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Lol I forgot to say, with his fast playing, this guy would be great for playing the song I just requested … doesnt really leave any room for those excessive fills that he likes to do, but Id be curious to see how precise he would pull it off.
As a photographer: I'm pretty sure that's not a Polaroid, but a Fuji Instax. Not that it matters, but since I know nothing about drums, that bit of nerdy info is all I have to offer. The man's insane.
He's doing something amazing. Anyone can cover a fast metal song...eventually. But this dude is reinventing songs. He's not just learning or imitating Neal's vocabulary or Anika or anyone. He's continuously reinventing his own vocabulary in front of our eyes.
About 6 months ago I got into touch-typing. El Estepario Siberiano story taught me I have to be disciplined with practice in whatever I want to achieve... So it's not only about drumming! Although I don't have 8h a day for that practice, thanks to him, I am doing my best everyday.
I’m not a drummer, however I’m a professional dancer. I love to watch him perform as I understand how much discipline and technique goes into physical work. His creativity is chef’s kiss (as is his humor).
I think Estepario has said the same himself, but a fellow drummer on a recent gig was changing to that grip whenever he had to do blast beats on the ride cymbal and I asked him why after the gig and he said he does so when his hand gets tired and/or he starts to notice tension in the thumb area.
This guy is simply living on a different planet in another solar system. He's quite simply one of the most, if not the most, amazing drummer I've seen ever.
I have been watching him for a while he uses the "vulcan" grip when he is doing quick work on the cymbal so it bounces easier and faster. He switches back and forth in alot of his videos.
He said he uses this grip just for endurance. Also, I would love to see a reaction on his cover of Muse Knights of Cydonia. His footwork there is incredible!
Two reasons for the grip: 1) It can release tension on certain parts of your forearm 2) You can tell his right hand was bleeding quite a bit at the end. He may have been avoiding the blister/wound.
El Estepario takes the picture and shakes it in the two verses that include "Shake it like a Polaroid picture". Not a musician but still enjoy hearing your commentary. Keep up the great reactions!
This is probably my favourite El Estepario covers, the groove and musically are off the charts, along with the entertainment and pure technique, big smile on my face every time i watch it
He's said in a video in the past that he changes his grip to prevent a repetitive stress injury that he is working around. Also he consistently adds the "claw" grip throughout his playing in almost every video he does even in spots you didn't notice.
5:00 no, he throws the right hand stick into the air, then grabs the left hand stick with his right hand before he grabs the stick in his pants with his left hand, and then he catches the falling stick with his right hand (did I get that right?). Or something like that.
I like how you go into detail and technicallities about the groovefather, unlike Most of the other reaction videos about him. They Just go uuuuh, aaaah, he's so good, and shake their heads. Your's are actually quite informative. Like!
He plays the dualist pedal that has 2 modes.. Single kick with one downstroke and dual kick with one hit on downstroke and second one when the pedal comes up.. The fact that he is able to switch the mode within the kickpattern is mindblowing.. He switches the "mode" by stomping his heel to the side of the pedal..
Such a huge point you make here Andrew. Disengaged practice is wasted practice. We need to dedicate 100% when in the practice room, and it will make the total hours spent less.
I had an amazing teacher who taught me this- You MUST have a plan for your practice. Written if possible. So when I sat down to practice, I knew exactly what I was going to work on, and how much time I was going to spend on each element. Otherwise you just play the same stale things you're good at because you're good at them, and tell yourself you practiced. Plan what you are going to work on, challenge yourself to play new stuff as often as you can.
@@AndrewRooneyDrums 🤣I was a Trumpet player back in my day (can't play anymore), but I have always appreciated drum and percussion content. I like watching your channel because even though you keep it light, you have a TON of great nuggets for players of all levels.
