Metal Vocalist - BAND-MAID -FROM NOW ON ( FIRST TIME REACTION )
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This band can do anything they put their sights on.
A few years back the vocalist hurt her voice and had surgery, she has since recovered. Because of this Band-Maid changed how they do things to allow the vocalist time to rest her voice, one of the things they did was to add some instrumental songs to the longer shows for a rest break, such as this one and Onset. Probably something every singer/band should adopt for long shows.
I just saw them for the first time, opening for "The Last Rock Stars" in New York City last Saturday night...they were incredible!
I as them in Chicago for the first time, in November. Amazing!!! Band-Maid does a ton of instrumentals. Check out, from their official site, Onset (LIVE). Misa has an epic bass solo in this one too. Without Holding back is another great instrumental. Saiki did have surgery years back and I think they started to incorporate instruments, plus Miku's "MAGIC TIME" and other cool interactions with the audience, to give the vocalists a break. It was joked the a ton of their songs were named after Saiki bathroom breaks, "Onset", Without Holding Back", "Don't Be LOng", etc. These girls have an amazing sense of humor, lol.
@@MrBryanwithay Lol, great story, thank you for sharing!
I had seen them a few times here on CZcams, but seeing and hearing them live was something else entirely! They were so happy and excited when Yoshiki brought them out at the end of the concert, and they were well received by the crowd!
I'm definitely a new fan.
Yay! Seen them for 1st time in Philly last fall. Hoping to catch them again this year too!
@@MrBryanwithay Oh man I never picked up on the instrumental names!
Lead singer Saiki thought of starting a album with instrumental was cool idea and she wanted to do it for sometime, which was finally realized with the new EP “Unleash”
Imagine them opening with this . Ahhhh they did and it was so insane hearing it live
Hey John! Kanami is using an Eventide H9 Harmoniser pedal on her guitar.
MISA's bass is made by Black Cloud, the model is called "Black Smoker".
Their instrumentals are often used mid-set to give Saiki's voice a rest - they often play 2+ hour sets and she has had vocal surgery in the past. They have another instrumental MV of "Onset" live. They even released an full instrumental version of their last album "Unseen World".
I’ve seen that Misa’s been playing mostly with her new Fender Jaguar style Bass - not sure but guessing it’s a Black Cloud version.
@@bobespirit2112 Yes Bob it's a Black Cloud Jaguar style V Type with PJ pickups. She seems to have switched away from Orange amps too.
@@bobespirit2112 it's SG.
Welcome and thanks from Japan 有難う💛。 I witnessed this song performed live twice with this MV quality in Tokyo and dropped my jaw twice 😲. I believe so did many of American audience at 12 venues in the last October. This song has been normally played in the middle of the setlist to give Saiki some break. They played this song, however, as opening at three festivals (including Aftershock, Sacramento) and in Guns N' Roses concert in Japan as support to the legendary band. Yeah! they showed off their skills and talents to the audience who knew nothing about the girls in maid outfit on the stage. I felt as if I heard them screaming "Hey guys! Listen to us and open your eyes wide! We are not the persons that you think ! Salute us!" So please salute these girls 😄 I, an old Japanese, have already done it, with a deep bow, a few years ago.
I'm an older American who grew up on hard rock when it was new. Band Maid has not only brought hard rock back to life, but they forged their own unique sound that reaches beyond hard rock. I join you in saluting Band Maid!
This song does have vocals. They were played by the lead guitarist.
They always play an instrumental during their live shows, so the singer gets a pee break, and can give her tonsils a rest. They are so popular the ladies started putting them on the albums, now even more so that we get an actual music video!!! 🤘
its not really a pee break thats a fan joke. Its just a vocal break.
