THE WARNING - DUST TO DUST (LIVE/VIVO EN FORO DIDI MONTERREY) Reaction
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This is the link to the song "Narcisista" live from Foro DiDi (an entertainment complex in Monterrey MX, their hometown).
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Funny I saw someone comment on a random rock reaction video yesterday that you should never (NEVER he typed) listen to a live version of any band ever (EVER!). The comment was highly upvoted, and no one challenged this sentiment. I was dumbfounded. You can't beat a good live version (you know, assuming the band can pull it off).
The Warning however can always pull it off - and is in fact - always better live, so I'll just say NEVER react to a studio version for a song with a proshot video.
Right on brother. I always like reacting to the love versions. Gives you a real feel of the band. You can make anything sound good in the studio. I like seeing how the audience responds to the energy too. Maybe that’s just me.
@@dadwhatsfordinnerThis is a pro-shot recording of one of their songs from a sold out show they did just last year. It gives an idea of what they are like live. Also, whether they are headlining or opening and whether the audience is 50 or over 50k they bring the same energy to their performances.
The Warning - ANIMOSITY Live at Teatro Metropolitan CDMX 08/29/2022
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@@dadwhatsfordinner I take back the 'never listen to a studio version', obviously speaking in absolutes like that is for fools. But with The Warning I would say that I stand by it - live is always best.
Most bands studio work is superior to their live performances, sometimes for understandable reasons that are often outside their control. But I'm with you, watching a band live - in their prime, with that glint in their eye - is always more moving, even if you lose some of the polish.
I've only seen your two The Warning videos so far, but I'll say you're doing it right, I appreciate your easy-going and and no BS approach. I can tell you are genuinely digging what you're hearing, and that means a lot to us old rock fans, regardless of the band. I'll be checking out more of your content for sure.
@@dadwhatsfordinner No, it's not just you. None of the songs on this performance actually sounds better than any studio version but as you said, it's the performance and the audience response that makes the total feeling. This is from their first visit to Peru, and I simply love it. czcams.com/video/WEYUvZTBZw8/video.html
QOTMS is a master pierce. Veja o álbum todo e me dará razão.
The one thing I wish they'd do is to use Ale's intro on the bass to start the concert rather than Intro 404, particularly when they open with Dust to Dust, as they sometimes do. Intro 404 is the one thing they've done that I think is a throwaway. That bass solo is superb, and would be fantastic live.
I'm going to add a rec for Animosity live at Teatro Metropolitan in Mexico City last August. It's not really possible to describe how good it is.
Watch '10 year old Paulina drum to My Life Would Suck Without you'. That's absolutely amazing!
I never get sick of watching people discover what a star Pau (Pow) is. She's a true five-pointed star - drummer, singer, songwriter, performer, and multi-instrumentalist. She's always at 100%, and always fully committed to what she's doing.
They ALL are great, their music is great. But as being bassist, I constantly keep being fascinated by Ms. Alejandra's solid playing and bass lines (here she is 14!)
You have acquired “The last song of The Warning I heard is my favorite” syndrome. We all have it. They have no bad songs and the next one of theirs you hear will be your favorite.
You're not an idiot bro, you're a soon to be fan of The Warning. It just means you have an eye for talent and an appreciation for passion. These girls are the most unlikely yet undeniable saviours of rock music. Only a true fan of the genre can appreciate them, they're like a litmus test. Their fans are primarily old-school rock fans who often had lost interest in - and hope for - the genre. They've re-lit that hope for us.
They have so many bangers left to discover. As with all bands, I always wonder how deep their pile of gold is - I've yet to find the bottom for The Warning. And they keep stacking more on top.
well said!
I don't agree that "only a true fan of the genre can appreciate them". Their music is outstanding regardless of one's musical background, and is highly varied. It won't be everybody's cup of tea any more than any other music, as people's tastes vary, but that's not the same as not recognizing their exceptional musicianship, songwriting, and performance.
I just keep listening to this band at home. Others yes but always back to them, in fact they I listen to a lot more music of all kinds since discovering them.
@@robertkrawitz8237 My comment was a little wild-eyed in hindsight. I was just happy to see someone genuinely being moved by the band, and just let my fingers fly. It was sloppy improvisation, and I hit a few bad notes, you know?
What I meant to say was that someone who is moved by the band so quickly is probably going to be someone who will love straight forward hard rock music. There is nothing obviously impressive about the band - no big stage show, no epic arrangements, no flashy techniques - it's just good hard rock. And real recognizes real, as the saying goes.
It's not that only a true fan of rock could love the band, or that you aren't a true fan if you don't like them. It's just that if you do like them, you may in fact have the heart of a true fan.
I know it's not that deep, but I just wanted to clarify my statement a bit. We're all just fans having fun loving rock music. S'all good man.
@@johnmacleod9507 I hate to hijack any comment section about The Warning and divert people's attention elsewhere, but if you've not heard the song 'Hi Ren' I would very much recommend giving it a couple of listens.
The song has nothing in common with The Warning, to be clear, but it is one of the most impressive lyrical and performative pieces I've ever heard - it's a live performance which is not necessarily obvious at first glance.
