Metal Dude * Musician (REACTION) - JINJER - "Mediator" & (Live Drum Playthrough)
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- Metal Dude * Musician (REACTION) - JINJER - "Mediator" & (Live Drum Playthrough)
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Jinjer - Call Me A Symbol (Official Live in LA)
Just released, ahead of a new live DVD Live in Los Angeles.
That's exactly what I was thinking of for the next one. Thank you! 🤘❤️🤘
Jinjer not only write banger after banger, but the musicianship is always next level!
The musicianship is beyond next level. It's like three levels past everyone else! 🤘❤️🤘
Love the double-feature!
Captain Clock is probably my favourite guitar playthrough from Roman. The official live video is an awesome performance, especially from Tatiana, even though the guitar sound is bad. There's also a lyric video, but you really need to see the outro section performed live by Tatiana.
Thank you! I appreciate the info especially pairing it up with the live performance. 🤘❤️🤘
LOVE the double feature.
Some good Roman playthroughs:
“Pit of Consciousness”
“Judgement and Punishment”
“I Speak Astronomy”
- A Plus Or A Minus
and
- Captain Clock
are pretty cool as well.
Thank you both for the info. Two of those songs I've already done but I'll go back and see how can I incorporate a playthrough in a version I haven't seen yet. 🤘❤️🤘
@@BemusingBill I’m sure I speak for everyone by saying none of us would mind seeing you watch them, even though you’ve done the songs previously 😉
You really can't go wrong with any of Roman's playthroughs, I love the 'Outlander' one, but all of them are good.
Thank you! I'm taking notes for the next one. Since I've done 2 with Vlad I think I might do a Eugene playthrough next then Roman. 🤘❤️🤘
Freakin love this track. That beginning "Stop......GO.......come ooooon!" Let's you know you are in for a hell of a ride!
HELLZ YEAH!! 🤘❤️🤘
Whew, lots of energy there. Makes me a bit on the tired side just watching them.
I agree with you on the energy. I needed to catch my breath after the drum playthrough. Amazing musicians and Tati is so unique and fiery.
@@BemusingBill It was funny...I've seen that drum playthrough probably 50 times and I still exhaled deeply at the exact moment you did 😂 Get's me every time... amazing bit of drumming!
Roman is kind of the unsung hero of this band. He is actually very involved personally with the songwriting and arrangement process of Jinjer. Watching guitar playthroughs of his after Oksen (original guitarist) left the band is wild because you don't really have an idea about how much one guy is doing to fill up a LOT of space in the mix until you watch him play it... dude is up and down the neck of those guitars every song
Yes, I agree he needs to be studied and dissected. they are all so damn talented! Such high-level musicianship. I will be adding Roman's playthroughs when available! 🤘❤️🤘
I think Vlad is using a rack tom as a floor tom next to the kick. The other two are regular floors. Which is something I see a lot of drummers doing these days. It makes some sense because if it's mounted on hardware rather than sitting on legs you can repeat the position of it easier from setup to setup. The extra snare is a really tiny one cranked really high. It sounds amazing for what he uses it for. Those K Zildjian cymbals have a really satisfying tone to them. Since Vlad was originally a pianist I think playing split handed was a natural for him.
Tatiana's lyrics are always so good. Her process for writing them might be rushed and chaotic but it works.
Thank you for the info my friend! I love the sound of those K cymbals. I've know a lot of drummers that use them and swear by them. Yeah, the small snare isn't technically a 'piccolo snare' but more like a 12 or 10 inch snare like you mentioned 'cranked up'. He like to use that for accents. I appreciate the clarification!
I don't know what Tati's songwriting process is. Every singer has their own way. I remember Joakim from Sabaton saying the music is written first then he he creates the song around it. I'm not sure what Tati does but it works! Her poetry is always beautiful. see you on the next! 🤘❤️🤘
@@BemusingBill She procrastinates a lot and then at the very end she cranks it out after the music is mostly or completely done. Their song Wallflower is actually inspired by that. She's an introvert and so she was in her own world chilling, the guys were done with the music and she hadn't done any lyrics yet so they were kind of hounding her to get them done. So in the music video of that song they show up pounding on the door.