I’ve mentioned this before on at least one of your reactions. I’m nowhere near EES’s skill level, so I’m not trying to compare myself to him. Until I saw him use the VDG (Vulcan Death Grip) in a few of his videos, I had no idea this was a thing other drummers do. I use the VDG at times when I play because I have nerve damage in my hands due to botched bilateral carpel tunnel surgery. It allows my hands to relax my hands and gives me more endurance. I’ve found that there are times I’m subconsciously gripping the sticks too hard in an effort to not drop them.
Man I don't play drums at all but I love this channel love the uploader and love the drums in general it all stems from my love for Tool... they have ignited that passion even though I know nothing about it... and when I see something el estepario do I share it all the time
Well, as a fan of your reaction videos, I can safely say that El Estepario Siberiano is quite literally taking the drum talent world by storm. It is such a joy to watch him take creative measures with songs to elevate them from their studio takes. What's crazier is that he's a young talent, and well... Watch out, Thomas Lang... This kid's going to make your octopus style (independent limb rhythms) look stale in a short time. 😉
when I have many hours training weighs.. and drumming. and if its in the discobfort while in a gig. I do that grip. love El estepario. the playing in between the stack and the hi hat. beautiful playing and love the version
@AndrewRooneyDrums I think I remember him explaining that he uses that grip to alleviate some fatigue (or pain?) in that hand sometimes, for whatever reason changing his grip to that occasionally helps.
awesome stuff. I think you hit the nail on the head. It's entertaining, and nearly 3 million subscribers, man he deserves it he must put some work into not only the drum part the thought process a mean common genius with the Polaroid and that's not counting how long editing a you tube video actually takes its a long long time 😢 lol but your spot on his creative genius is just awesome I would never have even spotted the other stick I have seen his death grip before but never noticed him playing with 2 sticks before amazing great video Mr Rooney have a great day
@@AndrewRooneyDrums ah thank you I love your videos mr drum teacher lots of great music grat drummers and you have your experience it's great where else can we learn about the death grip lol 😆
I’d like to see him play this song twice in a row. I wonder if each version would be identical, or if he just goes where his instinct takes him? Regardless, each version is sure to be amazing.
I can tell you. He does not improvise. All he does is 100% what he meant to do. He does not know how to read music but he has his very own "rudimentary" system for writing what he wants to play.. He writes down his parts giving each part of his drum kit a "sound" with his mouth, like a kid, yeah. Then he writes downs how many beats are required for that part and then he memorizes where each beat goes in.
I think the changes of grips are done for "stamina".. the movement does not use exactly the same muscle groups, so it might help with cramps and the like...
im a Guitarist well a musician i play drums just not very good more a guitarist but love watching him play cause how smooth he is and using single double pedal ive never seen anyone use or i ever heard of i know about triggers but not them
Its nice to see how hes practiced for some long hours using the dualist single pedal double beater set up , i own a couple and you have to learn to play the bass pedal in a totally new and un natural feeling way , becoming proficiant in using dualist pedals is an art in itself , however , once you master them you have a whole new way and approach to creating beats.
9:50 yep. That vulcan/wolverine grip has proven deadly for human hands. 😢 My man is bleeding Right there. 🙃 Probably that's why he stopped suddenly. Anyhow. He smiled til the end. ❤
The reason he might be switching his grip is because he's balancing his right forearms muscles and fingers for endurances sake. The distance he has to reach on the ride might make it more taxing on his arm.
The vulcan death grip lol! Maybe the Wolverine grip, and if it is the Wolverine why not go for 3 sticks. They don't even have to be sticks. The tough part of the watch is that he is bleeding at the end of the video. That part of your hand is pretty sensitive and it is hard to make callouses there, the process of making the video blistered and made him bleed for that style of playing. Some people are OK with that.
@@AndrewRooneyDrumslol this is jay. Thanks again for covering this. Pretty sure I noted the bloody sore but still truly amazing review. Good luck on the move and I will shoot you another interesting one when I see your back!
man, look at that coffee amazing. I've been off it for 2 weeks 😢 he's using his funky single pedal double bass drum pedal man a struggle with one beater and one pedal lol 😆
How to call that grip: GoD hand lol😂. Is there some one else able to play dually pedal and 3 sticks same time? We see God level drumming. Just enjoy ..we live same time as he brings us this awesome performance 🎉
Even in slowmotion. (x0.25) How the heck does he changes his grip with his right hand (viewers are looking on the left side of the screen) From 9:20-9:22 Freeking fast!
