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Absolutely! When I was listening to this I was like 'it's a perfect song, what would you even change?' and was so happy that it was a 'straight cover'. Still a pleasure just to watch him kill it!
What's really great about a pro drummer like you doing a virtually note for note cover is that it shows the same parts can still sound vastly different based on the musicians own feel, technique, and equipment. It still feels like your take on playing the parts because it encompasses your immense technical precision and how rock solid your internal clock is.
With Estepario he can definitely play a song almost note for note. On the other hand like for a stringed instrument such as a guitar or Dobro (like I play), I can play pretty close to what I recorded on stage but I’m not sure that I ever played a song note for note as interpretation, mood, accents from band members maybe playing some other runs, licks, etc., that you feed off of & it can change exactly how you play it for that night. I’ve been playing music for 41+years & that’s just my 2-cents worth!
@@scottsozmtns7534 And that's worth more than 2 cents...... Watching a skilled drummer is just intoxicating to me because my body just don't move like that anymore
Taylor's death still hits me hard, he was such a huge part of not just the band, but as a real character and best friend to Dave. To see Dave so sad at that time absolutely killed me as we are all used to seeing him be the court jester, jokes and smiles, it was just an awful time in the band's history.
I knew Taylor way back when he was a grom surfer kid in Laguna Beach. It was super fun to watch his career knowing he was a total goofball when he was younger. We lost a good one when he died. 😢
@03:04 i saw that drumstick quiver. This is FF's closing song and is 4.10 minutes of 16th note hell. To think Hawkins played this night after night, as the last song of every single live set they ever did, playing almost non stop 16th notes on that high hat... Waiting for that brief break at 03.05 must have been an absolute god send. Well done mate, this is true perseverance.
Taylor was like a wind-up monkey. Wind him up and watch him go. He NEVER slowed down. There's not many live bands that you watch the drummer more than the players up front. He was certainly on that short list.
The hands shaking, the explosive excess of energy coming back from a breakdown...the soul of a drummer with nothing but love for his craft and unequalled respect for those who inspired him. I been watching Siberiano from nearly the beginning because I got that vibe from him in his room early stages.
The sheer endurance of sustaining that takes a lot of practice. I've been working on this song a little bit at time for better than a decade and wrist motion helps keep the extra juice to keep going but shooooo it's a workout. I wish I could do the fills. More time and practice
It’s ok. Drummers should work their single strokes up to this level. And a bit higher. Just to be safe. It takes some work. But it’s not impossible. Start slow and remain relaxed. I think this song is 160bpm or something. Being stabile in the all mighty RLRL is a by far a drummers most important tool. You won’t go far without a mastery of this. I’ve actually played this very song many times just to practice.
I love your short of Message in a bottle and I know many people would love to see a full version of another great song. Thank you for the amazing content!!
@peterg91 Symphony X is my favorite Band. The best Band of The world by Far But Symphony X is not to idiots like you But Symphony X is not to idiots like you
@tiagofernandes9156 Foo Fighters is much simple and boeing. Nothing special I am Very perfeccionist and demanding I like complex, technical united with feeling Foo Fighters is only poor pop rock
I would love to hear your version of U2's Sunday Bloody Sunday. When I was 5 my brother made a bet with me that I'd never be able to play that intro. That was the catalyst I used to learn how to play. 30 years later I'm still here drumming along like the rest of you.
I think I have listened to this video around 50 times. Let me see how to say this. In the world of music, there are not a lot of musicians who know what the music is supposed to sound like. When you find the ones that do it’s a treat to listen to them, because you know they’ve got it. This song doesn’t need any tweaking, but only a person who knows what it’s supposed to sound like would know that.
That feel, that energy, that whatever the f**k you is, that you have got comes through so powerfully. Awesome tribute. It'll be amazing to see you play live and in person someday🤟
I believe most musicians have a great time when performing in public, but I never felt like anybody have a greater time than Taylor Hawkins playing with Foo Fighters. The energy, the pure joy, they are amazing. You can see that in any video of any Foo Fighters' concerts. We miss you, man.
I'm 48 and can never make it through this song with out shedding a tear. Dave Grohl played this song live on the Howard Stern show the morning I found my fiance cheating on me. It holds a special hellish meaning for me and always brings back that emotion. The World Has Turned by Weezer is another one.