From Now On was the first official instrumental MV although they have had plenty of instrumentals and put them as videos on DVDs etc. They played From Now On plenty of times at concerts and it just allows Saiki, the vocalist a break. Songs, Instrumentals, you name it Band Maid are good at it
That’s the craziest thing about watching reactions to their instrumentals. You start watching and then it takes about a minute to realize it’s an instrumental
In the past, Saiki, their vocalist, had surgery to remove nodules from her vocal cords. The band often plays either instrumentals or gives Miku songs to sing, so Saiki can rest her vocal cords.
Band-Maid has no openers and does no encores. They will go flat out and leave absolutely everything on the concert stage. The primary vocalist Saiki gets a few periods during the instrumentals and the MC to rest her voice. Band-Maid is an amazing group of extremely talented musicians and tickets will sell out quickly so don't delay getting yours. It will be awesome!
The Bass here, 'Black Smoker' has been her backup / secondary bass for a couple of years now as she had a new distressed yellow fender jazz stlye bass custom made for her. And recently she has unveiled her new Jaguar style bodied bass so 'Black Smoker' is probably third in line. I'd guess she used it for this MV because it fitted the mood better, her yellow one would have stuck out like a sore thumb.
Hi,
They do a few instrumentals to give the singer a break during live shows. Saiki (the lead vocalist) had polyp surgery several years ago, and was told to take breaks. That is when they started composing instrumental pieces for live shows. 'Onset' is probably the other instrumental people will recommend. They used to be only live performance songs (not on the albums), but now they put them on their albums too.
Aside from their handfull of original instrumentals, they also take their popular songs and redo it as an instrumental, sans vocals. Usually done on a Blu-ray DVD and packaged with a CD album as a special. I think it was originally intended to spotlight the actual playing of the members. A lot of those clips are floating around on the net.
Almost all Band-Maid songs work well as instrumentals.
I saw Band-Maid play this song at Tokyo Garden Theater, it was an amazing live performance. They are super talented musicians, all of them.
I saw them in San Francisco last October and it was frickin amazing!!!! Get your tickets early, they sell out.
Ya, join their fan club to get presale tickets starting the 13th.
Well good news is when ya see em in Nashville they'll be by themselves. What they call one man shows. Maybe someone can suggest one of the fan cams from last year's tour so ya can get an idea what their MC's are like. Gives em a break and allows for fan interaction and they're just all around fun people. Almost a comedy show in the middle of a killer rock show. And with their English getting better and better makes it even more fun.
Hello John...this song was in the December essentials of Guitar World magazine along with Metallica and RHCP...these ladies are going up like foam, I hope you can go see them and support them, greetings from Chile...I think we'll see them around here in 2024...fingers crossed
John, I am in Murfreesboro as well....I will be in Nashville and St Louis the following weekend for Pointfest... oh....Misa's bass is a black cloud smoker private reserve. Made specifically for her.
This song was written as a instrumental as a Saki voice break. And they have a solo show, no warm up band. Typically the set list is around 18 songs
@JohnReavesLive__ frigging toodles
I will send you a FB message with my contact info
Also...I recommend "manners MV", "blooming MV" or "warning MV" for your next review because I think you will love those alot more as compared to the songs you have reacted to already
From what I have heard Saiki wanted an instrumental to melt faces.
I caught five shows on the October US tour, one of the best weeks of my life. Going to see them again in my hometown in May - but at a festival, so the short set will be frustrating. You'll be glad you saw a full 90-120 minute concert in Nashville.
A bunch of tips from the last tour for first-timers: entry lines started as early as 6 a.m. in October because the Dawn Patrol wants to be on the front rail and lots of General Admission folks want to get as far up front as possible, but they had a volunteer-run honor-based number system so people could go pee/eat/etc. without losing their place. However, VIP tickets should still be able to get pretty far up front if you join the line an hour or two before entry time. Meeting fellow fans in line is a good time in itself. Band-Maid does not have opening acts, so "Show starts at..." means they play then, or at least within 30 minutes if there are technical delays. DON'T SHOW UP AN HOUR LATE THINKING YOU'LL SKIP THE OPENING BAND, THERE ISN'T ONE (barring some drastic change from the usual).
