Very, very nice. Don’t worry man, you don’t need to be sorry for getting excited, that is what we are here for. Also the song itself is definitely highly recommended
This is a little more technical than the previous NW drum cams you've done. It was a great joy to watch. Kai uses the "open hand" technique and he is a real "octopussy" like every great drummer nowadays has to be. He has exactly the same kit both side of him (mirrorlike). I can't be never reach this level 😟.
@@PositiveCrunch Sweet! It's awesome that I subscribed to you as a Nightwish reactor, but if I've learned anything from YT Reactors, I always find each reactor has something unique about bands and songs that I've heard many times. So I'm not sure how far back I subscribed, but I've never seen drum cams before and I appreciated your insights to previous uploads. Thanks again and glad to join you on your journey towards new subscribers that also enjoy your content.
great reaction! you've seen the drum cam on Shudder Before the Beautiful, you should definitely check out the full version of both that song and this one live at Wembley or Tampere. it's so awesome that you can hear the crowd singing along much better in the drum cam vids, they don't pick up as well in the full versions.
'Google translation' can help you with the Finnish pronunciation. 2 000 subscribers soon. Not bad!!! Great to see Kai smiling while playing. He knows he's got it under control. Not tired at all.
One of Kai's biggest idols is Nicko McBrain, as said by the man himself, but the way he keeps time is so tight, that he always makes me think of Ian Paice.
This is what I love about Nightwish's drumming, it is primarily musical, unlike other bands that think that great drumming is battering the double bass drums to death making it sound like a machine gun on full auto.
Check out his older stuff with Rotten Sound - "Obey", and their Meshuggah cover of "War" are insane. There are also some Roland e-drum demos to show completely different side of his playing. He must be one of the best drummers in the world, and now with Nightwish, he is like part-time pensioner =) My all time favorite is still Jukka. Jukka's energy was so great, and I really liked everything he did behind drums. Jukka had great awareness to play what song needed. Kai is a bit like Nicko, but more metal version.
Human metronome Dr. K.H did four different rhythms at the same time here and the fill...bruh...ruined me lol. Kai must have eaten 6-8 cups of Magnum ice cream before the show started. As someone who grew up listening to AC/DC, I can affirm your statement, "The best grooves are the most simple ones." No worries, those downvotes are from The Rangers lol.
"Please learn the setlist..." I think it was on there that Marco made that commentary. I think the same. I love Paice, and the way Kai keeps the time always takes me back to Ian Paice.
Oh Wow!! You speak of the 60's Rock Legend Drummer Sandy Nelson? I tip my hat to you my Friend. I don't know, I feel like he would appreciate a great majority, but who knows. I mean in terms, most drummers are Jazz Based at the core. Even if they don't know it or understand it. I feel like a guy like him or Buddy Rich would be very receptive to this because they were so versatile. While a guy like DJ Fontana may not be. But Hey, DJ didn't like using his own Bass Drum. But, A super cool dude. Man, You have poked my mind with this question. I was thinking the other day how I would love to somehow mention and tie in some of the Greats just like Sandy or Guys like Hal Blaine, Earl Palmer, & Jim Gordon of The Wrecking Crew.. Man, This was the Comment of the day for me. "Let there be Drums"
@@PositiveCrunch Um...is this something I should know about? I've never done any drumming that I can remember. But then, I've forgotten how to make coffee a couple of times in the past couple of weeks.
Yeah, Nico McBrain is a legend but for me the greatest is Neil Peart. It's extremely difficult though to separate those legends - they are all magnificent.
Very, very nice. Don’t worry man, you don’t need to be sorry for getting excited, that is what we are here for. Also the song itself is definitely highly recommended
Thank you
This is a little more technical than the previous NW drum cams you've done. It was a great joy to watch. Kai uses the "open hand" technique and he is a real "octopussy" like every great drummer nowadays has to be. He has exactly the same kit both side of him (mirrorlike).
I can't be never reach this level 😟.
Yes indeed.
Positive Crunch 👍
He’s a beast for sure! Now you should listen to the whole song at Tampere. 🤙🔥
Plan too. Can't wait
damn! never seen a drum cam for Kai. this is awesome!
I have several reactions already, check them out and more to come with Kai and other drummers.
@@PositiveCrunch Sweet! It's awesome that I subscribed to you as a Nightwish reactor, but if I've learned anything from YT Reactors, I always find each reactor has something unique about bands and songs that I've heard many times. So I'm not sure how far back I subscribed, but I've never seen drum cams before and I appreciated your insights to previous uploads. Thanks again and glad to join you on your journey towards new subscribers that also enjoy your content.