I'm in tears. Thank you so much for such a great cover that honors Taylor in an amazing way. I think what really strikes me the hardest is the power you play with reminds me of how Taylor's son Shane played My Hero at his dad's tribute concert. My comment on Shane's performance; "Shane hits the drums with the fury of a million suns, raging at a universe who took his dad way too soon." Your energy while playing Everlong is right there with Shane's. I didn't know I needed to cry today. Thank you so much. ❤❤
This is alongside RHCP's "Don't forget me" my favorite song of all time, and I'm beyond grateful for your performance. As a drummer myself, this has got to be one of the most emotional playing experiences, all the pain goes away when you play it. You're a legend, man!
@@captgeech absolutely! altho i love every album Frusciante is on, there's just something about by the way that i adore. The intro to venice queen says it all
Bro. It's still my fav FF song ever for 20 years for 25 years. I really appreciate that you did not do " too much" on this, but you absolutely killed it. Your sound is exceptionnal as always, and your drumming is impeccable on this. I can tell you like the song . Rip Taylor Hawkins P.S I really like early QOTSA, and there's some great drums, maybe out of " Songs For the Deaf" ...??
Vastly underrated ability to match the colors of every drum piece to the song. So many covers just use the kit they have and never adjust for the of each cymbal, toms, kick and snare drums. Amazing job my friend. Taylor was a technique master. Hope to see his music and spirit lives on forever.
Couldn’t give this anymore likes! Taylor was a stellar human and a pocket drummer. (Also an incredible vocalist) He is so missed in this world. Thanks for being the amazing artist you are, as well!!
It's a real testament to who Taylor was as a drummer that EES, who goes hard fast and tough on everything, and makes it look effortless to boot, looks visibly out of breath after playing this song. Great cover, friend.
@@commodor15 That's true, however I'm sure Taylor has played it more than Grohl. It's an iconic track, by a band with 2 iconic drummers. Who even cared if only one of the drummers wrote this track, both are legends.
Thank you for playing this straight up! I think you are a fantastic drummer, but playing this how you did is extremely respectful to such a wonderful man that Taylor was. Thank you!
Dave grohl is the GOAT of drummer and writing drum parts. Changing very little shows much respect for the massive song writing and performances oh this track (rip - Taylor)
@@elmhurst86 Dave wrote and recorded drums for Everlong. At the time William Goldsmith was playing drums for Foo Fighters, but Dave wasn't happy with his drumming and did it himself, hence why William left afterwards and Taylor joined.
I've been waiting for this for forever. RIP Taylor Hawkins, may he live forever in our hearts. Edit: I do know that Taylor joined in 1999 and that Everlong was made in 1997 in 'The Colour and The Shape' and was recorded by Dave. I know my Foo Fighters dates, alright so stop telling me shit I already know.
y'all do realize Dave wrote the drum part and not Taylor right? Taylor wasn't even in the studio for the recording of that album.... Or a member of the band....
Mad respect to you man, this song has gotta be one of the best songs that has ever been created, and you certainly did it justice with ur incredible playstyle, without changing the feeling, or the shape of the song! Rest in peace Taylor.
Not going to lie. Taylor was one of my top 3 influences. My band plays the song at almost all of our shows. This both brought a tear to my eye, and inspired me to strategically copy a couple of the things you just did. Thank you for this. This was amazing.
Just wanted to add my own comment to the thousand before me, this is probably my favorite video you have done to listen to. The other ones which show your insane technical ability are incredible, but I think because of that, watching a video where what stands out is feeling and how it just sounds (which probably sounds like a weird thing to say haha) but its like, its the emotional side that I think you nail completely.
Just a note ... While taylor played it live, the drum parts and album version were written and played by dave grohl. Everlong is much more Dave's song than Taylor's. Still love the cover.😊
@@timaustin77xmaybe. But that wasn't Taylor playing on the original track used here. Don't get me wrong, I love Taylor's playing as well as this godlike drumming phenom. It's just that Everlong is a Grohl song, completely. There are better tunes that more represent Taylor just a few years later in the Foo's catalog
All the songs on "The Colour and the Shape" are Dave Grohl songs. He basically laid down the sound for all of it to see how it would be received before he got a band together. This does in no way detract from any of the band members though.
