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JUNNA - Through The Fire And Flames - Drum Reaction ジュンナ
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
- Drum Nerds, hope you're all well and safe! Welcome to JUNNA - Through The Fire And Flames - Drum Reaction ジュンナ. This was highly recommended by many Drum Nerds so without fail, here it is!
This lady is absolutely unreal and such a crazy talent. This is my first video of hers and as such, I know there's heaps more to discover but believe me when I say - this is going to be one hell of an amazing journey!
Original video here - • 【 JUNNA 】Through The F...
Again thank you to all who have recently joined the Drum Nerd family, you're all just amazing and I can't wait for the future of this family!
Be well and stay safe.
Keep your stick on the ice,
Colin
#Junna #DragonForce #DrumReaction
The drummer from Dragon Force also reacted to this video, he was very impressed with her performance.
He stated that she's also adding her own ab-lib fills, on an already hard/fast song to play....he loved it to🥁🥁🥁
Link to video of Dragonforce Drummer reacting to Junna's cover: ruclips.net/video/2M2Hv5GuSn4/видео.html
She is having a drink in the video because the triples she added was not in the original song.
The drink is a reference to the video by the original artist. During the dueling guitar solo, as soon as the first guitarist finished his part he took a drink.
A wise man once said, "No matter what you do, no matter how good you are, there is a little Asian girl that is better."
All me to introduce you to Yoyoka, she won the Hit Like A Girl competition years ago. Look up the video that she sent as an entry.
Title: "Good Times, Bad Times - Led Zeppelin / Cover by Yoyoka, 8 year old"
Thank you for explaining that to me, now I understand :) It's a great phrase and very true! I will absolutely be interested in looking at that Zeppelin cover and no doubt blown away! Hope you're well.
It was the second guitarist, not Herman(who went first), that took the drink.
Next stop rising force drum Cover!!! 🙌 🙌 🙌
People have mentioned Yoyoka there is a video of her doing Deep Purple's Burn that Ian Paice just loved, she just turned 12 and follows reactions to her videos, most times she will comment on them and thank you, as a Liverpool fan, i was born there, i wasn't sure but i subscribed anyway, great reactions
Excellent commentary, Junna is nutso. There are so many talented Japanese drummers, I guess it's on to Yoyoka next. Try Burn or YYZ.
On her channel, there are dislikes to Junna playing this drum cover. They are from the 40 + year old blokes who can't even get the introduction part correct! 😄
Ha, it does take some people a bit more time to settle into things that may be new to them :P Well it's their loss in the end. Be well.
What a fantastic forum to witness such talent from around the world. Such a pleasure spending time with you and the many other like minded drum nerds out there. 👍💙😁💙
Glad you're enjoying the channel and all the nerdy-ness that comes with it. Hope to make more drum nerd family members daily - such good fun. Be well.
@@DRUMNERD Good insightful reaction. Junna is a self confessed nerd also (seen on Twitter). You should check out Yoyoka if you haven;t already, she is another awesome young lady drummer from Japan. Here is a good one (there are so many) from her: ruclips.net/video/6P-tTLmuKo0/видео.html
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.
Really enjoyed your reaction :)
Junna is a powerhouse disguised as a young Japanese woman. Besides her obvious talent, her joy while playing is such a treat to watch.
If I may suggest another band that has a top tier drummer to check out, Babymetal's main drummer Hideki Aoyama is next level, especially his kick-work. Songs like Road of Resistance, Tales of the Destinies, and many others showcase his robot-like precision and timing. They have to be live versions though, as the studio albums don't use the same musicians as the live performances. There are also a couple videos where the band performs instrumental intros where each member gets some time to shine. Rondo of Nightmare and Catch Me if You Can both have those intros, although the latter is only available as a crappy 'proshot' compilation.
Yes! Another Babymetal request. lol
Babymetal are just the girls. The band is called the "Kami Band".
@@linoarquiza5433 Sure, but the Kami Band IS part of Babymetal. Without them, we'd have Babybones and a backing track. No one wants that. 😉
@@jamesmcclung153 I actually don't want Babymetal, period.
@@linoarquiza5433 OH! Well alright then. Good talk. Take care.👍
JUNNA は、本当に凄いドラマーです。
If you watch the official video from DragonForce for through the fire and flames and during Herman lee's guitar solo the other guitarist picks up a beer and takes a drink while Herman lee is doing the solo and that's Junna's nod to them
I thought she was also having a bit of fun as a drummer, pointing out that guitarists can take a break but drummers keep on going on :)
A good reaction, Nerd.
What I’ve heard no one remark about, though….think about the relative length of those sticks to her diminutive arms.
That makes this all the more jaw-dropping…
Junna entertaining level is always 200% ! I also love the cover by " 響 / 摩天楼オペラ [Hibiki from Matenrou Opera]" you can check it out, or select another cover from him, whichever is good anyway, very technical drummer, especially his foot work.
