Jess Bowen Hears Rage Against The Machine For The First Time
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- Опубліковано 30 кві 2024
- Take a sneak peek into the mind of Jess Bowen - drummer for The Summer Set! Watch as she listens to "Bulls On Parade" by Rage Against The Machine for the very first time and attempts to play along. What is she listening for? How does she immediately craft an appropriate drum part? Tune in and find out!
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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:23 - Lesson Overview
02:02 - Active Listening
02:58 - Song Analysis
03:38 - One Take
07:27 - Performance Analysis
10:00 - Listening To The Original
11:30 - Final Thoughts
12:40 - Wrap-Up
13:10 - Outro
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To pull off that performance in just one take is seriously impressive. She killed it! ⚡ You can play along with this and many other Rage Against The Machine songs inside Drumeo - Click on the link to get started: www.drumeo.com/trial.
When are you getting Emma Taylor from Love to learn drums on, make *IT HAPPEN*
What's the point of this, if you choose songs where the drum parts are so obvious?
May be the second best one take behind Chad’s….
@blechtic it's not about trying to stump the drummers.. its just a good time and fun to watch. Why make it more than that?
@@zerochill1403 If the beat is obvious, it leaves less room for the drummer's interpretation, which should be the whole point, right? It's about giving room to make different choices.
She hits hard and hit the snare like it owed her rent money. Great take. Glad this series continues.
Lol what kind of landlords do you know
this "HiT thOSe DruMs LikE thEy OwE HeR MonEy" is getting so tired. we need to stop saying this.
Especially when it was on guitar hero but she did made mistakes and there no reason to lie that's why they try rd it's a game
I thought that she was angrier at the high hat, she beat that thing like a rented mule. Great stuff!
She hits those drums like Ike hit Tina
DRUMEO
PLEASE
NEVER STOP
THIS SERIES
I’m not even a drummer and I love it
@@chrisd4813 What? You enjoy watching people do something that you yourself don't do? That's absurd
@@user-tt4jz3tm6t me too,i play Guitar but still loving this series.
MOAR PLZ!
Agreed.
I've never heard of Jess, but as a drummer, nothing but respect. She heard the track only once, took no notes and went for it. That takes an enormous amount of confidence and she killed it. She's very talented. I'm a fan now.
Hi Jess Bowen. I heard that song billions times. You never heared it before. And you said you are not the type of person that can hear a song and play it in one take. This is a sentence that you never can tell anymore. Because You are that kind of person. Thank you very much for that.
for a drummer that's nervous about playing metal, she hits that cymbal like it stole her grandma's purse.
😂😂😂😂😂
Oh my god, that's the funniest expression ever!
I love this comment
She's getting off on the excuse to knock f**k out of 'em 😉
Her biggest influences are Travis Barker and Dave Groh, two of the most aggressive drummers there are lol probably just down playing herself.
i love how aggressively she plays the drums, especially for a song like this. She killed it. Amazing.
on re-watch, the beginning were drums drop off the original, I LOVE what she played thru that part
Never heard of this woman but Chad Smith and Ms. Bowen, so far, are the only drummers who did a song without taking notes. Thanks for inviting her to play and releasing this footage because i am gonna look up all the bands she played with!!
For a first-time play-through with zero preparation, SHE FUCKING CRUSHED THAT! These "Hearing For The First Time" videos are killing me, I love them, keep 'em coming as long as you can Drumeo.
Next in the series: Dave Grohl hears Nirvana for the first time
This deserves top comment
Top comment… by a mile!
😂😂😂
Yeah, this is absolute click bait bullsh&#. No way she's never heard of RATM.
😂
She 100% did that justice. That was an inspired take on a classic. Well done!
Boom. Couldn't of said it any better.
@@xbox360RobCouldn't have.
She was not listening to this for the first time.
@@Borodin410🥴
@@xbox360Rob What was edited? 😅
That kit sounds so good. She was so on-point with that first take - totally nailed the feel of the song and interpreted extremely well. Yeah the part is more straight forward than what she put down but I think it could have been a solid representation of what that song might have been like if it were recording in the last few years. Anyways, loved it - these segments are why I follow Drumeo.
