I appreciate the most Michael Lee's version in English, classic but strong, with a special "what you started, I didn't start it!" Nevertheless this version here is so fresh, so good.
He doesnt just go right into the "WWWWHHHHHYYYYY!!!!!?!??!?!?!?" he builds up the intenstiy a,d the song just explodes from there! he makes this TRUE rock!
I feel like this is probably the best ACTED Gethsemane I've ever seen, which is impressive given the fact that one of his hands is taken by a microphone! I think Drew really takes us for a ride here, hitting all the points of weariness, to questioning, to frustration, to anger, almost to terror, and finally back to this heartbreaking sadness. His gestures and use of his eyes are amazing. His choice to go to the floor and delivery on "where and how" gets me too. That's why I like it, at least!
I think this is so out of the ordinary because most Jesus's are much more content and Drew decides to play out the emotions to highest degree which, I think, embodies the song very well.
Ian Gillan, Drew Sarich, Ted Neeley, Steve Balsamo and Kamil Strihavka are my favourites for Gethsemane. Maybe this one is the best live performance of Gethsemane.
Wow, I totally adore him!! It's JCS "in concert" but he really breaks down on stage - even in concert. He doesn't play Jesus, he IS Jesus!! I love his interpretation of this very aggressive Jesus who struggles with his father and his mission! when I heared this song sung by Drew the first time I finally understood it - understood the fight Jesus was in during this situation / song, that he was afraid of death like any other human being and I really felt the desperation! Bravo, Drew!
Every time i'm high, it feels like this performance is too massive and i have to switch the clip before my head explodes or just flips.. But then, when i'm not hi, i could watch this over n over again because this is so good.
Funny to see you here on another Drew Sarich JCS video, but completely agree lol. One of the best to do it imo. As for Judas, my top 5 rankings are Carl Anderson at #1, Drew Sarich at #2, Zubin Varla at #3, Tim Minchin at #4, and Brandon Victor Dixon at #5.
@@JustAnotherBuckyLover Happy to put people on Zubin’s version, just FYI he’s the Judas to Steve Balsamo’s Jesus. His “Heaven on Their Minds” is seriously amazing, I really like how desperate and scared he sounds. Sucks there was never a live recording of the play cause I’m sure his acting was off the charts
i like this because he doesn't follow the original, he puts his own syle on it which works better than most because it has emotion not just a guy following the band and singing about something than doesn't fit how they sound emotionally.
As much as I like and appreciate his great voice and technique, I really get quite annoyed by the fact that he keeps changing the melody, to the point where good part of the song doesn't have anything to do with the original score anymore. Just because you're able to do certain things, doesn't mean you have to do them. He should stick more to the score and keep the other stuff for his own, original projects. Taking liberties is a good thing and helps interpretation, but this is frankly way too much.
I've never been able to enjoy anyone but Neeley's voice with this song. Not only did this guy shock me, I can feel a rabbit hole of binge watching coming. Really hope there's lots of content.
Been a fan of Drew Sarich for years and just now finding this performance of his. As always he does a great job. But this performance of Gethsemane is very unique. Technically in a lot of ways he makes mistakes, but they seem on purpose. He has a way he's rehearsed this song and has chosen to perform it and it deviates greatly from the norm, and I absolutely love that. What a great showcase of his vocal talent as well as his acting ability.
I have come back to this video periodically for 10 years. Drew taught me how far you someone can take the emotional impact of a song. This hits so hard, and i'm forever in awe.
I like how Drew approaches the song very in a very unapologetic manner; he's singing to God, but he comes off as seeming as though he sees himself as God's equal, which is good, considering the character he's portraying. At the same time, the emotion, passion, and anger in the song reveals his humanity, making Drew's Jesus a complex one. Honestly, I prefer Drew's Judas to his Jesus, but I think his interpretation of Jesus is interesting--maybe a bit arrogant for me at points, but interesting.
I like those ones with unique takes on this song. thats why I value Ian Gillan, Ted Neeleey, and Steve Balsamo on the top of the list. And yes, this guy definitely deserves a spot at the top of my list.
Wild, right? I have watched more versions of Gethsemane then there are on this earth. And even though I'm quite the purist... and this version did take multiple listens to appreciate his choices... this is just the best one. Absolutely glorious.
I’ve been blessed to see Ted Neely many times in this role, and I was always moved. But oh my Drew gets me deep down in gut. I would love to see him perform. Wow wow. He is blessed with talent.