It mad that even though Taylor didn't write this drum part or even play it on the album, the second he played it live it instantly became all his own. Shows just how special he was, RIP Taylor. For a request, would you perhaps consider Kingdom by Devin Townsend? You could do so much with the kick in that song.
Great cover of a great song! The original drum parts were recorded by Dave Grohl though. Live, Taylor did his absolute best to keep the same vibe going while giving it his own twist to it
@@OzLovellyeah it’s just sort of strange to do an in memoriam dedication by covering a song that the guy neither wrote nor recorded. It would be like if someone chose to memorialize me by reading out a report that one of my coworkers wrote and published several years before I worked at my company. Still a sweet gesture, but also a bit awkward.
When Taylor was Alanis's drummer, he came out for soundcheck and asked us what we wanted to hear, I yelled "Bulls on Parade." This happened at Red Rocks while we were setting up FOH. He rocked that shit for us. RIP Taylor ✌🏻❤️🤘🏻
incredible, amazing, i was in tears at the break seeing your hands shaking and sliglhtly bleeding, the emotion in your eyes said it All! Bravo brother! a true tribute to the fallen.
Bro seeing this reiterates how he was as a drummer, it flows so strong, so good to see your love for it, 27 years later and i still get the same buzz as the first time.
Dude I don’t even play drums (intermediate guitar player) but your ethnic has changed my life brutha. I overplay everything I get my hands on. Theme and variation is part of honoring the greats. Your micro expressions show everything. Great job. Thank you man.
Huge respect for your approach to this song. Your 100% right this song is perfect and doesn't need anything else. Learning this song back in the day on the drums was a true accomplishment and inspired me to be better RIP Taylor
This song has massive sentimental value to me as I have it connected with memories of my late grandpa. Love your admiration for Taylor trying to play it as close as he used to. Amazing cover, thanks.
Ya había visto este vídeo, pero me sentía en el deber de decirte que es el mejor homenaje que se le puede hacer a hawkins. Ah y otra cosa más... Gracias por todo. Yo no toco la batería, pero como aficionado a la música he encontrado oro en tu canal. Y para finalizar, también agradecerte simplemente los momentos que brindas porque he pasado una temporada mala y créeme que todo ha sido más llevadero gracias a tí. Saludos crack!!!
I just saw this bud. No joke... Everlong is STILL my favorite rock song of all time ever since I bought that album in '97. Of course you nailed it as always and added your own flavor. May the fkn Rock gods allow you your well deserved throne
Imagine living next to this dude... rocking the fk out to every single mundane daily activity from making your coffee, to folding your laundry or pruning the plants in your garden... 🤘🤘
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I JUST RESTOCKED THE WHOLE MERCHANDISING STORE BECAUSE YOU GUYS BOUGHT LITERALLY EVERYTHING WHILE I WAS TOURING.
I DON'T KNOW WHEN I'LL BE BACK SO DON'T FORGET TO GRAB YOUR MERCH BEFORE IT RUNS OUT, IT MAY TAKE A WHILE FOR IT TO BE BACK!
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Fitting tribute!! You fuckin SLAYED this!! @elestepariosiberiano you're a fukin BEAST!!❤🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Simple perfection 🎉🎉🎉
Jellybelly from smashing pumpkins
Super cover bro! When can we see you play some blast?
"Squarepusher - Come On My Selector" would be the most insane drum cover 1000% impossible :) ¿¿que dius??
Mad respects for not overplaying the hell out of this song. You're such a legend.
Exactly brother
Proof that Taylor was the real legend!
@@blocklandia1770 it was Dave grohl who played drums on the colour and the shape, including everlong
I thought he would overplay the song. This is kinda that attempt at minimalist++ perfection tho.
@@py_a_thon this would be a hard one to overplay unlike The Weekend, the drums are pretty much perfect for the song
I love how he doesn't change it as much as usual. sometimes he just knows the song is perfect as it is
well with 16 chops timing, theres nt a whole lot of room for advancing coinsidering the hi hats work is non stop
@@thehellobandwiscthehelloba7655 He literally explains it at 4:30
Absolutely! When I was listening to this I was like 'it's a perfect song, what would you even change?' and was so happy that it was a 'straight cover'. Still a pleasure just to watch him kill it!
