Musicians react to hearing Queen of the Murder Scene- THE WARNING - LIVE at Lunario CDMX!

Hey everyone, Chris and Sam are back with another reaction video!
We started a series of checking each song from The Warning's concept album "Queen of the Murder Scene".
We are on part 10 with the title track, Queen of the Murder Scene! Make sure to check out the prior videos before jumping into this one!
Here's our reaction to Queen of the Murder Scene - THE WARNING - LIVE at Lunario CDMX
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[@FelipeSilva-nm9hx]

As the serie is getting to its end, I cannot stress enough this: all of these amazing songs were written by an incredible talented band of TEENAGERS, and were played LIVE by a 14 yo bass player, a 16 yo drummer (+ singer) and a 18 yo frontwoman. They really were the real deal back then, and they are only getting better ❤

[@zenermovil]

Correction Ale was only 13 years old.

[@rogertaney6771]

Ive watched these live performances probably a hundred times or more now and its still amazing to think this album was created by teenagers, and to see and hear a 13 year old just slaying bass line after bass line, Ale is such an incredible bass player.

[@joelpinckney9782]

This one gives me major Heavy Metal vibes. Such a good tune live. I'll say it again: This album is an under-the-radar masterpiece in the scheme of Rock-and-Roll history. Written by basically kids. I hope it gets its proper due over time.

[@RandyTWA]

Your full album review of QOTMS is much appreciated fellas, great job! I suggest not drinking Red Bull before PSYCHOTIC…your heart could explode!

[@MrJest2]

Facts, that... 😛🤘⚡🤘

[@Dave_Marks]

You actually have three left - P.S.Y.C.H.O.T.I.C., Hunter, and The End. Dany recorded the screams in the studio in the dark. Pau and Ale were in another studio listening and getting shivers. The number one criticism of Warning songs is that they are too short.

[@kevinmcfarlane2752]

I bet they’ll surprise us and suddenly throw in a 20-minute song some time. 😊

[@shakkjohnson5701]

not to mention the ones from the 1st album scattered throughout the show. shivers, wow didnt know that, thanks

[@Scott_Diverscott]

Ale has red LEDs as fret markers on her bass. Dany has them on at least one of her guitars, as well. Ale says that it helps her to be on the right note, when the lights are off. It’s really cool watching her hit those opening bass riffs before the lights come up.

[@carlosportillo2781]

Such an awesome song. That scream around minute 14:18 is Danny. They talked about it during one of their blogs. Recording the demo she recorded it in the dark and freaked out Pao and Ale. Again, you guys do such a great technical breakdown. Great reaction

[@normanmapson1459]

Can't get enough of this band. Queen of the Murder Scene's chorus has always given me a 'KISS' vibe, that's not a bad thing! Seen some of the greats live in their heyday (Black Sabbath with Ozzy, MK2 Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, KISS original line up, Pink Floyd, Judas Priest, Thin Lizzy, Rush, The Who, Queen, ..) and something just 'clicks' with The Warning. Thanks for the reaction, always look forward to them :-)

[@_Gato.Negro_]

15:55 People are chanting "Oleeeé, olé, olé, oleeeé, Warning, Warning!" which is a very hispanic thing to do. The expression "Olé" is an interjection used to cheer on or praise a performance, you can usually hear it in concerts and sports.

[@telecastersaremetal6648]

Great reaction, guys. Impressed how much you are picking up on for your first listen. I’ve listened to this album dozens of times and still hear new things I hadn’t previously noticed. Take care! 🤘🏼

[@papag3no790]

I know maths is hard guys but y'all still got 3 tracks to go 😁

[@LostHate]

4 if you go back to Dust To Dust again cuz it actually comes last in this story line. And then you can just listen to the whole album again.

[@2FlyCaptain]

I'd really love to see a musical theater adaptation if this album.

[@danielmccormick3611]

Wasn't one of my favorites until I heard it live 7 or 8 or 9 or 10 times. Now it's definitely one of my top 13 favorite songs on this album

[@RandyTWA]

Shouldn’t you be checking your vehicle over for your next three date TW road trip?

