The Warning: KEEP ME FED -- A Track-by-Track Review!
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- DISCLAIMER: About a minute's worth of video and audio is deleted from the middle of the vid because UMG (Universal Music Group) asserts--incorrectly, I must emphasize--that my use of The Warning's music during those sixty seconds or so is not protected under the "fair use" clause of U.S. copyright law. So my only option was to simply delete that section.
This, despite the fact that during those sixty-ish seconds, there were only TEN seconds of music.
Sorry, everyone. UMG's position is unfair and flagrantly illegal, but there's not a chance in hell that I could pursue this situation and not get hit with an actual copyright strike.
So please enjoy the parts of the video that are not maimed.
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The Warning: KEEP ME FED is finally here, and we're breaking it down track-by-track!
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Excellent video, I really appreciate your comments and views. I agree with your thoughts on the album and let's hope that, as you say at the end, they will be mostly headliners. 🤘🤘🤘
And a special shoutout for identifying Sharks as there career highlight so far. Couldn't agree more.
For English not being their first language i have been amazed in interviews when the interviewer asking what was the English word Pau uses.Then she teases the interviewer by quoting the English dictionary to him.
If we're thinking of the same interview, it was Anton, their producer, who didn't know what "debase" means. She won her fight to keep the word in the song...
@@azmookie Zach Sang Show? The person doing the interview also asked and Professor Pau elaborated. LOL
@@lonelywind3511 I haven't seen this one so I'll have to track it down - I've been camping for 2 weeks and am trying to catch up!
Yeah, it was the Zach Sang Show, and they were talking about having to argue with Anton about keeping the word 'debase' in the song.
That is amazing and adorable! Thanks for sharing, for watching! 🤟
Fun Fact: "Keep Me Fed" entered the U.K. Rock and Metal Albums Chart at No.1. It's still there as I type this comment for The Warning bit of the algorithm.
Great reaction, thanks from England. ❤✌🤘⚡🔥
@@johnager6226 That's excellent, well deserved! Thanks for watching! 🤟
No shit?! Fantastic! That's absolutely awesome!
It is also all over the Billboard charts in the US, including #59 on the all-genres Billboard 200.
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They themselves have commented in several videos that of course there is a certain pop sensibility in KMF regarding the construction of the melodies and some of Dany's vocal techniques, etc., which I guess is why so many people keep ranting about them becoming very poppy, or the record label forcing them to do this or that, or the evil producers, or anything else they can think of to babble about.
Because then it turns out that the riffs are more powerful than ever, there are authentic metal sections like never before, Pau keeps hitting the drums hard as hell and Ale gets a bass sound capable of making your teeth dance. If this is how pop sounds like, give me more.
PS: about Sharks... well, Evolve was my #1fav since the first listen. But no more 🦈🩸
@@Superbio Very well said, my friend, especially that second paragraph! Thanks for watching! 🤟
I also find it funny when fans blame the label, or the producer, when it is DPA who have creative control. They are the ones wanting to experiment. They also listen to and enjoy a lot of pop music, so of course it is going to influence them.
I love their description of Automatic Sun. It is a song that you can both, dance to, and headbang to.
Oh yeah, if you can both dance *and* headbang to a song, that song is a complete winner by definition! Thanks for chiming in! 🤟
At last! I've been waiting for your take on this album. I really enjoy your insights and your presentation.
When it comes to trying to classify what genre of music TW falls into, I'm reminded of a quote. I think it was Louis Armstrong who said "There's only two kinds of music. Good. And bad." And I think we all know which side of that line these girls land on.
Always enjoy your content, sir. Be well, and keep up the great work. Your efforts are truly appreciated.
@@kenmathis9380 Thanks very much, and I agree with the esteemed Mr Armstrong. Thanks for watching, man. The support is truly appreciated! 🤟
The Warning are becoming their own genre at this point, they don't sick to one style and always drop the major ear worms!
They are such a creative, all-encompassing band, yet their core Warning elements are always present. Thanks very much for watching and joining the conversation! 🤟
🤘! KMF is an experience as an album. I can only imagine what it will be like live but my mind goes to the FEI WARNING at the beginning of the Six Feet Deep video. The band will have to distribute flyers and have the crowd sign liability wavers because THAT will be experiential! An all new level of "You have been WARNED!"