Doesn't the Vulcan Death Grip makes the stick bounce back from the palm of his hand...if that makes any sense? So you can play faster with less wrist movement?
Hola desde españa but you missed the trick of the 3 sticks in BLINDING LIGHTS - THE WEEKND and i told you in my coment i love you reactions take care and good luck with your channel ✌
haha you missed out one part. he didn't have the claw grip when he took the 3rd stick. he changed his grip before that, which is insane. He swapped from claw grip to a normal grip so quickly i can't even see how he did it
no one noticed the blood/blisters on his hand at the end... to practice and play something that hard as to make yourself bleed is commitment to your craft.
Hey, does anyone know if Andrew ever reacted to a self-taught drummer named David Dockery improvising to Imogen Heap's live performance of 'Just for Now?" I searched his whole archive but was unable to find anything resembling it. The reason I ask is that about a year and a half ago, I was consistently watching Andrew's uploads with an almost religious zeal and had come across a video I thought he might enjoy. It wasn't going to floor him or anything like that, but it was a quality upload that was more rhythmic than it was dripping with over-the-top drumming techniques. I felt Andrew may be more like me in that the majority of submissions at the time consisted of extremely talented drummers whose frantic, complex, playing style was simply too much for me to appreciate and enjoy audibly, despite being in awe visually. What's more, it seemed at times that showing off this amazing talent had surpassed actually playing something others could move to. This is why I enjoyed his Led Zepplin (John Bonham) reactions so much! At any rate, at the time, I was aware that Andrew took requests and reacted to submissions that primarily, if not entirely, came from paying subscribers and not just your regular fans of the channel. However, at the time, every dime I was making was being used to survive, day to day, as I faced not just financial obstacles but emotional ones as well. As much as I would have liked to, I simply wasn't able to subscribe at that time. Knowing this, I decided I would still try my luck and wrote to him using the email address he posts on his TH-cam channel for business opportunities. I, of course, apologized for using his email for something other than business and promised I would never use it again, which I didn't. I proceeded to tell him I was a long-time fan who had something he just might enjoy. That was all that mattered-that maybe I had found something that would spur one of those genuine reactions you get when he is listening to a piece of music for the first time that he truly enjoys. I also explained that I wasn't able to become a paying member at the moment due to various issues but would become one as soon as it was financially viable. After I sent it, I will admit that part of me thought that the man I thought I had come to know would understand my situation and sincerely appreciate the effort and support. This might even lead him to bend the rules a little and react on video, the ultimate outcome I could have hoped for. The other half of me had resigned to the likelihood that my lack of a paying membership had already determined the outcome of the gamble the second it popped into my head. Unfortunately, I never heard back from him and have never found any evidence that the link I sent was viewed or that my message was ever even read. I may be wrong, and if I am, and I hope this is the case, then I apologize right now for doubting his sincerity and want to thank him for exceeding my expectations. Until then, though, I have to assume that this is not the case, given the lack of correspondence or evidence proving otherwise. This is a shame, given that now that I have the financial means, I lack the desire. Too many on TH-cam and other streaming websites become driven solely by money, making them rigid and unwilling to compromise, bend, or even put forth even the most miniscule amount of effort or fulfill a fan's request unless, of course, it is preceded by a monetary infusion. What they once gladly gave repeatedly out of true appreciation, communal bonding, and respect often now doesn't even warrant a response and has been known to even trigger verbal scolding, as if the mere thought of doing anything for free is tantamount to insulting them personally. Now, before anyone gets upset, I am not referring to Andrew here, and I honestly feel his character is not capable of such acts as a result of success and greed. I was disappointed and hurt, however, when the months passed and no response arrived. Eventually, I found other content creators that seemed to put less importance on donations and more focus and energy on building a relationship with their viewers or non-paying subscribers. My situation changed, and I was happy to donate to channels as a way to support the content they created and were putting out to the world. As long as my donation was utilized properly and did not serve as a prerequisite to communication or action by the content creator, I was happy to pay. I have never and will never pay for sex, and the same goes for someone hearing and responding to me, unless, of course, they are psychiatrists. lol Stay golden, Andrew and everyone else, and take care.
