I love that Jinjer is getting the attention they deserve now and opening up people who would not normally listen to this. I was opened up by Slipknot in 1999. I’m 50 now and my dad is 76 and he loves Jinjer 🤘🤘🤘
The 2020 Melbourne show was the most enjoyable live band performance I’ve been to in 40 years, and the energy was crazy good. Such a good time. Love this band.
That is the sign of a true musician who lives for his or her craft. The whole band is like this. A true musician is not wrapped up in his ego, because he doesn’t need to prove anything. The majority no-talent pretty faces have to due to their lack of talent. And of course this industry is so full of posers who couldn’t produce a single note without ten different effects or producers that makes these guys stand out even more. I am 60 years old and am a product of the 60’s-70’s musically. But I truly appreciate their musicianship and the fresh sound, especially given the music vacuum that exist here is US.
Way back in 1978 I bought Judas Priest's Sad Wings of Destiny album. It was completely different from the music my dad listened to, and since then I went full on hard rock/heavy metal. I drifted away from it as I grew older until I stumbled upon Jinjer. They brought me back to this genre in a spectacular way. Their musicianship was (and is) extraordinary and it was like coming home after being gone for a long time. On top of their excellence in their craft I loved how Eugene and Tatiana presented themselves, they seem to be such down to earth, wonderful people. I wish Vlad and Roman were more comfortable with their English, I would really like to hear what they have to say as well. Thanks for this, and thank you Eugene! We love you all and I'm excited for the new release in a way I haven't been anticipating an album drop in a LONG time!
Absolutely agree with every point! Concerning Vlad and Roman, I've seen videos of them talking about their equipment and while they may not be quite as fluent as Tatiana or Eugene, their English is fine. Hopefully we'll get more interviews with all four of them in the future, to make Vlad and Roman more comfortable and get a few questions directed at them.
Diana Ankudinova is a young performer who shocks us with her pleasant voice and takes us into the abyss of events!!! Diana Ankudinova is unique and inimitable, goosebumps from her voice!=)))) Diana sings as if she lives in the song! The soul freezes or opens with Diana's voice.=))))))) I am a musician who has been with music for years, and believe me, I have not heard such a tone in all these past years.
Great first question! That reminds me of a gig I did many years ago with a great local swing jazz band - it was a swing dance in the Masonic Temple in Detroit, and we were cranking out the ol' standard Sing Sing Sing - well, we were grooving pretty hard, the crowd was really into it and had formed a dance circle, and we started improvising riffs during the "Kupra" drum solo to extend the dance - and going into the coda, the circle collapsed and the whole crowd was jumping and yelling and like a magnet just was sucked toward the stage - wowzers! What a fantastic experience.
Man, opening with that first question was great, and it really resonated with me. That feeling of the connection to the audience is one of the best things as a musician. Some of the best gigs I've played is when it feels like everyone is on the same team. The audience are there to have a good time, and to take in your music, and we are there to provide that soundtrack, perform with our friends, and just make it more like a party than a gig.
What a great interview. It was so nice to see two people that love music connect the way you did. Eugene and the whole band are really so humble for being so other-worldly skilled at what they do. Like yourself, this wasn't the kind of music I would have naturally gravitated to... but from the first listen, it was undeniable to me that there was something profoundly special about what these 4 people accomplish together. Thanks for expressing the gratitude so many of us have for what they do.
Love the comment about Yes - that really hit it on the head for me; I'm an old "classical" rock guy from back in the day, and listened to all those artists and saw them all live. And so now my list of music goes something like: Yes, Genesis, ELP, King Crimson, Gentle Giant, Return to Forever,Jinjer. Some how they just fit right in there....!!!! Two of my most favorite albums of all time, are Close to the Edge by Yes, and Micro by Jinjer. It's like somehow they are connected. (wow - hope all this made sense to someone...!) Great interview!!
Seeing your list, I would wonder what you would think of an album as Rage For Order by Queensryche. They were the first "progressive" metal band I started with, then later Fates Warning (and now, of course, Jinjer.) Sure, younger I was absolute enamored with Debbie Harry/Blondie, Pat Benatar, and John Williams Star Wars OST. To this day still love women singers, soundtracks, and progressive metal.
@@EvilBonsai Yea! For sure! I had Queensryche Empire (used to jog to it in my walkman), used to practice my drums to Blondie album (saw them live in Dallas - killer drummer), and had all three (original) Star Wars soundtrack albums on vinyl and cassette (for the car). No shit. I saw Gentle Giant 3 times, Yes 7 times, ELP (only once!), Pink Floyd (only once), Queen 5 times, The Who (with Kieth Moon!) and Jinjer once in Dallas! Peace brotha!
