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@stalheimskleivabeitostolen

3 жыл бұрын

You have by far the best (drumming) reaction channel on KZread. You deserve many more subscribers, I hope yoiu get them soon! I would love to hear your thoughts on Junna playing Queen or Yoyoka playing In the name of... :)

@janihaavisto79

Жыл бұрын

Are you a drummer you self? Because one reactor said that junna did lot rim hits in Through the Flames one.(TTAF) And all else that are drummers didn't mention that all, so was wondering if that guy(can't remember the reaction ch name) it had a Indian looking fella with him. 🇮🇳 He thinks he's funny, but he's just a clown. I've seen him play some instruments and he's okay, but not amazing. So thought maybe they were just jealous.

@vand3rhorst

Жыл бұрын

@@janihaavisto79 yeah I’m a drummer. Thinking back I don’t believe she hits the rim. There is a rimshot which gives a way louder snare hit but junna has near excellent form.

Junna is a force of nature! It's like she's having a conversation with the drums and cymbals. Love her!

@vand3rhorst

3 жыл бұрын

I completely agree, complete musculature control :D

One of many Japanese Female Drummers that are highly underrated! People think because she is flailing around, arms and hair all over the place, that all she is doing is hitting hard, but don't realize that she is doing all that while executing flawlessly!

One of my favorite parts with Junna is that she is such a breath of fresh air and everyone that seems to react to her covers always have a smile on their face and kind of makes me watch around to listen again and again to her drums and see how she spread joy in every song she does. Great react man! keep it coming c:

Respect!!!!Junna is beautiful!!! Good luck to you in everything!!!!!

@vand3rhorst

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much my new friend! :D

Junna is so amazing. And she's so cute, too! I like all the faces she makes while playing. Guitar players do this too. When they are playing solos, and really feeling it, they make faces. Like you said, it's a lot of practice, and a lot of muscle-memory.

@vand3rhorst

3 жыл бұрын

haha I love it too! one of my fav things about the other bands too is the sheer facial display haha it's almost like a 2nd show. xD

@TheCyberMantis

3 жыл бұрын

@@vand3rhorst That's why we love going to concerts! You don't get to "see" that when you listen to a CD or mp3's.

She is a Beast...i cant stop rewatching all of her videos...she is a Virtuoso for sure...Incredible....i play drums...but Beats Drums and Loves it.Blessings to her Young Lady!!!Flawless Victory again.

Thanks Vand3r! Great job! Thanks for the insightful reaction. I continue to believe she is the MOST ENTERTAINING Drummer on the planet. As well as, in the top echelon, as far as skill level. An absolute beast!

Watch Junna played with her group trio rock band KAKUMEI(TRiDENT-Japan) songs Voltage, No Regret, Utopia, before she left the band, the new drummer TRiDENT-Japan play just like her.... :)

Another thing these awesome Japanese Girl Drummers are ALL experts at is setting up and tuning their kits to match the song(s)/genre they are playing. As well as selection of the proper equipment for what they are playing. They have better ears and feel than many (other) professionals.

@riffgroove

3 жыл бұрын

That's not necessarily true. It's not that they're genetically gifted to be better drummers or musically superior in any way. They aren't. But there is a cultural mindset among the Japanese in general that says "If you're going to do something, be as good at it as possible." The Japanese as a race don't do anything "half-assed."

@Glen.Black.

3 жыл бұрын

@@riffgroove I didn't mention genetically gifted. I said they are experts in setting up and tuning, and in the selection of proper equipment and they have better ears and feel. All of these things can be, and probably are, a result of, like you said the Japanese cultural mindset. I agree with all that. Now as far as Yoyoka goes, however, I do believe she is gifted. She was directing band members how to play a song better when she was 4. Originally she did not read music and still barely does. She listens to a song twice then plays it (at age 10-11), a difficult song 4-5 times. These types of things are not a part of the cultural mindset, although she certainly possess that, in addition to, her natural ability to play the drums. Also, she makes almost every song she plays better than the original by adding the "Yoyoka Effect", another example of her natural talent.