Having never heard of Jess before I have to say she was the perfect person for you to choose to play this song as she just has so much energy and hits the drums so hard which is a perfect match for rage songs please never stop making these videos
Jess talking: sweet baby lamb
Jess drumming: absolute beast
Amazing job!!
exactly....i got scary
Very easy on the eyes.
@@lw3918 I wasn’t commenting on her physical appearance.
@@jeanjean3 You should have.
@@lw3918 nope, it would be an unsolicited opinion and really off topic here.
“I’m sorry I didn’t do it justice”
IMO you DEFINITELY did it justice. That song deserves that energy. There are times it could have breathed a little more but I loved it the whole way through and it’s that energy.
Why do women always tend to apologize…. She could have been like yea, yup, that’s me. I’m cool like that.
@@esthershin9690 Women? I think any drummer with respect for any other band would say sorry or act humble lol
@@esthershin9690 If you've watched any other of these videos you wouldn't be saying women, you'd be saying drummers. They all do this.
It's not just women, it's any good musician in general because you can't be super good unless you're always analyzing and improving. At least that's what I've always felt about playing and many interviews of professional musicians you hear that. Not many pros would ever say 'Boy, I sure am the cats ass'.
Because that’s not how professionals act, women or not.
As a drummer the reason I love this series is because it shows what really gets you work and that’s playing for the song and not yourself.
"I'm not the type of drummer who can just hear a song and make a drum part" the. Proceeds to absolutely nail it in one take after 1 listen
It’s crazy to me how timid she was while she was talking, and how confident she was while playing
I'm a drummer, I'm quiet and reserved. Drums... I go nuts. It's a form of expression that feels better than any drug.
because she actually knows the song, and she's playing it off like she doesnt lolol. stop being naive
As a drummer. She's just in the groove. I wouldn't be surprised if she really knew the song but almost anyone who is doing something they truly love will do it with confidence.
@@ronnydee34 Bruh you really going out of your way to find every single comment like this and talk shit about her 😅 What are you, her ex?
@@jarule275 Same. Another example is Neil Peart.
Her perfomance is great. And it's also always humbling when these drummers say "never heard this song before", songs that Rock fans would say are common knowledge, just shows that we all live in our own little bubbles.
i met this dude that had never listened to smells like teen spirit before, dude listened exclusively to edm and rap and some people just aren't eclectic at all
I can’t believe she never heard it. That’s bullshit. And her performance looks too close from the original. She just wanted to size the opportunity to be comfortable
@@Ottoni174 Theres a video of this harp player chick who's never heard that, and she jams along and plays it on harp so fast its crazy
Everyone has gaps in their lifetime music listening experience, even professional musicians. There's just so much iconic stuff out there that it's inevitable you'll miss at least some of it.
Or maybe it's just the age difference? :) She was a child when this came out. I'm 50 and I wouldn't be surprised if I got caught not knowing about some particular song which was released when I was a kid :)
What great energy all around!
I'm always pleasantly surprised and positively perplexed when people haven't heard certain songs. This was another one!
I love this series.
So! I just found Drumeo (very excited to be here) and while I may not be a drummer, I've enjoyed studying music for years. This was absolutely awesome! All the compliments to Jess, I can't wait to check out more of your work!
As a bassist I seriously appreciate the simplicity at the root of her playing and her accents are SO GOOD and she hits SO HARD. Love it.
Don't cream
I really enjoyed the bit around 5:15 when she starts doing the fast drum rolls while Zach is singing about libraries and the mind cemetery. That's just a really funky bit right there that always makes me smile. 😄
Agreed. People try to do too much. Thats why Rage was so good in the first place, that Rythym section was tight and didnt go crazy.
I mean what she's doing is far more complex than what Brad Wilk did
As a super saiyan my comment is inherently more valid than if I weren't.
I'm not a drummer. And I had no idea who Jess Bowen is. But now I could spend the entire day watching her do her thing. Bravo.
Same on all counts! She freaking crushed it!!!
@@ericvinson4628 Literally. I was in a different tab and didn't know she was the one playing already. She's beating those things into submission :P
Not a drummer either. Is it bad to say I kinda liked her version better? There's a couple of bits from the original that I still prefer but damn hers has more energy, which I didn't think was possible to add to a RATM song
YO SHE FUCKING KILLED IT.
