Drum Teacher Reacts: El Estepario Siberiano | TAKE ON ME | A-HA - DRUM COVER
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Andrew man, one of the main reasons i watch your reactions is because you DO stop the videos and you DO back up and explain. I'm not a drummer so I appreciate your expertise. Thank you for you!
I appreciate that! 🙏
Agreed
Agreed Andrew man.
Me too.
ok, but the best part (2:00) he doesn't speak too much. sup Andrew?
I'm 65 and he's the best drummer I've ever seen. Amazing.
He's incredible
I can only speak for myself, but I doubt anyone will rage if you replay an entire El Estepario fill!
I concur
Totally
I want listen without editing and trigger ….
Quote from the original video: "there are no triggers used on this video, and even if there were, the Yamaha drops just one mix on just one channel, so you would get the trigger sound but you wouldn't be able to edit anything. Cheers everyone!"
@@Heisemberg000 There are no triggers, and without some sort of editing, there would not be a video.
With all of the immense skill he displays in all of his performances there is one word that really seems to encapsulate everything that is El Estapario to me: CRISP! Everything he does is just so damn crisp!
Well said!
Haven't drummed in 10 years and after finally picking the sticks back up I stumbled upon el esterpario and he 100% has inspired me to take the craft more seriously. No kit burning here
In my case have been 20 years bro😂
He goes to show that you don’t need a massive kit to be an outstanding drummer .
8 bar fill - amazing skill and control, we should all bend the knee to him!!
Practicing subdivision pyramids (up and down) and random jumps between subdivisions is the best way I've found to improve your innate sense of time.
💯👌
El Esterpario Siberiano is like the Mike Tyson of drumming, can’t see there ever being another like him.
Smiling all the while this beast drums. What a joy!!!
YES
He rarely moves his torso, even on the most metal songs, it's awe inspiring.
7:07ish
He's so freaking smooth that I missed the right hand stick flip the first time I watched this.
His drum tone is incredible.
So crisp and clean. Drum Maniac is right !!!! Thank you for posting.
Couldn't agree more!
Everybody dance now by him is insane. I watch it everyday it is so fun to watch him kill the cow bells lol
El Estepario is the best drummer I’ve ever seen. His other video’s are insanely good. Yes, sometimes it’s too much, but he’s trying to play these songs differently, his version. The best drummer ever.
I love this guy so much, that if anyone reacts to his content or I watch his own vids I want to like it twice. El Estepario Siberiano is an amazing and unique drummer! Like of my generation of course! This guy just blows everything out of the water. I used to play both the drums and guitar, piano, audio engineer songs and electronic music, hell I even made my own dubstep/metalstep music back then. This guy is a goddamn genius and a legend! Thank you for your badass breakdown Mr. Rooney! Happy new year everyone!
yes yes yes! your entire comment on how easy he makes everything seem by being so relaxed through all of these very hard things he is doing. just breathtaking
Andrew, your observation and analysis is very much appreciated!
This drummer is on a different level, i so love listening to him, all i can say is wow
Glad you loved this cover. If you like this then you'll love his rendition of C&C Music Factory's "Everybody Dance Now".
his best cover, imo
Yes that is awesome and so is the Lindsey Stirling one with the violin music
Exactly the right amount of cowbell!
As always you make the best reaction vids. Love your humor and humility! It is true, there is no limit to how much fun we can have with the songs that have inspired us. I am always adding stuff that is of my own flavor to the songs I practice to. Adding subdivisions of triplets, modulated rhythmic phrasing and so forth. Thank you Andy for the work you do. You are on a righteous path my brother! Keep ‘em coming!
I always back up El Estapario's vids. Cuz he is who he is. Like a beautiful writer. His patterns, impeccable timing, buildup, shock value, and humor. It's all there! Dude, all I'm saying is I love when you back it up! (Insert Michael Scott clip)
I'm a guitarist but when it comes to timing I'd rather listen/learn from drums - that subdivision is a huge tip when it comes to creating a solo or even a riff "coupled with a counterpoint".
