I Love This! BAND-MAID - Endless Story Live (Reaction)

Band-Maid - Endless Story live reaction from 2023 concert
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Band-Maid is a Japanese rock band formed in 2013, consisting of singer Saiki Atsumi, guitarist/singer Miku Kobato, lead guitarist Kanami Tōno, bassist Misa, and drummer Akane Hirose. The band combines a rock sound with a maid image modeled on Japanese maid cafés. They are currently signed to Pony Canyon. Their most recent studio recording, the EP Unleash, was released in September 2022.
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[@JasoDip]

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[@Kevin6059]

This song is quite tear-inducing to those of us who have been Maidiacs for years. This is the last song of a 33 song show, over 3 hours. Saiki was thanking all of the fans for all of their support throughout the years during the speaking parts, and they actually wrote another verse at the end about how they love to hear our voices join with theirs in the singalong part. Worth watching this one with the subs on for sure. If you watch closely, the whole band was fighting off tears for the whole song pretty much. It was the culmination of a concert meant to celebrate their ten year anniversary. And - if you get a chance to go to Japan, do it! Everything is so different there, that even figuring out how to work the vending machine is a cool experience. And it's very, very safe - even in big cities. People are extraordinarily kind and will go way out of their way to help you. So many cool things! Cheers!

[@paulpetersen879]

This is a love song to their fans.

[@BillHallisey]

Misa is one the most amazingly intuitive bass guitarist I have ever heard. She always seems to play the perfect notes during every song. That's why she is rapidly being considered one of the best bass guitarists in the world, rock or otherwise.

[@BillHallisey]

Kanami, the lead guitarist and composer of their music stated she wanted to write an "anthem" song that the band could play before large crowds with them participating. She nailed it. Every great song makes an emotional connection between the musicians and the audience. This is one of those songs.

[@polskabob359]

Yes, this was the last song of a 33 long said that went for almost 4 hours.The maid's absolutely killed.They always do

[@surfingasongwave]

This is the one song where you need to turn CC on to get what she's saying. Once you hear their humility and gratitude you'll love them even more. Plus, the last verse was extra, specially written for the occasion. Kanami's outro solo is one of my favorites. It's not really a "solo" because the focus is not on her (it's on the vocals) but maybe you could call it a descant. It's like icing on a beautiful cake to celebrate the evening. The confetti was printed with something like "Band-Maid Tenth Anniversary Tour Final, November 26, 2023"

[@PaulEngineer]

This one is worth watching the subtitles for.

[@lonniekramlich6241]

This is one of four songs dedicated to the fans. The others are " About Us, Memorable and Smile. "

[@RudiTheMan]

you missed the touching subtitle tho, it's their send off song for the fans on their way home,

[@chakouyang2545]

Japan is very cool and safe place to visit

[@grahamreed8774]

Last song of 33 in three and a half hours. When Saiki shows her emotions she becomes even more beautiful- if that's possible.

[@Kalis0420]

I planned my first trip to Japan around Babymetal's Legend MM. Best time ever! Next trip Band-Maid!

[@MrBryanwithay]

33 songs, 3 and a half hour show and they slayed every minute. Can't wait to get my Blue Ray of the show. I watched it live through streaming and it was an emotional roller coaster to say the least. Amazing show.

[@Jackgtd2]

Your ears did not deceive you. They regularly double Miku and Saiki’s vocals on their studio tracks, especially in choruses, (as do many, many artists since Les Paul figured out how to overdub) and they often use those along with keys, strings and even electronic textures on backing tracks in their live shows. It seems that if they thought it was worth adding to the studio track it should be included in the live performance. I can assure you that, in person from 12 feet away, those tracks in no way diminish the sheer talent and joy they display playing all the primary parts. It just adds to the experience.

[@Prober61]

Want to hear the drummer sing? Want to hear MISA play LEAD? Want to hear a song Miku Wrote? When you're ready for something completely different there is the acoustic Sayonakidori. From the Christmas acoustic concert. But maybe that should wait. Maybe that's for when you got the bug really bad...

[@josephparra231]

It would be cool if you can go to Japan in June. Band-Maid and The Warning are collaborating for three dates. The two bands have been talking about doing this since 2021

[@ericifune5543]

Lots of great bands in Japan. Lots of small clubs as well. Oftentimes you can see 3, 4, or even 5 bands a night. The music scene is fantastic.

[@jkkansasband7056]

In this one instance, you need the captions on to know what Saiki is saying. Plus knowing their backstory will add 5 layers of emotion to this video. Come back to this video after catching up on their herstory and you WILL have a different emotional reaction. Peace. 2.85

[@TomClark-Futoura]

I feel Band-Maid's longevity and success will become Endless Stories in the annals of Rock ‘n Roll history!