Also, LiveNation/Ticketmaster started mixing up "Doors Open" times with "Show Start" times on their listings, so it's best to double-check on the _r/BandMaid_ subReddit or _BAND-MAID Fans Café_ Facebook group and/or call the venue. (The subReddit will probably have a thread for each venue with info about parking, nearby restaurants, etc.) Also, venues would have reserved seating with better views and table service - and sometimes even reservable in advance, so you could show up right before showtime and skip the line - for an additional fee, but that's _through the venue_ and not a ticket option, so you'd have to call ahead or find a staffer once you were in. Make sure you get in the correct line for your ticket category. "Fast Pass" add-ons are redundant if you have a VIP ticket, VIP gets you in an hour before GA anyway.
The merch table lines can be crazy long. Bring earplugs, preferably good ones; the Maids are LOUD and so are the people next to you screaming after (or along with) each song. If there is swag included with VIP tickets, prepare for it (also if you buy merch on your way in): bags bigger than clutch purses are generally prohibited at venues unless they're clear, but you can stuff a plastic grocery bag in your pocket to hold swag/merch. If there's an autographed postcard in the swag, two pieces of stiff corrugated cardboard with rubberbands to protect it from being bent/crushed/torn are a good idea.
Of course you will want to document your experience, but remember that there will be people with really good equipment and experience making fancams which will be on CZcams within days if not hours, so choose your moments. The person behind you doesn't want to watch the concert through your phone screen which is mostly recording the phone screen of the person in front of you. Moshing is generally discouraged unless somehow you can form your own self-contained pit with a perimeter of minders to keep non-participants from being slammed into.
And finally, you MUST join in for Omajinai Time! The Pigeon said so.
“Why no vocalist?” Because they can. And many many others cannot.
It was this song that pushed me over the edge. I’m a musician, and I felt this instrumental was a statement piece. Not a showcase, a mission statement.
I've just watched a fan cam video of B-M at Hollywood Palladium, opening for The Last Rock Stars on Friday. From Now On was the opening song of their set, awesome!
They're certainly spending a lot of time in the US this year, more venues to be added in August.
Now if we can get them to come to Australia, I'll be a very happy Maidiac! 🤗
I'm stoked..... they're coming to Charlotte May 22!!
That`s MISA`s Black Smoker Bass made for her by Black Cloud Customs .
Members advance pre-sale start on Monday and GA sales on Friday. Oh, Japanese bands call it a One-Man show. No opening act. And usually Band-Maid don't have encores either. I've only seen them do 1 encore and it was a gig in Japan.
Congrats on the Nashville gig! You're gonna have a blast! My guess is they'll include "from now on" in the setlist, as it just EXPLODES live (saw them do it in Phoenix last year). Thnaks much! 🕊
Can't wait! For real hope they play this and Domination live that would be amazing!
@@JohnReavesLive Unless they've written a new instrumental between now and then, in which case you'll get to do a world premiere reaction!
Okay. Honestly, I thought you were just another "Lets do Band-Maid to get subs and views, but no man, you actually know your stuff. Keep 'em coming ;)
Why? That comment of the way the Rhythm guitar filled the track.,. How Vocal where on option on top of the themes repeated. and The FACT you are invested and going to see them live.
🙌🙌 heck yes! I honestly film tons of reactions that I don’t post because I’m not into the band or music after I’ve heard it and Band-Maid for sure is someone I’m happy to post here! I love their music!
@@JohnReavesLive keep it real brother ;)
I saw them kick off their entire US Tour with From Now On when they opened with it at Aftershock! It was AWESOME!! You're gonna LOVE seeing them live!
Thanks again!🤘🤩🤘
Seattle and one or two others didn't open with From now on. (Seattle opened with Sense.)