[@danielmccormick3611]

@@RandyTWA nah...she's good

[@Scott_Diverscott]

😆😆😆

[@jeffward1106]

Good morning. Nice reaction from qualified musicians ❤

[@oldmanyeni1663]

Guys, these reactions have been great. The Warning fan base is a pretty interesting an mostly chill/supportive group. That was a good list of bands in the comment. I am an amateur woodwind play who loves gigging Broadway shows, big band, and symphony. Rush, Queen, Steely Dan, Yes, Genesis, Police, Earth Wind & Fire, Blood Sweat & Tears, along with tons of jazz and classical are in my CD/streaming collection. But most of those names are older bands and my playlist had been pretty stale for more than 20 years. Then I found The Warning a couple years ago when KZbin brought up their TedX talk as a suggestion. They struck a chord with me I did not expect. A new school-old school rock sound that clearly is influenced by bands in my collection and many others as well. Their outstanding musicianship was another obvious draw. But it was their personalities, humility, playfulness, and honesty that as cemented my loyalty for sure. Ale is very tasteful in knowing when to back off behind a solo and not just play notes for the sake of playing them. She often is playing about 75% bass parts and 75% rhythm guitar parts behind Dany's solos (which I find to be melodic and playing what the song needs, not playing to show off). This skill level really helps them sound like so much more than just a three piece. Classic Latin/South America football chant at the end. "Ole Ole Ole Ole War-ning War-ning"

[@charlielightfoot7006]

I've really enjoyed your reactions and analyses. I'm not a must-hear-in-order nerd for this album, but there's nothing wrong with doing that either. Their creativity is wonderful. 🤩

[@romeoromo-kt5vn]

Excellent my friends!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@spaceknave]

At some point you guys should watch on your own at least one of the vlogs they made going over the songs on the album (#23, 25, 26). There can be no question that watching these ladies as teenagers have so much fun talking about what they do in such an open, and ego-free way is a big factor in why the fan base is so loyal. They make you feel like part of the family and you'll have to watch more than once because they get excited and all three will be talking at the same time. Just like normal kids, no rockstar attitude.

[@Scott_Diverscott]

Yet, there is no doubt that they are true rock stars. I think it might have started to dawn on them, when they played at Rock Im Ring, in Germany, a few weeks ago. They were assigned an auditorium stage - not the main stage and it was a 2:30pm show. Dany, Pau and Ale were talking about how they thought that few people would cone to the show, because they were a “new” band and there was no passing foot traffic that might just happen to stop in, to see what was going on. As they were getting ready to go out on stage, literally thousands of fans started shouting, “Warning! Warning! Warning!”. Oh- they showed up, all right. Thousands of fans. That’s how you know a band has gone from being “good” to being “stars”. When fans who have never seen you perform greet you with enthusiasm, by the thousands, on your first tour, halfway around the world, you might be the real deal. 😎

[@spaceknave]

​@@Scott_Diverscottand they were completely shocked when they heard it. It nearly brought me to tears.

[@petahpunk]

@@spaceknave no lie, my allergies acted up on that video. Lol. They are literally living their best life right before our eyes.

[@MrJest2]

@@spaceknave Them, too... or, at least, the look on Dany's face, with her jaw completely unhinged... that was, as they say, "priceless". 😁

[@professorg9424]

Great solo on that Manson. Another great solo coming.

[@RobertLindabury]

That sound is Dany recorded screams

[@kenbourne8011]

This the best young band anywhere in the world. Musically very advanced for their ages, and intelligent songwriters. Their passionate performances are riveting. They will be reaching absolute greatness.

[@YSNReview]

I was lucky to go to the Baltimore show where they played this track, I noticed it did not make the setlist in a lot of their US shows. The way the girls perform the song it sounds even better now.