Well put! Thanks much for watching and joining the conversation! 🤘
According to what Pau and Dany said about the lyrics of Automatic Sun, it isn’t really about a “F-ed up” relationship, but about that person who you gravitate to because they provide light and warmth, so that you miss them when they’re not around. Enjoyed your analysis of the album (and your wry sense of humor). 👍😎
Yeah. Came to the comments to say the same thing.
They said that was what they were going for, they had the vibe down but had trouble with the actual lyrics.
Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed the vid even if I misinterpreted the song! 🤘
This is the album that's going to launch them into super-stardom. If it can appeal to metal heads, to rock freaks (like me) to funk fans... even to Swifties (if they get to hear it), they are going to be STELLAR. And so they damn well should be!
@@davidbell864 Man I hope so! It is an impressive piece of work. Thanks for watching! 🤟
Thanks for the excellent breakdown of the album
sharks is my best of the album
I was going to comment on your excellent presentation and analytical content... When you said you are an English professor, I thought, "That fits." I agree about Sharks.
I saw a guy comment on a post about TW’s venue size including in the US.
As a disclaimer, I have no idea if he knew what he was talking about or just talking out of his butt…but it made me think.
His contention is that above a certain venue size, he stipulated 5,000 capacity, that the responsibility shifts to the band to provide the equipment to project the sound in the venue.
His contention is that TW simply doesn’t own enough equipment to play bigger venues without renting equipment locally and paying locals to help setup and tear down which obviously eats into the already slim profit margins of touring.
If you’ve seen TW tour bus and trailer you know that they are not carrying enough equipment not to rely on a venues in house PA system to transmit their sound.
You see the more established bands show up a large venue with 2 to 3 semi trucks full of equipment and it takes a day or two to set up the stage and take everything down.
I’m not saying those bands “own” that equipment, it’s likely leased for the duration of the tour.
That’s could be what TW are gonna have to do to play bigger venues which will mean more time between shows and a nightmare of logistics. I would assume the label helps out some but the label doesn’t do much that doesn’t cost the band in the end.
During the high production shows TW did recently in Mexico I’m pretty sure TW hired a production company to accommodate the much larger venue they played in.
If KMF breaks them big, especially in the US, they are gonna have to bite the bullet and expand their operation substantially.
The days of playing 19 shows in 24 days and under $50 tickets will be long gone.
I think we’ll be seeing TW playing small to mid sized venues and taking advantage of the festival scene mostly due to logistics for the foreseeable future unless KMF becomes the album of the year which is unlikely in a pop dominated culture.
Edit: when I was a teen I remember going to concerts and the band had huge amp stacks onstage.
Today, you don’t see that near as much so maybe it’s not a big deal at all for a band to play large venue’s without owning or leasing large amounts of equipment.
It seems just as plausible today that larger venues would have more than adequate PA systems to hold a concert and if the band wants to supplement the sound it’s up to them?
Maybe the logistics deal mostly with the bands own stage and lighting/show preferences and not so much audio equipment.
It would be nice if a roadie chimed in to answer how it really works.
@@mjc1389 wow. Interesting observations. The point of diminishing returns may be approaching. I wonder tho, the girls savvy in using social media could help mitigate some of those costs. But fame always seems to exact some kind of cost.
I just hope I get to see them before they are out of my price range.
(Sigh)
Their large Patreon base has helped them greatly through the years and helps mitigate the costs, but your point is well taken.
Their comments about a kind of utility musician for live shows (similar to Muse) being out of the scope of their finances implies the profit margins are pretty slim.
Tank the Tech has some good videos on his channel about the complexities and costs of touring (he most recently was the tour manager for Electric Callboy). It seems that, unless you can fill an arena at $100-300/ticket, most bands survive on their merch sales. The Warning is very fortunate that they have their endorsements and the large Patreon base, to provide some stable and predictable income. When the time comes that they can headline large arenas in the US, the costs and logistics will be a totally different animal.
@@KansaSCaymanS thanks for the info. I’ll check out his channel.
