Thank you for taking on this challenge, JP! You can play along with this and many other Mammoth songs inside Drumeo - Click on the link to get started: www.drumeo.com/trial. 👊🏼
My respect for this man went up when he learned the periphery set list in limited time and pulled that shit off. What a Awesome guy. And now he says he play animals as leaders songs. Whaaaat. Dude that's siiiiick
he did so many songs and so many different genres from Sabbath and Black label society to AAL to 80s stuff like Extreme, Vai, Malmsteen. All in 1 gig, Generation Axe. The whole backing band for that show was insanely good
Yeah, the magic of this series is that they have to come up with their own take. Reverting back to giving them the drum track has taken the excitement and appeal out of it from a non-drummer perspective.
Pointlessly harsh. I agree with the comment that started this thread but this video made me discover another talented drummer and a great band I can't wait to listen more of.
well, from a drummer's perspective, these are invaluable. it gives you little tips and hints of what to do when you get a last minute call to a gig. of course the other 'half' of the series is also amazing
The channel has multiple types of episode, the "hear without drums" series and the "learn as fast as possible" series are two totally different things.
Hey guys! This is so awesome!!! I work with Mammoth and his producer Elvis. Wolf is an AMAZING musician, so stoked y’all chose one of his songs. Seeing him play is an absolute treat in the studio. He’s hands down one of my favorite drummers ever! Two thumbs up! Big fan of the channel ❤ 😁
@@ProducerJosh I'm glad to see Wolf coming out of his creative shell--the new album is killer. He's obviously worked very hard to get those chops on all of these instruments, and vocals on top of it!
Mammoth is incredible. I've seen them open for Alter Bridge a few times now and they always deliver. Wolfgang has a great voice and a natural charismatic ability to connect to the audience. Can't recommend enough seeing them live.
This was great! This video gave me an idea of another take on this series. What about having a drummer play one of their favorite songs BUT in the way THEY think it should be played. :) I love all of your content! Thanks for posting such amazing videos!
Damn this is one of the guys that really stood out to me in Matt Garstka's "Berklee Chops." Would love a video of him hearing a drumless track and giving his own interpretation!
Fun Fact: this guy played drums for Generation Axe (super group with Steve Vai, Yngwie Malmsteen, Zakk Wylde, Nuno Bettencourt, and Tosin Abasi). If you have a gig with 5 of the greatest guitarists in music history, you’re no slouch.
forget Generation Axe. The true OG's remember him from Guitar Center's drum off. I believe that's what gave him his big break. Happy to see he didnt black into obscurity
I got around to listening to WVH and I love his stuff. He’s a killer drummer too. He’s super humble in his interviews too. He’d be someone interesting to have at Musora for several different vids, guitar, singing, drums
I play in a cover band and had to do this exact thing with Jet City Woman - Queensryche. That song has a loooottttt of nuanced changes sprinkled through the whole track (which is quite long). I had much more time to do it, but I made a lead sheet for studying on in my down time when I'd listen to the song and air jam it until I could get behind my kit. 🙂
This series is about the only drum series on the web that makes me wish I had something like this back fifty years ago when I was learning. My Mr Nobody two cents to the new generation: Block your fandom mind set and just listen to everything that you can and be a sponge. Because even drummers you dislike can show you tricks to add to your skill set .
I'm not a drummer, but one of the first videos that got me hooked on the drum side of youtube, was a little video years ago called "Berklee Chops Volume 2" where a certain mohawked dude rocked the set with a bunch of talented musicians... ...time flies man.
This was great, I love seeing how other drummers work and I also love when they hear it with no drums and play what they think should be there(essentially writing the drum line for the song 😎👌)when I played on multiple bands I would just listen to the songs(if a cover band once)and then play them live with the band for changes and adapt on the fly. I always just memorized the material and never made notes unless I was writing the song and then only until we played it cuz then I was committing it to memory. I personally never understood music so I listened and watched others to learn to play. Only later did I learn to read music and see it from that perspective. Either way you find what works and run with it 😎👌
I hope you guys do a comp of the original artists of all these tracks reacting. Might be a little late now, but you might also get the reaction and attach it to a video before it's released. Regardless, love this channel and these series.
Something he didn't mention is that he used to play for punk projects too like drew ofthe drew and helicopria so this was a piece of cake for him lmao and obviously, combining that with his out-of-the-world ability to listen to songs and make notes in a few minutes. JP is the most versatile session drummer you'll ever see.
