What I love the most as drummer and drum cam fanatic is that I can see and experience every drummer's soul through their style. Music is everything to me, it's a pleasure to play drums.
its always interesting to see the different set-up , the way the throne is set up it just proves that there isnt a right way, its whatever feels good to you.
Who cares about technique? I have great respect on Jaska. For me Jukka Nevalainen (Ex Nightwish) is the best drummer in the world, and I'm pretty sure his technique sucks. At least it's not economical. He plays with all his heart, giving audience everything he has every night, and that is what matters the most. He is like young Lars Ulrich, but Jukka can also play ;) Nightwish' new drummer, Kai Hahto is technically better, faster and is precise like an atomic clock, but I would take Jukka on my band without hesitation. So, it's not about technique, but soul and spirit, and of course one has to have good sense what sounds good on song.
Kinda late to reply here, but technique is just something to allow you to play what you wanna play. Jaska is a very precise and musical drummer who has written more or less perfect drum parts for the music. Jukka from Nightwish is also a drummer of world class and his technique isn't optimized either. If it sounds and feels good to the listener, then the drummer has reached his goal. The mindset in your comment is the same mindset a lot of drummers share, and is why they never get anywhere cause they're too busy focusing on technique and forget to actually play music.
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What I love the most as drummer and drum cam fanatic is that I can see and experience every drummer's soul through their style. Music is everything to me, it's a pleasure to play drums.
I love these drumcam videos
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For me, the best drummer in the fucking world!!
Now that's what I'm talking about!! Great stuff! :)
its always interesting to see the different set-up , the way the throne is set up it just proves that there isnt a right way, its whatever feels good to you.
I love his the way to use splash cymbal.
MORE!!!
3:07 : Sick. Just sickeningly sick.
more of jaska!
Itse en kyl pystyis soittamaan tollasesta asennosta :D
Yeah boy! get it! Nice one Jaska!!!!!!!!!!! Not bad! =)
Rest In Peace alexi ❤️
Monstruoso
Great
WOW!
Что за концерт? Может есть видео?
speeds up alot when using doublebass
This is so fucking good!
1:43 tasty
i want to knows about his shoes.... i know they're acics, but i can't find the model :c anyone who can help? thanks
onitsuka tigers - a version of the mexico's but he is using an older version
Damn, his calves are the size of tree trunks!
Can he wreck a cymbal!!!
Good ass drummer
0:25 ...wtf circus guitarist :) LOOOOL
Amazing killer drummer, but why does it look like Jaska has short legs lmao
How uncomfortable that position is XD
His hands are mediocre, no technique at all.
Who cares about technique? I have great respect on Jaska. For me Jukka Nevalainen (Ex Nightwish) is the best drummer in the world, and I'm pretty sure his technique sucks. At least it's not economical. He plays with all his heart, giving audience everything he has every night, and that is what matters the most. He is like young Lars Ulrich, but Jukka can also play ;) Nightwish' new drummer, Kai Hahto is technically better, faster and is precise like an atomic clock, but I would take Jukka on my band without hesitation. So, it's not about technique, but soul and spirit, and of course one has to have good sense what sounds good on song.
self taught drummer what do you expect
Kinda late to reply here, but technique is just something to allow you to play what you wanna play. Jaska is a very precise and musical drummer who has written more or less perfect drum parts for the music. Jukka from Nightwish is also a drummer of world class and his technique isn't optimized either. If it sounds and feels good to the listener, then the drummer has reached his goal. The mindset in your comment is the same mindset a lot of drummers share, and is why they never get anywhere cause they're too busy focusing on technique and forget to actually play music.
As long it sounds and looks good as shit, who the fuck cares?