Keep this format going, please. It is one of my favorite things on youtube rn
CONGRATS DRUMEO THIS IS AWESOME I LOVE THESE VIDEOS! shows true genius skills on Drums improv on the spot
I'm always blown away by how modest these drummers sound coming in and then they kill it!
Cos its scripted af
In my experience, most people who are good at stuff underestimate how good they are.
That's my favorite part, they all do great but always go humble about it.
You only become good by holding yourself to the highest standard. Every good musician thinks they're shit compared to who they grew up listening to
@@headlesschicken111 bold of you to assume drummers can act, you ever see musicians in movies? they suck. unless its jack black or alice cooper
Holy Jesus she's good. She drums with finesse and power and she hits them like she means it. As a bass player I'd be stoked if there were more drummers that played like she does
I've just watched this... Wow! I kinda wish this is how the song is drummed. She's absolutely awesome!
As a bassist... I can only fully agree with you!! :-)
I'm blown away by 2 things. 1 she's never heard the song and 2 she freaking killed it 1st take. I couldn't believe it, i didn't honestly expect that. I don't know who she is or what kind of music she's a part of. But I'm going to have to check it out. She hammers.
yeah that is insane, she never knew the song????? that's crazy.....althought she's great but still crazy she didn't even know the song hahaha....
I love this series. It makes you appreciate the original drum part AND the artistry of the people coming up with their own part on the fly
I love how the crew, even after years of playing drums, still aren't immune to air drumming to that rolling drum part xD EVERYONE does that. it's just so atavistic and primal.
It's like being at a Rush concert... 😂
I'm sure there's a lot of the listeners that are also air drumming 😂 me included!
reminds me of how my drum line friends would listen to music when hanging out!
Yes, any stupid person who doesn't know how to listen to music without attracting the attention of others (because playing air drums doesn't show anyone that you know how to play music) does that.
@@eduardoperalta2890eh?
Another cool thing you realise about RATM is that the drums have so much presence and groove without being overly complicated or showy. Brad Wilks is a powerhouse of understated rock drumming that was perfect for the RATM sound.
That's why I thought he was a good replacement for Sabbath. Bill Ward was much more groove-oriented than people realize.
Yep. SO. MUCH. GROOVE.
Brad is a master of understatement. Hard hitting and perfect groove and sync with the bass (really give it the hip hop vibe it deserves).
well said!
A perfect example of less is more.
I have no idea how Drumeo ended up in my feed, but I'm so glad! It started with Chad Smith, and has been a blast getting these. I am not a musician, so I am in awe of each person's technical variability, but the creativity is everything in this series. Individual creativity for professionals is fun to watch. Exceptional video!!
These just keep getting better!!! I love these videos and hope for many more to come!
To be honest, I'm never disappointed that someone never heard a "very famous" song when it's in this kind of video. Because it means the video is going to be a killer vid.
It’s not believable that someone can be an expert drummer and never have heard these songs.
90% of such titles are total BS. How can any musician have never heard Rage? Impossible.
@@rockinggator969lost of people listen to one or a few genres. They may not like something heavier or of a different sound. Plus age of course. Too old or too young and you might not know some songs even if the band itself is very popular or well known.
@@rockinggator969 Most professionals spend their time making music not listening. they in their own bubble many times.
@@Rob-qr2knthat’s the dumbest thing I’ve heard in a while… professional musicians listen to tons of music all the time
I still have no clue how Drumeo ever entered my algorithm, but I'm so glad it did, I'm not a musician, but I always get pumped with every * hears * for the first time, I hope this series goes on for a long time!!!!!
Right there with you!
Fucking amen on that I first had the dude learning tool and it was amazing loved it since
Me too on all fronts!
same
genuinely think that's the best first take ever on one of these - killed it!
I'm seeing a lot of intuition at play here, figuratively and literally! Humble, genuine, honest, I was getting chills! Authentic indeed! Words escape me! Well done! ❤
People need to realize that these exercises are not about nail the drum parts, but to see a differente drummer in action on a song, their process, approach and creativity. There's nothing to be afraid of.
She actually came up with great fills!
I like this comment a lot.
Fr I’d be way more scared of the challenge where they learn the actual drum part
@@CristianKirk what are fills?