[@MrJest2]

The effects span the gamut, largely because the pedals/switches are programmable. Pau has set this up in advance, controlled by her laptop (at least in this performance; the tech for both devices has changed somewhat in the years since) so for each song the appropriate program loads on the appropriate pedal. Tons of thought and practice later, you get... this. It's an awesome tune as "the Centerpiece" of the album, that to be honest took a bit to "grow on me". Mostly because I had to read the lyrics and follow along a few times before I fully understood it. One of the things that is sort of (an I think inadvertent) signature of this group is that you might lose tracks of the lyrics on a first listen... and once you know what they are, you wonder to yourself how the hell you didn't realize that was what they were saying the first time around. It's kind of funny, and I suspect it has to do with them being bilingual. The Mexican dialect of Spanish is slightly more natural to them, simply because that's the environment they were immersed in all their lives, but English is more than "just a second language" - they've been learning it very nearly as long as they learned Spanish, starting at that very young age where kids pick up languages like they do bugs and rocks. At some point, it became natural to them to kind of mash certain aspects of enunciation of the languages together, which can make them sound vaguely "weird" to native English speakers... until you realize *what* it is they are singing. Then it just "clicks" into place, almost instantly. And then you *really* start to be "mind-boggled" at their lyrical prowess. 😋

[@Scott_Diverscott]

it’s always funny when they’re in a Spanish-speaking interview and one of the girls can’t remember the words that they want to use, so she uses the English words, and one of the other girls translates that into Spanish for her. It often works in reverse, as well, but it is really funny to watch it happen when they are speaking their native language, Spanish.

[@franciscodiaz183]

Thank you, Chris and Sam. A nice, more heavy song. It is seen that this song also encouraged you to enrich your comments.

[@hardknox1917]

You guys should do sinister smiles the acoustic version the warning have

[@TimberWolf762]

Warning, Warning, Warning, olé, olé, olé, olé, olé. Olé like at a bullfight. You'll also hear cries of "otra" at the end of a The Warning show, which means the same as "encore". It's not just the Spanish-speaking crowds that do this.

[@somedude5414]

This song really gave them some Metal cred.

[@pissingelk]

Nice reaction guys! A few Fun Facts: In more recent live versions when Pau sings the Korusu chorus she actually screams the last few ones for added affect. When they are composing the completed versions of songs, in which most of them are brought in by Pau, they all three complete the song including for instance Dany and Ale approving the drum lines, Dany and Pau contributing to what the bass the lines are and Pau and Ale doing the same with Dany's guitar parts. As as changing the songs much to Pau's chagrin! The chant you hear comes from Mexican soccer (futbol) games. They are chanting "Ole, ole, ole Warning, Warning". What's amazing is that I have heard, on fan videos, the chanting happening at their U.S. concerts and as well as their recent Berlin show. Additionally, at one of the German rock festivals where they were the first act of many you can hear the crowd chanting a different chant but it's still for them. Check out this official TW behind the scenes video of that moment (towards the end) and so many other TW moments including their roadies! kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJSuhJqNmqx_jac

[@hatch7482]

The heaviest The Warning song that I’ve heard. My favorite! Gives me those Metallica feels.

[@taifunkchichris]

Two left? Three! P.S.Y.C.H.O.T.I.C, Hunter and The end(stars always seem to fade) I think you guys should also review the non-QOTMS songs from this gig as well. They're awesome

[@shakkjohnson5701]

i second that for sure

[@romeoromo-kt5vn]

The Warning The Best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@iNsTaNtpUdDiNhEaD]

Dany is scary good. SCARY good!!

[@oregonlt3]

👍. And a The Warning heart for good measure 🫶

[@Scott_Diverscott]

Like all The Warning songs, it ends way too soon. Honestly, if the song was an hour long, it would be too short. Trivia: Both Pau and Dany say that Ale is the best musician in the band. “She is a machine” is something they often say. Her playing is always flawless and she is a genius when it comes to making the song as interesting as possible.

[@RandyTWA]

Just don’t ask her what German festival she’s at. 😅

[@markjones1518]

@@RandyTWA That video is funny🤣!

[@tomcruise8603]

@@RandyTWA LoL

[@joelpinckney9782]

I love that signature: the abrupt end to their songs.

[@Scott_Diverscott]

@@joelpinckney9782 They leave us wanting More

[@lindseylinjones9324]

You guys really need to watch the vlogs (23, 25, & 26 chapter 3 and rap up) to have the majority of your questions answered! 😊👍♥️🤘

[@the_hetman]

P.S.Y.C.H.O.T.I.C is next, which is affectionately known as ‘cheerleader punk’. I think you will like it.

