Texas). They recorded the guitar tracks for the original recording of the song. 🎸🦊🎸
This is one of the most complex dances that Babymetal has. It is simpler since they can really dance to the Song not a clicktrack. Well we have to consider how old this Song really is. It was published 2019 in Metal Galaxy. It was more complicated than todays collab. Babymetal just wanted Philophias Guitar Work. So they made a special Master Tape with a Dummy Guitar Track abd a Dummy voice Track. So Tim and Scott replaced the the Dummy Guitars with their own and send it together with the notes to Japan.
Happy belated birthday to our angel of love, MoaMetal.🥳🐨💖
Thanks for coming back sharing this song from Metal Galaxy, finally with both playing together.
_Tomorrow will come after all._ 🦊🤘🌅
Great reaction! Beautiful SU singing and MOA&MOMO Beautiful dancing & Tim Henson and Scott LePage's guitar sounds, amaaaaazing!🎸🦊🎸
⚡ 🍑 💕 / 🌅
Asu ga mata kuru kara.
(Tomorrow will come, after all) -
Scott and Tim mentioned in a recent interview that they had even more fun on this song than during their own set at FOX_FEST.
It was also the first time they performed live with a vocalist.
I'm looking forward to their upcoming collaborations with BABYMETAL.
Sounds like there are a couple of new songs planned.
It seems like the first FOX_FEST was a great success.
Let's hope the BABYMETAL team do it again soon.
Welcome back and lovely reaction.🦊 The lyrics are in the pinned comment under the video if you didn't find them anywhere else yet. It is a very uplifting, feel good and hopeful song.
The song is almost 5 years old - it was on BABYMETAL's 3rd album Metal Galaxy released in 2019. Fox_Fest in Tokyo in May (arranged, hosted and headlined by BABYMETAL) was the first chance they all had to meet up and to finally do this very first live performance with them all together.
It is definitely one of BABYMETAL's more mellow songs ... but you know perfectly well BABYMETAL can do everything. That's one reason their collaborations all work so well as they are so versatile they can do pretty much whatever style and match up with whoever they are collaborating with.
Tim Henson (white guitar) and Scott LePage (long hair) are the guitarists with Polyphia (a mainly instrumental Prog Rock band from Texas). They recorded the guitar tracks for the original recording of the song. 🎸🦊🎸
👍👍A lovely performance. I love this, it is so soothing. Great reaction. 🦊 🖖❤
This is one of the most complex dances that Babymetal has. It is simpler since they can really dance to the Song not a clicktrack. Well we have to consider how old this Song really is. It was published 2019 in Metal Galaxy. It was more complicated than todays collab. Babymetal just wanted Philophias Guitar Work. So they made a special Master Tape with a Dummy Guitar Track abd a Dummy voice Track. So Tim and Scott replaced the the Dummy Guitars with their own and send it together with the notes to Japan.