"Unfair Game". I'd like to be able to shred Mincho's longest & craziest ever solo & amaze the world with the best solo they ever heard. Too much?🤷‍♂️

To difficult to chose one, but for me, I guess H-G-K or, yes, Unfair Game

@@cholatse6745Let's face it we wouldn't mind playing any B-M song.😁

@@GaryHolloway-810 yeah, right. I‘m able to replicate the riffs from Songs like Freezer, but to be honest without really getting this special Kanami tone and swag, but most of the later stuff, especially UW/Sense EP era hell no 😅

@@cholatse6745 Hey that's very cool that you can play anything by them. Kudos to you.👍

They legitimately SHRED!

Yea that was wild smooth

There is a reason they call her the barefoot assassin.

@@kennogawa6638 She said in an interview that she's never dropped a pick during a concert

@@glenkelley6799 I thought she said she had, but it had been a few years since it happened. She can play finger-style so well that it probably didn't matter much.

@@glenkelley6799 I've seen her drop one between songs. A fan had to point out where it went.

YES!

Agreed

Or Roger Coker's video of "Don't be Long" from Dallas. Kanami shouting "ARE YOU OKAY!?!" at the start just gets me every time.

Whaaat, you mean there's a girl? I gotta pay closer attention.👨‍🦯

I endorse all that Kevin said. Tho i'm not sure if he meant you sounded like Frank Zappa drunk or just Zapped on drugs.🤷‍♂️

@@GaryHolloway-810 😂

Second Giovanni reaction.

@@GaryHolloway-810 You may or may not know but Frank was admittedly against drugs or alcohol and has fired people for showing up to a show for it (my brother-in-law worked for Frank for 10 years in the 70-80).

@@glenkelley6799 I was going to say that also. He was not into drugs.

Having a 2nd guitar means Kanami can go extra crazy when she wants.

When you made up a nickname as good as Obi-Wan Kanami you don't need to be first.😆

@@GaryHolloway-810 🤘💖

Here's a lesson (of sorts) for onset Tony. Too hard for me though. But you also get Miku's little rhythm section & Misa's bass solo. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qKhziaSJ25zMpZc.html

I started learning guitar at the end of last year (age 30, now 31), and I can just about play the main riff of "Dice," but it's hard to get it to sound as good as when she does it.

@@Metal_Auditor Keep at it man. You'll get there. I'm too old now, at 64. Like they say. "You can't teach an old dog.... anything really". Or something like that.

😅😅😅

I'm here 1 minute before it starts and you commented 8 hours ago. You clearly have access to interdimensional/Time travel. I hereby give up with my attempts to comment first.

Or Saiki`s a cappella ballad.

Shake that?

Wipey Wipey !! , step too far lol

@@PaulEngineer Chemical Reaction - ouch!

Definitely a fun comparison, personally I like the Band-Maiko version better.

Actually I think it might be 2/5

I know you meant 5/4 but I think you're correct 💯. That ascending 16th note run could definitely be in 2/2.

@@Kevin6059 yeah, I always got that beats per measure/note to a beat thing backwards

Feel free to distract! 😅😅😅

Re Nemophila - I second that emotion. Fun covers, intense originals.

For Nemophila, check out Dissention, Adabana, Revive. For Hanabie, L.C.G, We Love Sweets and Reiwa Matching Generation make for good entry points. Maybe pick one of those and check them out off-stage first, to see if you like them.

Interesting. Why not just learn the normal wording tho? As far as understanding a beat has two part. The down and up. The number and the "and" 16th note triplets insert 3 16th note on the down and 3 on the up. Their beaming is a double beam (hence the 16th note part of the name). They are written that way as well so it's convenient to have the name and written style match. In reality there are a lot of ways to do anything. I just like function that sets people up for fast success. 24 does make sense tho. The math makes sense. I would just not say to a group "hey trumpets, your second half of 24th notes on beat 3 of measure 2 were dragging"

@@DrumRollTonyReacts I think it's a combination of a few things. Most people who make charts (the generic name for rhythm game "levels" for a song) don't have any formal music theory education, just like most of the programmers. So you get a sort of "alternate view" where the subtleties of theory are completely missing. It boils down to the underlying math more or less. Plus, most rhythm game tools don't really have great support for encoding time signatures into the chart. You'll often see games that assume everything is 4/4, or maybe let you change the beats per bar, but rarely will a rhythm game support describing something in 11/15ths for example. I do like the clarity that comes from using 24ths instead, but I admit it does strip away the nuance of how you would analyze the rhythm.

@@Bobbias Well I guess it boils down to if you enjoy it or not. I would advise learning the "normal" systems as much as possible as that will keep you up to speed in rehearsals and gigs that interact with other musicians. I will comment on your 11/15 bar tho. LOL what. That time signature substitution does not make sense. Maybe in the most elite drumline worlds as they have the most complicated rhythms that exist. If you take a normal 4/4 bar but want to have the feel be 11 notes you could write 11/16. In reality you would likely just group your 16th notes to fit the sequence you want to achieve. But you could also write a bar of 4 and then a bar of 3/8. That might be a bit more normal... However the 11/15 .. You can achieve a slight pull back in tempo feel with placing 15 notes in the place of 16. That is cool. We would write 15:16 over the grouping. But... to have 15 as the subdivision and write with 11 of those at a time. You are in feels that 99.9999% of musicians dont have the ability to play or really a purpose for. So if that software is prompting you to do that I would question it immediately.

🤯 My Saturday has come screeching to a HALT without your subscription. Lol imagine thinking you need to comment that you are not subbing. Holy vain

@@DrumRollTonyReacts Good _zing!_ It is an inside joke/tradition, though, that one doesn't pause during a Kanami solo (there's a popular fan t-shirt to that effect), so it's quite possible Keith was just joking and should have at least added a smiley emoji to make that clear. Then again, there are some folks who apparently think reactors should just play the video with no comment except maybe a "Wow!" at the end, so who knows? Anyway, IIIIII really like and respect your reactions.

@@stevehall5128 Who knows. I get lots of comments from people telling me what to do in a negative time so I tend to respond back. Not sure what their serious or joke level was.

Someone get Tony a "Shut up! Kanami is speaking!" T-shirt.... STAT. 😄