Come see me do this silly KZread channel show LIVE in person, in front of your face. Tickets: tinyurl.com/kneukve2

@ragman1960

8 ай бұрын

Looking forward to seeing you and the VIP, be seeing you on the 🧊…

@jeffmunkynutz1568

8 ай бұрын

Last vid, fry screams This vid, playin with the "devils"chord patterns.... You might be a metalhead in denial man 😂 Here's me thinking youre pure hair band, meanwhile youre ready to step into cannibal corpse, morbid angel or maybe even deicide. Haha.... musical growth baby, 🤟🏻👊🏻👍🏻

@SuziQ.

8 ай бұрын

Justin, the scammer is still in some comment threads. I tried to nuke it myself, but YT’s reporting process was glitching. Please report it.

@jayannakelley9051

8 ай бұрын

@@SuziQ.- Thank you! I just happened to catch your comment as I read the troll also.

@SuziQ.

8 ай бұрын

@@jayannakelley9051 , The troll still has 60 comments on here. It should be banned by now (and reported as impersonating Justin).

I'm a 60 yr old brit, living in Italy since '90. Every new single release gets talked about on the national news. The other day I thought "grief, they're being milked - on tour, new singles often released etc" but then remembered that the bands in the 70s were working at the same pace. 2 albums a year, promotional tours etc. Phew. Seeing them in interviews, they are eloquent and sensitive about many social issues. Just hope that they don't burn out.

@astridbroberg9746

8 ай бұрын

And i do think they are aware that fame can dissapear very quickly. I'm a big fan and hope they will be around for a long time.

@tizianofangazio7447

7 ай бұрын

It seems to me that they have the total control of their choices (or at least the final word) in every aspect of their expression, content, technique, visual, media strat. No doubt a big achievement.

@NellyGandhella

2 ай бұрын

Social issues 🤣 you realise they have to support these issues otherwise people like you will write mean things about them on twitter

@leno_o17

4 күн бұрын

​@@NellyGandhella well, instead other people write shit about them. There's always 50% love and 50% hate.

I really appreciate Justin's honesty here. It's easy to dismiss Damiano as just another good-looking pop/rockstar with a good voice, but actually there's some depth to him, I mean as a human being and as an artist. I watched that really long Allison Hagendorf interview with him, expecting to only want to listen to the first 5-10 minutes of it, then I ended up effortlessly watching the whole thing - and it's an hour long! But Damiano was that fascinating as a person, just came across as an "old soul" in a really young body, if that makes sense, and his insights into how he creates his music were so, so interesting.

@madamedellaporte4214

8 ай бұрын

Europeans talk like that on the whole.

@danielaf1487

8 ай бұрын

@@madamedellaporte4214 - Really? I'm European, living in Europe and unfortunately the quality of the discourse is not as high as you seem to think here. 😅 It would be great if even a small fraction of the people I knew were as thoughtful, sensitive and creative as Damiano is, to be honest.

@soggypaws4944

8 ай бұрын

I watched thar interview and my thoughts were the same he's a young bloke but has got a very mature outlook and very wise.

@dewrey2076

8 ай бұрын

Intesting thing it's not only him. The entire band has some real commitment. They focus on the real thing: Being onstage. And move away diva behaviour etc...

@Barbara_M.

8 ай бұрын

Exactly! I suggest to watch that interview to all those who still vomit about Maneskin being only a bunch of good looking Italian kids who fake to be rockstars.

I watched them in Sydney a few nights ago and they are a startling good live band. I got my 14 year old daughter into them and she was one of those kids who queued up early to get up the front with friends, and now they are going to form a rock band. The next day her and friend are working out Gasoline from KZread playalongs. Long live rock!

50 yrs old here...been listening to them since Eurovision and got my husband hooked...we saw them live in CA in October...became even bigger fans after that...they come across as very genuine,very talented and unapologetically outrageously fun and sexy,hard working and give it all on stage. What's not to love.!!

I really enjoy Maneskin. They're doing more interesting things than a lot of bands lately and they add a level of artistic flare that is extra entertaining. The presentation very much fits the song.