Can we get a variation of this where the drummer hears a new song they haven't heard from a band they know? Would love to see them try and think like a drummer they're used to and see how close they can get to the recording
From the top-down, his kick pedal looks like it's setup at an angle. Not sure if that's the case, but never seen one setup like that. The beater looks like it's swinging at a slight angle to the head. Either way JP is amazing. Really enjoyed the Drum Department with him recently too.
JP is a beast, had the pleasure to have a private masterclass with him at a friend's house for a whole few hours with a few other fellow drummers a few years ago. A good friend of mine won that one at a competion at JPs website. JP if you read this, we had a very good time at Bernardos house in Kiel Germany that day. Awesome memories 💪🏻💪🏻
I must be imagining videos. I was watching the remembering Aaron Spears video, and then it just suddenly said Video unavailable. I hope it wasn't they just decided, that is going to be for Drumeo members only.
Oh dang, I didn’t even notice that. The pedal seems very stable even though he’s hitting it a LOT on this track. Must be weighted down or just an otherwise very well designed and balanced pedal
I think the real take from this is just how sneaky good Wolf is as a drummer. If you've ever seen Wolf do his own songs, it's damn near effortless. I think Wolf is pretty close to as good as Dave Grohl on Drums, but exponentially better as a guitar player.
You didn’t ask, but I feel compelled to share. I prefer when the drummers to learn the song without the drum track. These ones are a bit less interesting. Maybe it’s the artists who don’t want to do it, I don’t know. Just sharing.
You guys should do something on Soundgarden. And pick songs like ‘Face Pollution’ or ‘Jesus Christ Pose’ which shows technical chops of Matt Cameron. I hear too many people bitching about how he is a shit drummer in PJ. People need a reminder.
Thank you for taking on this challenge, JP! You can play along with this and many other Mammoth songs inside Drumeo - Click on the link to get started: www.drumeo.com/trial. 👊🏼
Thanks for having me Drumeo! 🤘
That was very impressive JP
My respect for this man went up when he learned the periphery set list in limited time and pulled that shit off. What a Awesome guy. And now he says he play animals as leaders songs. Whaaaat. Dude that's siiiiick
he did so many songs and so many different genres from Sabbath and Black label society to AAL to 80s stuff like Extreme, Vai, Malmsteen. All in 1 gig, Generation Axe. The whole backing band for that show was insanely good
These are good, but the listen with no drums and their interpretation are the best. Gets you inside their brain instead of a mere copy.
Yeah, the magic of this series is that they have to come up with their own take. Reverting back to giving them the drum track has taken the excitement and appeal out of it from a non-drummer perspective.
@@MartilloWorkshopYa this one was trash. Should’ve had it like Chad Smith
Pointlessly harsh. I agree with the comment that started this thread but this video made me discover another talented drummer and a great band I can't wait to listen more of.
well, from a drummer's perspective, these are invaluable. it gives you little tips and hints of what to do when you get a last minute call to a gig.
of course the other 'half' of the series is also amazing
The channel has multiple types of episode, the "hear without drums" series and the "learn as fast as possible" series are two totally different things.
JP is one of the best drummers in the world. His online class is seriously life changing for a drummer.
‘Its the best I could do’ = completely nailing it
Not really. It was ok but it’s not Chad Smith nailing
This song was too easy for JP, they should give him something more complex
half of the notes missing, great drumming and consistency anyway, nothing to say
Hey guys! This is so awesome!!! I work with Mammoth and his producer Elvis. Wolf is an AMAZING musician, so stoked y’all chose one of his songs. Seeing him play is an absolute treat in the studio. He’s hands down one of my favorite drummers ever! Two thumbs up! Big fan of the channel ❤ 😁
And just to confirm for y’all, Wolf plays EVERY instrument in the studio. It’s incredible 😮
@@ProducerJosh WVH needs to pay Drumeo a visit one of these days!
@@warren_r Well he is primarily a drummer so that would be amazing 🤩
It's been a treat to see him on M72 around the country.
@@ProducerJosh I'm glad to see Wolf coming out of his creative shell--the new album is killer. He's obviously worked very hard to get those chops on all of these instruments, and vocals on top of it!
Mammoth is incredible. I've seen them open for Alter Bridge a few times now and they always deliver. Wolfgang has a great voice and a natural charismatic ability to connect to the audience. Can't recommend enough seeing them live.