Pilko, thank you for this - I will be sure to investigate and get one put up for a reaction. Maybe even try my hand at doing one as a cover. Be well.
Bro, you made my day with your professional insights, but as an absolute beginner i broke down when you said "unnecessary flamming" 😅🤣
Dee Dee, thank you so much for the kind words man! Really do appreciate it. Ha, flams are absolutely the bees knees but can't be there with the groove (unless intended) but then it sounds much different. Glad my nerdiness made you laugh :P Hope you're well.
She is fun to watch. Recently did Ghengis Khan from Iron Maiden. You deserve the subs Drum Nerd. Searched all over RUclips trying to find a drummer analyzing drums not the song overall. You are one of the few out there.
James, wow thank you so very much for that! I really appreciate the effort you took in doing so :) I'm glad to be of service to the nerdy-ness of the drum community :P Happy Friday and be well.
Love your reaction and insight. Junna is an exceptional talent. I agree she reminds me of Keith Moon and also Animal from the Muppet Band. She is just a blast to watch and she is a real showman. That would be cool if you did get to jam with her. You might follow her on Instagram.
But you might let the video end to get her hair off her nose. I think it's going to make her sneeze. 🤪🤘🥁
In one of her other videos Junna uses the her left foot switching back and forth between bass and high-hat pedals. It is either cover of Dragonforce Ashes of the Dawn or Babymetal Doki Doki Morning. I haven't watched those two in a while.
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I love Junna. She looks so happy and wild when she's playing, thus the Keith Moon reference.
My recommendation is an early video from The Warning. They're a power trio of three sisters from Monterrey, Mexico. The drummer, Paulina "Pau" Villarreal, is one of my favorite drummers now. The video I'm recommending is her when she was ten years old covering a Kelly Clarkson song. the song doesn't matter so much, it's _how_ she plays that makes it worth watching. The video quality is great, too!
ruclips.net/video/MUAhV8K-v3A/видео.html
You have been warned!
Great reaction! Junna is absolutely amazing.
I'd like to suggest you two of my favorite drummers:
- Anthony Barone - SHADOW OF INTENT - Melancholy (Official Drum Playthrough): ruclips.net/video/u4V7u1Pe7Sc/видео.html
- Hideki Aoyama - BABYMETAL (solo intros only): ruclips.net/video/7mluncf_4WI/видео.html
it's gotta be the Kirby socks...
Kudos to the woman that had that one in her belly for 9 month's. 🤪🤪🤘🤘
She use to belong to a great band now named "TRIDENT" after she left. which also her last mv. Best drumming performance in my opinion that gives overwhelming feeling.
Please be sure to react to this song VOLTAGE by TRIDENT because I love the way you give insides and technique that most don't so that's your charm man but if you missed the part to properly bring out what you want to say just edit the video and add in your wisdom in text on the video after recording.
Hope to see you teach drumming tips for beginners like me that love drums but with zero experience.
@Family Cave Symantecs: Junna didn't leave Trident, she was forced out because her drumming was too intense (like this video) and took away from the overall performance. She is now a session drummer.
She is in my japanese drummer girls top 5, with Muratatam (nemophila), Haruna (lovebites), Nao Kawakita ( Maximum the hormone) and Mittan (Show-Ya)
She has to go to toddler shoe store to get her shoes. Such an amazing drummer
A suggestion if you like good drumming, "Opeth - Ghost of perdition" live at Red rocks
Thanks for that, I'll do my best to include it in the list. Be well.
Need some babymetal reactions next, like Rondo of Nightmare, Road of Resistance, or Catch me if you can!
No.
Thanks for the suggestion. Hope you're well.
@@DRUMNERD Babymetal is overrated. They're a manufactured act. Take away the musicians and all you've got is a teenybopper pop act.
@@linoarquiza5433 Remove the musicians from any group and there won't be much left of them either.
BABYMETAL has at least done something new in Metal music, it's cooler Metal, but it has never been said that Metal should be a music that should only be played by tattooed long-hairs screaming into a microphone.
BABYMETAL is giving Metal music a new lease of life and has opened the door for a lot of good Japanese bands that are getting more and more known.
Metal music has many sub-genres and BABYMETAL is one of them.
They are recognized by the biggest in Metal, have great concerts and don't pull their punches when they perform.
I've been listening to metal since the 80's and I've seen a few bands from the smallest to the biggest, from 150 people to 80,000 seat stadiums.
You say that BABYMETAL is manufactured, ok, and what do you think of bands that make their own music, but that everything is reworked in the studio by the producer, and that don't even know where they are going to play live, where the promotion is done by the record company, that's not manufactured.
You have to stop dreaming, all the big bands are managed by their production companies, and the others only fill venues with a few hundred people maximum and will never become famous. It's today's business, the time of the bands that were made in a garage and that finally had an international fame, it doesn't exist anymore, unless you have the support of a big production company behind you that takes the control of the band, so in the end a manufactured band like BABYMETAL.