I just saw them perform live for the first time in Australia and can honestly say it was one of the best gigs of my life. I’m an ‘elder goth’ / metal head in my 50s and have seen a LOT of gigs, so this is pretty impressive.

@ThemStickers

7 ай бұрын

Yea, I saw them in Melbourne. They’re crazy

@vivaiomate8329

6 ай бұрын

the power of nostalgia :)

I love Maneskin. A LOT of young people like them, so they keep the rock torch burning.

you should check out Valentine, another new song of theirs where damiano’s voice definitely shines

I love the high energy of this band. I’m older than some people on this page. I could not stand era of the arrogant, aloof, brooding rock starif the 90’s. Also many bands sound the same after a while. The fact that Maneskin is evolving is enjoyable to watch. I’m sorry I missed their concert.

First of all mr Hawkins, I salute a true artist! In my opinion they grew up listening to the best of the musical genre that influenced them so positively. The bassist and guitarist, founders of the band, started studying guitar together around twelve and thirteen years old, the singer (with a congenital malformation of his vocal cords), began studying singing at seven. PS speaking of arpeggio, Spanish masters of classical guitar have influenced everywhere.

Thomas raggi is so talented

@gaiagoddess5360

8 ай бұрын

FACTS! He is only 22 which makes it even more crazy how talented he is.

I just saw them perform in Toronto a couple months ago...and WOW. Electric, epic, and so much fun. Whatever they're doing, it's working.

I've loved them from the get-go. I don't understand this kind of back and forth people have with this band. They're absolutely refreshing, they're great musicians, they're great writers, they're brilliant live, they're interesting to look at... Justin you know you stole your catsuits from Emma Peel 😺🕺🏽 🤣

@danielaf1487

8 ай бұрын

Lots of people want to appear more edgy than they actually are (not necessarily referring to Justin here). Måneskin are not edgy enough for them, I guess...

This band has it all. Good looks, great clothes and good riffs. I love Victoria and how she stomps around the stage. Great fashion sense.

Seeing them perform live most definitely changed my mind. Damiano is a beautiful gentleman ♥️ Amazing band

I was completely lost to them the first time I heard Corrsline! Wonderful musicians, and Damiano's vocals!❤❤❤

When Måneskin were in their Zitti E Buoni period there was a clear glam look and feel to that band. This year, though, they have transitioned towards a wider rock sound, incorporating alt rock elements and discarding glam fashion. That is probably a wise long-term move because, after all, Bowie did that in the '70s (only being glam for a few brief years) and GNR did that in the '90s. As well as their increased musical sophistication Måneskin's song lyrics have matured over time, and I think this trend will likely continue as Måneskin grows.

Glad to see you have come around to this band. They are fantastic and will only get better over time. We are fortunate to have them in this timeline.

I have been to many gigs over the years including Led Zep at Knebworth in 78 but Maneskin in Manchester a few days ago was the best gig Ive ever been to, amazing night standing 10 feet from the front and even held Victoria high when she came into the crowd| Fab

@ThomasGuitarHero

7 ай бұрын

Maneskin better than Led Zeppellin...haahahahahahahaahaahah. What do you drink bro? i need such strong beer lol.

@davidedoria499

7 ай бұрын

@@ThomasGuitarHero that was probably a strong beer or something unknown, never heard such bullhsit like that so far

I just started listening to them and what I love is that they have many good songs. AND the fact they have songs in Italian as well. Oof. So good. It’s like a nice change of pace to hear some Italian tunes come up when I’m listening on shuffle. And I love music when you don’t need to understand the language but the overall tones speak Loud as well. And there’s a lot of bands out there that sound exactly the same. Maneskin have their own original sound. Good voice. Good musicians and they work together very well. You can tell they all have great relationships

It would be an easy route for this band to always go for the shock factor with their songs and performances but that road gets quite narrow quite quickly. This types of ballady songs have always been part of their repertoire and I appreciate them keeping the band versatile and there should be longevity in that.