Innovation and decorations aren't necessary this isn't a comedy show
No need to change. It's Taylor Hawkins why would any one want to
Ultimate sign of respect- the god of drums playing your song without adding anything crazy- just enjoying and playing the original.
@@barnabyworthington5353 he’s arguably the god. I think this guys better…
Every drummer wants to have the high-hat 16ths in a song. Or is it 32nds? Whatever he’s doing!
Do people normally change up the notes when they do drum covers?
What's really great about a pro drummer like you doing a virtually note for note cover is that it shows the same parts can still sound vastly different based on the musicians own feel, technique, and equipment. It still feels like your take on playing the parts because it encompasses your immense technical precision and how rock solid your internal clock is.
Well said, and I have to agree 100%
He really leans into the pressure, especially the snare. IYKYK.
With Estepario he can definitely play a song almost note for note. On the other hand like for a stringed instrument such as a guitar or Dobro (like I play), I can play pretty close to what I recorded on stage but I’m not sure that I ever played a song note for note as interpretation, mood, accents from band members maybe playing some other runs, licks, etc., that you feed off of & it can change exactly how you play it for that night. I’ve been playing music for 41+years & that’s just my 2-cents worth!
The greatest respect ever! Just an amazing video to watch. You inspire the entire drumming community
@@scottsozmtns7534 And that's worth more than 2 cents...... Watching a skilled drummer is just intoxicating to me because my body just don't move like that anymore
3:09 Your hands are shaking.....you really got a lot of emotion going on.....making me cry.
Taylor's death still hits me hard, he was such a huge part of not just the band, but as a real character and best friend to Dave. To see Dave so sad at that time absolutely killed me as we are all used to seeing him be the court jester, jokes and smiles, it was just an awful time in the band's history.
I knew Taylor way back when he was a grom surfer kid in Laguna Beach. It was super fun to watch his career knowing he was a total goofball when he was younger. We lost a good one when he died. 😢
The drummer that lost a singer...who then became the singer who lost a drummer.
And still he kept it going without his “best friend” Grohl is an ass IMO
@@PNW_Sportbike_Life Such an empathetic response. Thank you.
Grow up @@PNW_Sportbike_Life
@03:04 i saw that drumstick quiver. This is FF's closing song and is 4.10 minutes of 16th note hell. To think Hawkins played this night after night, as the last song of every single live set they ever did, playing almost non stop 16th notes on that high hat... Waiting for that brief break at 03.05 must have been an absolute god send. Well done mate, this is true perseverance.
Taylor was like a wind-up monkey. Wind him up and watch him go. He NEVER slowed down. There's not many live bands that you watch the drummer more than the players up front. He was certainly on that short list.
@@shanebright1405 and it killed him, that energy was not natural
@sebastiannai4381 sadly, ita probably the heroin use earlier on in his life that killed him
The hands shaking, the explosive excess of energy coming back from a breakdown...the soul of a drummer with nothing but love for his craft and unequalled respect for those who inspired him. I been watching Siberiano from nearly the beginning because I got that vibe from him in his room early stages.
I'm not a drummer, but the 16ths CONSTANTLY on the hats throughout this song are just immense
usualy my arms start ti die before the 1st chorus...
The sheer endurance of sustaining that takes a lot of practice. I've been working on this song a little bit at time for better than a decade and wrist motion helps keep the extra juice to keep going but shooooo it's a workout. I wish I could do the fills. More time and practice
It’s ok. Drummers should work their single strokes up to this level. And a bit higher. Just to be safe. It takes some work. But it’s not impossible. Start slow and remain relaxed. I think this song is 160bpm or something.
Being stabile in the all mighty RLRL is a by far a drummers most important tool. You won’t go far without a mastery of this.
I’ve actually played this very song many times just to practice.
They make your arms want to fall off!! But I’m not a trained drummer so there’s probably a better way to do it than how I did.
Work from your wrists when it comes to the 16s. Don’t work hard, work smart.