What I love about drew when he plays Jesus is he treats him like every normal person, he has feelings and cares for the people he is guiding but also is creating his own life whilst showing with way of God towards his followers. But Drew gives Jesus the only time to scream and let out his fears, because ultimately, he doesn’t want to die and is questioning his father’s word but why should he die if he sees no point to his death. He has come to his crossroads, he’s so sad here Jesus but drew plays him so aggressive that conveys that he’s scarier, to me anyway, than Judas and is filled with much more rage he just wants to know why should he give his life when he wants to be alive like every one else.
Saw the original in 1977, this is one of the greatest songs,of well, great songs! Sarich's is an amazing, moving performance. To be able to sing like he can must be a trip ..
@MrVictorPhineas Training. He has worked very hard like every other vocalist to train his vocal mechanism to do exactly what he wants it to without creating any tension. The tension in ones voice is what causes strain, pain and in the end ruins the voice. So in the end it is his intense physical willpower, hours of training and the fact that he was born with such a magnificent vocal mechanism. All I am saying is you can't buy a sound like that. In the end it is God given.
This is one of the best ones i have seen. It originally is a Rock Opera esque type musical with heavy funk influence, as is mentioned by many people. This interpretation shows the emotion of the actual scene in the film and is more of a rock interpretation. 5 stars thumbs up!
In my book, Drew's version of Gethsemane is the second best of all who perfromed the song. The first and the best is Ian Gillan, second is Drew Sarich and third is Ted Neeley.
Fell down a UA-cam rabbit hole and watched about 30 versions of “Gethsemane” tonight. This one still hits me the hardest. Powerful emotion throughout.
I appreciate the most Michael Lee's version in English, classic but strong, with a special "what you started, I didn't start it!" Nevertheless this version here is so fresh, so good.
lol its a club.. welcome!
huh, I did EXACTLY that a few weeks ago.... and also concluded this is the most intense one.
Unfortunately, he's the best Jesus, because he's also the best Judas.
Drew’s new one just came out it’s amazing
He doesnt just go right into the "WWWWHHHHHYYYYY!!!!!?!??!?!?!?" he builds up the intenstiy a,d the song just explodes from there! he makes this TRUE rock!
I feel like this is probably the best ACTED Gethsemane I've ever seen, which is impressive given the fact that one of his hands is taken by a microphone! I think Drew really takes us for a ride here, hitting all the points of weariness, to questioning, to frustration, to anger, almost to terror, and finally back to this heartbreaking sadness. His gestures and use of his eyes are amazing. His choice to go to the floor and delivery on "where and how" gets me too. That's why I like it, at least!
back again for this version. so fuuuuukin powerful
Cuando una reacción a esta versión de getsemani? Grande Drew Sarich
I love how Drew embraced the rock opera spirit of the show. He hits it so hard and the result is absolutely devastating.
I live for this song and this is the best version of, "Gethsemane" I've ever heard. His ad-lib choices are so original and his range is out of bounds.
3:59 was the most brilliant use of a microphone ever.
I think this is so out of the ordinary because most Jesus's are much more content and Drew decides to play out the emotions to highest degree which, I think, embodies the song very well.
I can't believe he blew away Ted Neeley and every guy on UA-cam that I've seen sing this song!!
Not Ian Gilllan
Ian Gillan, Drew Sarich, Ted Neeley, Steve Balsamo and Kamil Strihavka are my favourites for Gethsemane. Maybe this one is the best live performance of Gethsemane.
Wow, I totally adore him!! It's JCS "in concert" but he really breaks
down on stage - even in concert. He doesn't play Jesus, he IS Jesus!!
I love his interpretation of this very aggressive Jesus who struggles
with his father and his mission!
when I heared this song sung by Drew the first time I finally understood it - understood the fight Jesus was in during this situation / song, that he was afraid of death like any other human being and I really felt the desperation!
Bravo, Drew!
'so why then am I scared...' I love the way he sings that part
Every time i'm high, it feels like this performance is too massive and i have to switch the clip before my head explodes or just flips.. But then, when i'm not hi, i could watch this over n over again because this is so good.
i listen to this when i'm high as well lool
Drew blows away the roles of both Judas AND Jesus... Amazing.
Funny to see you here on another Drew Sarich JCS video, but completely agree lol. One of the best to do it imo. As for Judas, my top 5 rankings are Carl Anderson at #1, Drew Sarich at #2, Zubin Varla at #3, Tim Minchin at #4, and Brandon Victor Dixon at #5.
