I'd have to agree. Never heard bad song by them yet. Doubt I ever will.

@@fredalbrecht986 Absolutely. Not one bad song yet, in four studio albums (2023). Lovebites are a world phenomenon. Their excellence puts shame on mediocricy. But: Who ever would want to follow this band on stage? 😁 😉

hehe, you are everywhere too ^^ stay lovebites

@@tsubasaozora7655 Absolutely!

Long live Lovebites, and Up The Irons! 😁🤘

You know HARUNA is gonna bring it, especially when it's a cover of her favorite Metal band! 🤘🤘 She looks extra cute with that hair!

@@JFrancoDrums Princess HARUNA always looks gorgeous! And she pounds those drums!

Miho is everything you want in a metal bassist. Great tone, great stage presence, always perfectly on time, technical when the song calls for it but doesn't over-play...everything.

😭😭😭

I agree.

Band-Maid Lovebites Asterism That's the holy trinity for me. In total 13 members with 11 ladies. At last the women take their share of the hard rock/metal music scene. ...and hell they can play! Let loose the tiger and the tiger will bite.

Well, "one genre" is a bit of an oversimplification since "metal" has an endless amount of subgenres. Thrash and Power metal are two entirely different things, and Lovebites excel at both and at combining them seamlessly while also incorporating Japanese melodies into the mix. Or they go full on classical, almost symphonic metal, or they switch it up and play straight up hard rock, channeling Motorhead in Raise Some Hell much like Band-Maid channeled Motorhead in No God. Not to mention the more ballady type songs like Empty Daydream. They're actually incredibly versatile and diverse, but you're right in a sense, because there's no danger of Lovebites ever abandoning metal and trying to become a chart topping pop group or anything like that. They are Lovebites and they play heavy metal.

@@satomiwa Yes it is an over simplified analysis of Lovebites because there is not enough room here to be very detailed. I don't think l mislead anyone who does not know who Lovebites happens to be. And yes their range in their released material is more genre specific than Band-Maid. That is not necessarily a bad thing. Is it? Thanks and have a nice day.

Este cover me confirma que Kiske es un dios cantando, solo una gran voz puede hacerle un cover al desgraciado. La vocalista lo hizo perfecto.

Princess Asami did so awesome on this one!

I can not remember if it was a previous comment made by you where I mentioned I prefer this version if they did not have the strings. The synth is fine. If it was you, your reply was the strings make it more of a Lovebites song.

@@Glynthepin don't think it was me, but that's ok.

@@hiawatha.g LOL. I'm getting old and muddled when distracted by the Lovebites lady's.

@@Glynthepin I'm an old fart, saw Purple, Sabbath, Queen, and tons of others back in the old days, and by the 90's I thought music had just crawled into a hole and died. I only recently discovered this Japanese metal scene, and it feels like I've got 30 years of living to make up. I don't know where you are but I'm working with some other folks to try to enable some of these bands to do a tour in the U.S. once things open up.

That's it in a nut shell.

I added the hemophilia to the list

@@hopsmetalshow3413 Another newly released J-rock suggestion from the group Gacheric Spin. The song is MindSet on the Official Gacheric Spin channel. It's a live performance version and is better than the MV released in early summer this year.