That is cool as hell, thank you for sharing!

I would like to hear some Japanese blues. Any suggestions?

Also ex destrose the singer Marina now in Mardelas 🤘🤘

👍A beast of a song and intro kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pdp6jbOGqN3df4E.html

three Dean guitars actually, the other one is Dean ML

I liked her first band A drop of Joker. Or something like that. Only heard one song but I wish they stayed together. That was an interesting sound. Maybe too creative to be commercial. I saw a video with her playing piano, bass and guitar for an album track for Joker. Very impressive. Their sound is more what I like than power metal. It was a bit like Hanabie.

SGBC 🤘❤️☠️🔥!!! Hey WW bro 😎 I personally think Set The World On Fire solo by Midori is my fave ✌️

@@whynotthinkwhynot- Great pick WhyNot 🤘😁🤘 👸MIDORI 🎸🔥 and 👸MIYAKO 🎸❄ are the best there is.

Luv that heavenly vibe.

….🤘❤️☠️🔥 SGBC!!! ✌️

After Dean lost the lawsuit with Gibson, they will not be able to produce the V's anymore. They can still make the modern V's like Dave Mustaine played but not the classic shape like Miyako's. I personally think that's why they made her another signature with the Icon model. Also I wonder why Dean didn't have a meltdown when Miyako was using the Gibson's, especially considering the lawsuit.

That didn't occur to me, but you're right. Make sense they'd release the Icon. She must had it stated in her contract that she can play other brands. So she's good at negotiation skills too? But yeah, it'll be interesting to see if she still performs with Gibson after the ruling.

@@snakewhisperer1 Just think of someone like Michael Schenker, who only plays the Dean V, whats he going to do, go back to Gibson?

Right? But then Mustaine went to Gibson. Could happen.

…..🤘❤️☠️🔥SGBC!!! Yo Ron bro 😎

That solo 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Z56Al7GB3N-nmYU.html. Sorry forgot link

That’s a great Channel and Goddess of instruments. Which instruments? All of them!

They also had cover Love Bite ( So Do I ) by Halestorm in their concert Invitation To Theater live in Tokyo... In 2019.. Lizzy Hale invite Asami to ft Love Bite ( So Do I ) in Download Festival UK...

The links. Eagle Fly Free kzfaq.info/get/bejne/itViZKt6scDaiXk.html, and Painkiller kzfaq.info/get/bejne/n9x6i9CAu9mqkXU.html. These two are insanely good.

LOVEBITES recorded 3 covers. Third cover of HALESTORM "Love Bites (So Do I)". "Invitation to the Theater - Live in Tokyo 2019" ( Limited Edition , 2CD) Disc 2: 1. "Empty Daydream" 2. "Signs of Deliverance" 3. "M.D.O." 4. "Liar" 5. "Love Bites (So Do I)" (Halestorm cover) 6. "Shadowmaker" 7. "Bravehearted" 8. "We the United" 9. "Under the Red Sky"

Sadly the background noise is more annoying due to not having a solid microphone setup. So we use the background music to limit that dead air sound. Eventually we will get more pro. We setup a cashapp for donations to help. The first purchase we will make is a better sound setup.

Not yet, but we are discussing it. We figured 5k subs before we start down that road. We are getting better over time at editing and setup but between the camera, microphone and software we wouldn't want to put out bad quality on a pay server.

Be correct and precise in your statements. Do not mislead people .🙃 You said that you are a lawyer ! 🤭 A song as a finished product is : lyrics + music + arrangement. The lyrics of the song "Holy War" are the merit of the members of the band, because all members of the band took part in writing the lyrics. Mao never wrote lyrics for LOVEBITES. The music written by Mao underwent many changes during the recording of the song, for example, Miyako made several versions of the guitar parts.. That's why the arrangement says Mao & Lovebites. The final product is as follows: "Holy War" ( lyric - Lovebites / music - Mao / arrangement - Мао, Lovebites). If in court you, as a lawyer, stated : " the song "Holy War" is one of only a handful of songs NOT written by a band members. Author of the song "Holy War" Mao " ..... then you would have lost the process miserably😆