@@Sky2042they opened with Sense in SF as well. From Now On was the first song they played to start the US tour. Hopefully that's less confusing.🤘😁🤘
Yeah, they've been using From Now On as their opening song for their short/festival sets. It's an attention getter and establishes their musical creds.
they have been putting out instramentals for a while now. These songs, as well as their other mid show antics (there are many) serve as breaks for Saiki. She had polyps surgery a few years ago and takes very serious care of her voice sense then. you should definatley react to the gold rush interview videos
Please do a review of attending the concert.
I for sure will be!!
Maybe you should go to Rockville, Atlanta, Charlotte and the home show! Have fun!
They do single man shows (no opening act).
So happy you're gonna get to see Band Maid live. You won't be disappointed!
Misa (Lead Bass) just brought out a Private Reserve Black Cloud Jaguar PJ5 (painted like a Fender American Standard sunburst with white or gold pick guard) at the Tokyo Garden Show and, most recently, at the Hollywood Palladium. Others have or will pipe in about Saiki's "Pee" break. As a side note, their "Black Cat" bus driver stopped at his place (maybe in your neck of the woods) and made a home cooked "Southern" meal for them between Houston traveling to the Northeast last year. That's probably why they are doing a "Southern" leg of their tour, lol! I hope you have a great time at the Bowl. I'm doing Houston (again) and crazy Austin then headed back to LA, hoping for the August leg to return West. 🦍🍌
Saiki (V) , who makes the setlists, sort off, suggested they have a banger tune for their larger gigs (Guns and Roses) and festivals, Aftershock et'al and so Kanami came up with this b.ll breaker! :)
Buy tickets as soon as possible.
There's some great fancams on YT of them performing this on their recent USA tour. A Kanami shred fest!
It's just occurred to me that guitarwise we have Angry Larry, Flappy Pigeon and Black Smoker on show here, Akane still hasn't named this drumkit as far as I'm aware.
The grunge meets metal?! Those ladies are freakin awesome. You just said they are having 10 year anniversary, this is the first time I have heard/watched them. I only discovered Nightwish bout 3 months ago. What the hell, who else is out there that I don't know about but should?!? I live in Wisconsin, I will look into tickets for the Nasville show, for sure. Another great reaction JR, thanks bro.
John, a break for Saiki during the concerts like 'Onset' or 'Without Holding Back' or 'Don't Be Long'...most Maidiacs call these 'instrumentals' the 'pee break' for Saiki and all, yes, all are spectaculars. They can create 'The Bathroom Symphony' soon using all these songs. Keep going
"The Bathroom Symphony". What a great idea man. Love it.
Maybe add "Hard Wash" to the "The Bathroom Symphony"?
My guy, you are seriously in for a treat when you go to see them. I got to see them last year, and honestly, the best show I have ever been too. The energy was was just so good. Start to finish. And wait till you hear this live. Misa's bass on this, god, her tone was just so warm and just ... yeah.
I plan on being at the Nashville show as well! BTW, great reaction, thanks.
🙌🙌🙌 heck yes!! If you see me feel free to say hello!!
I saw them twice last fall and they are fantastic. The fans are also great. It’s the most fun I’ve ever had at a concert. I’ll see you in Nashville. I’ve got my tickets!!
As others have said, they have more than just a few instrumentals. So I see that you haven't reacted to 'Onset' live yet. Please do so. It will broarden your peceptual horizons.
Kanami's guitar IS the vocalist here. I might of course be wrong but based on what Kanami said in an interview this seems to contain everything from her depression and aggression accumulated during isolated years amidst Covid. There's a sense of violence, struggle and attempt to free yourself at play here.
Actually, all of Band-Maid's song work as instrumentals. You actually hear all of the subtle things going on you normally don't hesr when the vocals are stripped out.
They do have a singer on this song, it's just that she sings guitar. From the Spice interview 10/7/22 " 'Guitar solos are meant to be sung.' - Tono Kanami (2022)."