@@mjc1389 That's really interesting, thanks for chiming in! You know, the majority of those massive walls of cabinets when we were young werr empty, just the cabinets with no actual speakers. It really doesn't take that many 100 W amplifiers to making enough sound to fill up a concert hall, even an auditorium. But whatever's going on, I hope to see the warning playing big places in the US soon! Thanks for watching 🤟
Great analysis as always ⚡️
Thanks much! 🤘
Thank you, Professor. I enjoyed the video tremendously. I must say I indulged myself with endless looping of this album, and that's why it doesn't surprise me that right now is the No.1 rock album in the UK. I truly believe they'll break out big with Keep Me Fed.
Ha Ha! I haven't watched the Shiprocked vids in a good long while, but I got a clear picture of the lady hanging over the rail on the upper left. I was like ... What's your problem? This is THE WARNING!!!! ⚡⚡⚡
Exactly!
I’ve heard other reactors talk about how Sharks is so good. I really like Hell You Call a Dream and Automatic Sun. But really I’m enjoying the entire album for its creativity.
It's such a breathe of...I can't say "fresh air" because I'm not remotely tired of the direction(s) they had gone in. But this album is definitely an intriguing, enjoyable bit of evolution. Thanks for watching! 🤘
Great video! Yeah this album took me by surprise, even being a little "over produced", I totally get it, the soul is still there, and honestly, I love when bands take risks and it all comes out this well, at the end of the day it's an amazing album that you can enjoy from beginning to end, over and over again. Btw "Burnout" is maybe the wierdest song compared to all of their catalog and I just love it.🤘🤘
I agree: when bands take risks and it works, it's always gratifying. Thanks for watching! 🤘
Love your assessment and commentary! I really hope this pushes The Warning into a headliner in the US because they certainly deserve it! Thank you for posting your thoughts!
@@PalaJen_ Thanks so much🤟
Pau started writing apologize when she was 14. I think that is pau singing the verses.
Pau is singing the verses in Sharks, en Apologies only she screams “Apologize!”, imo.
@@gilbertoguerrero184 thnx. Correct.
Love the warning love KMF
omg that shot of Ale in the intro for "Sharks" got me. How is she fierce and adorable at the same time?
EXACTLY my thought! Glad I'm not the only one who thought those same words. Thanks for watching! 🤘
Most TW reaction type videos I can find something to add but I think you were pretty thorough. So, thanks for another great video and for being a fan of The Warning.
@@LostHate Thanks! I didn't say much about the song "Consume" because I think it's a pretty rich tune, lyricwise, so I'm thinking about a video addressing The Warning's social protest songs, including "Consume" and "Disciple." No idea when that will be finished. Thanks for watching! 🤟
@@MetalProfessor65 maybe XXICB to then. All different albums with similar topic matter.
@@MetalProfessor65Have you seen their XXI Century Blood video? It’s amazing! I believe they were only 15-13-10 when they wrote the song and the message is quite profound! Highly recommend it…
@@alrey1538 I haven't! Isn't it called something like Tide Rising?
@@MetalProfessor65 Yes please.
Thanks for this album breakdown! I can notice the work and efforts you put into this, enjoyed watching it and subbed! I agree with Sharks, it's a masterpiece, though I didn't hear a proper live version yet, it will sound even more heavy live, they surely will play it at Wacken in a few weeks! Keep Me Fed ranks on #1 in the UK rock charts, #4 in German rock charts (3 positions higher than Mötley Crüe's new album, and the ladies use significantly less hairspray than Mötley Crüe...😁😄) , the venues are getting bigger and bigger... already got my ticket for April 2025 in Cologne/GER. I agree what you say about the crowds. The crowds in South America are epic, especially in Argentina. In Europe we are maybe a little more active than the crowds in the US, but that will change as more and more young people go to their shows. They attract not only older rockers like me (52), but a huge achievement is that they bring young folks and teenagers back to rock music! Thanks, and greetings from Germany 🤘
Very good through analysis! 👏🏼
More and more, The Warning proves they skirt around classification to a single genre... maybe they're their own genre now? They certainly have a "Warningness" to their music that I find instantly recognizable (and smile-inducing).