@@Phasmania Haha well hi there again! I will have to check out Zubin Varla's performance. Thanks for the hint.
@@JustAnotherBuckyLover Happy to put people on Zubin’s version, just FYI he’s the Judas to Steve Balsamo’s Jesus. His “Heaven on Their Minds” is seriously amazing, I really like how desperate and scared he sounds. Sucks there was never a live recording of the play cause I’m sure his acting was off the charts
i like this because he doesn't follow the original, he puts his own syle on it which works better than most because it has emotion not just a guy following the band and singing about something than doesn't fit how they sound emotionally.
As much as I like and appreciate his great voice and technique, I really get quite annoyed by the fact that he keeps changing the melody, to the point where good part of the song doesn't have anything to do with the original score anymore. Just because you're able to do certain things, doesn't mean you have to do them. He should stick more to the score and keep the other stuff for his own, original projects. Taking liberties is a good thing and helps interpretation, but this is frankly way too much.
i agree. i like drew, but the song wasnt written accidently in a way it was. a bit change is okay, but this is another song now.
I've never been able to enjoy anyone but Neeley's voice with this song. Not only did this guy shock me, I can feel a rabbit hole of binge watching coming. Really hope there's lots of content.
One of my favorite performances of Gethsemane.
THAT FUCKING FRY SCREAM RIGHT BEFORE THE BELT!! AMAZING
Been a fan of Drew Sarich for years and just now finding this performance of his. As always he does a great job. But this performance of Gethsemane is very unique. Technically in a lot of ways he makes mistakes, but they seem on purpose. He has a way he's rehearsed this song and has chosen to perform it and it deviates greatly from the norm, and I absolutely love that. What a great showcase of his vocal talent as well as his acting ability.
I've never seen such a brilliant interpretation before. This man is a genius.
I have come back to this video periodically for 10 years. Drew taught me how far you someone can take the emotional impact of a song. This hits so hard, and i'm forever in awe.
Best performance of Gesthemane I've heard. Bold musical choices combined with a voice that can give that next level of energy to the high parts.
난 아직도 이분이 부르는 겟세마네의 전율을 잊지 못함...
2:42 such an amazing little riff he does there to fall onto that note
I only want to say, best version I've ever seen.
Raw vessel of passion, expression brilliantly executed 🙌💫💫
Just guided to experience some magic 🙏 just wow
I have to say this is my favorite performance of this song since Ted Neeley Did it for the movie. Great job!! I loved it!
Devastating peformance....sends shivers down my spine.
I like how Drew approaches the song very in a very unapologetic manner; he's singing to God, but he comes off as seeming as though he sees himself as God's equal, which is good, considering the character he's portraying. At the same time, the emotion, passion, and anger in the song reveals his humanity, making Drew's Jesus a complex one. Honestly, I prefer Drew's Judas to his Jesus, but I think his interpretation of Jesus is interesting--maybe a bit arrogant for me at points, but interesting.
Well, God Father is the only real bad guy in this musical. He holds every card.
One of the best performaces of this song I've ever seen!
his acting &voice are mind blowing... 2:25 why don't we see him more? literally giving me goooooosebumps.
still my fave gethsemene after all these years.
Wow what control! Incredible...
2:44 literally slays me
I like those ones with unique takes on this song. thats why I value Ian Gillan, Ted Neeleey, and Steve Balsamo on the top of the list. And yes, this guy definitely deserves a spot at the top of my list.
Fantástico, maravillosa interpretación 👏🎼🎤🎭♥️
Amazing....Oh my God!!! Who could sing like him?
This is the best performance of gethsamane I’ve ever seen!!!!!
I think I'm speechless... So intense
Wild, right?
I have watched more versions of Gethsemane then there are on this earth.
And even though I'm quite the purist... and this version did take multiple listens to appreciate his choices... this is just the best one. Absolutely glorious.
Would gleefully use a Genie wish on being able to see this live, but damn glad someone recorded it!
Damn. That was unexpected. Didn't think he would hit the high note but he nailed it. Great performance!
Every time I hear Drew Sarich I get goosebumps.
He's voice just pwnes me but I feel great with this ~.^
great performance I have ever seen...
I’ve been blessed to see Ted Neely many times in this role, and I was always moved. But oh my Drew gets me deep down in gut. I would love to see him perform. Wow wow. He is blessed with talent.
Wow. Just...wow!