This was great! This video gave me an idea of another take on this series. What about having a drummer play one of their favorite songs BUT in the way THEY think it should be played. :) I love all of your content! Thanks for posting such amazing videos!
Damn this is one of the guys that really stood out to me in Matt Garstka's "Berklee Chops." Would love a video of him hearing a drumless track and giving his own interpretation!
He also backed him up for Animal as Leaders, JP is very underrated
Is JP the first artist to inquire about the pause button? Just shows how creative and clever this guy is.
Amazing playing and an amazing advice for all drummers. Thank You JP.
He plays so smooth and effortlessly.
What a great dude he is! Good advice and awesome drumming!
I really like how you added the actual notes. That's beautiful. Thanks
Saw JP on the generation axe tour, thought he really stood out with his versatility, been following him ever since. Awesome!
Fun Fact: this guy played drums for Generation Axe (super group with Steve Vai, Yngwie Malmsteen, Zakk Wylde, Nuno Bettencourt, and Tosin Abasi). If you have a gig with 5 of the greatest guitarists in music history, you’re no slouch.
forget Generation Axe. The true OG's remember him from Guitar Center's drum off. I believe that's what gave him his big break. Happy to see he didnt black into obscurity
@@khgear7160 I believe he also played for Drew of the Drew. They're kind of an experimental band.
I got around to listening to WVH and I love his stuff. He’s a killer drummer too. He’s super humble in his interviews too. He’d be someone interesting to have at Musora for several different vids, guitar, singing, drums
Absolutely unreal. So so so good.
What a humble chill guy 🤘
He did a great job, and WVH is an absolute killer on everything he plays. Y’all should get him on here, that would be a SUPER interesting video!
Lezzzzz goooooooo 🤘🤘 Got to see Mammoth WVH 2 months ago live!
I’ve been using a Byzance Big Apple Jazz Ride as a crash ride for years. I don’t see many people using these but they sound great as a crash.
I play in a cover band and had to do this exact thing with Jet City Woman - Queensryche. That song has a loooottttt of nuanced changes sprinkled through the whole track (which is quite long).
I had much more time to do it, but I made a lead sheet for studying on in my down time when I'd listen to the song and air jam it until I could get behind my kit. 🙂
More JP! That was awesome
JP is incredible. Beast!
Job I really enjoyed the video and watching him play he’s amazing drummer talented and also a great teacher perfect
JP wow this will be fun🤘🥁🤘
Wow what a legend
Love Mammoth.
This series is about the only drum series on the web that makes me wish I had something like this back fifty years ago when I was learning. My Mr Nobody two cents to the new generation: Block your fandom mind set and just listen to everything that you can and be a sponge. Because even drummers you dislike can show you tricks to add to your skill set .
I'm not a drummer, but one of the first videos that got me hooked on the drum side of youtube, was a little video years ago called "Berklee Chops Volume 2" where a certain mohawked dude rocked the set with a bunch of talented musicians...
...time flies man.
I love how much feel JP has when playing. Not smashing the s**t out of the cymbals or snare. Just pure strike control. Respect!
Stellar performance.
This guy has very good technique! Doesn’t move much until the end, so controlled. And also good tips!
Wicked kick drum dude.
He plays for the music and doesn’t show off, that’s how I like it! Kit sounds killer with the cymbals!
JP is awesome! That just an unbelievable first take! 🥁❤️
That was very impressive!
Amazing!🤘
Excellent cover
This sounds tight! Great job dude🔥
The crazy thing is watching how fast his foot moves to play that double pedal bit on the single pedal.
This was great, I love seeing how other drummers work and I also love when they hear it with no drums and play what they think should be there(essentially writing the drum line for the song 😎👌)when I played on multiple bands I would just listen to the songs(if a cover band once)and then play them live with the band for changes and adapt on the fly. I always just memorized the material and never made notes unless I was writing the song and then only until we played it cuz then I was committing it to memory. I personally never understood music so I listened and watched others to learn to play. Only later did I learn to read music and see it from that perspective. Either way you find what works and run with it 😎👌
What a beast! Dope!
notes on screen. BIG YESSS!
Would love to see Wolf here!
JP is just crazy talented. You should feature him more.
I was so scared for that iPad hahahaha
HOLY MOLY IVE BEEN WAITING FOR A WOLFGANG VID
I love these videos. I don't know the song, so I first listen to this and then the original🥁
YOU SHOULD BRING HERE A "EL ESTEPARIO SIBERIANO" HIS AMAZING!!!!