It's an amazing thing about her because for the most part the guys in the band don't do all the changing time signatures to fit her lyrics, she somehow lays the lyrics over all the time signature and key changes. I'm a drummer and have difficulty figuring out what they are doing sometimes.
Sacramento Proud! I love Primus. Less Claypool is an insane bassist.
Primus is awesome! If you watch my videos I'm always saying 'brainium' when I speak of my skull or head in reference to "My Name is Mud'. Thank you, my friend!
It’s actually crazy how this band and especially Tatiana makes me feel… i’m not even a metal fan but this band is really tight. Tati makes me feel emotional I somewhat feel like she could be one of my greatest friend. Lol I know this sounds crazy but holy f I love em
That is so awesome! That's what it's really all about- the connection we get from music that touches our soul in a way that is indescribable. I get it!
✨✨Just amazing!!!!!!✨✨
That sums up a Jinjer experience. 🤘❤️🤘
Back on the Jinjer train Bill!! Nice reaction!! As always, I am awed by Vlad, considering his background. Have you seen his rendition of Rachmaninoff on piano and also Pantera on guitar? The man is so talented!!
No I haven't but I am very intrigued. Maybe I could do a video with only Vlad doing both of those pieces. Hmmm
Thank you! 🤘❤️🤘
@@BemusingBill great idea! It'd be unique reaction, as I can see nobody reacted to that videos yet. In combination at least.
As I remember, Vlad did two guitar covers - one of Pantera song and another one of Gojira song.
@@BemusingBill good idea!
Here for the Jinjer! I absolutely love the playthrough videos. It really helps appreciation of the full band compositions to start to understand what's going on with the individual instruments. It's complex stuff. Even more complex than is often apparent from listening to the album or watching the band videos. Somehow the complexity of the individual parts blends into a cohesive whole that sounds less complex than its parts.
My brother from another mother! Yah, dude extremely complex stuff. Whether soft and subtle or vicious and unrelenting they put it all out there. Don't know if you follow Rick Beato on TH-cam but he should check out Jinjer. He's blown my musical mind with some incredibly but not obviously, complex pop music by really breaking it down with chords, key signatures, time signatures. The dude is incredible and I need to get him into Jinjer so his head can go spinning like mine. There will be Roman and Eugene playthroughs on the upcoming videos. can't wait, bro! 🤘🤘
@@BemusingBill Sweet dude! Yeah, I follow Rick Beato, he's way cool. He might do something on Jinjer, especially considering the view count on some of those Jinjer videos. I think he'd appreciate them. Lots there to analyze. I'm a Jinjer reaction video hobbyist. I never liked harsh vocals before Tati, and I never really watched reaction vids before Jinjer either. Now I start most mornings by searching TH-cam for Jinjer reactions. There are hundreds, and the algorithm is always bringing me something new (or old) and interesting. (I like yours a lot.) I particularly like musician analyses and vocal coach reactions. I'd be super interested in seeing what Beato thinks of Jinjer. I know he's a big Rush fan like me.
Awesome
Yea they are awesome !!! Truly great musicians all of them. Much love bro 🤘❤️🤘
Lyrically, I take this song as expressing existential moral outrage at all the shit that goes on in the world & how it can cause us to feel alienated & disconnected. Even though Tatiana is avowedly atheist, she sort of addresses her outrage to god.
In the first half of the song, when the video depicts her dressed elegantly in a room, she's telling us that she was once optimistic about the world, seeing it as "an amusement park, rather colourful than dark". She changes costume partway through that section, signifying that she's realizing that the world is darker than she thought when she was younger. She switches to harsh vocals with the lyrics "Firе's burning all around us, And all we feel is cold", which I take to mean that we see the horrors happening around us, but are typically cold to it instead of outraged or moved to action. She changes to a grungier costume & moves into the band's space for the "dirty streets" section, wishing that she could show god what's happening here on earth, lamenting that god doesn't teach her what she should do, instead abandoning her to try to cope with it in whatever way she can...she finds that she has to disconnect herself from it just to cope ("Cold blood is coursing through my veins, 'Cause ice will never burn"). She ends the song wondering what it could mean to be happy & enjoy inner peace in a world like this, & wondering what we have to do to get god's help.