@@Cuckoorex recognizable and smile inducing, indeed! Thanks for watching! 🤟
Right on Bro, enjoyed your breakdown!! I bought my ticket to a small venue TW concert this year for that very reason, that I fear this might be the last year for them!!!⚡️🤘⚡️
Thanks, man! That's not a bad idea, actually... 🤘
Excellent video. I agree that I don't think they will stay openers for very long after this album. I'm so glad I got to see them twice front row in a small venue and even got a signed set list from them. I don't think they will be playing small venue anymore.
@@celestialdemon1316 agreed! I've got two tickets to see them in February at some enormous venue in Mexico City. I could have gone to see them in the US before then, but I don't want to see them as an opening act. I went their full set and show. Thanks for watching and chiming in! 🤟
@@MetalProfessor65 The good thing is both times I watched them in the small venue, they were the headliners though there were only about 200-300 people. The first time, the opening act was Devora, who were ok. The second time was Holy Wars, who are great especially live, and Plush, who are pretty good.
Another excellent analysis amigo - keep up the good work!!
@@azmookie Muchas gracias! 🤟
This album surprised me at every turn and it gets better every time you spin it. It leaves me wanting more in the best possible way. I cant wait until we get a pro shot video of all the new songs like 5he Teatro metropolitan concert but we might have to wait a year or more for that kind of thing. Great review!
I have said it before maybe here or not but will say it again and keep saying it until it becomes a thing the warning plays a style I call “warning rock”
Thanks for the outtakes! Reminds me that even the smoothest (apparent) delivery is the result of iterative efforts you do not see. Like everything else in life!
@@iamkerok Ha! Glad you liked them, and thanks for watching!🤟
The reasons fans are not super active in the Hell You Call A Dream video, is because this is the first time most of them heard the song, so they were stunned and had no idea where they could interact.
Here in Portugal, on their very first concert ever, they had an opening act for them. They come as headliners. They come as full rock stars. The venue was kinda small, only 2000 people, but they The Warning were caught by surprise by the very warm welcome and love they received here. When it come to presentations of themselves by name Alejandra got by far the longest ovation to the point she had to bow twice.
@@carlossaraiva8213 That is an adorable, excellent thing to hear! Thanks for watching and letting us know this! 🤟
100% in on SHARKS!! it's a MasterClass!!
@@ericruck13 Oh, hells yeah 🤟
Great analysis. It's boggling how you don't have more subs.
Thanks, man! I'd like more subs, too, but what's a guy to do, y'know? I like making these vids, so I'll just keep plugging along. Thanks for watching and commenting! 🤘
Don’t worry, I got your evolution joke. I think I’ll always have a place in my heart for QotMS as I’ve just been enthralled with what they did on that concept album but man, this album blew me away, especially those tracks not released as singles. I could listen to Pau call me a greedy little fucker all damn day. (And I do think it’s Pau who sings that section). This album is just hook after hook.
Great analysis as always. Love this album.
Here are the descriptions of the songs from the album's pre-save page:
Six Feet Deep → A song about dealing with other people's god complexes.
S!ck → A song about fearing that you never lived out your life and desperately wanting to live it.
Apologize → The anger and resentment of having to deal with the consequences of other people's mistakes.
Que Mas Quieres → It's about taunting and manipulating. We were thinking of the TikTok phrase, 'Gaslight, Gatekeep, Girlboss' and turned it into a song.
More → A song about relationships, the push and pull and wanting 'MORE' out of life.
Escapism → A song about unhealthy coping mechanisms. Escaping into your brain to avoid reality.
Satisfied → Venting song about never being enough for someone.
Burnout → A song about being tired of being dragged down by someone who just stopped trying in life.
Sharks → A song about perfectionism and judgment. Damned if you do, damned if you don't.
Hell You Call A Dream → The song expresses a feeling most musicians find hard to express. When you're touring, you experience the positives, the negatives, and the whole spectrum of emotion all at once. It's about how something you love so much can be something that also weighs you down, but you continue to do it out of love. It's fulfilling, but it's tiring.
Consume → A song about pointing fingers and avoiding blame only to find yourself participating in the same system you criticize so much.
Automatic Sun → It's about missing someone and the energy this person gives you. You're drawn into their gravitational pull and brightness-like an automatic sun.
