You gotta go back and check out Envision!! Probably the best version of the Djent Lite they used to play!!

I am addicted to Hanabie reactions from people who don't know what they're getting into.

Battle for Azeroth shows the Siege of Lordaeron, fantastic battle between young King Anduin and Sylvanus leading the horde in defense of the undead, she uses her banshee scream to bolster her army, Anduin uses his holy power to mass resurrect his troops, players get to participate in this epic conflict, I played both sides and it was amazing!

Legion is the only time alliance and horde combine forces to fight the demonic legions, Varian of Stormwind and Vol'jin the troll chieftain are both killed, due to a miunderstanding, the fragile truce is shattered, Anduin succeeds his father and Sylvanus, the Banshee Queen of the Undead becomes Warchief of the horde.

In Warlords of Draenor, players get to build garrisons, shipyards and recruit followers, both factions must defeat the demonic forces.

Mists of Pandaria was just so much fun, introduces panda race and monk class, represents an oriental culture, absolutely spectacular!

Cataclysm tells of the ancient dragon Deathwing and his lust for vengeance, destroys half the planet before being defeated.

I loved WOTLK, I think the death knight is 2nd only to hunter of my favorite classes, brilliant storyline and enjoyed exploring Northrend, a totally awesome expansion.

Come back to WOW, Im certain you will love it, I am a 20 year WOW veteran and a 10 year Hearthstone veteran, began playing the original game in 2004, still playing today, I play both sides but on different servers, I find it gives me more perspective and provides game balance as well as learning the lore of both factions.

When this was made, Daniela, the guitarist and lead singer was 14. Paulina, the drummer and backup, sometimes leas singer, was 12. And Alejandra, the bassist and backup singer was 9.They are now 24, 22, and 19. And Alejandra is now the tallest of the three.

It's unfortunate that the video doesn't highlight Ale's bass playing. It's worth a re-listen just to focus on the rock steady and accurate baseline she keeps. The foundation of the monster band of the future

The drummer is using a head mic

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Also do Shadowlands cinematics, Dragonflight and the War Within. Epic vids.

Treat yourself ot the Battle of Azeroth full cinematics and the warbringer stories too. And also the Diablo 4 cinematics too for fun of the best of Blizzards' team of cinematics.

If you come back to wow with a new toon, you can level up in any of the expansions. Highly recommend Legion as it's heaven on a stick for old players. Class halls are great and the legendary weapsons!!! Also if you are a LIch King fan, his full story arc is in Shadowlands. Oh and Dragaonlands, is incredible too epic world missions and design... plus the full story arc of Deathwing from Cataclysm too. Can't wait to return for the pre-patch for The War Within, with our guild "The Old Timers" for old players of the game. RP US Server Wyrmwrest Accord.

Yeah this video warms this old souls heart. There is hope for humanity.

Mate please react to the remaining WOW cinematics, you missed a bunch :) You missed Shadowlands (the actual cinematic), Dragonflight cinematic, Dragonflight launch cinematic, War Within (this is the newest cinematic/expansion) - You also missed 3 cinematics from the Battle for Azeroth (It has 5 cinematics in total), the last one (The Reckoning) will give you goosebumps :)

They have several concert videos and the sound and video are DVD quality. You can't go wrong with any of them. This song from the Teatro Metropolitan concert is as good as the original in my opinion. The sisters and the whole Warning team are incredibly talented. Absolutely my favorite band. Also, any fan of The Warning gets a sub from me. I can't wait to see more reactions.

Welcome to the rabbit hole that is The Warning. You have been warned.