[@shakkjohnson5701]

awesome reaction as usual, love the breakdowns and work you put into each song, pausing at the right moment to catch a great shot of Ale and Pau, Thanks for sharing

[@joebarrera9741]

This is incredible because this album was a concept album

[@aztecking.]

AWESOME!!!

[@paramisony618]

Excelente reacción y análisis! Qué bueno es acompañarlos en este viaje. Hacen para nosotros nuevas todas estas acciones escuchadas cien veces. Thank you

[@rubenservin4039]

They are teens. Amazing

[@bobby75044]

Pau made that scream and put it on the backtrack

[@stevendorsey4554]

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh, my favorite!!!!!

[@figuerio1]

Ale🎸Pau🥁Dany🎸 three mexican sisters !!!🎵ole ole ole ole Warning Warning🎵¡¡¡ Greetings from Argentina

[@carlossilva1976]

Great reaction guys, love your coments, you are always very clear and accurate. Saludos desde México! I will check your orginal music

[@jnetzahuatl]

Buena reacción! 🤘🇲🇽🤘🇲🇽🤘🇲🇽 La reina de la escena del crimen ha hecho su trabajo: atrapar más admiradores. Viva The Warning!!!

[@LanceLust1980HugeTheWarningFan]

16:15 You will find that you will want the songs to be LONGER!!! They are so good you'll wish the album and songs last foever. Which is why I listened to this album live, Foro Didi, on loop for probably over 6 months! Stopped listening to it so I wouldn't burn it out. A week later I would pop it in again for a few weeks. Very addictive.

[@TheDarivan]

Great comments, thanks for use time in segments to explain details so catchy for non musicians.

[@amb3466]

Excellent reaction guys

[@kevinmcfarlane2752]

FYI: Pau is currently into Radiohead - OK Computer, mentioned in a recent interview.

[@mt4design2]

So great to see you get into the nuances and the way they work the unexpected and unanticipated in to their compositions. Looking forward to the next!

[@neilyamashita4348]

Love the warning as a band but not really the type of music I could listen to everyday! These sisters used to always reply to me when I used to be on Facebook so I know how down to earth and truly love their fans!❤❤❤

[@kevinmcfarlane2752]

Are you one of the TW fans who don’t normally like rock? If so, there seem to be a fair number of those, which you can view as a credit to their songwriting. 😊

[@jimvanderpool2946]

There is a Vlog out there with the girls talking about the album. The screams are Danny. They recorded them at their home studio. Turned off the lights and Danny proceeded to make these screams that creeped everyone out

[@gustavoabelsanchez7788]

Excelente dia🤟

[@markspencer3680]

I love live albums also. I grew up listening to live albums. Ted Nugent, Rush, kiss, Deep Purple, Foghat, and The Who. I’m a bit older than you folks. But my first concert was Rush. I have seen The Warning 3 times they really good live. I would like to see Nemophila.

[@eddieg430]

So glad you mentioned WASP Crimson Idol. That album is one of my favorite albums. Everyone should give it a listen it's not your typical WASP album. So this and Crimson Idol are in my top concept albums.

[@thsc9119]

Do I hear an organ in the background sometimes but no one is on a keyboard. In an interview they admitted that occasionally they use backing tracks. Pau is the electronics wizard and does the programming.

[@walison.oliveira_yt]

It's a shame it's coming to an end, loving seeing your reactions to this wonderful album

[@legslark]

Great reaction guys, I’ll definitely be around for the End(literally). Also looking forward to what will be beyond. Live at Teatro Metropolitan CDMX is a good stepping stone. 7 videos(at present), best quality, and 4 years later. What more could you ask for?👀🔥🤘⚡️

[@reynaldorodriguez9412]

🤘🤘⚡⚡

[@abjbusti8586]

🤘😎❤️⚠️

[@wannabedane4046]

Hey guys, I am pretty sure you'll love P.S.Y.C.H.O.T.I.C - The Warning still experimenting with sounds and music genres. Personally, I really appreciate you guys notice the details of Ale's bass play, not to dismiss what Dany and Pau are doing. Anyway, the band is unit and no one does more than the song needs.