Here is a new rabbit hole for you...German Band CAN and drummer Jaki Liebzeit...try Vitamin C or Pinch or Sing Swan Song...and thanks for your channel, I just found it and started watching all videos, cheers from West-Wales GB
About overplaying watch interview on leo usinger channel at Meinl Drum festival 2023 since minute 5. Note: Third time i write this comment. Not spamming, but for some reason when i paste the link youtube delete the comment
Have you ever checked out Sina-drums. She is great. Here is Wipe Out from 7 years ago. She has a lot of new stuff. But this is the song I started with.
I don't mind you stopping the video to actually see whats going on when it's for a reaction. If I want to hear it uninterrupted I choose the original. And yes, I'm one of the non-drummers entralled by his passion
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Lol I forgot to say, with his fast playing, this guy would be great for playing the song I just requested … doesnt really leave any room for those excessive fills that he likes to do, but Id be curious to see how precise he would pull it off.
As a photographer: I'm pretty sure that's not a Polaroid, but a Fuji Instax. Not that it matters, but since I know nothing about drums, that bit of nerdy info is all I have to offer. The man's insane.
He's doing something amazing. Anyone can cover a fast metal song...eventually. But this dude is reinventing songs. He's not just learning or imitating Neal's vocabulary or Anika or anyone. He's continuously reinventing his own vocabulary in front of our eyes.
Do you know whar reinventing means?? :WW
@@AgenteusaRR do you???
This cover is - besides the digital editing - a disaster to music
@magnushallin3640 ,you are comedian
"The Vulcan Death Grip" had me laughing out loud, love your reactions.
+1 xD
About 6 months ago I got into touch-typing. El Estepario Siberiano story taught me I have to be disciplined with practice in whatever I want to achieve... So it's not only about drumming! Although I don't have 8h a day for that practice, thanks to him, I am doing my best everyday.
I’m not a drummer, however I’m a professional dancer. I love to watch him perform as I understand how much discipline and technique goes into physical work. His creativity is chef’s kiss (as is his humor).
I think Estepario has said the same himself, but a fellow drummer on a recent gig was changing to that grip whenever he had to do blast beats on the ride cymbal and I asked him why after the gig and he said he does so when his hand gets tired and/or he starts to notice tension in the thumb area.
This guy is simply living on a different planet in another solar system. He's quite simply one of the most, if not the most, amazing drummer I've seen ever.
"who has never made any good music" you forgot
I have been watching him for a while he uses the "vulcan" grip when he is doing quick work on the cymbal so it bounces easier and faster. He switches back and forth in alot of his videos.
This was fun.Thank you Andrew!❤✌️
I think that grip on the ride just allows him to get an easier bounce off the cymbal.
He said he uses this grip just for endurance.
Also, I would love to see a reaction on his cover of Muse Knights of Cydonia. His footwork there is incredible!
This guy is at a whole other level. 99.9% of drummers playing checkers. He’s playing tournament level chess.
3D chess though...
Super GM 3D Chess
Two reasons for the grip:
1) It can release tension on certain parts of your forearm
2) You can tell his right hand was bleeding quite a bit at the end. He may have been avoiding the blister/wound.
i think he is doing it only at times he plans to "cross stick" symbols. could be wrong, but that is the pattern i have found.
I have used this grip at times when I hurt my thumb. I learned to tape my fingers or you will very quickly make a blister and/or bleed like he did.