I think more generally, the KMF theme can be viewed as being about unsatiable "consumption". Thanks for your thoughtful review.
ahhh...I think you forgot that Apologize is the longest song at 3:41. Loved your analysis as always! Keeping Rock Alive! BTW SHARKS is my absolutely favourite song of the album and like you I think it might be their BEST EVER!
Thanks much, man! (And I didn't forget: I just didn't look closely enough! Argh!) 😊🤟
💯 agree about Sharks, especially the bridge is 🔥.
This album is just addictive!!! Can’t stop playing it. 🥰
Isn't it, though? I've had it on steady rotation with _Dogma_ and the latest from Lovebites.
I love The Warning and I love how much respect you have for the music and the musicians. Thanks man. Subscribed 🎉
Thanks so much! I greatly appreciate the sub and your comment 🙂🤘
I've been waiting for this🤩
@@kayjaypug I don't know if you need the album or the video, but either is good. Thanks for watching! 🤟
@@MetalProfessor65 Having watched your other breakdowns on QotMS and Error, I was fascinated what your take was going to be to TW's very different sound on KMF.
Would you consider doing more detailed videos on some of the tracks like Sharks for instance?
@@kayjaypug I would indeed! Thank you for the interest! I'm planning to do at least a couple of videos about specific songs or about themes in their music.
When I was young, didn’t matter who was playing, we got into the music at concerts mostly sitting down; getting into the music in our heads (and only tangentially in our bodies) like you do with classical music or jazz. But I can actually remember the time-it was somewhere in the early eighties-when all of a sudden-it was an outdoor Bob Dylan concert opened by Tom Petty-and everybody was standing. I couldn’t see a thing. At first I was annoyed, but realized eventually, this is just how they enjoy the music. Some people get into the music in their heads, some in their bodies and some, I’m sure, both. There’s no right or wrong. No reason to judge.
Uncommonly well said, my friend! Thank you so much for watching the video, reading the comments, and chiming in with such an insightful post! 🤟
Really nice breakdown. Enjoyed your style a lot. New subs. Cheers from “taco City”… CDMX!
Thanks so much, man! I appreciate the sub and the comment. 🙂🤘
Nice summary of KMF! I'll have to give Sharks a few more listens, think I've only heard it 2x so far. For me, Automatic Sun was by far my favorite, trying to break into my top 3 favorite songs by The Warning!
Excellent analysis! Currently, Sharks is my favorite track off of the album, followed closely by Escapism. But, like all TW albums, those picks can vary with repeated listening.
Yes sir , I agree . This album will bring in more fans … they will grow in popularity. By the time they finish their 5 album contract with Lava Records in approximately 6 years, say 2030 they should be Headlining Arenas here in the states . If not sooner. DPA 🤟. To the Moon
COINCIDO en todo SHARKS TEMAZO !!!! 🤘
Instead of “Ear worms”, maybe the term “ear candy” is a better fit. Another commenter said “ear candy” because those parts are treats for the ears. Thanks for the in-depth review! These ladies are ready to take over the world of rock!
@@bdbing23 Good idea! But "ear candy" seems like a broader term, to me. We'll figure something out! Thanks much for watching and chiming in! 🤟
I LOVE YOUR REACTIONS!
Just sayin'...
BTW, thank you for the work you put in.
So thoughtful!
THANK YOU so much for watching and for saying this. Extremely kind! 🤘
The chorus of Sharks reminds me so much of bmth‘s parasite eve- which i absolutely love because I love to listen to both bands!
Another great video. This is definitely an album that keeps me hitting the repeat button. Also, I hope your classes are as entertaining as your videos. It'd be a great treat for your students. I keep imagining you showing up at class with the same tank, but it says "This is Lit!" (p.s., I know you can't but it's funny to think you do.) 🤘⚡
Queens of Rock. Awesome reaction. I hear Dany's vocals, chilling, but Consume is my favorite, point blank, but that's for me.
Oh, "Consume" is top-notch. Thanks for watching and chiming in! 🤘
I hear a lot of Muse, Halestorm and Queens of the stone age in this album also shout out to the wee bit of Tom Morello in "Satisfied".
"Sharks" for the win.
That was an excellent review of the album. One thing that occurs to me when I hear Apologize: some of the melody and the way Dany delivers some of the lines (in the non-screaming parts anyway) reminds me of bossa nova!