[@garyblair3033]

The screams are on a track, but they are Dany. They said it actually was off the demo tape. They turned the lights off, and Dany let go. There are two vlogs where they discussed the making of the album. Vlog # 23 kzbin.info/www/bejne/mX-qXqmsndd8jdU. Vlog # 25 kzbin.info/www/bejne/bKnNq3Spi6mffJI..

[@jluisg622]

-QOTMS : Uno de los temas mas Rokeros de The Warning , QOTMS es fuego ,es un tremendo Rock,es pasion ,un bello riff,un excelente solo y que linea de bajo de Ale y que rellenos de bateria de Pau . este tema es puro poder una Dany desatada con su potente voz rokera, un rock que se disfruta, Actualmente no hay un grupo de Rock que se escuche tan bien en vivo como The Warning ,sus temas son excelentes y llenos de fuerza

[@pissingelk]

💖✨🔥⚡🚀🤘🏽

[@balazsadamik3197]

At the end is a traditional soccer chant it is Mexico after all (Mexico City = CDMX)

[@zzbear317]

Probably already said, but that scream is Dany's... she actually scared her sisters when she was recording them.

[@tysonka]

olé, olé, olé is a very common chant in soccer games in the Latin World.

[@kaosdmort757]

[@mikecameron2327]

The beginning of The Queen getting a little too big for her britches. She's getting an outsized ego and it won't end well. I love this song and P.S.Y.C.O.T.I.C. being back to back on the album, first they hit you with a metal influenced song then take you to cheerleader punk! And you guys have 3 fantastic songs left, not two! (Hunter is my favorite, it's a vibe.) Thanks for another fantastic video! You two are great!

[@matt8097]

She also switched basses because they use drop D in this song.

[@Indo1030]

You beat me to it!! Drop D is such a “Metal” tuning…I think it’s what gives this song such a metal ‘feel’…not to mention that Alé is simply THE Thunder Goddess!

[@mjc1389]

To me, chapters 1 & 2 explore different possibilities the story could go and sets up future elements. Chapter 3 brings the story into focus as to what’s actually happening and chapter 4 really brings it home in regards to cause and effect from different perspectives based on the preceding storyline.

[@danielmccormick3611]

Whoever said metal doesn't know what metal is

[@charlielightfoot7006]

Metal means quite a lot of different things to different people. Like pop, for example. 😉

[@petahpunk]

Please define what is metal

[@kevinmcfarlane2752]

@@petahpunkGenre definitions aren’t precise, but I would personally classify this song as heavy metal, but The Warning in general as hard rock, which is how they describe themselves. But as a fan of various types of rock and metal, what matters is if it’s any good or not, no matter how it’s described.

[@charlielightfoot7006]

@@petahpunk I just said it means many things. Are you attempting to pin me down now for argument's sake? Or are you simply admitting you don't know?

[@petahpunk]

@@kevinmcfarlane2752 perfect answer!

[@thesuperdak7224]

I've described them at this point as "punkmetal". YMMV

[@iNsTaNtpUdDiNhEaD]

You guys committed a major **FOUL**!

[@gman125]

Pausing during a solo?

[@saltydroog854]

It's madness to me that Dani is 19 or 20 here, Pau is 17 or 18, and Ale is 14 or 15. Ale is really starting to feel her rock star vibe in this. It's so impressive how mature their presence is for their age

[@vinnievidivici4442]

Manson guitar. Appropriate, somehow.

[@johnafagerquist8235]

Three more songs? Unless you did P.S.Y.C.H.O.T.I.C., Hunter, or The End already?

[@TeeSpicerReacts]

GUYS!!!!!!!!!!!!! HOW DARE YOU INTERUPT DANY'S SOLO!!!!! This is the first mar on your record as far as listening and reacting to the album so I'll give you THIS ONE PASS...Don't do it again...otherwise...!!!!

[@jakemore2024]

They are better than metal

[@dough1793]

I like your analysis and breakdown for all the songs on QOTMS, great. All the background screams on the album are Dany, she said that she did them all in a pitch black room.

[@carlosportillo2781]

Such an awesome song. That scream around minute 14:18 is Danny. They talked about it during one of their blogs. Recording the demo she recorded it in the dark and freaked out Pao and Ale. Again, you guys do such a great technical breakdown. Great reaction