The song is a landmark moment in music history imo, and needs to be heard. It's very moving, and has inspired more contemplation from me than any other work of art has, in such a short time.
I hate to do this to you, but no pressure to respond to this comment, I just feel the song is very special and wanted to promote this genius independent artist.
I'm addicted to The Warning and have watched many reactors dive into their music. Most reactors always seem to think that last song they heard was the best so far... The thing is that THe Warning does not have a bad song, they are all good and it's monstly a recency bias. Nevermind that, just glad to see more people join The Warning Army.
Do the ted x videos to listen tp great music and learn somthing about the band. All the things they do is being played with heart and soul.
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This is the first song off their Queen of the Murder Scene album. I would recommend that you listen to the entire album in order. This is a concept, or full story, with "Dust to Dust" being the prologue. All the Lunario CDMX videos won't get blocked, and there is a video for all QOTMS songs live.👍♥️🤘
This performance hooked me for life ( to tell the truth, I had tears). I´ll see them for the first time in Daytona (Rockville) in may. Going to come all the way from Brazil and bring my family. Thank you for the reaction man. and all of them are great, but Paulina is a beast!
Pau is a self-contained hurricane. They all have an inner intensity yet are integrally connected as well. As for finding a place to pause, I've always thought they have no dead time. They go from verse to pre-chorus to chorus, beginning to end with barely room to slide a blade of grass in between. Personally, they are they most exciting band I've encountered in 30 years.
Who’s that talking you ask? I assume it is the recorded voice of Rudy, their manager. He narrates it live on stage at the Lunario performance in CDMX. He is playing the role of the preacher in the concept album story line
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You're digging into the backstory here. This performance is from 2019. Dust to Dust is the lead song on their concept album entitled "Queen of the Murder Scene." An amazing story told through songs written by 3 extraordinarily talented teens and pre-teens (at the time). The Warning ALWAYS brings the energy!
@dadwhatsfordinner - Since you like seeing how they got started AND seeing them live, you would really appreciate their second TedX performance. They play three songs live and offer motivational lessons before and between each. It's from 2017, so subtract 6 years from everyone's age. But they are wise (and talented) beyond their years. This is the performance that originally hooked many of us. czcams.com/video/pj5ue3M-v6o/video.html
This album, _Queen of the Murder Scene,_ is a concept album which tells the story of a disturbed young woman's inner journey from desire to obsession to murder and madness. The songs are told from the point of view of either the young lady's inner psychopath or her good side, which has a conscience - until it does not.
'Dust to Dust' is a funeral, and the Queen invites you in to hear her story. 'Crimson Queen' is the next song.
Pau is also the composer , and runs the show from her laptop. She is a musical genius
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I love everything they do, this is close to the top but I wouldn't say "better than" any song especially not a banger like Evolve. "Like more" perhaps, but like has been mentioned, there is definitely a "my favorite is the one I just saw" air to these ladies.
Keep it up, I love how you pointed out the little things like Pau raising her arm which hit you personally.
It makes all the difference.
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Paulina is a second front woman who happens to be in the back. They say most female drummers play like they’re petting a puppy. Pau plays like she’s beating the guy who stole her puppy!
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All of her fans are poets I swear!
Okay, that's funny!
@@justinatest9456 She inspires!
Pau beats those drums like they owe her money and they are late on payment!
The warning just released 2 live concert version one of their cover of metallicas entersandman and the other a much slower one called reverent with guest guitarist.
Foro Didi was June 2019 making the girls only 19 (Dany), 17 (Pau), and 14 (Ale). They are better than most bands that are twice or three times their age. And they are at their best playing live.
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Great reaction. I love your comments about each of the girls being their own star.
I'm new to the band, and while I love the live versions of these older classics, I've never paid any attention to the lyrics. I know this is the opening track to a concept album about an obsession turned to murder; but they were teenagers, and a concept album is a very tall order for any band. I didn't think I would have any interest in it as a grown man.
But I just pulled up the lyrics to this song, and it's follow up track Crimson Queen, and all I can say is wow. I don't know why I keep underestimating this band - they never fail to impress me - but I didn't think they could hit the mark here. Like I said - a concept album is a tall order - but these opening lyrics are very well-written and have more depth than I would have thought on first glance. It's poetry man.
And English is not their primary language. I'm blown away by them every time. For instance:
Now, take it in and behold
I don't seek right or wrong
I seek the truth found in death
It goes hand in hand with remorse
Is it something that is worth losing?
Worth pursuing?
That's as beautiful as it is crazy. Pau just sang that and I had no idea, no idea that what she was singing was so poetic. I'm not usually a lyric guy, but I'll have to become one with this band.
Yes, Justin. The Warning's lyricism (usually penned by Pau) are one of their strong suits. For all songs, really, they have a message. For songs off of Queen of The Murder Scene, each tune builds on the one before it to tell an over-arching story. A concept album is absolutely a tall order, and easy to mess up. They succeeded big-time. Worth watching the videos in the proper order with the lyrics nearby. I'm a fan of when they debuted this album live, which are the Lunario CDMX videos, found on The Warning's CZcams.