@@GrayFox14 From my experience the music comes before lyrics so your little equation might be more accurate as music + lyrics + arrangement = the finished product. I didn't mention anything about the lyrics in my comment. If my use of the word song as meaning the actual musical composition was confusing to you, then I apologize. For Lovebites songs, the arrangement credit is always Lovebites and Miyako for Miyako compositions or Lovebites and Mao for all the songs that Miyako did not compose. To me it is pretty clear that the primary arrangers for Lovebites is either Miyako or Mao. I have no idea what tweaks were made in the studio, I wasn't there. You weren't either. If changes were made, I have no doubt most would be from Miyako. Whatever happened, Mao still received sole credit for writing the music so I will still consider it a Mao song - oops - Mao musical composition. Based on the credit given, sounds like Lovebites also considers it a Moa musical composition. I had to come back and edit my response because I remembered the interview you are probably basing your argument on. It took me awhile to find it. They did have a discussion about studio changes to Holy War but apparently not enough to change the music credit from Mao to Mao and Lovebites. They then discussed Raise Some Hell which Miyako referred to as her song. But wait! Asami wrote the lyrics to Raise Some Hell. How does Miyako have the audacity to claim it as her song. You must be very very upset with Miyako. I, however, will be calling Miyako as my first witness. Goodnight.

​@@danw6048 You can only consider Mao the author, this is your right. But then you do not recognize the intellectual work of the members of the band (writing lyrics, arrangements). Attributing songwriting to Mao alone is disrespectful to Miho, Haruna, Asami, Midori and Miyako. Following your logic, you weren't around Mao either when he composed the music for this song. Therefore, you cannot claim that this music was written by Mao. (Sorry, but your tricks, I use against you 🤗). If the author was Mao, then: 1. It would not be a song, but a musical composition (there would be no lyrics); 2. It would have sounded completely different, because there would have been no changes to the arrangement that all the members of the band had made! There are various interviews in which Asami, Miho, Haruna, Miyako and Midori talk about the process of creating songs, including for "Electric Pentagram" (also about "Holy War"). Miho: "Miyako made several versions of the guitar parts..."; Asami : "...I thought about the content of the song, we wrote the lyrics together discussing what words we would like to put in and what would be good for each of us. So the phrase We are the Metal Warriors was born"; "...if talking about writing lyrics, the song was the merit of all of us" ; Miho: "...unison tapping was added during recording"; Midori : "Mao-san's arrangement was too hard tough from the beginning...."; Miho : "During the recording, we had to change a lot of things " ; Miyako : "..the band made a lot of changes during the recording" ; Haruna: "the producer asked me to change the arrangement "; Etc. Some of the interviews were in Japanese, so there may be slight linguistic errors. But the meaning of what the ladies said is conveyed correctly. I respect Mao as a musician and composer, but the songs were not written by him, but with his participation, and this is a collective work. Arrangements of ALL LOVEBITES songs are made with the participation of ALL members of the band (except for the song "Inspire"), part of the songs featuring Mao.

Miyako really doesn't like that white Roland piano. She much prefers actual grand pianos (including her own baby grand) with the heavier keys and the slight delayed, percussive sound. She is in the camp that a piano is a percussion instrument. Of course, transporting a grand piano would be a nightmare and I doubt the venue has them laying around.

Also Takayoshi from Baby Metal is in his band. If you can stand toe to toe with Marty, you're a badass! Junna is a beast! Surprised Yoyoka didn't get that gig.

Yes, love Marty, he's from my neck if the woods. His solo band are all virtuoso musicians. Takeyoshi'a high school band was covering Yngwie. I could barely fumble through 'Highway Star."

I would to honestly, but the microphone started making a buzzing sound and we use that to minimize the annoying hum. We are shopping new microphones but good ones are expensive. Amazon deals are bad quality.

Oh hell ya

I prefer live performance in Ride for Vengeance version. It is crazy they did such a song live and did it perfectly. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/p8qPpNKhmtCVkqc.html

Maybe do your homework and find out. I bet if you look more into our channel you'll see more than just Holy War. As to Holy War, it was the song we were requested to react to originally. Otherwise we never would have heard of Lovebites. They are not popular in the US.

Thankfully, they're clean and sober. Not locked away with a gallon of 100 proof vodka and an ounce of blow. We've got a better way of living. That's no way to live.