I hope to make the Nashville show and say hi. 🫰🏼 They often start their “serving” with this song now - open with a banger! 🔥🤘🏼🎸🥁🎤🙌🏼😀✌🏼
BM are already famous for their instrumentals before this track came out because they have 2 others that are amazing! - 'Onset' and 'without holding back'- that all fans love. I think they have 1 or 2 more too that are very good.
They have ALSO released a special entirely instrumental version of their unseen world album! So as you can see instrumental stuff is already a fairly well known part of them.
As to why they developed thier first truely loved instrumental 'onset' - They go at their sets long and hard- they play like 30 songs! So to give their singer Saiki a vocal break in the middle of their sets, they will play say an instrumental and maybe one of the songs Miku takes lead vocals- and do a little Miku lead MC section too- that way Saiki can go off stage, have a drink, and rest her voice for 15 min.
This style of singing wasnt what Saki was used to, nor for so long, and in their earlier days she did some damage to her vocal chords from over use and had to have an OP on them, (that was like 6-7yr ago) so since then they are more careful with her voice.
I’m convinced JAPAN 🇯🇵 ROCKS. I found out these AMAZING GIRLS met up with The WARNING SISTERS and they have total admiration for each other. This made me so happy because if we had a live concert with both I’d pay RAMMSTEIN ticket prices. This was EPIC TALENT.
Their instrumentals are called "Saiki's pee break". In their earlier years, they played up to 100 gigs a year and Saiki could not take that. I think both she and Miku in fact needed to have surgery on their vocal cords. So Kanami started writing some instrumentals and also Miku sing some lead during the middle of their gigs (they last up to two hours). In this mid-session Miku also takes absolute control of everything during "Omajinai Time" where she throws spells at the audience (I kid you not!. All this came about to give Saiki's voice a break.
I really enjoy Kanami's instrumentals. Her classical piano training really shines through in the instrumentals she writes. But you can also hear that she is an instrumental composer if you search for "Band-Maid instrumentals" (she composes and roughly write out an arrangement) but it is Miku and to a lesser degree Saiki that fills in the words after Kanami has made the demo.
Only Saiki that throat surgery in summer of 2017. After that Saiki worked with a vocal coach to help recover from the surgery and to help prevent that from happening again. I believe that both Saiki and Miku are still working with a vocal coach to prevent damage to their vocals.
Yes, not a "pee break" but to ensure vocal health.
Get ready for a great time when you see them live... caught them last go around and will be catching this this go around as well....
Thanks John for keeping the Awesome BAND-MAID at the forefront. You'll be hard pressed to find a Rock band with consistently great Rock music over a 10 year period. And they're FUN to boot. With no egos to get in the way. And I've been listening to rock music since the 60's. Finally saw them last year in Philly and Jersey and hope they make it up the east coast in August. Check out their other instrumental video ONSET-LIVE. I consider more than 50% of their catalog as great and Awesome with the rest just really good. That's out of around 130 songs. I know you'll enjoy the show no matter where you're standing but get there early to get a rail position. It'll make for a long day but well worth it to see the most beautiful Rock band ever playing the most Awesome rock music. Peace. 46.1
when MISA was playing her solo and the camera panned back and MINCHO (yes that was Mincho not our mild mannered Kanami)was just standing there like a warrior i must admit i got a little scared!!!
Congrats on Band-Maid coming to Nashville =) You need to check out "Play" Official Live before the concert It also has some fun chants ! I'm going to Rockville Daytona Speedway and The Charlotte Underground Concert too. Thanks Great Reaction Have Fun =)
The Maids use this song to give Saiki their singer a break in the middle of their set.
That's gotta be one for rock anthology;an incredible track!!
If you want to see a bit of Kanami's work with the effects pedal and such in a live setting, their performance in Boston in the fall was recorded well by Vladimir Chupin: czcams.com/video/1gmH4EcwrC8/video.html
Misa plays a Black Cloud Back Smoker custom 5 string. It's a awesome bass!