The almost manic pacing of Everlong drums by a talented drummer is always a thing to behold. Badass job dude.
Foo Fighters is garbage
Stfu get a life bozo@@82mangini
@@82manginicoming from trash?
A true drummers song. Very dynamic, It starts out soft with a basic beat then harder and louder then a drop-off and back to some serious drumming
Dude, hard not to get emotional with that cover. Such a great song and clearly played with all the respect and passion it deserves. RIP Taylor
Taylor wasn't even part of foo fighters when this song was recorded !!!
I love your short of Message in a bottle and I know many people would love to see a full version of another great song. Thank you for the amazing content!!
Spot on! Love the cover. Best as close as original I have heard. 😮
Bass Drum mic is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
One of the few videos that you click "Like" before it even starts! Respect for honouring the original. RIP Taylor!
The fact that you didn't overplay it, and you didn't want to change a thing... Massive respect, Man. You're a good egg.
Dont F up perfection. Just stay in the pocket and everything will be just fine.
3:11 just a little blood for a fallen brother. This is a beautiful tribute to Taylor.
Yes, and he just keeps on going with the pain.
Master.
BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD
I understand but the drums on this song were written and recorded by Dave Grohl
Not Taylor's
So FUCKING clean!!!! Gets right to my soul! So badass!
Everlong is in my personal top 5 songs ever! I had fucking goosebumps the entire fucking time!! That was absolutely AWESOME!
Foo Fighters is garbage
Same here!!
@82mangini your fav group, jerk?
@peterg91
Symphony X is my favorite Band. The best Band of The world by Far
But Symphony X is not to idiots like you
But Symphony X is not to idiots like you
@@82mangini thanks will check that out
Favorite FF song of all time 👏🏻🥁
Same! and they are my favourite band ❤
Foo Fighters is garbage
@@82mangini I respect your opinion, but no!
@tiagofernandes9156
Foo Fighters is much simple and boeing. Nothing special
I am Very perfeccionist and demanding
I like complex, technical united with feeling
Foo Fighters is only poor pop rock
I would love to hear your version of U2's Sunday Bloody Sunday. When I was 5 my brother made a bet with me that I'd never be able to play that intro. That was the catalyst I used to learn how to play. 30 years later I'm still here drumming along like the rest of you.
That is a fantastic drum song. Good call!
Thank you for treating one of my favorite songs and bands of all time with so much respect. Keep kicking butt 💚
I saw Taylor Hawkins play it live and now I’ve seen my other favorite drummer play it💚respect bro
I just played this in a school concert literally today, it's incredible how you never have to change how you play it, it's already perfect.
I think I have listened to this video around 50 times. Let me see how to say this. In the world of music, there are not a lot of musicians who know what the music is supposed to sound like. When you find the ones that do it’s a treat to listen to them, because you know they’ve got it. This song doesn’t need any tweaking, but only a person who knows what it’s supposed to sound like would know that.
One of the best comments man 🎉
Brilliance of Dave's drumming talent. Such memorable drum arrangements.
i didn't want to be the one to break it to him, haha
@@andrewweeks448To be fair, I don't know if Taylor is responsible for all of it or if Dave had a part in the writing/composition of the drum part.
Dave wrote and recorded the drum track not Taylor.
@@loicjeannin6233 taylor wasn't in the band at the time
Dave is an average musician and drummer
Foo Fighters is garbage
I really needed this
How did you post an 1 ago
That feel, that energy, that whatever the f**k you is, that you have got comes through so powerfully.
Awesome tribute. It'll be amazing to see you play live and in person someday🤟
I believe most musicians have a great time when performing in public, but I never felt like anybody have a greater time than Taylor Hawkins playing with Foo Fighters. The energy, the pure joy, they are amazing. You can see that in any video of any Foo Fighters' concerts. We miss you, man.
I’m 54 years old and…I’m crying…thank you! Full emotion!
53 here, and same reaction..
I'm 48 and can never make it through this song with out shedding a tear. Dave Grohl played this song live on the Howard Stern show the morning I found my fiance cheating on me. It holds a special hellish meaning for me and always brings back that emotion. The World Has Turned by Weezer is another one.
same, 49 I love your overplaying but also have mad respect for not this once.
64 here. I'm with ya bro...