Go look for this one: World of Warcraft: Legion To War Within - All Cinematics in ORDER | WoW Lore Catchup by Athelarius. It's 2 hours but its' ALL the cinematics from Legion to the newest one. You will get a lot of the story you missed. It's really, really good. You'll see both the Horde and the Alliance. I've been playing since 2008, the start of Burning Crusade and I play to this very day. I play mainly Alliance (my very first two characters were mages, one gnome and one Blood Elf Horde.) I play for the story, mainly. So many are into the dungeons and raids, I am more playing the storylines and exploring. But now I have a ton of alts since I want to see everything from all the sides (sometimes more than once). My adult kids got me into the game and while they all stopped playing years ago, I still play. Warlords of Draenor is set on the Orc home world, alternate timeline. Remember that huge portal with the two men on either side that they were building in the Blasted Lands? We went through it to stop Garrosh Helscream from tearing up the timelines. We meet up with Thrall's dad, Durotan and a bunch of other famous orcs. It's a fight between the two sides. Garrosh gets past us and gets into our world and that is where Legion comes in. The Burning Legion is back on Azeroth and the Horde and Alliance sort of join forces to rid us of them...again. Thrall isn't there, he's retired with a wife and children to Draenor. He made Vol'gin the Troll the Warchief after we had to deal with Garrosh in Pandaria. Vol'gen gives Warchief to Sylvanas, which is the start of all the bad stuff from her. She's working with someone, she's got a lot more power than we knew (that purple smoke is the indication) and she goes on to finish Legion as Warchief. Anduin Wrynn, prince of Stormwind and son of King Varian Wrynn (the guy who is commanding when the ship falls into the sea) ends up stepping up in his father's place in Legion (no spoilers, it's in the cinematic I've told you about). He's about 18 or 19 at that time, and about 21-22 when that Battle for Azeroth trailer with him and King Genn Greymane of Gilneas are at the gates of Orgrimmar. Now King Anduin is a priest but was trained as a paladin and is one of the best users of The Light. He pulled that bubble of resurrection as easy as Sylvanas pulls that bow. After we finish the war, we end up going to the Shadowlands to stop Sylvanas from wrecking the entire world. Shadowlands are the place you go after you die, but there's something wrong, everyone who dies is going straight into the Maw, which is the place of torment. That whole thing had a good story but it went off the rails somewhere in the ending. Then we hit the current expansion: Dragonflight. It was a great palate cleanser after spending so much time in the Shadowlands and with that weird, weird storyline. We go to the Dragon Isles and restart the different flights (blue, red, bronze, green, red, and black). We run into some Incarnates, or the old dragons who have some pretty nasty plans. And, for the first time ever, you'll get a dragon mount that YOU control, not just flying like we did with the other mounts, but actually dive and whirl, race, and everything. That type of flying is coming into the next expansion for almost all the mounts in the game that fly. Dragonflight is still finishing up right now. The War Within, which is the first expansion in a 3-part series called The World Soul Saga comes out the end of August. That's a quick outline. The cinematics in that 2 hour video will give you most of the story from Legion to now. I highly recommend it as a watch and react, it's going to impress you with the things they've accomplished. And, just for fun, since the two guys in the Pandaria trailer (the orc and human) were so great when they started to team up with each other against that "bear", you REALLY need to see a very short video from Blizz called Bottoms Up and it's on KZbin by World of Warcraft. It's a minute long but it's great. Really. I look forward to seeing you do more reactions and maybe we'll drag you back to Azeroth.

The Warning live are on a whole different playing field. Where to go from here: definitely something live. If you want recent, check out Hell You Call A Dream live from the Pepsi Center, or if you want to go back a bit, check out *any* of the songs from the Teatro Metropolitan concert. You mentioned giving Pau (the drummer) a mic: some *great* examples of how damned fine of a singer she is in the Teatro performances.

When Kirk Hammett from Metallica saw this video he said "that drummer kicks ass"

The bass player is 9 years old in this video and then 12 for the drummer and 14 for Danny the lead.

I get emotional watching wow cinematics too, ive had some of the best times of my life playing this game so thats why it happens to me

best game ever made and im still into it since 2004 so if u want ure soo welcome back into the family of wow!!

Go listen to ego death, might be one of the most legendary guitar tracks ever written

You're missing the Shadowlands and Drgaonflight cinematics. Also as someone who knows a bit of the lore already you'd probably appreciate the animated shorts they did. Warbringers and Afterlives.

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Dwarf Rogue for the win!

Battle for Azeroth has 5 cinematics. I'm sure you'd absolutely love watching the others in successive order.