Happy to hear you so stoked to get the chance to see them. COVID f*cked up my plans to see them in Boston last October. Now they're coming to my home town, Saint Louis. It's a festival but its better than nothing. I've got my tickets. WOO!!
The famous "pee-break" songs they do for Saiki to chill out and not sing for a bit in the middle of their concert. + they also do 2 "pauses" where they talk to the crowd and have fun on stage (teaching Japanese words, drinking, throwing drummer autographed banana peels at the audience, etc)
Yep, Kanami uses an Eventide H9 prallel to her main tone and even with the added gains during the song the H9 is still there. Makes for an interesting tone..
The Maids are just very talented 🤘
This isn't their only instrumental. The first time I saw this was live in concert and it was magical. Band-Maid put on long shows and Saiki gets to rest. Also, Miku has some songs she sings lead on to extend Saiki's pee break. "Time" and "Rock in Me"
John, thanks for the insights. I can understand drums a bit, but guitars escape me. Every time I describe Band Maid to a friend, I just keep repeating "amazing" like I've been kicked in the head by a horse.
Akane is an alien on drums !
I would suggest you be on the site to buy tickets early. Then tend to sell out really, REALLY fast. Like some in just an hour. Wife and I saw them at Aftershock last year, then 5 days later in SF (apparently with BusterVentura08) LOL. I do recommend VIP if you can because getting in early for a good spot and early Merch access rules. Waiting for part 2 of the tour to be back out west again. Can't wait for more reactions since you said you want to get to know the discography before.... *hint* LOL
Thanks John!
I'm thinking the lead guitar was the vocal, but would not mind vocals if they should decide to add them, it's happened before... They have four instrumental songs now. Their song "Play" was originally their first instrumental but Saiki loved it so much she got Miku to add lyrics so she could sing it. So, Kanami went back and composed "onset" as their first instrumental. "Onset" was just to be used as a live vocal break or a show opener, so it did not originally come out with a music video. Then they recorded "onset" at a live show in Japan. The live video became so popular that they started making music videos of their instrumental songs after that.
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They have quite a few instrumentals. Dig Deep! MISA has been using Black Cloud Basses exclusively since she switched from her Fender Jazz bass to 5 String basses for the heavier BAND-MAID songs, but other than this standard Black Smoker, don't look for them in the music stores. They are all one offs. In addition to this she has an SG Precision, a reliced 5 String version of her old Jazz Bass and a new Jaguar style bass as well. Zemaitis did put out a limited run of Miku's Flappy Pigeon, but they were snapped up pretty quickly. You might still find one on eBay or Reverb.
Kanami took the vocals in her own hands on this one
the lead guitar is the vocalist in this track.
Nemophila - Dissension next!
Harmonizer pedal, this song is a beast
See you in Nashville!
The record company does not tell Band-Maid what to do. Rather, Band-Maid tells Pony Canyon what they are going to do. And give Saiki a break. Out of 140 songs they have five instrumentals. Saiki needs a pee break once in awhile. Kanami has written so many riffs she can use them as she sees fit. The artistic freedom this band enjoys is exceptional.
There's something you mentioned in this video that really had me thinking. That a band has the balls to put out a music video for an instrumental. And the label gives them freedom to do it. I think there came a time with the success of Band-Maid, after they were given free reign to write their own songs, the execs at Pony Canyon opened the door to let them do whatever they wanted. Basically, "Here's a budget Miku, go have fun."
I can see it now:
Miku: We wrote an instrumental and Saiki wants it as the opener of UNLEASH!!!!!. ぽ
Pony Canyon: OK cool.
Miku: And we're opening the Okyuji's with it. ぽ
Pony Canyon: OK, absolutely. Great idea.