@@g.garcia7151 I know vet little about that genre. I should probably look into it. Thanks for the tip, and thanks for watching! 🤟
Falsetto parts are almost always, as in the case of Sick, done by Ale....I could be wrong......but I'm not.
@@warrenschulze350 Heh. 😏 I've said that before, too. Thanks for watching, man! 🤟
A good analysis and commentary :)
I think that listening to KMF as an actual complete work, in the album's track order, through very good headphones is a revelatory experience vs. just hearing the singles that had been released prior to the entire album. Every track came across as better than the one it followed for me when I listened to the entire thing.
I think Dany channeled Tom Morello's guitar sensibilities at several points on this album, and I intend that as a very high compliment.
Un análisis muy interesante y racional de Keep Me Fed; excelente disco de The Warning demostrando su evolución musical. Y el futuro muy prometedor para la Banda Regiomontana. Orgullosos de que sean Mexicanas.
Estoy de acuerdo: ¡son una banda excelente! ¡Gracias por mirar y unirse a la conversación!🤘
Professor, I am registered to your class!
Nice Reaction, alth 10:14 ough you have the Amazing Automatic Sun completely wrong. Not about a relationship gone wrong. Instead about a person being so awesome that they attacked you to them as in a Automatic Sun. I was hoping you would have more great things to say About HYCAD, Six Feet Deep & Automatic Sun. Amazing Songs (IMOP) of course they are all great. still a nice reaction. The Warning-The Best 🔥🔥🔥
I think apologize is about an online relationship. Or someone getting caught in an online relationship. Which I think adds to its appeal and definitely makes it thought provoking.
😂 Indeed it has been playing in my car since it came out. Yet I still haven't decided which song is my favorite 😮😅
@@ronaldakkermans8166 That's a tough decision! At the moment I can't decide between Sharks and Sick! Sick! works on all levels for me, but Sharks is just so damned impressive that I can't commit one way or the other. Thanks for watching and joining the conversation! 🤟
very good analises
Thanks so much! 🤘
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The people that don't seem to be into it, may just be so into it that they are having a personal internal moment... or they are super drunk.
Heh. Both are possibilities. Thanks for watching and chiming in! 🤘
Although I mostly disagree with your interpretation of their songs and, i also find it amusing how you you kept saying, 'it sounds like pop, but it is not pop,' I thoroughly enjoyed your video. Thanks!
Thanks much for watching and chiming in! Agreement is not necessary. 🙂🤘
Wow, this video describes perfectly what I feel about this album, I've had it in repeat for days now.
That's very kind and also very unusual, that we would agree completely. Thanks for saying it! (And I too am listening to this album--on VINYL, no less!--over and over!) 🤘
@@MetalProfessor65 I drive everyday 50 Kms to go to my job, my 2 kids (9 and 6) demand me to put this album every day. We really enjoy it as a family. Non other album has had this effect in our lives.
@@joprimus My friend, that is a parental win on every level! Good job!
while it has a couple "weaker" tracks (IMO), even those are still good. And when it slaps, it slaps like Pau slapping Cathy.
I don't know who Cathy is, but if Pau slaps her as hard as this album slaps, the poor woman might need medical attention. 😉 Thanks for watching and commenting! 🤘
I have to disagree with you on the production. It takes away from Dany's vocals and the constant fuzz/static-vocal compression make it hard for me to sit through the entire album in one go (I do have some pretty high sound sensitivity, where things like loud bass or heavy static tires me out, both mentally and physically. Funny story: as I was typing this, Hysteria by Muse came on shuffle, and I had to skip it because I just can't stand the noise in it - so I do realize I'm a bit picky about this, although not by choice *sighs*).
That issue was not present with Error and QOTMS, so I'm still listening to those on repeat instead.
Even if it wasn't for the ear-fatigue, I just prefer the cleaner vocals and guitar tones, I guess, and I hope they pull back from this experiment a bit in the future. I mean, so far, all the live cuts have sounded better than the album version (especially HYCAD, which loses a LOT of its momentum due to her voice being so modulated), so hey, if they release a live album, I'll be the first to jump on THAT bandwagon!