Thanks for this reaction. This is a great song. 😀👍
Thank you too!
great reaction!
you've seen the drum cam on Shudder Before the Beautiful, you should definitely check out the full version of both that song and this one live at Wembley or Tampere.
it's so awesome that you can hear the crowd singing along much better in the drum cam vids, they don't pick up as well in the full versions.
I'll check it out!
@@PositiveCrunch👍 you will not be disappointed
No problem with the name. You can call me just Antti from now on 😎 Thanks for awesome videos!
Thank you too
I believe the term is "High Priest of the Rhythmic Noise". If I am not mistaken.
Lol.. Yes
I need to go lie down after that. I'm exhausted 🤣🤣
Lol... Hard not to be.
'Google translation' can help you with the Finnish pronunciation.
2 000 subscribers soon. Not bad!!!
Great to see Kai smiling while playing. He knows he's got it under control. Not tired at all.
We are excited!! Just 1 month ago we hit 1,000... Our 1 year birthday on here is coming up in September too.... Yay!!!!
Kai is awesome
Energizer Bunny in human form😜
I like the Kodo Drummers from Japan.... they are fascinating
Stiiiiilllllll goinggggggg
The 'thumb downers' just simply pushed wrong.....happened to me also, one or two times
One of Kai's biggest idols is Nicko McBrain, as said by the man himself, but the way he keeps time is so tight, that he always makes me think of Ian Paice.
I can totally see that. Ian = Tight
This is what I love about Nightwish's drumming, it is primarily musical, unlike other bands that think that great drumming is battering the double bass drums to death making it sound like a machine gun on full auto.
Well said
Check out his older stuff with Rotten Sound - "Obey", and their Meshuggah cover of "War" are insane. There are also some Roland e-drum demos to show completely different side of his playing. He must be one of the best drummers in the world, and now with Nightwish, he is like part-time pensioner =)
My all time favorite is still Jukka. Jukka's energy was so great, and I really liked everything he did behind drums. Jukka had great awareness to play what song needed. Kai is a bit like Nicko, but more metal version.
Obey will be out soon. I totally get what you are saying
Weak Fantasy - live in Tampere
Thank you
Human metronome Dr. K.H did four different rhythms at the same time here and the fill...bruh...ruined me lol. Kai must have eaten 6-8 cups of Magnum ice cream before the show started. As someone who grew up listening to AC/DC, I can affirm your statement, "The best grooves are the most simple ones." No worries, those downvotes are from The Rangers lol.
Lol.. They still help the channel. This guy is a force
Fun fact: Nightwish has never had a human drummer.
Nevalainen was an animal, Hahto is a machine.
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Dude... You should react to Wintersun - Sons of Winter and Stars live rehearsal at Sonic Pump Studio. You did already drumcam. Please and peace 🙏🏼😎✌🏼
Hey Buddy. I plan on it
Ian Paice - Kai Hahto and John Bonham - Jukka Nevalainen, that is what i think and what and Marco Hietala said in an interview.
All Legendary in my book. I have enjoyed Jukka and Kai more than I could ever imagine
"Please learn the setlist..." I think it was on there that Marco made that commentary. I think the same. I love Paice, and the way Kai keeps the time always takes me back to Ian Paice.
I wonder what sandy Nelson would make of modern day drummers
Oh Wow!! You speak of the 60's Rock Legend Drummer Sandy Nelson? I tip my hat to you my Friend. I don't know, I feel like he would appreciate a great majority, but who knows. I mean in terms, most drummers are Jazz Based at the core. Even if they don't know it or understand it. I feel like a guy like him or Buddy Rich would be very receptive to this because they were so versatile. While a guy like DJ Fontana may not be. But Hey, DJ didn't like using his own Bass Drum. But, A super cool dude.
Man, You have poked my mind with this question. I was thinking the other day how I would love to somehow mention and tie in some of the Greats just like Sandy or Guys like Hal Blaine, Earl Palmer, & Jim Gordon of The Wrecking Crew..
Man, This was the Comment of the day for me. "Let there be Drums"
@@PositiveCrunch Um...is this something I should know about? I've never done any drumming that I can remember. But then, I've forgotten how to make coffee a couple of times in the past couple of weeks.
@@SandraNelson063 Sandra, Sandy Nelson is a legendary drummer from the 60's. Check him out.
More Finnish bands
Like..
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Yeah, Nico McBrain is a legend but for me the greatest is Neil Peart. It's extremely difficult though to separate those legends - they are all magnificent.
I can't argue... We have a Neil Peart DC video coming out next week