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@@dededebretagne3188
The only reason bands like Metallica and Slayer "recognize" them is because they think the girls are cute.
Babymetal is just a novelty band. What happens when the girls grow up? They lose their appeal, and move on to other things.
Bands/artist don't become big without the backing of a major label? Ever heard of RUclips?
You're entitled to your own opinion, even if it's wrong.
Junna
👍👍 next ～ trident × junna ・ voltage
Thanks for the suggestion, I'll see what I can do. Be well.
Discover Senri Kawaguchi. The most skilled Japanese lady 😉
This might be a stupid questuion but where are the microphones?
Not at all a silly question, so they usually would be set as overheads and spaced out at the right spots in the room to get the room sound and pick up the biggest picture of the kit. As for individual mics, if not mounted on each drum, they can be mounted inside the drum and then the lead is plugged into the port and you avoid any hitting of them during playing. Be well.
@@DRUMNERD Thank you very much 🙏 I was totally 🤯 with this thing
This popped up in my recommendations. Junna is amazing and i hope you react to some more of her's. Since I see you've reacted to Bandmaid and Lovebites, you may wanna check out Babymetal also. I'm a new subscriber, but def. not a drummer.
James, I'll be sure to do more on Junna no doubt and hopefully keep more drummers coming such as the classics and the lesser known. Welcome to the drum nerd family, and maybe soon you'll find yourself behind the kit :) Be well.
@@DRUMNERD Thanks for the reply. Naw, I'm barely coordinated enough to walk, let alone play drums. lol I do love watching drum covers and play throughs though. I'd love to see/hear your take on Billy Cobham and Bill Bruford and maybe some Lenny White. Not too many people are familiar with Lenny and his work with Return to Forever and his solo stuff.
I mean Jenna😉
Senri Kawaguchi would be another one of these insane Japanese drummers worth checking out: ruclips.net/video/_NZImxGQEFY/видео.html IIRC she was 18 at the time this one was recorded.
She has 3 overheads
She have 3 overhead mic...1 condensator mic in front
Wiggo, thank you for helping me with the mic set up. I may do that for my studio and when I put up lessons/covers. Be well.
Gee, Dragon force drummer. Has put his approval for Junna as his Favorite.
I saw that too pretty high praise when the original artist give a thumbs up to a cover. Junna is having way too much fun on that kit.
Jeremy, that really is quite the honour eh! Imaging seeing them both do a live mash up and performance together :O Be well.
@@jamesgreen5431 yeah he was having just as much fun as she was.
@@DRUMNERD you should check it out it's a great watch . The video is still up on RUclips.
I will for sure give it a look - excited to see the joy and talent respecting talent. Be well.
Do ashes of the dawn next 🙂
Thank you for the suggestion, I will add it to the list and do my best to get to it in time. Be well.
Is it harder with a "standardkit " or when Your have extended kit to play this song?
David, hopefully I understand your question properly - I would say it's harder with a standard/smaller kit as you have fewer voices at your disposal. That being said - it's very hard to play less instead of more so the challenge is two fold. What kit do you have? Be well.
@@DRUMNERD Not a drummer, guitarist.... But trying to understand a drummers view. So what Junna is doing is a little more difficult than Gee Anzalone with his extended kit?
The drinking thing is actually in the original video ruclips.net/video/0jgrCKhxE1s/видео.html during the solo at 3:27, just to see the original.
The music video has the short version of the solo, (of no interest to a drummer ;) )
as you already did this song from the drum perspective no need to do a reaction to the original, just for viewing for comparison.
No one watched the original video to get why she was drinking
No they didn't - but I asked. Be well.
#nacholahuerta bro WoW 😑
It's so funny seeing how butthurt some people have gotten over my comments.
It's so funny how people get so triggered whenever something derogatory about Babymetal is mentioned.
Lino, I'm new to the babymetal concept and world but I can see your point. I need to understand it all a lot more. Be well.
@@DRUMNERD It's great to see someone having an open mind. You just got yourself a sub.
@@linoarquiza5433 Too bad you don't have an open mind. People get triggered about derogatory statements regardless of the subject. You don't have to like Babymetal, but to misalign them because you don't like them is puerile.
@@GenTzu Look who's talking. You're free to have an opinion, even if it's wrong.
Problem is actually people like Lino who think that Babymetal isn't metal (or music at all) when Babymetal is more metal than Cattle Decapitation, Darkthrone or Decapitated. If you think like that you're going against Rob Halford and many well known people in metal music. Lino doesn't even listen to what he thinks is "real metal" or "real music".
Lino, before you come up with something that sounds smart to you:
I have way wider music taste than you can ever even imagine.
People say practice is more important then talent i disagree she started at 15 years old playing and look how good she is..She has gobs if talent
Next stop rising force drum Cover!!! 🙌 🙌 🙌