I am grateful for Thomas Raggi’s taste and that Damiano found him (and Victoria). It would have been dreadful if that voice was packaged into some soulless digital era music that is just so outside of my own tastes I wouldn’t be able to listen to that. At 22 (?) Thomas is doing some very interesting things. He is the one I am looking at right now in this group, although again this is more a matter of personal taste for a guitar playing that doesn’t need to show off cold technicalities but is instinctively chasing a feeling or emotion. I don’t know if I explained it, just an opinion from one of their Italian older fans (who didn’t even watch or care about Eurovision).

@lilise3965

8 ай бұрын

I love Ethan the drummer. He has excellent taste, never over the top, but always there when the song needs him.

@gaiagoddess5360

8 ай бұрын

I agree about Thomas, he's definitely the focus of the band for me!

@thisiskitta

8 ай бұрын

« Chasing a feeling or emotion » describes really well every member of the band. Well said.

@glamm_ann

8 ай бұрын

If you havent already seen that - there is a video on Normans Rare Guitars channel with Thomas where he plays on 1954 stratocaster. That video really captures how he can transfer emotions through guitar playing ❤

@erineko1847

8 ай бұрын

@@glamm_ann I’ll listen to it then, thank you for the recommendation.

Just saw them live in Sydney, just as incredible live 🫶🏼🤘

I got lost in a KZread rabbit hole when I should’ve been doing domestic shizzle- ended up at Måneskin; was diverted for ages. They are more than I expected.

This song is even better live. Damiano's voice ❤

The more music Maneskin puts out, the bigger of a fan i become.

@AVRD133

8 ай бұрын

wow, oddly enough, just got to the end of the Video, and Justin said almost verbatim the same thing. Incredible.

5/10 years ago I used to be worried about the future of rock but in these last couple of years there's been a few bands that have given me back some hope. Maneskin are certainly among such bands and I hope they keep growing and kicking ass. Great content as usual!

@MicheleMcAdoo

7 ай бұрын

YESS! There may be hope for the future.

They do not care too much about haters,not follow"rules" of industry and they do not calculate.5 new songs they did 1 plus 4...other artist usually do one by one or keep for another album.they update existing album Rush...to be Maneskin fan is actually very nice and beautiful position..daily we have news,songs,concerts,nice suprises...no other band even close to them

Saw Maneskin live - they are grand x

I've always respected Justin for his honesty and more after this post (and not because he's basically admitted to be a Maneskin fan 😊 also those who don't like the band deserve respect) for him being open to change his mind and for declaring it. I have no respect for those whose dislike of Maneskin is based on prejudice who answer yes to your provocative question or write that the band's success is due to Victoria showing her tits they don't know what they're talking about they most probably have listened maybe to half a song only and surely they haven't been to any Maneskin live... it's true what they said in "Zitti e buoni" their Eurovision song: "...talk unfortunately people talk they don't know what they're talking about...". Being a fan doesn't mean your idols do everything well there is always room for positive critisism and personal opinions but criticism based on nothing is just petty.

@leno_o17

29 күн бұрын

Change his mind...I don't think he's ever disliked them.

@Barbara_M.

28 күн бұрын

​@@leno_o17he was very sceptical when he posted his 1st video

@leno_o17

28 күн бұрын

@@Barbara_M. Skeptical yeah...sadly scepticism precedes knowledge. But in the end he still liked the song, even if he didn't get the irony of Mamma mia

Hey Justin thanks for turning me on to Maneskin with the review you did for The Lonliest. While I don’t like everything they I do find them to be very talented.

True story: Italy mostly doesn't get rock, historically or temperamentally. It makes life suck here for an old rocker like me. I saw their audition on X-Factor with my husband and sat straight up in bed. I said, "Mark my words, starting today, Italy is going to learn to rock it out." He said: "Nah. We Italians require music to be beautiful and lyrical, while this is just noise." Then they came in second. Then they won San Remo. Then they won Eurovision. Then they played with the Rolling Stones, Iggy Pop... And because of that, at least some Italians have learned to rock it out. And you better believe I rub his face in it every day.

@cas9065

7 ай бұрын

I remember them coming on for the Eurovision finale. My first time hearing them. Sat straight up as well. They are truly special.

@MicheleMcAdoo

7 ай бұрын

😅😅👏👏😆

@walter_the_danger

5 ай бұрын

@arjay9745 Italy doesn't get rock historically? Italy has a lot of amazing prog rock and metal bands. You simply don't know what you're talking about...lol "true story"...