All that to say, it's not a bad album. A bit repetitive/bash you over the head with the toxic relationship theme, and missing some Pau vocals (I think she gets a smidge of lead at the start of Sharks? It's also harder to tell the sisters apart with the vocal filters!) and a slower song, but Sharks was definitely a nice surprise, and I do go back to some of the songs from time to time, but on their own. Que Mas Quieres is just fun, haha!
I do have tickets to see them with Evanescence in October (with hifi earplugs, I'm not a masochist XD) and I'm super stoked about it!
Very fair criticisms, sir! I appreciate your watching the vid and taking the time for such a thoughtful comment. Enjoy seeing them! I've got tickets to the Mexico City gig in February because although I'll be about halfway back in the venue, I really want to hear and see their entire set and show. Thanks for watching and chiming in! 🤘
The Warning un rock pesado con una gran variedad de sonidos,ritmos y contrastes ,TW es el nuevo rock
¡Acordado! Muchas gracias por ver y comentar 🤘
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What a surprise! TW aren't sticking to any genre format, even within one song. They do a truly great F*&^K you song and do it a lot. To me that screams "PUNK! OK!" . I still stick to my contention that TW are their own ( at present) genre that I feel is best described as "Vogue Punk", for those songs that it applies. This album really wallows in it.
The closest band sound to TW I think was Blondie. And they actually called themselves punk. If you had heard them live ( I actually have), they also got way heavier live.
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More seemed more of a one off. Just to add a little variety me thinks. Catchy tune, I like it. This album is so crazy good. Dany has become quite the vocalist. There were plenty of fun songs and OMVs.
Agreed! I appreciate how the whole album sounds different than its predecessors but still has that unmistakeable Warning vibe. Thanks for chiming in! 🤘
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Damn straight! 😉🤘
If this album were released by any other band, I would give it a 5/10. Because it is an album by TW, I rate it a 3/10. Their distinct sound was traded for current day production, and their lyrical content is way below what they released previously. I listened to each song once, and that was more than enough.
Wow! I didn't see that one coming. Regardless, I appreciate your watching the vid and chiming in! 🤘
Trying to describe The Warning to someone -- how do you say they are, "rock, alt, punk, grunge, metal"? I just say they were raised on classic hard rock and have mentioned a broad range of music preferences from classical to K-pop, to hard/alt/punk/metal rock. They have a knack for nicely blending most any genre under the "rock" umbrella into what I can only describe as "The Warning" sound.
@@JDHood I think that's a good response! I would leave out the K-pop, however, as its influence is so slight it is scarcely noticeable.
Excellent review of the album. It's a shame that you don't have a real job, you just talk in front of a little camera...😉
Seriously now. good review.
In some points in the lyrical part you are a little wrong, with respect to the meaning that they themselves explained of each song, but you don't have to know everything. as always a pleasure.
greetings from Argentina.
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Whatever TF you guys are pointing at, at the top of the screen. Knock it off!!
There's like nothing there for those of us who turn off the spammy, annoying onscreen popups.
Other than that, your review was quite pleasant....:)
Keep us Warned....🤘😀
All the bands songs are about bummers. They speak for how most people feel.
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something small, maybe, but the music clips are so much louder than your talking bits and having to turn up to hear you talk and then have the music come in loud is hard to listen to
@@JustinBell1 Thanks for the input! That's actually pretty important, so I'll try to balance things better in future vids. 🤟
Unpopular take, I know, but I'm not a fan of every song being made for those with no attention span. 3 minute songs just rarely have a chance to develop into much. I'll listen to QotMS 5:1 vs KMF
@@davekimball3610 Hey, man, to each his or her own! It's art: not everything appeals to everybody in the same way or degree, and that's completely fine. Thanks for watching and joining the discussion!🤟
For "earworm" read "hook"...
Yeah lazy fans. No. All crowds need to be like Argentina.
I've heard legend of the Argentinean rock audiences the like of which are unprecedented in all of rockdom.🤘😝🤘
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I do enjoy one of the shiprocked crowd videos of Animosity, Where she connected with the crowd when she said this ship is going down, as the ship had been in an accident just before.
Ha! That's terrible but also also funny (as long as no one got hurt). Thanks for chiming in! 🤘