They are wise far beyond their years. Check out the lyrics for "When I'm Alone" that 15yo Dany wrote while she attended a 5-week music school in New York. She was desparately homesick, and was under the gun to write a song for a presentation (the next day I believe):
Opening:
Full of color on the outside
But I only see in black and white
I'm desperate for some light
In the corners of my mind
Having hope but not enough
Reaching out to find no one
Am I the only soul to have lost all control?
Closing:
Nobody understands
My sanity's not going to last
And I'll smile on through the night
Everyone will think I'm alright
But nobody knows what I'm dragging along when I'm alone
@@LesDexia13 Yeah, that's amazing. I've seen the Ted Talk show and so have heard the song, but I had no idea the lyrics. I just assumed it's basic teen angst material, but that's both beautifully inspired and well-written.
I'm new to the band - just got my three week chip! - but have grown to really appreciate the whole band, in every aspect. Dany is a very sweet, wise, and strong girl. I learned this from the video in which she talks about the loss of her friend. It was very moving.
Knowing that those are her lyrics, and that they are as strong as anything Pau could write, is good to know. I never gave Dany enough credit, so thanks for that. Peace.
To add to my original comment regarding Dust To Dust and it's lyrics - they are not just poetic and pretty, they offer a lot of narrative value, but are not clunky or awkward, as can often be the case.
In a single song we learn that a death has already occurred, and that we are looking back at it after the fact. We know that the accused is trying to procaim her innocence - or to justify herself - to an unwilling listener, who wants nothing to do with her.
It is made clear that the accused is unhinged - which is done both through the lyrics, as well as in Pau's delivery of them. It's a really impressive song. Pau is a poet.
I think I just need to write a book about it at this point.
@Justin Atest it has been suggested more than once that QOTMS be converted to a Broadway musical. The ladies of The Warning call the album a rock novel. Others call it a rock opera. The album was nominated for the best rock/hard rock album of the year at the 17th Independent Music Awards.
Paulina is the drummer. She sings lead in several songs, including their first recorded song in Spanish, "Narcisista" which was premiered live at this concert.
The Foro Didi was the best live version of this song. Daniela on guitar finished the song vocally.
excelente reacción, THE WARNING presente y futuro del ROCK!!!🤘🤘⚡⚡
Glad you enjoyed the prologue to Queen of The Murder Scene concept album, and Yes Pau is a beast on the drums. I would recommend for you to react to their official video of "Animosity" live at Teatro Metropolitan CDMX recorded in 2022, It's a banger and one of my favorites. 😎🤘
Please check out the Enter Sandman cover. The new one. It will blow your mind.
Hey "Dad"! Yes, for all of us, the last song you hear from The Warning is your favorite. It happens every time! These amazing sisters are saving Rock. I know it may seem picky or nuanced, but this is Rock, not Metal.
Yes, each of these amazing sisters has their own charisma and on stage persona. They are the sweetest young ladies you will ever see. Then they get onstage and turn into Rock Monsters! Their live shows are second to none. And I have been going to rock concerts for 40+ years! Future Legends!!
FYI: Alejandra on bass is 14, she would receive the custom Spector red and black bass she plays with now in September 2020 the following year while recording their latest album "Error' in New Jersey. The Spector team drove from Woodstock NY to Clifton New Jersey to hand deliver the bass to her, called "Ale's Inferno".
Daniela on guitar finished the song vocally.
I was in that room, my first ever TW show (seen them 7 more time since).
I was blown away, and treated as a friend by the band when I met them.
That is the best version of the song. The entire concert is great.
Narcisista from this same show is a favourite. It's another one featuring Pau as the singer, and it's a high energy banger.
First song on their 2nd album, Queen of the Murder Scene, which is a concept album. Pau sings lead on this and the last song, The End. Dany sings lead on the rest. Evolve is on the 3rd album. And, yeah, Ale has great basslines.
Yes, Pau hits hard, she has broken drum sticks during songs on more than one occasion.
They have some live session videos too, try Choke or Animosity.
Also broke a drum head.
@@Dave_Marks And a bass drum pedal I believe. But I'm not a historian of the band.
She has thrown sticks, too... Not on purpose, of course... In one of their PauCam videos, I counted three times when she lost or broke a stick and replaced it seamlessly without losing a beat... In one, she finishes with her raw hand for the last few beats after losing a stick!
Pau is a beast on those Drums. She's always fun to watch. Keep going with the live stuff.
As good as their studio recordings and music videos are production wise, they are best live. As you say, their energy comes through way more. Of course, in person...even better. Thanks for the reaction.
This is one those very rare bands that exude the same energy, passion, and authenticity in the studio as live. Dust to Dust is a great tune from their earlier Queen of the Murder Scene album, and the live performance you reviewed is IMHO the best of several on CZcams. For a great vid of them doing Evolve live, check out MTV's at czcams.com/video/-8pOEmvssQo/video.html.
By the way, they were 19 (Dany), 17 (Pau), and 14 (Ale) when they gave this concert. For the full concert: czcams.com/video/yV8gpIrIR9s/video.html