Люблю смотреть и слушать исполнение,,junna,,.Это ,,DEMON,,вихрь,штурм,ураган эмоций и красоты.👍😀

Cant wait to get into more of these

Holy Hell, she is freakin amazing and this is what she was born to do. So entertaining to watch. Thank you for reacting to this video.

There are many great drummers out of Japan but I am not sure that there are any who are as happy and animated playing as Junno!! Her and Haruna(Lovebites) are a pair of dynamos I really enjoy but then again all of them are insanely talented: Marina - Aldious, Natsumi - Bridear, Mari - Mary's Blood, Nagisa - Trident, Haruka - Fate Gear, Suzuki - Scandal, Hirose - Band Maid, Tsunoda - Show Ya, Yuri - Gacharic Spin, Kanako - Hagane, Tamu - Nemophila, and so many others including some of the best Jazz drummers out there like Sato and Kawaguchi which might be the best technical ones playing today.

@Glen.Black.

3 жыл бұрын

Don't forget Yoyoka, she is way up there.

She is a female freak of nature...lol Love this girl

I enjoyed this. I saw other reactions but they just ooo and aaa. And said how awesome she was. No doubt, and nothing wrong. But hearing WHY is awesome. I learned something.

@vand3rhorst

2 жыл бұрын

Eyy that's awesome :D thanks for watching i hope you enjoy the channel. I am always around to chat.

JUNNA for sure is my favorite, more reactions please

Very good technical explanation of everything that happens :)

Great reaction and analysis, I always learn something! I love the attention you are giving Junna and Yoyoka, they are a big part of the future of rock.

@vand3rhorst

3 жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree more! I'm glad to have this awesome cycle going. it seems I'm producing 1 episode of each of these people per day, so almost 5-7 per week. so that's awesome.

She is pounding the shit out of her drums.

The wave thing that is talked about is all about timing.....you already know what is coming before it is there

Greetings Nick. I really enjoyed this video, your analysis and suggestions. JUNNA is amazing and an inspiration in many ways. The original DF "Through the Fire and Flames" had ZP Theart on vocals and in March 2011 DF brought in Marc Hudson. June 2014 saw the departure of Dave Mackintosh with Gee Anzalone taking over on the kit. "Ashes of the Dawn" was released in May 2017 so it has the 'new lineup' though was written by major song contributor Frédéric Leclercq - bass, guitars, backing vocals, who left the band at the end of 2019. They have a tentative replacement of Alicia Vigil on bass. I am quite curious about pedal spring tension. I have mine set as tight as they will go and kinda want to try more tension. My hands and feet are much too interconnected, still, with my left foot (I play right handed. Left-hand on snare, right on hi-hat & cymbals mostly except for fills) and inadvertently match my pedal work to my left-hand 'unconscious-ghost-notes'. Changing or stopping my left hand throws my feet out of whack. (?) I am working on changing that, but have no particular method to do so. Thanks again, I really appreciate your videos, and playing along on the live-streams, AND your LOVEBITES drum cover! Of course. That is who I 'play along' with mostly, to get my 'chops' up, improvising rather than 'duplicate' (beyond my current skill level).

@vand3rhorst

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot my dude :D It's great to still be in the game. :D I feel like I'm getting a little better with each video.

Nice informative reaction as always. Your right about the different ways she holds her sticks amongst some other things she does. I've seen Junna playing live when she was still with her former Band. She's definitely one of the hardest hitting drummers I've ever seen playing live.

@vand3rhorst

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, she has so much power it's almost unbelievable unless you SEE it.