Thanks for being so precise or "talking" haha, you're incredibly helpful - cheers mate and keep up the good work 🔥❤️🤟
Great tip Adam! The rhythmic ideas apply on any instrument
This is my all time favorite video. Thanks for covering 🔥🤙🏼🤘🏼
For sure one of his best covers (in my opinion).
This guy is .... drUmatic! 🎉☝️🤗
I like what you did there!
@@AndrewRooneyDrums Thank you from .... Paris (🇨🇵) 🥂
This was the first video I saw from him. Absolutely brilliant!
The GOAT of Drumming!
Thank you, Andrew, for introducing me to this fellow. He is mucho skilled and plays v tastily.
Glad you like it!
El is always in the flow state for these videos. Focused ambition that is infectiously genuine. Cheers to all the badass cuts he has dropped, Avenged Sevenfold hits especially well on the ears.
One of your best videos I've seen. Keep it up man, love it!
Andrew, I enjoy so much seeing you reacting to drummers, greetings from spain
I was on tour with him last month and he’s just a beast to watch live man! But you’re right he’s relaxed like you have no clue
That had to be mesmerizing seeing him play up close and personal like that! 🤘🏼🥁🤘🏼
his "relaxation" supplier in on point LOL
@@ghettostreamlabs5724 exactly!
@@jangles1839 every drummer on the tour was there
That's awesome. Where was the tour?
It's been about a month since I found you and started following you. I like your comments while reacting to videos. Please don't be shy to rewind and replay.
The fill was 8 full measures!
plus a roll on the 3, 4.
was the whole song a fill though. . .
@@samuelsammington3572 basically.. lol
You have to watch the full video because it comments something about a depth of a person who died of cancer is very important
About relaxed mouth and relaxed player - a good example happens before that monster fill, about 8 bars leading into it his mouth tenses and locks into a tense position all the way till the fill is over. And I think this is because he was anticipating that fill, and then the fill itself was difficult for him. He nailed it of course and I think he felt much more at ease once he passed it. Anyway, I noticed it because you mentioned it.
I love that you're clearly a The Office fan 😂
🤣🤣👌
I'll need to forward this to my 31 y.o. daughter who is a drummer, has had lessons as a kid, & reads music because she will appreciate the breakdown & explanation. He is a great drummer who has worked hard but is relaxed & loves what he is doing.
Min 12:55 in a recent interview, he has said that in the videos he tries to "do something different", that normally in concerts, he plays as the song asks, he doesn't try to impress with his technique, in concerts he plays like must be the song
El Estepario was playing with the Spanish group SARATOGA, here it is: ua-cam.com/video/ScwU6ALc1hY/v-deo.html.
Of course, maintaining that level throughout a concert also has a lot of merit. During the interview he was humble enough to admit that it took him a lot of work to adapt to that type of music, for example, before playing with SARATOGA he didn't use the double pedal, and he had to learn and get used to playing with the double pedal.
He is very hardworking, in the interview he said that to record a video, he can easily take 100 or 120 shots. A true monster.
Here is part of the interview, in case anyone is curious. You can subtitle it in the English language with the UA-cam translator.
ua-cam.com/video/a23EPFAxYW8/v-deo.html
You're absolutely correct when it comes to playing relaxed. If I'm stiff, or nervous for whatever reason my playing is awful. I'll chew gum, have a pop in, or something to relax my jaw. This guy is incredible. So loose, confident, and just executes
That reminds me of Carter Beauford from Dave Matthews Band blowing bubbles with his gum while playing.
I'm predominantly a bassist and guitarist but I have been known to hit the odd drum or two in the past, I was for the most part a metal and rock musician but my session work took me into various other styles of music.
One thing that I've noticed with Scandinavian music as a whole, whether it be melodic death metal, classic rock or the pop music of ABBA and A-Ha is the beautiful structuring it has, and the room it gives you as a musician to fly around and really change the energy and feel of it.
Equally, sometimes replicating that exact feel, or perhaps we should say "Lagom" can be challenging for us non-Scandi muso's as it is so easy to go flying all over the shop.
My first love is really thrash metal and Swedish Melodic Death Metal yet, when I listen to ABBA or other Swedish and Scandi groups, I cannot help being blown away by the technicalities of the music. It's like cooking with many ingredients but, just a pinch of this, a few grains of that and the merest hint of the other at just the right time to create the perfect dish. Any more, any less and at the wrong time... and the final outcome is just not right.