@arjay9745

5 ай бұрын

@@walter_the_danger First of all, prog rock is nice, but it doesn't 'rock' and even in Italy, those bands are niche at best. I know exactly what I'm talking about--I mean, I live here, am a fanatical collector of music, go to record shows, talk about virtually nothing else. The fact is, though Italy has produced some decent rock bands from PFM to Lacuna Coil, the national mood just doesn't favour them and they have to work three times as hard for a quarter the audience they would get in any other country--or, like Lacuna Coil, settle for an entirely foreign audience. Go to an average record show in Italy and chat someone up: "Ever heard of Lacuna Coil?" "Nope." It took decades for anyone to bother issuing the first Gaznevada album on anything other than cassette tape. The rock genres of the '90s and '00s are represented by a handful of bands at best, and the ones that are actually interesting and not just carbon copies of foreign influences, like 24Grana and Almamegretta, sing in Neapolitan (!), not Italian. Anywhere else I travel in the West, I immediately find people that share my rock love. Here, I have to dig, go to concerts alone, and tolerate the sad comments of the people around me about how Vasco Rossi is somehow a 'rocker'. Pathetic. Blah. THAT is what I'm talking about. Maneskin has somewhat broken the mould.

@walter_the_danger

5 ай бұрын

@@arjay9745 You're a full-blown clown if you think I'm going to fall for that wall of nonsense you just wrote. Italy is full of communities who love rock music, if you're struggling to find people who share your love you either don't wtf you're talking about or you've never actually tried. Going back to prog rock bands, whether they are niche or not is totally irrelevant. Those bands exist and make great music, period. Your point about Italy not getting rock music historically is null and void.

Nice to see that someone like you appreciates them. I have the feeling that they have extremely many haters in Italy.... I think that they deserve where they are and that the undoubtely have qualities. Apart from that, there's a lot of songs I really like

@chiara---

8 ай бұрын

In Italy they do not have many haters, just a small but very fierce group of people. After all, even in Italy their concerts are sold out.

@logotec

8 ай бұрын

@@chiara--- Ok, good to hear! BTW, I live in Germany so I don't have fist-hand experiences

@moonshine9836

8 ай бұрын

@@chiara--- true that!

@vpersiana

8 ай бұрын

​@@logotecindeed, in July they played in 5 sold out stadium dates in Italy right after a sold out tour, their haters on the internet are just annoyingly loud lol

@danielalipari8396

8 ай бұрын

Some of their Italians fans don't appreciate they sing in English and that they have changed their previous style .

Just my opinion but I haven't been so excited about a band in a long time. Maneskin is not just music, it's a lifestyle. They're honest, good looking and they've been together long before they got famous, so their interaction and love for each other is genuine.

I’m 58 and just found them today and did a quick catch-up rabbit hole on them ❤

What a musical genius you are mr Hawkins to listen to the guitar and play it straight away. I salute you sir and will drink to your good health this evening

I’m totally in love with them after this album. Love everything about them and how they have grown into their own style. Everyone in music by now has influence from those that have come before them.

Trastevere is such a good song and Damiano is a powerhoude,.always changing like a chamelon. That voice is so strong, unique and soulful.

@BC08

8 ай бұрын

Middling at best

@ultron374

8 ай бұрын

His voice is good but it's not amazing

The resemblance between Justin and the guitarist of Maneskin, Thomas Raggi, is just funny. There was a moment in this video when it went from the young Thomas playing the solo to Justin playing the same, and it looked like the guy aged under our eyes and transformed into Justin.

I know I’m late to the video (busy, busy) but why is nobody commenting on the fact that it’s Ethan playing guitar? I mean it’s awesome, but also where’s Vic!?! I’m going to have to go research this… About time you joined the Måneskin fan-club, Justin! They’re one of the best (if not the best) rock bands to come out in the last 10 years IMHO.