Anyway, that's my interpretation.
Mediator
Stop!
Go!
Go on!
My wish would be
To see this sun shining
To hear these birds singing
Children laughing, hearts recovering
My dream has always been
Life has always seemed
To be an amusement park
Rather colourful than dark
I wanted a loser to win
The thin never starving
The full not keeping it down
And needing nothing from no one
I wanted the poor to live in abundance
I wanted the rich to have someone
Except for himself
To love and take care of
I wanted a loser to win
The thin never starving
The full not keeping it down
And needing nothing from now on
Firе's burning all around us
And all we feel is cold
I want a neighbour, not a hater
And a hеad to go round
From white, white snow
But what to do now?
Wish I could catch god by the beard
And drag him to the dirty streets
To show him what was going on
The kind of curse we've waged upon
We're half way through to freedom
The path is treacherous
The best way to make a kettle boil
Is to turn your back on this
You've stranded me with no decree
No lessons given, only learned
Cold blood is coursing through my veins
'Cause ice will never burn
What is happiness?
What is inner peace?
What do we have to do
To get a piece of you?
Thank you, my friend! An excellent interpretation in my opinion. I had a feeling there was something with her being alone in a nice room wearing a dress with soft beautiful vocals and how it progressed through the video with the sentiment into the song. Amazing song from unamazing band stacked with amazing musicians. They raise the bar on what metal can be. I appreciate the lyrics too! 🤘❤️🤘
"JUDGEMENT AND PUNISHMENT" | TATIANA SHMAYLUK ONE TAKE VOCAL 100%
🤘❤️🤘
Yo BB wussup! Great job as always! If memory serves, there are 13 bass playthrough vids with Eugene: Vortex, Noah, Ape, Perennial, Copycat, Colossus, On The Top, Wallflower, Beggars' Dance, Judgement & Punishment, Who Is Gonna Be the One, Retrospection, Home Back. There are also a bunch of "shorts," and some bass cam vids, like Dreadful Moments.
Switching to guitar for a moment, here's a fun "cover" video of Top 10 Jinjer Riffs:
th-cam.com/video/kLyuOx-xGy0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=CpKLwuKHXf-zWY4d
Yeah, Roman is a whole other animal. When I watch his playthrough vids I'm always boggled, like "THAT'S what he's playing???" I think my favorite of his is Vortex, which reminds of Alex Lifeson on mushrooms (that's probably a thing lol). His parts are often so seemingly dissonant, especially when heard on their own. Tati often finds a surprising melody that pulls the whole thing together.
the one for Home Back is deffo my favorite 😅😉
People give credits to her vocals and also lyrics (deservedly so) but her melodies and harmonies give their songs that special flavor. Their discography would sound quite different without her touch and influences along the years.
Thank you, my friend!! I've made a seperate file with the info you and others have provided. Too cool! BTW I love the 'Alex Lifeson on mushrooms' 🤣I hope that is a thing! I did Vortex the official video so if I do a live performance I can add that Roman playthrough. Thanks buddy! 🤘❤️🤘
Tati's melodies are the 'glue' that brings it all together. 🤘❤️🤘
@@BemusingBill pretty sure the Alex Lifeson thing is a thing. Listen to Geddy Lee's memoir "My Effin' Life" and there are some anecdotes!
Tatiana turn 37 year old tomorrow
Happy birthday Tati! 🤘❤️🤘
And this was an extra-track? ....
Kind of. As a musician I like to include a playthrough with one of the guys because they are so phenomenal. At least, I hope that's what you are referring to. I think Vlad is one of the best drummers in the business! 🤘❤️🤘
Love me some Jinjer! ✌️🫶💪 Brother!
Hell yeah, Smoky! 🤘❤️🤘
@@BemusingBill I've been kinda busy. Have you done any more Hardy reactions yet? Not bugging, just don't want to miss it if you do. Love to you and yours.