@@mejulian01 fills are drum phrases that guides the music to another session. Example: at the end of the verse the drummer can do a fill and then the chorus begin.
You do a groove and sometimes you finalize it with a fill.
Her high-hat work is freaking amazing. A lot of people get sloppy with the tempo and whether the high-hat is open or closed, but she was not just controlled but absolutely precise.
These videos are sooo much fun to watch, I'm not even a drummer and I always love these.
These videos really highlight how much drummers bring their own style to a band. They often don't get enough writing credit for songs.
When they said “you’re in your own head”, this is what they mean.
She KILLED that take, and everyone loves her take, but she’s her harshest critic.
But she couldn’t believe she KILLED IT. She did kill it! She’s amazing.
Her personal break down was actually refreshingly honest. She did great. She could of let it breathe in spots a little more, but she points that out herself. Plus she was simultaneously doing the exercise and playing around with the song to feel it out. I thought her after commentary was every bit as good as the performance was.
But that's what makes good players good is that they don't settle for mediocre.
@@plane_guy6051 That’s true. But, respectfully, there’s also a difference between imposter syndrome and honest criticism.
I’m surely projecting my own issues onto this musician, and I hope she never doubts her own skill.
But the human condition is to question and doubt oneself, rather than own excellence whilst striving to be better.
All this to say, she’s amazing, I love her take, damn good interpretation.
@@TheRayfield77 100%
Yeah I'm not a fan of how harsh she was on herself. The part that always twists me up is when she says "This is really gonna put me in my place" And I'm just like "girl, your place is at that fucking drumset, because you have good skills and improvisational talent."
As a female drummer I just gotta say that I've noticed whenever women do these types of vids they're so apologetic and there's no reason to be! You absolutely killed it and no one person can ever know every single song, even the iconic ones. Your performance just makes me want to practice until I can play like you. Thank you for taking a chance and giving it a go!
Nobody cares about your gender if you're dope. She's got great feel and is applauded in the comments for it. Her demeanor is the result of being humble and guilt from lying about never hearing this song before. You can become a perfectionist about your craft too someday so more practicing and less girl power mindset
@@MC_Hammerpants noo its a thing. women do apologize more than men. also i never heard this song until today
@@MC_Hammerpants For someone that doesn't care about gender you sure do talk about it a lot. Thanks for being the perfect example of who not to be as a commenter on these vids.
I totally agree with you! I thought it was a bit sad how much she felt "sorry for not doing a good job" when she truly killed it!
@@NavalsLounge yeah I can't remember her name but there was another Latina pop drummer that did the same thing in one of these vids! She was so down on herself and criticizing her own take on a song she'd never heard before when she truly killed it! Sad to see but not surprising considering the backlash we tend to get from other drummers. It's like they're just waiting to pounce when we fuck up one stroke when they'd never do that to their favorite male drummers.
Jess is one of my favorite guests you've had on in the past, so glad you brought her back in for some Rage!
been a fan of jess since the earliest days of summer set. amazing to see her being given her flowers by such nice people in this comment section. i'm a sap, i know, but it brought me to tears reading all the good positive vibes sent her way. LOVE YOU JESS. keep being amazing. you deserve every opportunity coming your way
It's so crazy that she thought she didn't do it justice. Holy cow she absolutely killed it!!! Amazing soul, took her one take and just rode that wave to greatness!
She fuckn murdered absolutely 187 murder death killed that shit. Absolutely turned it into a dope amazing remix.
Her anticipation of change ups and overall rhythm is to DIE for.
To Die For! You absolutely nailed it!
Rage needs to pick her up. ASAP
Her “overall” rhythm 😂
Pure energy and pure joy, a true master at her craft ! RESPECT !
You did it justice. That was an awesome take! Your love of playing comes through.
Hilarious when she said she was trying to pick up on the dynamics. Angry. Its angry all the way through. She absolutely crushed it especially with a single take. Another great addition to the series.
Yeah, but there's still dynamics. Sometimes it's loud angry. And sometimes it's very loud angry.
Uh yeah the ride was unangry. That was why she didn't suspect it sheesh
Sigh. If classical music had markings like, “angry” I would have been a different person now. Sigh. 🤓
@@esthershin9690 Classical music does have the direction "furioso", furiously.