Great review Justin, to be honest I am a quite old fart and recently heard these for the first time without all the eurovision pazzazz, they have a lot of talent and of course that essential ingredient, raw sex ha ha. The band is tight and well rehearsed. The singer puts a lot of feeling into what he does, sings from the heart, great front man, and the bass player is well, you know..They are going to go a very long way if they don't get boring and repetitive.

Li ho visti a Luglio a Roma allo Stadio Olimpico e sono una vera bomba!Damiano ha una voce potente e bellissima!❤

Absolutely Love Them ❤

So cool you have a Queen tatoo from hot space on your knuckles!)) And yeah Maneskin are awesome and never disapoint

Well, I just saw them in Sydney where they absolutely blew the roof off. They’ve been getting rave live reviews throughout their tour, and they are headlining at least three of the largest rock festivals in Europe in 2024, so underestimate them at your peril 😜 I believe the band would be the first to acknowledge they stand on the shoulders of giants, but I think they already have a rock-solid sound of their own. I’m quietly starting to suspect that in ten years, people will be accusing new bands of imitating Måneskin…

@jadeH23.16

8 ай бұрын

SAME! i was at the sydney concert genuinely one of the best concerts ive ever been too! The energy was insane! From the band and the crowd!

@mithril4723

8 ай бұрын

@@jadeH23.16Yes, the audience were 100% there for them. I’m just happy I managed to see them in a relatively small venue. Won’t happen very much going forward, I think…

@jadeH23.16

8 ай бұрын

@@mithril4723 im honestly suprize they didnt upgrade their venue to qudos! Couldve easily sold out there! Wait in line for 5hrs only to be the 7th row of people!!! Such dedicated fans been there since 7am💀

I listened to Maneskin recently, as Duran Duran are fans of theirs, as well. Good music.

It's very hard to create any new genres in the 2020s. Almost everything that has been accomplished has been done. At least Maneskin will probably poke kids towards old school glam rock like Kiss, Slash and other bands

@CorbCorbin

8 ай бұрын

You mean Slade? Slash isn’t glam.

@jayannakelley9051

8 ай бұрын

Kiss-? Just never could get into them.

@SuziQ.

8 ай бұрын

@@jayannakelley9051 , We thought they were poseurs, and looked down on them, not unlike how we felt about Poison, though I think more of us rock fans hated Kiss the most. I remember one guy whose favorite music was Barry Manilow and Kiss. 🤣

@jayannakelley9051

8 ай бұрын

@@SuziQ. - lol! We all have that one friend don’t we!! Sigh… I really try to not judge to harshly but glad to see I’m not alone 😂

Nice Atkin & totally agree about Maneskin, they were brilliant at Glasto...total surprise!

I think they're honestly amazing, better than a lot of crap out there at the moment. Seen them live too, blew me away! was intense

Justin is not gonna like this but Thomas Raggi (the guitar player) is on record for saying he is heavily influenced by John Frusciante!😉

@sah-win

8 ай бұрын

Yeah, I’ve seen them talk about RHCP a few times. And while he has mentioned that, the two he seems to acknowledge the most as his influences are the Jimi(my)s: Hendrix & Page. And, to me, that clearly shows.

Yes they are versatile and genuinely good, and just at the start of their journey. I agree with you, they will go places and i'm in for the journey. Love how you don't make yourself get stuck in prejudices, kudos ❤

Yes, please do take care of that Beautiful voice of yours and thank you for the episode!😊

Canzone melodiosa e malinconica mi piace molto si sente che l' hanno creata soltanto loro e non ci ha messo mano nessun altro.Grazie ragazzi e grazie a te!

I never thought i'd find a rock band i like as much as Queen, but Maneskin managed that. Their music is absolute fire!

@davidedoria499

8 ай бұрын

Queen? are you going crazy or what, lol

@Starkiller2725

8 ай бұрын

@@davidedoria499 , don't think that's any indication of that.

@moonshine9836

8 ай бұрын

​@@davidedoria499rude!!