A lot lot more is happening here than meets the eye, Junna (of course) makes it look effortless and second nature, not only is her timing tight on a faster bpm track but she is moving her head side to side making faces and doing exaggerated fun arm and body movements and the occasional stick trick that is not in time with her drums (out of sink body?) . Most drummers can only do this on much slower songs, high energy high bpm semi complicated songs and drummers are glued to the kit, to most it seems like she is just having fun but in reality she is actually playing 2 instruments her drums and her body this shit is Hard as F and next level

Hiya :) I know how to play the drums, but I am by no stretch of the imagination a drummer, but I also studied Kendo as a martial art for over 10 years. In Kendo one of the first principles you are taught is to practise until your sword becomes no sword. I didn't understand that properly for about 4 years, until I was doing kata one day, and suddenly instead of moving from position to position, I was flowing through them. I think that's what your talking about when you are talking about muscle memory and practise. If you do something enough times, with enough precision, after a period of time there is no conscious thought put into that particular thing, you can just do it without thinking, and by pure feel. Studies have shown that if you spend 700 hours practising anything you will become at the very least competent at it if not good, and if you spend 7,000 hours practising anything you will master it in terms of technical ability, so there is hope for me yet :) Really enjoyed both your reactions to Junna :)

No point in discussing “Headroom”….Junna bunji-jumps everything she does behind the kit.

Great react

We have a dedicated shorts channel now!

Junna は以前 ガールズロックバンド革命 のメンバーでしたが辞めて、新ドラマー Nagisa が加わってバンド名が TRiDENT に変わりました。 Nagisa も強打のパワードラマーです！ Junna was formerly a member of the ガールズロックバンド革命 ( Girls Rock Band Kakumei ), but she left and the band name was changed to TRiDENT with the addition of new drummer Nagisa. 　Nagisa is also a banging power drummer !

@user-tl2hn6yh5p

3 жыл бұрын

もう一人のお勧めドラマー 桐子(SAISEIGA) は不規則な曲が得意で、Dream Theater のカバーは見事です！ Another recommended drummer とーこ ( Tohko - ｍembers of SAISEIGA ) is good at irregular songs, and the Dream Theater cover is amazing !

"Love this Woman

Yes.. playing is lots of feels... and about drumming on kids drums! As usually with Dainashi.. speeded up the original: kzread.info/dash/bejne/doppqsmOZ8WxZ8Y.html

Never mind the the obvious fact that she is a total cutie, she is just a natural. We may never see the likes of her again...

A essa japinha toca muito eu Gosto muito

Cool video!

@gizmotis

3 жыл бұрын

lol

She is a very good and animated drummer but.....like myself when I first saw her, I figured her to be about 12 years old. Then I noticed her leg muscles were more than a 12 yr old would have so I looked her up. She is closer to 21 years old and has played in many Japanese bands. Kind of like BabyMetal that most unknowing think are very young kids when they are all into their 20's. That being said she is very good but not a child.

She is epic!!!!

awesome dude

20:10 yes.. through the fire and flames : zp theart (1999-2010) and ashes of the dawn : marc hudson (2010- )

Брат дай бог тебе здоровья

Hey man, have you done and Fleshgod Apocalypse yet? They are an Italian symphonic deathmetal band. They have this one guy who used to play drums in the band and was absolutely insane at it but then moved to guitar and vocals later on and kills that, too. Check out "The Violation" (that guy on drums still) and "Sugar" (moved to vocals/guitar and a different drummer)

@vand3rhorst

3 жыл бұрын

Not yet, but i've played a show with them ;) Francesco n I talk on the regular mwahahahaha. Francesco started as their frontman, then took over drums, then dave folcetto(last name sp?) took over but it honestly wasnt the same FA without francesco on drums! :D I LOVE THAT BAND THOUGH!!!!!

@NewAeonWarlord

3 жыл бұрын

@@vand3rhorst haha great :)

PERFECT.

Ребята вы ты такиии красивые

Awesome reaction as usual Sir but the explanation of the kick drum pedals at the beginning went completely over my head. I always have trouble with the balance of my pedals, any tips?

