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"iieee" is one of my favorites of all of Tori's songs. this whole Sessions at West 54th performance is beyond superb. I highly recommend watching it to everyone. the keyboard she's playing I believe is a Kurzweil. the piano is Bosendorfer. Tori had been pregnant prior to this album's release (From The Choirgirl Hotel), but she unfortunately miscarried. that experience is definitely a part of this song story. "why does there gotta be a sacrifice" "you took my little girl" Tori tells a story before performing this on Vh1's Storytellers. she said it was after losing the baby and she was having nightmares and in a recurring dream there was an indigenous boy that would come to her and take her to these towns where everybody was dead. she said he would tap her on the shoulder and say "it's okay... iieee iieee iieee" on the album the song begins at the first "iieee" backing vocal part. the band jams for a little bit in the beginning here leading up to when Tori presses that key for the first time. on this particular performance, when she does the piano solo and the following bridge, that is not included on the album version. it is a live only inclusion that she did the entire 98 Plugged Tour. she is an absolute goddess, and a beast on that piano. I love this woman.

Agreed, you gotta watch this how show. But if not, definitely give these from the same show: Precious Things, Caught a Lite Sneeze, and The Waitress. The latter one is like 10 minutes and really shows how tight this band was. So good!

I believe she was playing a Kurzweil K2600X on this tour. Amazing reaction and analysis!

Excellent, Tori is a musical prodigy.

Btw, not abortion…The song is about a miscarriage she had.

I believe the extra percussion you’re hearing are also samples that are wired to be triggered by specific drum hits. I know Chamberlain has done that for Tori on other songs. But I stand to be corrected.

With the moves in the beginning she's really just plugging into the energy from her fellow musicians and then she turns to the audience to connect with them. Summaring what I've heard her say....Tori is keenly attuned to the energy of a place and the people there and it dictates how she plays. It also dictates which songs she plays each evening. Out of hundreds of concerts, she's probably never repeated a setlist.

"I have residual chills in my ankles." That's a great quote for a tori reaction. I laughed.

Thanks, that was quite an analysis, kinda like the song, "way out there"... but in a good way!! This was always my favorite song in any (and all, btw) concert was when Freddie would "moon" the audience as his "salute" to Mr. Sheffield... for telling him he would never amount to anything... boy, did he ever get that wrong! LEGENDS NEVER DIE... thanks again, really enjoyed that. Blessings.

Next reaction vertical horizon by Alip ba ta fenomenal cover 🙏🙏🙏

Next reaction vertical horizon by Alip ba ta fenomenal cover 🙏🙏🙏

I really enjoyed this! Thank you Jack :) I hope sometimes you'll get around to their epic, "And Then There Was Silence."

I cannot recommend watching this full concert enough. It's riveting from beginning to end.

I love your Jinjer reactions, this Tori reaction is a sensation 😂

I was at that tour and still considering it one if the most amazing concerts in my life. Saw every Tori tour in Germany from 92 to 02

Absolutely love your reaction and analysis to Tori's music! Sorry you missed her last year. I was there at the Ulster Hall in Belfast and she was amazing! That was nearly 30 years after first seeing her at that same venue when I was just 17 back in 1994! I have also been lucky enough to see her play live in London 2003 and Dublin 2022. Look forward to hopefully seeing more reaction to another Tori song soon 😊

Love this reaction - and although yes the analysis is the part that obviously makes you stand out, I do think there’s value in seeing how you first react to something new, first impressions, and then (for me at least) how quickly you can break down the music. Whereas if it’s something you’ve known and perhaps even played before it doesn’t come across as being so impressive perhaps? The groove! Yes, that’s why I wanted to select one of these with the band. Not that I don’t love Tori for herself, but to see how she fits into something like this too is cool. Matt Chamberlain did a lot of stuff with Fiona Apple also, and a lot of other people too I think as a session drummer but I’m not so familiar

❤❤❤ please give a tutorial this is 🔥🔥🔥🔥

tendonitis

Kopi mana kopi😂😊😊

I like you❤

Anyone else notice that Fear Inoculum was released August 2019....right before the BS "pandemic" in 2020? Cant be just me....

Marco's voice is just incredible. you should maybe go for the song "The Islander" where he is also the lead vocalist. 👍😊

The absolute best reaction of a ghost song.