9:50 🤯😱 OMG your right. 😮
He probably stopped right there to prevent getting badly injured. 🤕
Even though he keeps smiling til the end. 😢
El Estepario takes the picture and shakes it in the two verses that include "Shake it like a Polaroid picture". Not a musician but still enjoy hearing your commentary. Keep up the great reactions!
Huge congrats for getting the obvious 😊
This is probably my favourite El Estepario covers, the groove and musically are off the charts, along with the entertainment and pure technique, big smile on my face every time i watch it
This is one of my favorites of his. This one just pushes harder and faster as well as raises the fun/entertainment aspect as well. Truly next level.
Agree 🤘
He's said in a video in the past that he changes his grip to prevent a repetitive stress injury that he is working around. Also he consistently adds the "claw" grip throughout his playing in almost every video he does even in spots you didn't notice.
Non-Drummer and Ive been watching him for about a year or so and I enjoy watching his covers. Wish I kept at it as a kid.
Never too late!
@@AndrewRooneyDrums the look the wife just gave me.
you can never get bored with watching El Estepario - he demands respect
5:00 no, he throws the right hand stick into the air, then grabs the left hand stick with his right hand before he grabs the stick in his pants with his left hand, and then he catches the falling stick with his right hand (did I get that right?). Or something like that.
I like how hes wearing the same style pants that outkast wear in there videos
Guys like this are a gift for us to be amazed by. 👽👀
👽
I like how you go into detail and technicallities about the groovefather, unlike Most of the other reaction videos about him. They Just go uuuuh, aaaah, he's so good, and shake their heads. Your's are actually quite informative. Like!
He plays the dualist pedal that has 2 modes.. Single kick with one downstroke and dual kick with one hit on downstroke and second one when the pedal comes up.. The fact that he is able to switch the mode within the kickpattern is mindblowing.. He switches the "mode" by stomping his heel to the side of the pedal..
The way he slides in between single and double beater on that new pedal is crazy.
Such a huge point you make here Andrew. Disengaged practice is wasted practice. We need to dedicate 100% when in the practice room, and it will make the total hours spent less.
I had an amazing teacher who taught me this- You MUST have a plan for your practice. Written if possible. So when I sat down to practice, I knew exactly what I was going to work on, and how much time I was going to spend on each element. Otherwise you just play the same stale things you're good at because you're good at them, and tell yourself you practiced. Plan what you are going to work on, challenge yourself to play new stuff as often as you can.
Loving this. I’d also question why you’re watching tv while practicing… 🤔
Bored?
@@AndrewRooneyDrums 🤣I was a Trumpet player back in my day (can't play anymore), but I have always appreciated drum and percussion content. I like watching your channel because even though you keep it light, you have a TON of great nuggets for players of all levels.
@@djv122385 I played clarinet but always enjoyed hearing a well played trumpet! Love me some brass :P
9:50 - when showing the Polaroid, you can see the right hand bleeding, presumably coming from the "death grip"😂. That's passion!!
I’ve mentioned this before on at least one of your reactions. I’m nowhere near EES’s skill level, so I’m not trying to compare myself to him. Until I saw him use the VDG (Vulcan Death Grip) in a few of his videos, I had no idea this was a thing other drummers do.
I use the VDG at times when I play because I have nerve damage in my hands due to botched bilateral carpel tunnel surgery. It allows my hands to relax my hands and gives me more endurance. I’ve found that there are times I’m subconsciously gripping the sticks too hard in an effort to not drop them.
EEShave inspired whole new generation of new talents....what a awesome future waits us. Thnx
Haven't seen your videos in awhile. Good to see you again. This guy's a demon hope you stay well.
Thanks, you too!
The "Vulcan death grip" i like that !😄
HAHA
Man I don't play drums at all but I love this channel love the uploader and love the drums in general it all stems from my love for Tool... they have ignited that passion even though I know nothing about it... and when I see something el estepario do I share it all the time
Glad you enjoy it! 🙌
bloody fingers and hot spots are the reasons for the claw grip switch up
💯👌
I saw the Polaroid stunt coming more than I saw the "Vulcan death grip" coming.