@vand3rhorst

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah absolutely, I'd love to help. I've found, I had a similar issue having not played toe down drum beats in a while. I switched to heel-toe technique due to arthritis in my ankles but now that I'm back I've come up with a few great exercises to compensate. 1. try finding the fulcrum point on your bass pedal that takes the LEAST amount of force to push down, and practice inthat 1 spot over n over, working on the single strike. For some reason if you practice slow n build up your body remembers it like 1000x easier and the practice becomes far shorter. 2. another great exercise is stretching your feet and toes believe it or not, you might not be as loose as you need to be which would cause tension in your playing which obv would cause you to almost 'fight' the notes as your playing them instead of being loose n going with the flow. :"D

@tuac11

3 жыл бұрын

@@vand3rhorst Thank you so much for the advice, which I have taken on board but what I meant about balance is that the left foot pedal always feels slightly lighter or heavier than the right which which is offputting and can make playing 16th or 32nd notes a bit inconsistent

@vand3rhorst

3 жыл бұрын

@@tuac11 I noticed that as well with my playing in the beginning and it has a LOT to do with having a dominate side, I will spend HOUUUUURSSSSS every week just doing single-leg single strokes over&over&over until I feel my legs strengthening independently. I had to work on building each individual body part up until it was completely independent haha. Took about 3 months. Not bad.

@tuac11

3 жыл бұрын

@@vand3rhorst Thank you again for the advice but because of my low boredom threshold I have trouble with that sort of practice. Hang on, just had a thought. I have to practice the songs from my bands so maybe I can lock down the hihat and use my left foot for the kick drum instead of the right until the left foot catches up. Should be interesting lol

Я вас всех люблю

海外の人がジュンナさんの動画上げてるけどいつか海外からのオファー掛かるかも？

Очень

bonjour a tous, Junna elle est comme un chef dans sa cuisine , elle foudroie tout le monde , elle est amusante,, quel talent , c'est un chef bravo

@vand3rhorst

3 жыл бұрын

Bonjour!

Bro, plz react to drummer OKI FADHLAN from Indonesia, he played drum and sound like AK47 machine-gun.. :)

@vand3rhorst

3 жыл бұрын

Id love to! This is going on the list rn :D Thank you so much.

私も彼女が大好きなんだけど、ペインキラーかライジングフォースもリアクションして欲しい。

Это моя девочка

Seems there are more female Japanese metal bands coming

Джуна спмая красивая она одна ине всё просто слела😅все сде😮ок

Drum with japan technology

do you think she drinks decaf?

Японка

I have to say, I still find Yoyoka more pleasing to listen to.

@Glen.Black.

3 жыл бұрын

Yoyoka for sure is my favorite, but JUNNA is Awesome as well. JUNNA is different, in another class as far as energy and facial expressions. Yoyoka is technically better, but JUNNA not far behind and very entertaining.

Я с России

This was a great analysis! I am not a drummer ... and you see pro drummer reactions (as billed) all the time. Most of them are so dumbfounded all they can do is ask where the mics are. Yours was really in depth and interesting even as "just" a listener. I follow Junna sometimes ... she is a great drummer. I found her following music out of Japan as I am a huge BAND MAID fan and spend hours listening to the girls, especially Akane and Misa. I see you have done "FREEDOM" ... that is my next stop ;) . This is just fun ... kzread.info/dash/bejne/fYSbr6ZmnrOvhLQ.html

@vand3rhorst

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much my new friend :D

Junna は一生懸命たたいていますが。楽しさは全然伝わりません。いつか、毛虫が蝶に変わる時が来ればいいですが。

Ты в эфиое брат

Нет это красивая девушка

Братан поддержи меня😊

there is always a tiny asian doing it better than the original ;) get used to it ;D

Your pronounciation is incorrect. It's not Djunna, just Junna. So drop "d" off.

@vand3rhorst

3 жыл бұрын

I don't feel I was pronouncing the 'D' if I was, it's due to my southern drawl hahaha apologies friend!

@vand3rhorst

3 жыл бұрын

down in the south J's start with a d lmao

You lost me at the vaping crap. Sorry, you otherwise seem quite intelligent

@vand3rhorst

2 жыл бұрын

I have no idea how the two are related but sorry to see you go.