I love how I can see your hands shaking during the break. It really shows that you're giving it your all
I'm in tears. Thank you so much for such a great cover that honors Taylor in an amazing way. I think what really strikes me the hardest is the power you play with reminds me of how Taylor's son Shane played My Hero at his dad's tribute concert. My comment on Shane's performance; "Shane hits the drums with the fury of a million suns, raging at a universe who took his dad way too soon." Your energy while playing Everlong is right there with Shane's.
I didn't know I needed to cry today. Thank you so much. ❤❤
Mate, I hear you ❤
Much respect. Nothing wrong with honoring a fallen idol and staying true to the source material.
Dave recorded this part, not Taylor
Much respect, you have really captured the blinding energy of Taylor and kept this true to it's form. Thank you
This is alongside RHCP's "Don't forget me" my favorite song of all time, and I'm beyond grateful for your performance.
As a drummer myself, this has got to be one of the most emotional playing experiences, all the pain goes away when you play it.
You're a legend, man!
Love both songs, great choices
Hey. Thanks, i almost forgot about this song. By the way is not my favorite, but there's definitely some gems like this one. Cheers!
absolutely love By The Way my favorite rhcp album by far. frusciante is brilliant on that one
😊
@@captgeech absolutely! altho i love every album Frusciante is on, there's just something about by the way that i adore.
The intro to venice queen says it all
Bro. It's still my fav FF song ever for 20 years for 25 years. I really appreciate that you did not do " too much" on this, but you absolutely killed it. Your sound is exceptionnal as always, and your drumming is impeccable on this. I can tell you like the song . Rip Taylor Hawkins
P.S I really like early QOTSA, and there's some great drums, maybe out of " Songs For the Deaf" ...??
Vastly underrated ability to match the colors of every drum piece to the song. So many covers just use the kit they have and never adjust for the of each cymbal, toms, kick and snare drums. Amazing job my friend. Taylor was a technique master. Hope to see his music and spirit lives on forever.
Couldn’t give this anymore likes! Taylor was a stellar human and a pocket drummer. (Also an incredible vocalist) He is so missed in this world. Thanks for being the amazing artist you are, as well!!
Taylor was an average musician and drummer
But he didn’t write the drum part of this song
EES, by comparison, sounds like he's slightly ahead of the beat, pushing. Very consistent though, to be sure.
a natural beauty of a song. Thank you for the respect. RIP Taylor
It's a real testament to who Taylor was as a drummer that EES, who goes hard fast and tough on everything, and makes it look effortless to boot, looks visibly out of breath after playing this song. Great cover, friend.
こんな普通に叩いてるの初めて見た！
Foofightersの特別な曲、最高だった
Taylor is smiling right now.
He’s proud of this exceptional cover.
Love drummers who just drive drive drive. Taylor was a driver. You really drive, dude. That tom work is legit. Keep driving.
Rest in peace, Taylor. You gave us so much joy with your music.
This is actually a Grohl drum track....
@@commodor15 That's true, however I'm sure Taylor has played it more than Grohl. It's an iconic track, by a band with 2 iconic drummers. Who even cared if only one of the drummers wrote this track, both are legends.
Foo Fighters is garbage
@@82mangini so is your mum, but she still passed through the team like a joint
@viccelito
Foo Fighters is only a simple boring pop rock Band. Nothing special
Taylor was an average drummer and Dave Grolh is a Very poor musician
Esta cancion es perfecta, gracias por no cambiarle muchos detalles !
Ahora me dieron ganas de escuchar tu version de My Hero.
Estaría genial, buen apunte.
Thank you for playing this straight up! I think you are a fantastic drummer, but playing this how you did is extremely respectful to such a wonderful man that Taylor was. Thank you!
Dave grohl is the GOAT of drummer and writing drum parts. Changing very little shows much respect for the massive song writing and performances oh this track (rip - Taylor)
Huh?
@@elmhurst86 Dave wrote and recorded drums for Everlong. At the time William Goldsmith was playing drums for Foo Fighters, but Dave wasn't happy with his drumming and did it himself, hence why William left afterwards and Taylor joined.
@@IvanLjubesicljubax Lol! My comment was sarcasm. Dave Grohl, the G.O.A.T. drummer?!?! Even HE would laugh at that comment!