Yo! Do it do it now. 😮😂❤ I love it.

Tons of live music.

Also the shadowlands video you watched isn’t actually the annoucement cinematic, just another promotional one they did! The actual cinematic looks amazing.

Warlords of Draenor takes place in an alternate timeline Garosh travels to stop his father from drinking the blood of Mannoroth

Hanabie will publish a new single called "Girl's Talk" on May 10. ❤‍🔥

The Enter Sandman cover was done when they were 9 Bassist, 12 Drummer, 14 lead singer and guitarist.

papaya with baby metal

Watch a live video from Teatro concert. They are even better live.

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The Warning = Alejandra (Ale) 🎸🎤+ Paulina (Pau) 🥁🎤+ Daniela (Dany) 🎤🎸 Villarreal. Three talented Mexican sisters. !!!🎵ole ole ole oleeee Warning Warning🎵¡¡¡. Greetings from Argentina. P.D. Spanish translation is missing

You know whay happens when you assume?????

“The lyrics matter not.” - Yoda

React to stmlt - twilight. Another Japanese female metal band.

Dammit man song got me again 🤘 Nemophila 🤘

Even though it wasn't written by Kanami, there are a few band-maid tricks you hear, Kanami's solo, cooky Misa arrangement, distinctive use of pause.

New sub....im here for the journey! It's a wonderful ride. This is my favorite band of all time and I'm a 80s-90s rock/metal fanatic. I haven't been this excited by a band since Bon Jovi 😂. Looking forward to the journey with you. Hope you googled them and got a little bit of back story. It'll make more sense that way 😂 Worship

Well done 🤘🏳‍⚧(⚵⚶⚴𓌂𓐍𓏏𓁐⚳⚢⚸)🏳‍🌈🦘

Great reaction, tnx. Check out "Choke", "Disciple", I recommend OMV, and new cover of "Enter sandman" with Alessia Cara, even better than original. The song is on the Metallica Blacklist album which is a various artists tribute album featuring covers of every track from Metallica's 1991 self-titled album (commonly known as The Black Album). The collection was assembled in conjunction with the original album's 30th anniversary. Most of the songs are covered multiple times, with 53 artists participating. The album was released in digital formats on September 10, 2021, and in physical formats on October 1, 2021. This cover is the the first song on disk 1.

Hi Graxus! Dead Eye, Mike, and LA, kind of gave you the jist of things. Mike's been following Tamu, the drummer long before Nemophila. I noticed a comment from Radioraffa. I had been following drummers on the internet since 2005, but Radioraffa got me into Japanese bands. A little info on "Life": Mayu wrote "Life" several months before the inception of Nemophila. Mayu auditioned to perform at Naon no Yaon, a female Music festival sponsored by Keiko Terada. She didn't make it. She wrote "Life" to give herself courage to keep going on. The song was originally a piano ballad. Mayu formed a session band in the Summer of 2019. There's a lot of stories of how they got together. The line up: Mayu, Saki, Hazuki, Haraguchi-san, and Tamu on drums. They eventually became Nemophila. Tamu was pregnant; and was having a difficult time with the pregnancy, delivery, and recuperation, thereafter. The broadcast was scheduled for August of 2020. Miki Tsnoda was going to be subbing for Tamu on drums. Shortly before the performance, Tamu let the band know that she was ready to come back. This was also around the time of Hazuki's birthday, so Saki bought a cake, and they celebrated in the green room. During the performance, Saki gave a speech to Tamu welcoming her back into the band. All the band members turned to Tamu; and Mayu sang "Life" to Tamu to welcome her back into the band and welcome Tamu's daughter into the World. And, that's what all the crying is about. Tears of joy! I still find it hard to understand why Saki left. Saki organized a backstage daycare for Tamu's two daughters and Mayu's son. Mayu desperately wanted to learn English and Saki was teaching her. She had been doing so much for all of her band members. Invested so much of herself, and then she leaves. I'm sorry, It's been said of me: if you ask me what time it is; I'll tell you how the watch works. So, that's a bit of history. Hang in there! Russ