Good clip, I lost some coffee on that one.
HAHA
I use that grip if the muscles in the pad of my thumb are getting tired. The change in angle alleviates pressure on the carpal tunnel.
Great info! 🙏
He’s a fantastic entertainer, as well as a phenomenal drummer. Have you checked out his “tubulum” videos?
Yes! Check it out!
Thanks will do 👍
Good analysis and humor to boot. Appreciate the effort sir! 😎
Much appreciated!
Well, as a fan of your reaction videos, I can safely say that El Estepario Siberiano is quite literally taking the drum talent world by storm. It is such a joy to watch him take creative measures with songs to elevate them from their studio takes. What's crazier is that he's a young talent, and well... Watch out, Thomas Lang... This kid's going to make your octopus style (independent limb rhythms) look stale in a short time. 😉
I believe he used the Valcan Death Grip to get a faster bounce back of the off the palm of his hand, allowing him to play faster
Yes practice doesn’t make perfect , perfect practice makes perfect.
You got it 👌
Honey sauce is exactly what Mr.Siberiano is.
when I have many hours training weighs.. and drumming. and if its in the discobfort while in a gig. I do that grip. love El estepario. the playing in between the stack and the hi hat. beautiful playing and love the version
@AndrewRooneyDrums I think I remember him explaining that he uses that grip to alleviate some fatigue (or pain?) in that hand sometimes, for whatever reason changing his grip to that occasionally helps.
I actually used that grip on my very first gig - I got a thumb injury then and it was the only way I was able to play.
YIKES!
awesome stuff. I think you hit the nail on the head. It's entertaining, and nearly 3 million subscribers, man he deserves it he must put some work into not only the drum part the thought process a mean common genius with the Polaroid and that's not counting how long editing a you tube video actually takes its a long long time 😢 lol but your spot on his creative genius is just awesome I would never have even spotted the other stick I have seen his death grip before but never noticed him playing with 2 sticks before amazing great video Mr Rooney have a great day
Thanks for watching and your input is always excellent. Cheers
@@AndrewRooneyDrums ah thank you I love your videos mr drum teacher lots of great music grat drummers and you have your experience it's great where else can we learn about the death grip lol 😆
I’d like to see him play this song twice in a row. I wonder if each version would be identical, or if he just goes where his instinct takes him? Regardless, each version is sure to be amazing.
I can tell you. He does not improvise. All he does is 100% what he meant to do. He does not know how to read music but he has his very own "rudimentary" system for writing what he wants to play.. He writes down his parts giving each part of his drum kit a "sound" with his mouth, like a kid, yeah. Then he writes downs how many beats are required for that part and then he memorizes where each beat goes in.
5:15 he switched to a standard grip before grabbing the 3rd stick. 9:52 also look at the blister. That could have something to do with the grip type.
Finally❤
That taste the biscuit song is a low-key banger and with the right musicians accompanying would sound a lot like Steely Dan
Hands up who wants an El Estepario Siberiano treatment of the ‘Honey Sauce’ banger!? 👀🙏
Love this one. So amazing. So entertaining.
I think we can fairly say he's a multitasking genius😂😂
I think the changes of grips are done for "stamina".. the movement does not use exactly the same muscle groups, so it might help with cramps and the like...
I watched another drummer review ESS, he called that drum stick grip "The claw". He also said that it helps with fatigue?
Lol he is so awesome I wish I have 3rd aye to be able how he plays.....so enjoyable performance
Waistband, in his waistband! The other drumstick is in his waistband.
GOT IT
im a Guitarist well a musician i play drums just not very good more a guitarist but love watching him play cause how smooth he is and using single double pedal ive never seen anyone use or i ever heard of i know about triggers but not them
He’s using that funky pedal too that has the single/double toggle. 🤯🤯🤯
Its nice to see how hes practiced for some long hours using the dualist single pedal double beater set up , i own a couple and you have to learn to play the bass pedal in a totally new and un natural feeling way , becoming proficiant in using dualist pedals is an art in itself , however , once you master them you have a whole new way and approach to creating beats.