I've been waiting for this for forever. RIP Taylor Hawkins, may he live forever in our hearts.
Edit: I do know that Taylor joined in 1999 and that Everlong was made in 1997 in 'The Colour and The Shape' and was recorded by Dave. I know my Foo Fighters dates, alright so stop telling me shit I already know.
he lives in his drum parts! In hearts of many fans and friends. A Legend
Taylor will live forever, just like Dave
Legends live forever
You mean you've been waiting for this Everlong
y'all do realize Dave wrote the drum part and not Taylor right? Taylor wasn't even in the studio for the recording of that album.... Or a member of the band....
I love that you played this as it is. You’re right…it’s already perfect. Thanks for doing it justice.
Such a beautiful tribute!
Thank you
4 million! Wow. Well-earned.
Love your setup here. Kick, snare, hat, ride, crash,1 tom. Would love to see more metal drummers use this setup
1:59 I think every drummer feels that. Well played sir, well played
100% felt that. Amazing cover
When a drum cover makes you cry. Fantastic job of course.
same
Now imagine playing 23 more songs after this? Drummers are frickin athletes!
Mad respect to you man, this song has gotta be one of the best songs that has ever been created, and you certainly did it justice with ur incredible playstyle, without changing the feeling, or the shape of the song! Rest in peace Taylor.
Not going to lie. Taylor was one of my top 3 influences. My band plays the song at almost all of our shows. This both brought a tear to my eye, and inspired me to strategically copy a couple of the things you just did. Thank you for this. This was amazing.
Never ever have I seen a cover of this song with a drummer doing the intro with a joyful face, your technique is incredible!
I've never seen a snare miced like that...and it sounds AWESOME
He's the goat. It's simple. Goat marketing. Goat delivery. Goat appearance. GOAT
Just wanted to add my own comment to the thousand before me, this is probably my favorite video you have done to listen to. The other ones which show your insane technical ability are incredible, but I think because of that, watching a video where what stands out is feeling and how it just sounds (which probably sounds like a weird thing to say haha) but its like, its the emotional side that I think you nail completely.
I needed this
Symphony of destruction
And Seasons in the Abyss, I feel like he'd be able to add some really cool stuff to that already awesome drum track
Magic. The drum fills in this song are sick! Thank you for your tribute and God bless Taylor.
Just a note ... While taylor played it live, the drum parts and album version were written and played by dave grohl. Everlong is much more Dave's song than Taylor's.
Still love the cover.😊
Taylor has played it a whole lot more than Dave though
@@timaustin77x Yeah but he's playing along with Dave not Taylor...
@@timaustin77xmaybe. But that wasn't Taylor playing on the original track used here. Don't get me wrong, I love Taylor's playing as well as this godlike drumming phenom. It's just that Everlong is a Grohl song, completely. There are better tunes that more represent Taylor just a few years later in the Foo's catalog
@@AMurder0fCrowswe all know Dave played it originally
All the songs on "The Colour and the Shape" are Dave Grohl songs.
He basically laid down the sound for all of it to see how it would be received before he got a band together.
This does in no way detract from any of the band members though.
That was insane!
I like watching the floor tom reverb from the bass energy. Flawless cover from Estep, as usual.
It mad that even though Taylor didn't write this drum part or even play it on the album, the second he played it live it instantly became all his own.
Shows just how special he was, RIP Taylor.
For a request, would you perhaps consider Kingdom by Devin Townsend? You could do so much with the kick in that song.
YES PLEEEEASE KINGDOM BY DEVIN TOWSEND OMG
Great cover of a great song! The original drum parts were recorded by Dave Grohl though. Live, Taylor did his absolute best to keep the same vibe going while giving it his own twist to it
Yeah people seem to forget that Dave is a drummer 😂
He said in lovimg memory of Taylor, he never said that Taylor wrote it
@@OzLovellyeah it’s just sort of strange to do an in memoriam dedication by covering a song that the guy neither wrote nor recorded. It would be like if someone chose to memorialize me by reading out a report that one of my coworkers wrote and published several years before I worked at my company. Still a sweet gesture, but also a bit awkward.