Miku: And we're making a music video. ぽ
Pony Canyon: You got it. Do you want it animated?
Miku: Not this time. ぽ
Pony Canyon: Anything else?
Miku: A horse named Kruppo. ぽ
Pony Canyon: We're on it.
Well don't dilly dally on the tickets because they will sell out! Secondly, there will be no other band's on the bill (probably). And they don't do encores. See ya there!
I love this band. this song is awesome too. I feel like they could have relaxed a bit on the cymbals though
Saiki is waiting for the acoustic version comes out That's when they'll throw some lyrics out there with it
I enjoyed your reaction, thank you. Don't worry, vocalist Saiki is doing well together. There are several great instrumental tracks of theirs, each one an angel pointing to their talents. Please listen to "On Set (live)" and "WITHOUT HOLDING BACK".
it'll be just them they don't do openers, you'll have a blast though.
2023 BAND-MAID 10TH ANNIVERSARY TOUR in the US continues…
Band-Maid, the music, the sound, each of the Maids... and the love that permeates their live events is an experience not to be missed. Hope you can catch them next time - which in the USA, is:
DATE CITY VENUE
May 14 Houston,TX Bayou Music Center
May 15 Austin,TX Emo's
May 18 Daytona,FL Welcome to Rockville Fest
May 19 Atlanta,GA Buckhead
May 21 Nashville,TN Brooklyn Bowl
May 22 Charlotte,NC Underground
May 24 Detroit,MI St Andrews Hall
May 26 Columbus,OH Sonic Temple Festival
May 27 St. Louis,MO Pointfest Radio Show
In addition, their ongoing Japan tour features about 25 concerts!! AND they continue to write and record their new album. The Maids are one of the hardest working super groups in the business! Thx, John!
Hey! You'll love the show.. although, one thing might throw you off, and that's Omajinai time. Just play along and do what the Pigeon tells you to do LOL.
This is only their 4th instrumental song in their catalogue. I believe this song was written as a powerful opener for festivals, but during the US tour last year it was played in the middle of the set. They usually paired it with one of Miku's lead vocal songs to give Saiki a couple song break. I think there were some shows where they gave her a 3 song break even. It's all to manage her voice and fatigue, as they tour a lot of shows in a short amount of time.
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they are designed to give the main singer a chance to rest her voice, they have done other instrumentals and i think Onest is one of the only other one that they actually recorded and posted on youtube
The singer has to take care of her voice and they have instrumentals to give her a break in shows as well. It is now just part of what they do.
Good job!
MISA MISA MISA!!!!!!
It's crazy to see Miku now, compared to her "Li'l Cumin" days.The ladies done good!.GO! Miku! 🥰🤘🤪🤘
Someone else mentioned this in a comment but I think the instrumentals give Saiki time to rest her voice, especially as she had surgery to remove nodes on her vocal chords. Inadvertently, this allowed Band-Maid to flex their musical prowess with instrumentals, adding another key dimension to the best band in the world.
Do any of y'all get the Sense like I do, that Band Maid is finally truly breaking out, sorry, breaking new gate?? I see new reactors all the time now on YT, and the already on-board reactors realizing that these ladies are THE band right now, no matter how many other bands they review.
Here's the thing. Band Maid has maid ( pun intended! ) their mark already, anybody who falls into their 10 yr rabbit hole will find an existing catalog of compositions 90% of the bands in the R & R Hall of Fame couldn't come close to , nor play as well live. The only thing they have lacked coming out of a small nation like Japan, is marketing and visibility. The visibility is increasing daily now it seems, yes, we have a ways to go but the momentum is positive.
I would like to be a fly on the wall in the music industry I have to believe the Lolla show will contiunue to influence festival organizers to add BM and get them towards or on the top of the marquee.
asking reactors this question a few places
The vocal in this track is kanami mincho... As all know, Shut Up! When kanami si speaking!
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Simply that in concert they want saiki the lead vocal a break