El Estaepario is so clean
He is the best drummer in the worl and you do the best reactions on youtube
😂"a Vulcan death grip"
El Estepario Siberiano is a fucking legend already
Vulcan death grip totally fits 😂👌🏼
2:58, he don't receive a message in vibrate mode on your phone ? ( on his video youtube ) but his talent is truly excellent and magical !!
9:50 yep. That vulcan/wolverine grip has proven deadly for human hands. 😢 My man is bleeding Right there. 🙃 Probably that's why he stopped suddenly.
Anyhow. He smiled til the end. ❤
The reason he might be switching his grip is because he's balancing his right forearms muscles and fingers for endurances sake. The distance he has to reach on the ride might make it more taxing on his arm.
Great reaction! Love the star trek clips❤😂
The vulcan death grip lol!
Maybe the Wolverine grip, and if it is the Wolverine why not go for 3 sticks. They don't even have to be sticks. The tough part of the watch is that he is bleeding at the end of the video. That part of your hand is pretty sensitive and it is hard to make callouses there, the process of making the video blistered and made him bleed for that style of playing.
Some people are OK with that.
I missed the blood. Probably a few takes too
The skill El Estepario Sibariano has does not come without some blood on the sticks.
@@AndrewRooneyDrumslol this is jay. Thanks again for covering this. Pretty sure I noted the bloody sore but still truly amazing review. Good luck on the move and I will shoot you another interesting one when I see your back!
Great points on learning! There's a lot of information on that to be found. For example, DrAndrew Huberman
man, look at that coffee amazing. I've been off it for 2 weeks 😢 he's using his funky single pedal double bass drum pedal man a struggle with one beater and one pedal lol 😆
5:00 hehe perfect!!
Dude, you're a trip!
How to call that grip: GoD hand lol😂. Is there some one else able to play dually pedal and 3 sticks same time? We see God level drumming. Just enjoy ..we live same time as he brings us this awesome performance 🎉
the vulkan death grip 🤣🤣
Even a bit of the classic Neil Peart ride pattern on this one … fastest I’ve ever heard it played😂😂
Even in slowmotion. (x0.25) How the heck does he changes his grip with his right hand (viewers are looking on the left side of the screen) From 9:20-9:22 Freeking fast!
I'd call that funky grip the Claw Grip
6:33 why are parts where it sounds like he revers time for a second? 😳✨🤯
He said in one of his videos that he uses that grip to change muscle groups and increase stamina.
amazing
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Doesn't the Vulcan Death Grip makes the stick bounce back from the palm of his hand...if that makes any sense? So you can play faster with less wrist movement?
The Vulcan death grip... 😂😂😂
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Hola desde españa but you missed the trick of the 3 sticks in BLINDING LIGHTS - THE WEEKND and i told you in my coment
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That grip is called Jorge's claw
haha you missed out one part. he didn't have the claw grip when he took the 3rd stick. he changed his grip before that, which is insane. He swapped from claw grip to a normal grip so quickly i can't even see how he did it
no one noticed the blood/blisters on his hand at the end... to practice and play something that hard as to make yourself bleed is commitment to your craft.
Amazing video!!!!
He's a god!
