I prefer Dany, Ale and Pau.

He also captured Ale tossing picks during Error.

Her bass tone was soooo good for this show!

the all-female rock group , called The Warning, for my taste is a rare mix of legendary rock groups like Suzi Quatro, Joan Jett and the black hearts and Heart. greetings from Mexico.

They are so together, almost telepathic.

You couldn't have said it any better

Ale’s bass really was cranked up to 11 that night. Even on Dany’s side of the stage it was rattling my bones.😂🤘🏻

@@Southwest737 as it should be 😁

I agree 100%

EL ROCK NO ESTÁ MUERTO e com elas, nunca estará! The Warning, o que aconteceu de melhor no mundo do rock nos últimos 20/25 anos. Acompanho as meninas desde 2014 (EnterSandman). Absolutamente maravilhosas, divinas. Todas músicas são perfeitas. Direto de BRASIL. Aguardando elas passarem por aqui. Se demorar, pego um avião e vou até Monterey...

No todos en Monterrey siempre los han llamado “el orgullo de Monterrey”. Recuerdo a bastantes personas llamándolos “malinchistas” por escribir y cantar en español. Llamándolos vendidos. Realmente molestó a las chicas. Les molestó tanto que Pau escribió la canción Narcisista directamente a esos mexicanos y periodistas que los menospreciaban e insultaban.

I guess it will all depend on what kind of songs they write and how much pre-recorded backing tracks they want to use. Some bands, like the newly re-formed blink 182, have no problems using tons of pre-recorded stuff to stay just the three of them on stage while others, like Green Day or Foo Fighters for example, prefer to not be tied down to pre-recorded stuff and would rather play a less strict show and bring on extra people when they play live. GD & FF don't have to be tied down to a click track and can extend parts of songs or change things up entirely in the middle of a live show. There's pros and cons to both and I'm not saying ones better than the other or musically pure than the other. Just the preference of the band.

It's an AWEOME guitar but I see what you're saying. Dany is so tiny that the guitar just looks HUGE on her.

The bass line in QOTMS title track will always be my favourite. Now people might say the bass is good in the new songs and I don't disagree but in that song OH MAN!!! I told Ale once during the VIP/Ultimate live chat on patreon, her bass in that song melts my face. She was really happy 😜

Trying to sing along with Dany!

Yeah but the 1st live video where you can hear every note from Ale.

I was very happy with Ale’s bass levels, especially with me being on the opposite side of the stage.

🤘🏻😎🤘🏻

No doubt eventually they will be doing headlining tours with 2-hour shows. I know they’ve done 2 hours previously but obviously different doing that over months. For now, they have it about right. They have years ahead of them.

Ale is truly an intensely sick bassist. She's literally the lead guitar in many of their compositions such as Disciple. And she's not just strumming some simple notes. Each of her bass lines tells an amazing story.

Ale’s bass was fantastic! And yeah, sound wasn’t that good if you were right up in the front row because the house speakers are way off to the side of the stage. Although the sound WAS much better if you were there live compared to how the video may make it sound.

Evening works best for me to be there, plus then it allows for folks on the west coast to make it home from work too.

Yeah so imagine how it sounds being there in person!😱

Hi. Always I have been thinking about this. I believe than it's possible to keep a big standard in music without the confirmation of big attendances or crowds. I thought in Bob Dylan , The Beatles , etc. For years ( despite of those succesful beginnings in the early years ) they don't had have big hits in the charts. They have been sailing in their own seas of their imagination and creativity, for the rest of careers at last. Thats it. This situation it would be strange, unimaginable Now. Specially in this moment, with the mainstream and the mass media of new generations intersting in poor or very commun projects. . . . OK, big bands like U2, REM, The Cure,The Who, etc. they have big attendances . . . .but no for young people, unfortunnaly. I think The Warning are old souls , with special sensibility , and special cultural and intellectual formation as well .And that's is the thing with the very scarce attendances between the young people to the concerts with high quality music, unfortunnaly . They don't goes, period. I think so, but I hope be wrong. Greetings from Veracruz.

It was Isaiah's location. At the Canal Club, the house PA speakers are on either side of the stage and you can't hear the vocals well if you're too close to the stage. I was directly in front of Pau about 15 feet back from the stage and the sound mix was perfect where I was standing. I've been there several times and knew where to stand to get the best sound. They really need to add a center stage, overhead speaker or two pointed down at an angle to fill that sound void right in front of the stage but they never have.

@@NealB123 What Neal said. If you watch any of my sound check videos from this venue you will hear the vocals perfectly.

Yeah, that’s due to the house speakers being way on the side of the stage. So if you’re front row, you’ll only hear the drums and the guitar/bass amps. The house speakers (which have the vocals) you will hear decently well if you’re there, but on video you’ll barely hear them.

You will love it!