Starting in G is a Beatles trick

Listen without interruption, it will touch your soul

🎸Please react more🎸Babymetal, Lovebites, Unlucky Morpheus, Wagakki band, Dragon Force, Crossfaith, Sokoninaru, Asterism, Versailes, Galneryus, Gacharic Spin,Deviloof, Mana Diagram, Dih, Bridear, Ichika Nito, Tatsuya Amano, Shuhei Kamada, Daisuke Kurosawa, Senri Kawaguchi, Anthony Barone 🎸If possible react to their live performance🎸

SHREDDERS! They are amazing live. Seen them three times and I can't wait for the next time! 👯‍♀️⚡️🇲🇽❤️

the story behind this song is, this young ladies live in a remote village in indonesia which is there's a few conservative religious persons who critisize them, because the stigma that was spread around the world that told metal or rock is satanic music. but mostly here in indonesia the people is realy support them and love them, because they're realy skilled and inspiring. In fact, now the Indonesian government, through the Minister of Youth and Sports, is providing support by preparing plans for festivals in England. for us, VOB isn't voice of baceprot (translate to voice of noise in sundanese) but vob is "Voice Of Braveness. ❤❤❤

Unlucky Morpheus refer to themselves as a technial, melodic, speed metal band, and seeing as you talked about Dream Theater, try this one 【Live Cover】Eruption(Van Halen) ～ The Dance of Eternity(Dream Theater) ua-cam.com/video/XC2A1hbuLmI/v-deo.html it was done by a sub unit of Unlucky Morpheus called QUADRATUM From Unlucky Morpheus, or QUADRATUM for short, and is missing Fuki and Shiren. And is a must see if you've never seen a violinist shred. Here is a bit of history about the band, and some you were really close to. In 2007 Shiren started a band called "Migic Ninja", with the idea of covering video game songs. One of the people that he invited to play, also play in a band called LightBringer, bought along their singer who was Fuki. The band only lasted a year, before it split up, but Fuki and Shiren had enjoyed working together so much, they wanted to do it again at some time. So in 2008 Shiren started Unlucky Morpheus, with just him and Fuki. Shiren playing all the instruments and Fuki singing, the band was a side project for them both, as they both had full time bands. The idea of the band was to do Touhou metal covers, Touhou is a platform video game series in Japan that is very popular. So yes you are correct about the video game sound in the music, as that is where the band started. After a while they started to become popular, in the Touhou music fandom, and people wanted to see them play live, but with only 2 of them, that was a problem. So Shiren asked some of his friends to help him out, and slow over time they started to stick to the same members playing each concert. The bassist Ogawa (2011), shiren want to college with and they used to Jam out together, Ogawa is really a jazz bassist, and is in a few jazz bands today. And at the same concert, drummer Fumiya, who also went to the same college, but 2 years below Shiren and Ogawa, but they did not know each other, when Shiren was introduced to Fumiya a few years later, Shirens reaction was, that's a lot of drum. Fuki found Jiniya at a concert she was playing at, and told Shiren to check him out, in around 2013. Jill (violin), Shiren just happened to be at a concert and heard her play, and just knew it was a sound that he had to have in the band, and she 1st appeared in 2014. Then in 2015 Fuki found her self with out a full time band as LightBringer had gone in to Hiatus (Japanese for, we've split up, but we could be back). So because Shiren did not want to lose his singer to a band that would not like her singing with side project, decided to take the band full time, and asked all the people that were helping them out live to join the band. The 1st original album they did was 2013, before then it had always been the Touhou covers, and they still do them. They also do either a show that is metal or a Touhou concert, and the Touhou songs can have very different styles, but there will be a hint of metal music in there. They are also one of those very rare bands you'll ever come across, and that is they are happy to be a small Japanese band, they have only ever played once outside Japan, and that was in London. They are not interessted in overseas fame, they are happy play their Japanese metal, that Japanese people can relate to. That is not to say they don't like overseas fans, it's just do not expect them to change what they are, to become popular overseas.

Thanks for the analysis, it was super entertaining to watch! Unlucky Morpheus (also known as Ankimo) has an extensive discography that ranges from jazz to melodic death metal. There's always something new to find as you listen to more of their music. They have a lot of side projects, to name a few: -> "QUADRATUM from Unlucky Morpheus" is an instrumental cover project made by some of the members, with focus on the violin (I highly recommend you check their cover of Far Beyond The Sun by Yngwie Malmsteen, even if by yourself without recording a reaction, it's crazy what Jill does with her violin): ua-cam.com/video/E2hZDzJp9Pc/v-deo.htmlsi=DP7Q1ZI39DKN-vhY -> "Unholy Orpheus" is a symphonic death metal project with Shiren as the main singer, they'll release an album this month, but some songs were already released, you can listen to "Want to LIVE" here: ua-cam.com/video/qXPUpsnrxcA/v-deo.htmlsi=9cyarhROM0ks_I1x

Friedman + Becker = Cacophony. You make it look so easy. BLACK PENTAGRAM is the best UM song, with Metalcore riffing + Neoclassical shredding. I would be great to hear your take on the live video.

