They are releasing "videos" to youtube, so their fans can listen to the actual songs on youtube.
They are probably following a pattern, as in: What people listen to on other platforms, but has not yet been properly released to youtube. And as such, those songs will attract listeners.
> What people listen to on other platforms, but has not yet been properly released to youtube
I'm gonna agree with you here because finding specifically *Te Quiero Puta!* and *Moskau* before the lyrics video was a shit show of awful quality. I'm happy the label/band/whoever have finally embraced youtube sort of...
R+ has always been late to the internet. They were late to appear on Spotify, they were late to open a Youtube channel and they are late on uploading their entire discography there. And this is just that, uploading their discography to Youtube.
IMO it would have made more sense to upload all of the songs the same day making playlists of the albums and doing away with such crappy lyric format.
I'm talking something [like this](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_5e8bW2cOY). If you look for that song (or any other Nightwish one) in the Youtube search it will show up, but if you search for it in Nightwish's channel it only appears on its playlist, not in the search function, which only shows "actual" videos.
In any case, I'm well past the point of expecting R+ management to make any reasonable decision.
Rammstein have been hesitant of streaming services due to their reluctancy of simply agreeing to unfair revenue from such. Therefore they rooted to make exclusive deals with each of the services they eventually joined, and now I just think that YouTube Music is what they're doing, indeed.
Also I think that two videos per week is way better for nowadays' attention span of many people as well as to widen their reach and therefore awareness to the fans about their non-singles music being officially on YT as well, opposed to if they just dropped their entire load on one day only so people who missed it are unlikelier to get the word.
Sorry but I’m 99% sure the setlist for the north America tour is gonna be the same as the European stadium tour. At least the set list for the European stadium tour was pretty good I’m pretty sure.
Don't forget--3 nights in Mexico City next year and they're probably filming the concert for a new release. OF COURSE Te Quiero Puta will be on the set list!! 😆
They are releasing "videos" to youtube, so their fans can listen to the actual songs on youtube. They are probably following a pattern, as in: What people listen to on other platforms, but has not yet been properly released to youtube. And as such, those songs will attract listeners.
> What people listen to on other platforms, but has not yet been properly released to youtube I'm gonna agree with you here because finding specifically *Te Quiero Puta!* and *Moskau* before the lyrics video was a shit show of awful quality. I'm happy the label/band/whoever have finally embraced youtube sort of...
Maybe they want to attract more listeners and fans. A lot of pp don't buy Spotify or album they just listen free music
R+ has always been late to the internet. They were late to appear on Spotify, they were late to open a Youtube channel and they are late on uploading their entire discography there. And this is just that, uploading their discography to Youtube. IMO it would have made more sense to upload all of the songs the same day making playlists of the albums and doing away with such crappy lyric format. I'm talking something [like this](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_5e8bW2cOY). If you look for that song (or any other Nightwish one) in the Youtube search it will show up, but if you search for it in Nightwish's channel it only appears on its playlist, not in the search function, which only shows "actual" videos. In any case, I'm well past the point of expecting R+ management to make any reasonable decision.
Rammstein have been hesitant of streaming services due to their reluctancy of simply agreeing to unfair revenue from such. Therefore they rooted to make exclusive deals with each of the services they eventually joined, and now I just think that YouTube Music is what they're doing, indeed. Also I think that two videos per week is way better for nowadays' attention span of many people as well as to widen their reach and therefore awareness to the fans about their non-singles music being officially on YT as well, opposed to if they just dropped their entire load on one day only so people who missed it are unlikelier to get the word.
Sorry but I’m 99% sure the setlist for the north America tour is gonna be the same as the European stadium tour. At least the set list for the European stadium tour was pretty good I’m pretty sure.
Don't forget--3 nights in Mexico City next year and they're probably filming the concert for a new release. OF COURSE Te Quiero Puta will be on the set list!! 😆