Are you familiar with Meshuggah? I'd like to hear your thoughts on how they fit your hypothesis!
hehe he is stoned.. in every video he's high and that's why he's so relaxed, unbelievable
8 bars???? Incredible!
What he does with a 3-piece kit is something that a lot of people don't point out enough. So many people think they need a 4 or even 5-piece kit with 2 or 3 toms, snare, and bass just to get started or to get past introductions. That's never been true, 3-piece is great to start with and then the challenge of people filling in and changing things up as creative solutions with a minimalistic kit is great. He meets the challenges one-handed while taking a drink. That, along with expressing the importance of practice while not sounding condescending, is what makes him entertaining for me and a good source of inspiration for basically everything out there because you can apply that approach to most everything. For photography, my main hobby, you don't need high end 1 or 2k USD bodies to take great photos, you can get a great starting kit for less than that all combined that people took world-famous shots with.
Just amazing
Sometimes he has time to smoke a joint too...he's the Man 🤟
The whole thing with him being relaxed is something i thought about him for a while, i always told my buddies when showing it that he played amazing obviously but how calm he was while doing it like it was just natural like breathing
This is what we call headroom.
He has massive control and facility
@@AndrewRooneyDrums so basically just being at peace with your self and all the worlds shit, 'headroom' lol makes sense
Now THAT is what I call "a great tip"; relax your body by relax your face muscles. Fantastic, thanks! 🙂
What an intro! I love this hooligan touch to it. And furthermore, he jokes pretty good in spanish.
Epic 8 bar fill 🤘🏼
Siberiano is an absolute ANIMAL! I follow him and he's just sick! ❤
I love FotC.
That fill is totally worth going back to…heading to his channel as well
GREAT!
This dude is a machine!! 😮
This is the most reserved I have ever seen him play. This is amazing. As it always is with El Estepario Siberiano!
**EDIT** Until that "playing over the bar" fill anyway. LOL
He just did a video where he's playing slipknot's song called 'Snuff' on a handpan drum.
It was beautiful...the man is sooooo talented !!
I love the reactions on Elestepario
So when is someone going to start doing reaction videos to your reaction video?! I enjoyed the cover, but watching you watching him is also great entertainment!
When it comes to being talented at something, i think its absolutely not a myth. What talent essentially comes down to is: You have much easyer time becoming good at something if you are talented in it, compared to someone who is not.
There are other factors that play a role in it though. One of the big ones is obsessive personality. If you are absolutely obsessed about becoming good at something, you really push yourself to the limit and beyond and you can potentially become better than naturally talented person.
If you get a combination of talent and obsession in a person however... thats where true ''savants'' are born!
He actually talks about the song at the end there. Shows he really listens and learn the lyrics and music. I’m assuming he did that acoustic cover at the end also
So true Andrew about relaxed..... another of the relaxed drummers I can think of springs to mind:.....Fred Beard of ZZ Top - slumped at the controls........ but no comparison!!! I found you recently and suddenly realised i was finally listening to a NZ accent - wow - how cool is that : we can do this stuff over here too! Love your videos and shorts. ....Hi from the Kapiti Coast :)
Thanks Andrew!
Supreme 8 bar Drum Fills !
Definitely gonna try that mouth open thing next practice session!
He’s so clean but yet somehow also filthy. I’m sure he’s crushing it on UA-cam and social media but I could see this guy making a killing playing drums with pop or hip hop acts. His style and sound is perfect.
He's in a metal band, where he should be
Been a drummer almost 40 years . And I sing all the time just not into a microphone😂 .. helps keep me in time
Every video is a masterclass.
YUP
His fills are filthy 🤘🏻
There are drummers and then there is Estapario. The man has to be declared holy.
Seen most of your vids and you have good taste in drummers. Knowing you like Gavin, I highly recommend reacting to the recent Porcupine Tree - Harridan (In Session, Air Studios). Drumming at it's finest. Keep up the great work.
Thanks for the heads up!