Jill typically uses her violin through a Line6 Helix live, usually with a Roland JC-120 for additional stage monitoring on top of her in-ears. Not sure if the additional layers in the backing track (usually within the arrangements her live parts are treated as a 1st violin and/or soloist alongside the guitars) have been pre-recorded by her or programmed synths/samples from Shiren, this concert is from December 2018 and as the band is fully independent, studio time was sometimes at a little bit of a premium. I know she now has an acoustically treated recording booth in her apartment for some of the remote studio/session work she does, so that's become far less of an issue.

Guitar player (and main composer/founder of the band together with Fuki) Shiren had (has?) tendonitis on his shoulder, which made it almost impossible for him to play guitar without intense pain, which is why he uses the stand and that Strandberg. I found this translated question (from an interview) on rddt: Why do you use this guitar as your main instrument? (talking about the Strandberg) Shiren: I actually got tendonitis a few years ago, and since then it's been difficult for me to play on a heavy guitar. So I was looking for a lighter guitar and found Strandberg. That's the model I used before this one. I used to play with a guitar stand because a heavy guitar would be a burden to play with it on my shoulder, but this one is very light, about 2.5 KG, as I recall, so I play with it on my shoulder more often. I am also surprised that your video got claimed by some company because Unlucky Morpheus is a completely independent band as far as I know, managing most things themselves. I am pretty sure Fuki made that outfit she wore in this video for example (I have read she has done so in the past for some of the bands costumes). They don't seem to mind people reacting to their stuff as long as it's off of their official channel and not some bootleg rip although this does come form a DVD/Blu-ray, so they might have partnered with some company for that one. They started out as a 2-piece doujin (basically hobbyist self-publishing) band making covers of music from the Touhou franchise (wiki Touhou Project), which is a video game and other media franchise. They did this for a long time (7 years or so?) before they finally made their own music after Fuki left an other band (Light Bringer) and they brought in other musicians (the ones that are still in the band), which is probably why they still seem to have that doujin mentality and that they like to do as much as they can themselves.

Look at her eyes............ where is she? What's she seeing?

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very interesting, thanks for all the explanations !

Interesting choice :) No wonder it sounds game-ish, it's pretty much a tribute to Saber from the Fate/stay franchise, so I'd say the video game references are completely intentional. This one was written entirely by Shiren, usually Fuki does the lyrics, and not to put too fine a point on it, but Shiren is pretty much a video game nerd :P Anyway, nice analysis, good song and an incredible band all around. And now that I'm actually through, just to say it, too: Yes, that Strandberg is on a stand. Shiren had quite some trouble with his wrist (i forget the medical term, tendo-syno-something-something), for some time he couldn't play at all, and then he got that lighter Strandberg on a stand so he could play again. That's one of the reasons a lot of their solos are now played (at least in parts) by Jill on the violin, when originally many were Shiren's guitar parts.

Thanks John - a very safe bet you were going to enjoy this one with its neo-classical sound. As always I love to see you so easily pick out the chordal structure and riffs - that opening just on the piano sounds wonderful.

Recorded so beautifully in the Guildhall, Derry

Next on your list should be "Eruption" violin cover (without Fuki) ua-cam.com/video/eTb0TQtVT6k/v-deo.html or "For the Love of God" (Steve Vai cover) ua-cam.com/video/l5AQvPCPjwc/v-deo.html by the same ensemble. Jill (Violin) is an absolute BEAST!! Check out their channel for more... Fuki has done a collab with Syu from Galneryus as well.

Mantap 👍👍👍👍

Luar biasa anda jenius..terima kasih atas reaksinya

Saw them open for Dio in '84 or '85 in Evansville,IN....two world class vocalist in one night...great show.

Great reaction ❤

That song is a caress to the soul.

Not sure about their personal lives, even though they film a lot of day to day things they are doing and constantly posting to their UA-cam channel and other media outlets I presume... i have never seen them use foul language to emphasize something they are talking about 🤌👍🙏✌

If it's a habit to keep going for a non-compliant keyboard perhaps move it out of reach and use the mouse 🤷😊

more reactions of this band need to be on youtube. so complex and ethereal and amazing and aggressive all at once!

May I ask for your help in reacting to the video of one of the famous rock bands who have become legends on the Indonesian music scene who have just celebrated the band's 50th anniversary? ua-cam.com/video/ViS3wCpyCng/v-deo.htmlsi=M_88-SnHqlos-_bY