'XXI Century Blood'-The Warning Song Analysis
So unreal that they made this when they were SO YOUNG! Incredible wisdom in this.
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Apart from all the planets aligning and apart from all the effort these girls have put into their career; apart also from the level of talent each one them possesses, there are things that can only be explained with one concept: genius. There is genius behind this prodigious phenomenon and I believe that it comes from one source, namely Paulina. She is the brilliant, creative motor behind this amazing band. This, of course, does not take away the great contributions from Dany and Ale. There are few things as astounding in life as witnessing the awakening and the consolidation of genius.
That was a fantastic analysis, Tim. I so so wish that I had known of The Warning back then; those in the TWA who've been with them all the way must be so satisfied with how far they've come. But as with all of their early stuff, what is remarkable is how good they were when they were so young. Like you say, that incredibly rare combination of stellar musicianship and stellar lyric writing.
Great analysis as always. It's fun to see some of their older, less known/popular songs. The majority of reaction videos I've seen cover the same songs. I really like Animosity otherwise.
I love Dany's aggressive attitude on this. Also, the growth in her skills are so evident when you compare the Pepsi center show to the earliest shows. Back in the day she really had to work to hit those high E's. Now it's just another note. Every new album she stretches her range another semitone or two.
I love how Ale's really, really trying to look mean at the end, but she's so sweet that it's so hard to pull off. Meanwhile, I'm still scared of Pau because I put my hands down during Evolve on MTV; she didn't say I could 😦
I stopped counting the number of reactors exclaiming "I want a phone like that!".
Apparently Samsung is developing a transparent phone (the Glaxy Glass)—not that they will succeed. There is clickbait on the internet about it. The Warning were a decade ahead of their time!
