Rainbow's Classic Meets HAGANE | “Kill the King” Reaction 🔥🔥
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Great reaction, Y'all! I'm looking forward to more HAGANE and Junna, too! Typed from my hotel room in Los Angeles waiting for the Babymetal show tomorrow night!
I hope you know dio did not sing on the original audio track, but started when he toured with rainbow in the late 70's. Junna is pure energy, only Tamu (Nemophila) is higher on my ratings for japanese female drummers. Sakura and Sayaka are sisters (guitar and bass), just FYI. The guitar solo in this rocked, besides being hard to play and the couple of moments when they focus on sayaka, her fingers are moving like a blur, top notch musicianship! All this in their practice area? They were wearing boots, lol. One of my favs by them...it was in English.☕️☕️☕️☕️
BTW, I didn't like the bon Jovi cover, but I don't really care for the original.
What a great idea to do a classic as a cover espacially when it is so well played. I like Hagane a lo, meanwhile I'm absolutly ok with the vocalist and I love, love Junna (who not ?) . So more Hagabe please and for sure all of Junna you can get. I'm in ! By the way, I'm also interested where they lost the little things at the guitar and why and how do it work without ??? Short reaction but everything said so far I think. Much love to you Habibis 🦊🦊🦊 For The Fox-God 🦊🦊🦊
We're DEFINITELY doing more Hagane, they are amazing! And surely more Junna as well!! :) as for the bass, it's known as a 'headless' bass, where the tuning knobs are not on the usual placement (the headstock) but instead it's at the other end (bridge) of the body, close to where you'd see a whammy bar on an electric guitar. This not only aesthetic by the way, but it makes the bass a bit lighter and easier to handle, plus they say that the tuning is much more stable which means it stays in tune and doesn't need frequent tuning, which is a practical plus! 😊