Hey, does anyone know if Andrew ever reacted to a self-taught drummer named David Dockery improvising to Imogen Heap's live performance of 'Just for Now?" I searched his whole archive but was unable to find anything resembling it. The reason I ask is that about a year and a half ago, I was consistently watching Andrew's uploads with an almost religious zeal and had come across a video I thought he might enjoy. It wasn't going to floor him or anything like that, but it was a quality upload that was more rhythmic than it was dripping with over-the-top drumming techniques. I felt Andrew may be more like me in that the majority of submissions at the time consisted of extremely talented drummers whose frantic, complex, playing style was simply too much for me to appreciate and enjoy audibly, despite being in awe visually. What's more, it seemed at times that showing off this amazing talent had surpassed actually playing something others could move to. This is why I enjoyed his Led Zepplin (John Bonham) reactions so much! At any rate, at the time, I was aware that Andrew took requests and reacted to submissions that primarily, if not entirely, came from paying subscribers and not just your regular fans of the channel. However, at the time, every dime I was making was being used to survive, day to day, as I faced not just financial obstacles but emotional ones as well. As much as I would have liked to, I simply wasn't able to subscribe at that time. Knowing this, I decided I would still try my luck and wrote to him using the email address he posts on his TH-cam channel for business opportunities. I, of course, apologized for using his email for something other than business and promised I would never use it again, which I didn't. I proceeded to tell him I was a long-time fan who had something he just might enjoy. That was all that mattered-that maybe I had found something that would spur one of those genuine reactions you get when he is listening to a piece of music for the first time that he truly enjoys. I also explained that I wasn't able to become a paying member at the moment due to various issues but would become one as soon as it was financially viable. After I sent it, I will admit that part of me thought that the man I thought I had come to know would understand my situation and sincerely appreciate the effort and support. This might even lead him to bend the rules a little and react on video, the ultimate outcome I could have hoped for. The other half of me had resigned to the likelihood that my lack of a paying membership had already determined the outcome of the gamble the second it popped into my head. Unfortunately, I never heard back from him and have never found any evidence that the link I sent was viewed or that my message was ever even read. I may be wrong, and if I am, and I hope this is the case, then I apologize right now for doubting his sincerity and want to thank him for exceeding my expectations. Until then, though, I have to assume that this is not the case, given the lack of correspondence or evidence proving otherwise. This is a shame, given that now that I have the financial means, I lack the desire. Too many on TH-cam and other streaming websites become driven solely by money, making them rigid and unwilling to compromise, bend, or even put forth even the most miniscule amount of effort or fulfill a fan's request unless, of course, it is preceded by a monetary infusion. What they once gladly gave repeatedly out of true appreciation, communal bonding, and respect often now doesn't even warrant a response and has been known to even trigger verbal scolding, as if the mere thought of doing anything for free is tantamount to insulting them personally. Now, before anyone gets upset, I am not referring to Andrew here, and I honestly feel his character is not capable of such acts as a result of success and greed. I was disappointed and hurt, however, when the months passed and no response arrived. Eventually, I found other content creators that seemed to put less importance on donations and more focus and energy on building a relationship with their viewers or non-paying subscribers. My situation changed, and I was happy to donate to channels as a way to support the content they created and were putting out to the world. As long as my donation was utilized properly and did not serve as a prerequisite to communication or action by the content creator, I was happy to pay. I have never and will never pay for sex, and the same goes for someone hearing and responding to me, unless, of course, they are psychiatrists. lol
Stay golden, Andrew and everyone else, and take care.
Here is a new rabbit hole for you...German Band CAN and drummer Jaki Liebzeit...try Vitamin C or Pinch or Sing Swan Song...and thanks for your channel, I just found it and started watching all videos, cheers from West-Wales GB
About overplaying watch interview on leo usinger channel at Meinl Drum festival 2023 since minute 5. Note: Third time i write this comment. Not spamming, but for some reason when i paste the link youtube delete the comment
That happens to me too (sometimes, not always) - very annoying 😠
Pleace aß next Video his drum and Bass Cover ❤ crazy stuff ! Love Jour Chanel! Greatings from germany
new band , Focus doing Hocus Pocus on The Midnight Special 1971 I believe , good drummer . crazy song and interesting singer !!!
He uses that grip to rest his fingers, or wrist, or something like that.
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..."Makes us laugh, makes us cry, makes me wonder...how much practice do I ?"...
Have you ever checked out Sina-drums. She is great. Here is Wipe Out from 7 years ago. She has a lot of new stuff. But this is the song I started with.
I don't mind you stopping the video to actually see whats going on when it's for a reaction. If I want to hear it uninterrupted I choose the original.
And yes, I'm one of the non-drummers entralled by his passion
El Estepario SUPERiano
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