@davidedoria499

8 ай бұрын

@@Starkiller2725 If they are the new Queen i am Elvis Prisley, stop writing stupid sentences, lol

@Starkiller2725

8 ай бұрын

@@davidedoria499 , the only stupid one here is you, mate. I never said that they're a new Queen. I would never write something so extreme if i hadn't seen them perform live. They will never be as good, Damiano may never be able to match Freddie's vocals, but their energy on stage and especially his when singing is very reminiscent of him, because he shares many similarities to him. But they truly are the closest will ever get a modern day version of them because of their passion and eccentric tendencies. Next time, read first, then blabber.

Good reaction and honest feedback. Positive. And all that but I am shocked at no mention of the fact that the second guitarist in the video is Måneskin's drummer Ethan! 😅 That needs some praise. ❤

@CarlosRivas-cw5wu

8 ай бұрын

If that surprises, you should meet the drummer of The Warning, Paulina Villarreal, in addition to singing, she plays the piano

Thanks for the vid, I enjoy the way you analyse songs, awesome to watch and learn something on the way.... and to fit the vid title and topic shortly brought up: I could sense some slight "Fade to Black" vibes, but just so fainted. Honestly I belive it's nearly impossible to make a new creation without somebody sensing something heard of. To me it sounds legit and original, as far as my restricted knowledge of earths music library reaches.

Victoria just makes me feel better! Great band too

I’m totally with you on them. They have grown on me. Definitely getting better and better.

The charm of Maneskin is that they are imperfect. A visible number of people worldwide embrace this because much of the music industry and its 'superstars' have become manipulative and strategically perfect to the core. For many people, it is like being in this type of manipulative and calculative environment all day, and here they meet simple people who are less of that but are more vulnerable and human. The guys who are in the band Maneskin have a sense of charm, by nature in their own environments when nobody sees or knows them. As long as they don't become manipulative, strategically aiming at domination with every word and move like much of the 'entertainment industry' and their 'superstars', and as long as that charme has a tone in their music still, people will embrace it and go and listen. -

Thomas is a really interesting guitar player, he plays very aggressively considering he doesn't use a pick as far as I can see. Norm's Rare Guitars published a video a few days ago of him visiting the shop. He picked out a 40th anniversary Strat (so 1994 ish) to play and Norm, being Norm, went out the back and found an actual 1954 Strat to compare. :)

@sah-win

8 ай бұрын

I love his playing. He’s been one of the most exciting guitarist I’ve heard in quite awhile.

@SuziQ.

8 ай бұрын

40th anniversary would be 1983/4. You only went back 30 years.

@gaiagoddess5360

8 ай бұрын

He does use picks and often can be seen holding it in his mouth while he plays with his fingers a bit!

@philwildcroft1764

8 ай бұрын

@@SuziQ. Your time arrow is in the wrong direction. 1954 + 40 = 1994

@philwildcroft1764

8 ай бұрын

@@gaiagoddess5360 Maybe, but when does play without a pick he still has a very aggressive style.

I find myself singing your intro during my day ! It’s very catchy !

It's good there's new music that doesn't involve dancers on the stage. I know I'm the old fart in the room but I dig Maneskin. It's fresh and nasty at the same time.

It's a beautiful song! I hope your great voice recover soon!

I so enjoyed singing with your guitar accompaniment! Thank You and rest well! I thought Maneskin were great right out of the gate. I hope they have continued success.

It took me awhile to “get” them. It wasn’t until I saw some live clips that I really started checking them out. The first few albums are more like demo tapes. It all started clicking, for me at least, with “Teatro D’Ira Vol.1”* Currently, they are one of my favorites. I went to the show the last time they came around and they kicked my ass! Loved it! *and will there ever be a Vol. 2?

@mineam7618

8 ай бұрын

There was supposed to be a Vol 2 in autumn 2021, apparently it was even recorded to some extent, but Eurovision win and Beggin exploding changed their plans... They've been very vague about its fate when asked.

@pitikiwi01

8 ай бұрын

ah ah to many good things for now to be pissed of .. they would have to wait a little to feel some rage again ! 😁

@zacksit5776

8 ай бұрын

@@pitikiwi01 Good point! 😁 Damiano mentioned that he no longer feels the anger that influenced Teatro d'Ira.