Apart from his super excessive rubato at the beginning this was phenomenal. First time that I’ve felt this song is actually rock.
WoW! What a talent! I've seen his Judas too! Wow! He is effortless! God given.
That man is just 99.99 percent effort 😍❤️
sorry who said this guy didn't have the vocal ability to sign this. he is fukkkin gigantic. i'm shivering.
This sends chills down my spine!
In my opinion - this is the best performance of this song. Amazing singer, pure talent
I can’t stop listening to this. It’s that good.
listening to this one since i was 16. this is my favorite version.. he's truly talented.
Oh... This is actually good. Love it.
BEAUTIFUL.. Such a fan.
I love you Drew!
This is the real deal. Few can compare.
Absolutely amazing.
Well, whatever the song is called...
Drew Sarich TEARS IT UP!
Damn! He's good!
This video leaves me awe-struck every time. I love it!
This was great! Such a beautiful voice and an emotional and original performance.
I like how he grabs the microphone like metal style
This man is so amazing! i had never heard or seen him before except on here! Wow im speechless!
Chills. Damn.
What I love about drew when he plays Jesus is he treats him like every normal person, he has feelings and cares for the people he is guiding but also is creating his own life whilst showing with way of God towards his followers. But Drew gives Jesus the only time to scream and let out his fears, because ultimately, he doesn’t want to die and is questioning his father’s word but why should he die if he sees no point to his death.
He has come to his crossroads, he’s so sad here Jesus but drew plays him so aggressive that conveys that he’s scarier, to me anyway, than Judas and is filled with much more rage he just wants to know why should he give his life when he wants to be alive like every one else.
Goosebumps.. drew you're unbelievably talented
Thrillingly beautiful and powerful!
His voice gives me the chills. Amazing.
i saw this live twice (vienna and passau)... absolutely breathtaking... *loves*
Holy crap!!! This was AMAZING!
very good performance. Awesome sound, beautiful voice.... great man
the best version! excellent!
i seriously started crying when i saw that... he is so amazing!! i'm speechless...
I can't stop watching that clip .. he is so astonishing!
Saw the original in 1977, this is one of the greatest songs,of well, great songs! Sarich's is an amazing, moving performance. To be able to sing like he can must be a trip ..
What a voice!!! Fantastic!
this is amazing!!!
that was truly amazing i like the way he changed alot of the notes from the orig version love it love it, i bow to him
this is teh best singer I have seen in my entire life. honest.
I totally admire him.
@MrVictorPhineas Training. He has worked very hard like every other vocalist to train his vocal mechanism to do exactly what he wants it to without creating any tension. The tension in ones voice is what causes strain, pain and in the end ruins the voice. So in the end it is his intense physical willpower, hours of training and the fact that he was born with such a magnificent vocal mechanism. All I am saying is you can't buy a sound like that. In the end it is God given.
that is the best version i have ever heard of that song. seriously, Drew Sarich, you pwn that song!
This is my joint favourite performance of Gethsemane as well as Steve Balsamo's version. Both amazing! Drew is seriously OUTSTANDING!!
He is by far my Favorite!!! I enjoy singing his version perhaps because it's the hardest (y)
Best version of this song... not to mention he is an AMAZING Judas as well. Look it up.
That made my spine chill up... not many videos do that... AWESOME!!!
Amazing! Love it!
By far my favourite interpretation.
This version is just phenomenal, as it starts on that high note at 2:13 and doesn't come down until 2:49. Goosebumps for 36 seconds!
goosebumps all over.... wow!!!
2:42 My favorite part... What a clearly high note !!
What a voice! FANTASTIC! Love him! A Superstar voice!!!!!
это прекрасно!!! ❤
this is the best version hes absolutely class
This is one of the best ones i have seen. It originally is a Rock Opera esque type musical with heavy funk influence, as is mentioned by many people. This interpretation shows the emotion of the actual scene in the film and is more of a rock interpretation. 5 stars thumbs up!
Absolutely Absolutely Absolutely AMAZING
I just got goosebumps from this...
In my book, Drew's version of Gethsemane is the second best of all who perfromed the song. The first and the best is Ian Gillan, second is Drew Sarich and third is Ted Neeley.
Damian Lumen listen to Camilo sesto Spain cast from the 70s and Steve Balsamo from 1996/2005 remastered recording
Damian Lumen a
incredible talent !!!
Beat rendition of this piece bar none.
I love it! ^-^
WOW!!!!!!
this is just immense
absolutely stunnin