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Wagakki Band - Desert Lullaby reaction! (Patreon)

Published:
2024-03-31 15:00:09
Edited:
2025-02-09 22:04:54
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2026-06
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I absolutely loved this song. The cinematography was gorgeous, world instruments galore, and a little hint of what felt like Van Halen from our guitarist? It was perfect!

Let me know what you think down in the comments below! I'm looking forward to the next Patreon suggestions/ideas!

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P in D

I like to hear your thoughts during the video ... I don't mind you pausing to highlight certain elements or things you notice during initial playback. Sometimes you will lose focus and forget a point by the time you get to the end ... if you are like me :p .

Lord Vorador

Hey! Just got around to joining. Glad you enjoyed the song, it's beautiful isn't it? 😊

BenJPR

I honestly don't think there is a single word in any known language that can really describe the beauty of this song 😊 One of my favorite song ever! Yuko's voice leaves me speechless everytime I hear it, Machiya's solo is so good, etc... Everything about this song is perfection imo I can put it on repeat close my eyes and feel like I'm drifting amongst the clouds while I'm falling asleep lol Now do Queen of Night, another really beautiful song by them. There is an absolutely gorgeous live version on Youtube from their 2021 Dai Shin Nenkai show I can't recommend enough to wtach, other reactors used it and it doesnt get blocked there's also an MV but less safe blocking wise.

Andrew Hellebrand

That bit at the start you thought might be the shamisen is either purely electronic/sample based or heavily manipulated/altered in the studio. Both Machiya (guitar/2nd vocals) and Asa (bass) have production backgrounds with vocaloid music, so are very used to using all kinds of sample & electronic sounds within their writing and not adverse to dropping stuff like that into WB songs. Similarly Wasabi's drums are present even earlier in the song than you might think, what he's playing to keep time is heavily filtered to quite a narrow EQ band, kept low in the mix and treated like he's manually replicating a short drum loop sample. In their more ballad-y songs he's often very restrained in terms of the arrangements. I wouldn't say Machiya's guitar solo has much in the way of EVH vibes outside of the strum-style tremolo picking at the end, which is a variant on a frequently used technique by Eddie. Both the guitar tone and the sliding to target notes type melody is far more Steve Vai-esque (who TBF did play with David Lee Roth for a couple of albums after he left VH), it's very reminiscent of the kind of things he does in his slower more atmospheric songs like For the Love of God.