@pitikiwi01

8 ай бұрын

@@zacksit5776 Teatro della felicita volume 1 😁😅

@zacksit5776

8 ай бұрын

@@pitikiwi01 You mean that volume two would now be Teatro della felicità Vol. II 😅

Great band indeed. A group of artists who gel together, seemingly love holds them together. I've been a fan after seeing them win. On their KZread they tell their musical influences. Spectrum , Led Zeppelin being 2..

they are 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Like what I'm hearing good band

I agree that they're developing in the direction of being hard to categorize. (Maybe that's even why you couldn't locate the Metallica song - because it's not close enough, so it's more like they're in that region just in terms of quality/ qualities than that they match the pattern nicely. Reassuring to hear a great musician also get bearings on the new song by using "coordinates" of known songs. Phew! At least Thats the Way we All Go. :D )

493,000…🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤…almost…Keeping going Justin, see you on the 12th!!!…Dan’s birthday surprise is ready 😊

At 6:21 -ish, I think you mean the beginning of the solo in “Master of Puppets” which starts at about the 3.30 mark in MOP. I hadn’t heard this song before. I really like it, and will be checking out more of their catalogue tomorrow, because today, I have to get ready to see Royal Blood tonight! 🔥 Thanks, Justin. Rest your voice, and take good care of it.

@usernamesnamesnames

8 ай бұрын

I got a nothing else matters vibe there. Not in the melody but in the guitar tone I guess. But master of puppets is on point as well, I overall completely agree with the Metallica resemblance!

I do agree. Only to a superficial listening you can dismiss them as derivative/copycat. By the way, It's pronounced Trastèvere 🙂

They are an awesome band….. I’ve no idea what they are like as people but as a modern rock/pop/whatever band they have just got something special.

@gaiagoddess5360

8 ай бұрын

As people they are even better than you can imagine! One of the most humble, funny, sweet, friendly bands you could find!

@liliaeth

8 ай бұрын

If you want to know what Damiano's like, he recently did this hour long interview with Allison Hagendorf. You can find it on her youtube channel. He's a really down to earth humble kinda guy with a clear respect for both his bandmates, and fans.

Love Måneskin, Damiano & the vivacious Roman Neighborhood of Trastevere 💗

I sang along, Justin. Just so you know some of us are singing the Theme for you. Rest your throat and do some relaxing and strengthening exercises for your Larynx. Feel more yourself soon!

Lesser known fact: Damiano David was born with deformed vocal chords which is where that texture comes from.

@Vibeagain

7 ай бұрын

I hope he can push through it to find an authentic and sonorous voice somehow

@edencol

7 ай бұрын

@@Vibeagain I don’t know that it gets more authentic than a congenital defect bud

You've been practicing fry-screaming? Let us know when you're ready to unleash hell, will you? I'm here for it. I have grown to like Maneskin, who I started listening to after you broke down one of their other songs. I generally don't like fast vibratos, but I'm getting better! Are you going to tour a bit with the JHE? Maybe even the US? A girl can dream.

Really enjoyed watching Justin. Always very interesting to watch your videos. Huge like 👍

Thomas Raggi is such an inventive young guitarist. Very talented.

Justin Fucking Hawkins Rides Againnnnn!!! 🎸🎶🎶🎶

Haha, I tried to sing the theme song but I am afraid I'm tone deaf and it sounded like someone was killing a cat. So take care of your voice so you can get back to singing your theme song. In other news, I have been waiting eagerly for you to review this song! Maneskin is such an amazing band. Damiano is without compare. Vic is quite the bass player too.

I love this band and it has been fun watching them grow as musicians. Ethan's English has improved so much and he's not as shy. They are all so talented and adorable (OK Granny😂).

I almost forgot about The Darkness. I bought Permission to Land when it came out, listened to it for awhile, but probably never really appreciated it. Then I came across one of these videos and revisited all their music! Damn! Great stuff! And Justin is an awesome guy! I feel like I found a treasure! Keep up the shows. Maybe I'll get my band to cover some of The Darkness!

By the way, you played so beautifully, I was mesmerized, quite lovely and always impressive that you can play the songs so quickly, that always wows me.

Maneskin is so good, especially for being so young.

Nice frankenjumper!