I am not a drummer as much as a guitarist, but I remember when I was young and only had a few years into playing; I used to make that relaxed face constantly. Over time I became aware of the face and I was embarrassed by it. How would people make fun of me if I did that live. Truly I tried extremely hard to stop doing this, and I actually succeeded. I have since looked back and wished I didn’t. I felt that it looked stupid but truthfully, I looked natural. Like I loved my music, I’m sad I can’t seem to get it back.
Thank you Andrew! That was phenomenal, educ8ing and inspiring for M. Lightning Dube! Thank you. I wonder how many want to quit after seeing those types of vidz!? Hmm... Sometimes it's good to quit and to approach the craft in a different manner!? Hmm....
Something I'd like to add about playing relaxed, in addition to the sound, is you simply can't get to this level of chops without having good, physically sustainable technique.
Firstly because if your muscles don't work together and you lock them up, you'll have a ceiling for how fast you can go, except for small bursts (it's about USING tension, alternating between flex and relax, not the absence of tension).
And then, with the amount of hours you have to put in to be able to do anything close to what this guy can do, you WILL get injured if you don't have sustainable, relaxed technique, sooner or later, and it's much harder to unlearn than to have a good start.
Subdivisions can also be found in the high-school halls and the shopping malls. Among others
For me personally, I come to reaction videos from a drum teacher to learn more about drums, believe it or not. Any explanations of things I may or may not have an understanding of cannot hurt, only help, because I may not know certain things, such as the number of phrases for things that I have a more in-depth knowledge of from watching you, whereas being a guitarist and bassist primarily I only have a passing knowledge of because it isn't focused on too much as said instrumentalist, is of great help to me. It blows my mind that someone would come specifically to a TEACHER'S corner of UA-cam just to complain that the video should not be stopped. If that is the case, they should watch someone that doesn't have ANY real knowledge of music, if what they want is pure shock factor and nothing more.
@Rooney, you should do a reaction video to his(el Estepario) Bat Country cover by Avenged Sevenfold, it's seriously excellent! I love your reaction videos btw, helps us non drummers learn more about the ins and outs of drumming. Keep up the great work!
The guy is absolutely insane.
The best part about EES is his ability to groove with everything, always so relaxed and never overplays, just flows with the beat. It's magic to watch.
EDIT: @Andrew Rooney Drums I count the fill at 8 bars.
Yup chops only sound good in the pocket! You got it Colin
"never overplays" Ha!
love that intro!! LMAO!!
His new hand pan video is amazing.
10:00 Exactly=Well time to start practicing.
I love your content and I don't even play drums!! 🤣🤣🤣 Cheers from Chile!!! 🇨🇱
Hola! Vamos a Chile in Abril.
Mi Esposa es Chilena :)
Man the thing about relaxed jaw position... Going to hit that ghostnote on the bell....Thanks for the tip!
I liked before I watched, you better not disappoint Mr Rooney
Good job Sir.
Check out his "everybody dance now" and lindsey Stirling one
I also counted 8 bars. Damn.
I will never be able to listen to the original again 😅
Natural and high that why he's so relaxe ahah 😃😅
great reaction :)
The video is from Jul 18, 2021. They got me on that "1 year" thing also when they started using it. If you hover over the 1 year with your cursor for about a second, the exact date will show.
Oh right!
El Estepario is a damn machine!!! No matter what he does. 🤘😈🤘
You're the man......
Estepario🇪🇸 the Spanish beast
In my opinion, he is at the level of Marco Minenman. The control of the rhythm is perfect in both
you need to react to some calvin rodgers (freed indeed)- an awesome gospel drummer.
You should check out his impossible Bongo song. Mind blowing.
This Lisa’s hubby Cass, lol, your voice reminds me of Dad on Bluey
At least ES is using two sticks and not lighting a cigarette while playing.
GOAT
Great drummer. One note: He uses a Yamaha EAD10. So he can miss his hits and "turn it up " later. I would like to hear him in a live session. I'm not putting the guy down, he is a monster! Just the same, I'd like to hear the natural sound an just how well it matches up to the final product.
But, he is making the hits. He is quick. He has been playing drums for years, that's obvious
How would that be possible?
It's a single mic, it should be really hard to cover up without it being noticeable.