@@themillera9well put.
@@asylumental lol not like he ever did anything big on the kit...lol time is f'ed
that was absolutely mesmerizing and inspiring. incredible rendition
You play with so much heart and compassion. I noticed your right hand slightly shaking from emotion. So much respect. Much love.
This is gonna be great I recommend that you do painkiller by Judas Priest next
Man, absolutely love this! Thank you for honoring Thawk. Had the honor of being his tech for 13 yrs and friend for over 20. He is missed big time.
When Taylor was Alanis's drummer, he came out for soundcheck and asked us what we wanted to hear, I yelled "Bulls on Parade."
This happened at Red Rocks while we were setting up FOH. He rocked that shit for us. RIP Taylor ✌🏻❤️🤘🏻
in the story that never happend............
@@sebg2086 Uh why would he make that up? Sounds pretty specific.
Dave plays grooves the perfect way. You cant mess with them.
Füking incredible. A beautiful tribute. Well done my man 💪🏽
Dave Grohl played drums on the original recording. Taylor Hawkins had not yet joined the band
Dude this song was actually recorded by Dave himself
Who cares? Taylor played it thousands of times.
@@whiskersb5296 some people care. it is misleading as one can tell by the comments.
The drums in Everlong were recorded by William Goldsmith of Sunny Day Real Estate
This song was recorded by William Goldsmith of Sunny Day Real Estate
@@jonathancairns9944 And then rerecorded by Dave which is why William left the band.
I love how he went from focusing so hard on playing the right notes but by 3:30 he was just singing along and jamming! ❤
who's cutting onions ?🥲
I am 😢
I want you to join the Foo
incredible, amazing, i was in tears at the break seeing your hands shaking and sliglhtly bleeding, the emotion in your eyes said it All! Bravo brother! a true tribute to the fallen.
4:35 …. With all due respect for Mr Hawkins… I’m quite sure it’s Dave Grohl that plays on the version you covered.
With all due respect you forget Taylor played it in every live performance
Bro seeing this reiterates how he was as a drummer, it flows so strong, so good to see your love for it, 27 years later and i still get the same buzz as the first time.
Dude I don’t even play drums (intermediate guitar player) but your ethnic has changed my life brutha. I overplay everything I get my hands on. Theme and variation is part of honoring the greats. Your micro expressions show everything. Great job. Thank you man.
Huge respect for your approach to this song. Your 100% right this song is perfect and doesn't need anything else. Learning this song back in the day on the drums was a true accomplishment and inspired me to be better RIP Taylor
5 minutes of the chills. Thanks for such a perfect visualization of why that drum track is so incredible.
Loved it and your style is alway 1st and best of class and 5 stars to infinity
The thing I respect most about him is how much respect he has for other drummers. He knows when to just honor the piece. Well done as always!
As perfect as perfect gets.... Awesome job on an amazing song, Man! Thanks for posting! 😀
This song has massive sentimental value to me as I have it connected with memories of my late grandpa. Love your admiration for Taylor trying to play it as close as he used to. Amazing cover, thanks.
Ya había visto este vídeo, pero me sentía en el deber de decirte que es el mejor homenaje que se le puede hacer a hawkins. Ah y otra cosa más... Gracias por todo. Yo no toco la batería, pero como aficionado a la música he encontrado oro en tu canal. Y para finalizar, también agradecerte simplemente los momentos que brindas porque he pasado una temporada mala y créeme que todo ha sido más llevadero gracias a tí. Saludos crack!!!
Jesus Joseph and mary... I feel so alive watching u play. Absolutely incredible
I just saw this bud. No joke... Everlong is STILL my favorite rock song of all time ever since I bought that album in '97. Of course you nailed it as always and added your own flavor. May the fkn Rock gods allow you your well deserved throne
OMG!! THAT WAS INCREDIBLE!! BEAUTIFULLY DONE!! Very tastefully covered, and PERFECT! THANK YOU!
No hay mucho que agregarle o improvisar frente a la version original. Fantastico cover!
Pure joy. That's exactly what I felt listening to and watching this.
Imagine living next to this dude... rocking the fk out to every single mundane daily activity from making your coffee, to folding your laundry or pruning the plants in your garden... 🤘🤘