So endearing to see a voiceless Justin 🧡 Personally, I'm always baffled by people who automatically assume a song is always about the lead singer. In the case of Måneskin, I've seen this happen so many times before and realise lots of people are just projecting what they think Damiano must be like (young stud, pretty to look at, loves to have sex, get high and party 24/7). They'll listen to "For your love" and go: "Ooh, naughty Damiano" (when the song is actually about a toxic obsession and not necessarily Damiano's POV). Or they'll listen to "The Driver" and assume it's about Damiano wanting to get high, but it turns out he doesn't actually do drugs. So, yeah - why do so many KZread reactors think songs are all about the lead singer? Are they that basic?

@hch1821

8 ай бұрын

He does do pot. And has started to drink a bit. But yes, many of the songs are observational. Many of the songs are regarding their "semester" in LA last year.

@danielaf1487

8 ай бұрын

@@hch1821 - "Observational" is a good word. Pot doesn't count as drugs in my books, haha. I think lots of people assume they're into the heavy stuff (as per the Eurovision cocaine "scandal").

@leno_o17

29 күн бұрын

Where did you get that For your love is about a toxic obsession?

Måneskin is nothing new under the sun but live, they are satisfaction guarantee. I really hope they keep getting better and better.

I understand that it's a commercial decision to write their songs in english, but my one wish would be that they could write bilingual songs. When he sings a fast rapping verse or an angry chorus in italian it packs this really visceral punch.

@ruggero235

8 ай бұрын

I don't know if it's a commercial decision to write in English but their first single, that they wrote when they were buskers, is in English so if it was it was an early decision.

@stefannydvorak7919

8 ай бұрын

In an interview, Damiano said that he wouldn’t do a bilingual song. He thinks it’s cringe.

Never listened to Justin's music though I know the hits, so I'm kind of perplexed being a fan of this channel, I think it because even if I disagree as a layman I have come to respect his musical expertise. If Justin sees value, it must be there.

I love your analysis and I loved you in Milan 🤟🎸

Love when you stop and try to play what you heard immediately. One of the most fun ways to enjoy a song imo

The taped "T's" have me sold from the start!!! 😊

Nothing wrong with a catsuit, providing you remember not to shove the whole 20 metre hosepipe down the front.

yes look after that voice before your Newcastle gig! And there were not many tickets left for The glasshouse in Gateshead when I got mine

I've only heard of this band/seen a few pictures, but this was the first time I've ever heard any of their music. Sounds alright so far. I'm always willing to give a chance to artists I'm unfamiliar with. Anyone have any song recommendations I should check out?

@mineam7618

8 ай бұрын

For ballads I would recommend the recent track Valentine, plus Coraline and Torna a Casa, both in Italian from their earlier albums. For harder/dancey songs their biggest original hit has been I Wanna Be Your Slave, then Zitti E Buoni, Gossip (feat. Tom Morello). My personal favourite is Mark Chapman, also in Italian despite the name, for its instrumental that in my opinion is cleverly made to support the lyrical stalker story.

@mikeygraves16

8 ай бұрын

@mineam7618 Awesome I'll check those out, thank you so much!

@valentinablumberg4212

8 ай бұрын

They absolutely amazing, the best,live ...on festivals, concerts 🔥🤟🤟 and ,especially ,better then this last album sound -- strong, super professional but, a little bit "cold" ... Måneskin is really growing up this seven years-- in 2019 it was young popular energetic group, Damiano - charismatic beautiful front men and this year -- another level , style ,for all fourth ... Really interesting to follow them -- so many musical surprises 💥!

@mikeygraves16

8 ай бұрын

@@valentinablumberg4212 Thanks for the info!

@stefannydvorak7919

8 ай бұрын

La Paura Del Buio. Especially a live performance of that song.

Got a smidgeon of 'Top Gear there at 06:45 😄

Good day to you voiceless justin. As i saw you in Milan and followed you on IG on the other dates of EU tour, i do not envy your troath... take a rest. See you soon in July 😢😢😢... when do you plan a tour in Arenas and Stadiums? We want you in San Siro❤

Ok.. I'll try my best! Ehem..!!..JuuuUuustin Hawkins rides again...AAgainmmmM.... 🎵🎶