Already been here
@@stevenfederico2594no he hasn’t, that was prerecorded. The Drumeo really wants him to be with Drumeo live
I hope you guys do a comp of the original artists of all these tracks reacting. Might be a little late now, but you might also get the reaction and attach it to a video before it's released. Regardless, love this channel and these series.
Something he didn't mention is that he used to play for punk projects too like drew ofthe drew and helicopria so this was a piece of cake for him lmao and obviously, combining that with his out-of-the-world ability to listen to songs and make notes in a few minutes. JP is the most versatile session drummer you'll ever see.
Jean Pierre ' JP ' Bouvet is a drummer , educator and clinician based in New York City.
Can we get a variation of this where the drummer hears a new song they haven't heard from a band they know? Would love to see them try and think like a drummer they're used to and see how close they can get to the recording
From the top-down, his kick pedal looks like it's setup at an angle. Not sure if that's the case, but never seen one setup like that. The beater looks like it's swinging at a slight angle to the head. Either way JP is amazing. Really enjoyed the Drum Department with him recently too.
Great job
This cat killed it!
Chapeau, super grosse caisse !
JP’s turn 😈
Awesome video you need to get Wolfgang to do this challenge as well
The Christopher Walken peek-a-boo for the cowbell 😂🤣
SICK!
the real test here is playing without break the tablet on floor tom
I got so nervous during the trash can ending lol
Bello.👑👑👑👑👑👑
Sick!!
Lmfao at the cutout of Christopher Walken bringing in the cowbell and stand from stage-right
JP is a beast, had the pleasure to have a private masterclass with him at a friend's house for a whole few hours with a few other fellow drummers a few years ago. A good friend of mine won that one at a competion at JPs website. JP if you read this, we had a very good time at Bernardos house in Kiel Germany that day. Awesome memories 💪🏻💪🏻
Perfekt!!!!!!
Walken!🐄🔔
Jp is a fucking beast
I must be imagining videos. I was watching the remembering Aaron Spears video, and then it just suddenly said Video unavailable.
I hope it wasn't they just decided, that is going to be for Drumeo members only.
2.40 - "I gotta have more cowbell baby!"
Hooooly shit man. That was.... Wow!
JP is a SAVAGE
JP: did the absolutely amazing 1st take, that 90% of drummers would kill for to be able to.
Also JP: "far from perfect" 😢
How he isn't bothered by the pedal not attached to the kick is beyond me
Oh dang, I didn’t even notice that. The pedal seems very stable even though he’s hitting it a LOT on this track. Must be weighted down or just an otherwise very well designed and balanced pedal
insane
can you please do something with jimmy chamberlin?
Speaking of periphery... when we getting Matt Halpern as a guest?? 👀🙂
I think the real take from this is just how sneaky good Wolf is as a drummer. If you've ever seen Wolf do his own songs, it's damn near effortless. I think Wolf is pretty close to as good as Dave Grohl on Drums, but exponentially better as a guitar player.
Even for an experienced drummer to the genre, that's not an easy song to play!
Please invite Morgan Ågren 🌹
Drumeo, please get Lester Estelle (Kelly Clarkson, Pillar) in for some content.
This is nothing for JP. He covered for Matt Halpern awhile back on some rather tough song in a short period. Dude is a great drummer.
They should play the song with original drums with their interpretations so we hear both drum parts at once
Mmm that snare sound isn't doing it for me but nailed it
Get Danny Cary in the studio Drumeo 👽
2:21 YMH Cool Guy Club?
You didn’t ask, but I feel compelled to share. I prefer when the drummers to learn the song without the drum track. These ones are a bit less interesting. Maybe it’s the artists who don’t want to do it, I don’t know. Just sharing.
這音色真的太猛了!! 但，為什麼大鼓踏板不鎖好??🤨
2:41 Terrifying
Yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
I thought it was Mammoth by The Devil Wears Prada
You guys should do something on Soundgarden. And pick songs like ‘Face Pollution’ or ‘Jesus Christ Pose’ which shows technical chops of Matt Cameron. I hear too many people bitching about how he is a shit drummer in PJ. People need a reminder.
Pack your kit JP, you’re hired!😂
How bout some King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard? Cavs has some great drumming in there
a song from rammstein would be sick for a drummer to hear the first time and come up with drums!
If only Drumeo gets Nyango Star...