The beauty in Brad’s playing is his simplistic approach, allowing the drums to support his he riffs and vocals. She absolutely captured that.
Almost the same type of drummer...
She is so humble. Love this. She hits hard and having fun.
Love this series, and she did great! I love it when a popular song catches someone out of left field because then we get to hear a fresh take on a song we’ve all heard plenty of times. No need to apologize- this is a treat. 😉👍
I'm an old stoner who eats and breathes Rage but didn't know who Jess Bowen was. Wow!!! So much respect for her skill and her spirit!
It's crazy how much they sold out.
@@blickedxb ?
@@blickedxb Sold out?
@Kevin-me2dz Yes, started pushing the vaccine and everything like that. Bent the knee for the democrat party. They were supposed to be one of those bands that was against big government
@@Kevin-me2dz looks like YT deleted my comment. Their all about bending the knee to big government now.
I love to see drummers who smile while they are playing, because we feel the same listening to them...
So when go to a rock or metal concert you smile right
@@TheIcpfan23...yes??
I hate that
@@likearollingstone007 I hope you get better soon!
Musicians enjoying themselves, what a sadist@@likearollingstone007
so much talent right there. best thing I've seen on youtube in months
Those videos are a treasure of musicality, always such a treat to watch great musicians being excellent.
Wow she is quite humble! She might not have "nailed it," per se. But she fucking NAILED IT!
Uhhh what are you talking about. She clearly knows who Rage Against the Machine is
@@rustincole_w1339WTH are YOU talking about? Did you watch the video? She nodded her head when they told her it was Rage like she’d heard their name before but it was evident she didn’t KNOW their music. If she hasn’t heard THIS song before it’s safe to say she doesn’t know the bands work. Original comment was spot on.
Is not about nailing exactly what the song does, it's about how the drummer interprets it for the first time in their own style/way. Pretty good to me, I don't like the posture, but the sound is quite good for what it is.
@@itsDelfi I'm pretty sure that's exactly what OP was saying
@@simonhaines7301 With less words, yep! :)
Brad’s drumming is so simple and understated. I really liked hearing Jess’ more complex take, with more accents and fills. She absolutely nailed it!
Yeah she had a “harder” feel that really works well. I guess I never realized how groovy the original kinda is.
This is an excellent take. Brad does what he hears the song telling him to do. Jess heads a different voice. Both add different but equally effective support.
@@scene24man Along with lyrical content and Tom Morello's musicianship, what really separates Rage from the rest of the 90s rap rock also-rans is how tight and funky their rhythm section is.
Yeah, Rage used a lot of primal beats in their songs and let Tom explore the room with his unique guitar wizardry. The drums were used more as a thump than a musical instrument at times, which is probably what made them so good. If Brad were back there using a lot of fills, double bass, complex signatures, etc it probably would have drowned out Zack’s crucial lyrics and Tom’s riffs somewhat.
Yeeeeeeeees girl. Great job. Gives the song a new touch. Thx for interpretating this in your way. Amazing.
Well done, don't be so hard on yourself. Drummer of 47 years here, I was impressed. Great job simply feeling the material. Rad. 🥁🔥
The use of a ride instead of hats during the verse is something that stands out so much in this song, and I absolutely love it.
Agreed; IMO it gives way to be more of a groove with the bass leading the charge until the chorus hits.
@@EddieMitz This! This is it.
Do you mean the other way around? The original has ride on the verses and she did hi hats.
@@Gawillamon that’s how I interpreted Motorsheep’s comment, so I think he just got it backwards. His point stands though I think; the ride on the verse gives it a real jazz-like groove to the drums for the bass to ride along with 👍
@@Gawillamoni think they were referring to the original version.
She freaking killed it for a genuine first take. One of the best "For the first time" I've seen so far.
Simp
genuine? she's heard it. lol stop
its not the first time shes heard it. shut up lol
Thx@@goon565
@@michaelpoteate5138Because everyone else must've heard the same songs as you? 🤡
now THAT is a name I haven't heard in a minute. was a huge fan of TSS as a teen, always a great show, and Jess was one of my favorite drummers :) great stuff.
Amazing and hats off to the guy running in to fix her kit.
I didn’t know who Jess Bowen was, but I do now!
She nailed it like any pro would have.
Great job!
She's in a band called The Summer Set
She is a pro.
this is another example of a "very simplistic drum part" given extra color and dynamism. she nailed the general feeling and cranked it up way beyond what the original drums do. amazing. bravo
Her read on the accents was excellent
For doing a single take after hearing it once was F-ING insane! Such an amazing job. And damn she hits hard
glad to see Jess getting around and getting the recognition she deserves
The smile on her face when she played the first verse is amazing! She was in the song, in the groove, deep in the beat. That was impressive!
I think I now know where Ms Bushell has her funny expressions from 🤣
Love it though
I don't know what the heck happened but when she started to play the beat to the verse almost like Brad does on the record i had some tears of joy and i laughed out loud. This drumeo format is something that i hope will never ever ever die❤
7:03 it clicked. 🤘🏻
Saw her band & met her back in San Antonio, way back in later 2000’s. She was super down-to-earth & took time to chat w/ us.
Man did she crush that! It was super cool to hear another take on this great song!
Her ghost notes are on point!
Completely agree! Those ghost notes really added a lot to her performance
Great
Jeesus, she is talented.. that was an awesome version which 100% did the song justice. Could easily stand on its own! Great job!
She's fantastic, keep em' coming Drumeo!
Watching this again a few weeks later, the real stand out is how amazing the kit sounds not just her incredible playing.
Takes courage to play the drums to any song after one take and put it out there in the public domain. Massive respect.
God damn those 16th notes on the hihats are HEAVY. All from the wrist. That's sick.
And how on earth is this first take so good? That's mindblowing. Her reaction to the song structure and energy is on point.
She says she didn't do it justice! How modest, when she actually slayed it! Very impressive! I wish that I knew drummers that were HALF as good as her with such a humble attitude. Don't change a thing - do it your way, all the way!
Her humbleness is directly proportional to her talent. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
The artists they bring on this channel are so consistently amazing I think it’s easy to take for granted how impressive doing something like this is.
Major insight right here folks
The musical universe is so much larger than we could ever comprehend - this series is effin’ brilliant!!
Makes you appreciate the work drummers have to do to bring energy to songs... that was impressive!
This is a great series. They all do such a good job making the songs their own.
THAT WAS INSANE!!!!!!! That first take was just incredibly good. Absolute hats off 🤯
Bahahahha okay champ it was terrible
Are you kidding me? You’re just a hater
The fact that this channel has gotten SO big and has been able to have all of these incredible drummers onboard makes me so happy. I’ve been a fan for years, even as a non-drummer. I love that you guys facilitate young musicians understanding how these drummers are able to do this type of thing, always putting the “active listening” explanation. You guys rock. Keep it up
First take fit amazingly well and made an old song super fresh while also being super similar to the original patterns.
I've watched this video at least once a week since it dropped. Such a badass!
She did it with energy and power, which is exactly what a Rage song needs. She killed it!
Jess is a beast -- the fact that she listened once and got through the song with no real flubs is pretty amazing. Really great feel. This song is a great example of simplicity, execution and dynamic shift -- the less is more cliche applies.
Or this is an example of how simple the song structure is.
I have had a crush on Jess since 2012 when I seen her and The Sumer Set on the Vans Warped tour, she was amazing live! Thanks for bringing her on here, haven't seen much of her over the past few years.
Damn u can tell she just loves her art. So cool to see her respect Rage the way they deserve
Chills! Literal chills!
She did not just crush the song, she told a story, incredible dynamics, energy building, incredible feel! What a beast
What in incredible talent. She brings meaning to the word "artist".
This might be my favorite thing on UA-cam. Now I have to rewatch all the others.
okay, that was insane 🔥 we could see from her face that she's having some fun
the most amazing thing about this is all these pro drummers that havent heard the most famous songs of the last 30 years.
Lol my thoughts exactly, she's deffo heard a fair few RATM songs before. Some of the fills where exact
Always amazed at how awesome artists are a bit hard on themselves because they want what they do to be awesome when it already is. Makes me appreciate the amazing parts that get recorded and are forever the version in my head versus the other options of what a song could be with anyone else behind the kit.
This was a lot of fun just watching you. That's what it's all about. Great job.