I was at the second show in Munich and it worked out so well, it was almost like in the living room, It felt empty, but on the other hand I thought you adressed me personally! I hope you didn`t feel disconnected there. To us in the audience it was a surreal, almost unreal situation. Not being allowed to stand up, every table only halffilled and a mass beer (1l!)in a glass in front of me! When were you ever allowed to have beer in glasses at a concert?! Kind of a mixture between Oktoberfest, concert and - well seeing all people in black - happy funeral (!?). Weird! I`ll never forget! Thanx!
Great conversation... it was worth the wait! Eugene was delightfully enthusiastic and vulnerable and I'm especially touched how he admitted to leaving behind a negative alcohol-fueled lifestyle to move forward with a positive inner journey. Funny how we also learned more about David in this piece... Yes' "Heart of the Sunrise" does indeed define the Progressive Rock genre in my mind along with "Close to the Edge" which is to me the most enduring album of that era / genre. I keep forgetting you are 10 years younger than me, so it shocks me to hear the "Brain Salad Surgery" was your first exposure to EL&P... having started off myself with "Tarkus", followed by "Pictures at an Exhibition" and of course "Trilogy" which I had on 8-track tape. Jinjer definitely brings back the energy of those bands (both of whom I got to see live in 1977) raised exponentially.
Great interview! In an interview, Tatiana was sceptical of the "pisces" viral thing, She tought that if you are not a metal fan in the begining, you cannot really get into Jinjer. But, i've seen a bunch of reactor really got into Jinjer and become fans. She should watch the second, the third, the fourth reaction to there song by reactor. They all say the same thing, that Jinjer is unbelievable.
Eugene seems like such a great dude - lots of honesty and total integrity - besides a total exceptional professional. I am 65 yr old jazz lover - Saw you in Tempe 12.12.21 - you rock.
Jinjer is Legend. And I absolutely love the Bass playing of Eugene. In the past I played Bass too and singing in a lot of Bands from Punk to Death Metal. But my bass playing was never even close to being of such a quality level as what Eugene does. Truly love it. Although I don't listen to much extreme metal anymore, but jinjers are always ... an inspiration. You should listen to something different, some smaller Band's may be, lots of great stuff there. Listen to the Crimson ghosts - don't follow or nearly free or the Other - We're all dead or a party at Crystal lake or Dreaming of the Devil or to the Bloodsucking Zombies from outer space very cool Band with Vienna calling or Radio active.... and so on. Greetz from music freak to music freak.🖤 🎶🤘🎼☠️ 😜
Excellent interview good job David. I’ve literally seen hundreds of interviews with Eugene and still haven’t heard anyone ask him the question that I’m curious on what his answer would be. Maybe one day if you get to interview him again you can ask what his thoughts are on fans who record and watch the entire live concert through the lens of their cell phone. I would love to hear what he has to say on that subject.
From YES to RUSH to Foo Fighters to Band-Maid to Jinjer... for me, it's all about the foundation of progressive rock. Of course, the Beatles had it. There's many other bands that have it, even The Warning have it... but it's about combining genres to create a sonic journey with cleaver, intelligent writing with a hard hitting groove and from the heart that creates freedom in my soul. And I think Dave and Eugene covered that in their excellent meeting-of-the-minds interview. Thanks, guys! Now for Tati, huh, Dave? I just love what she has to say about anything.
Thank you so much for sharing this! I finally listened to this band in 2020 and they have quickly risen to my top 10. They seem so in love with the music and their live shows feel like a love affair with the fans. Such genuine artists.
I feel ya man. As a musician. Been there. Done that. Was always scared to death going on stage. But afterwards. Excitement. Happiness. Satisfied. Relief.
David!!! Sir, I love so much that music i have listen to for so long has now been explored by people like your self who despite stereotypes have found a connection. That means we have a mutual connection and now you're talking to one of my all time favorite bands. Thanks for being open brother. You rock!!!
Eugene is always interesting but you had the best interview I saw from all I saw with him, and I watch many. I think you can share your thoughts and experiences about music for a weekend and you will still don't cover the subject. Brillant interview! It is longtime ago the last time I was hooked by a band like that. Jinjer is not for every one. But they find their style, and I'm sure I will recognize a song from them without knowing it is from them. Really amasing, creative and intelligent band. Hope to see them live some day (Montreal, in case Eugene read comments).
I definitely enjoy your videos and I think it is so cool of Eugene to do these interviews with reactors. I've watched some of his others as I watch quite a few RUclips reaction videos. Music Shed is one of my favorites for sure. I also enjoy Ken Lavigne's channel which linked me to Music Shed. This was great and I can't wait to hear the next two parts. Thx!
Gah! David, you didn't ask Eugene about their song writing process (from your Who is gonna be the one reaction). Other than that, great interview. Now time for more Jinjer reactions!
What a great conversation between two musicians. Thank you for sharing. I like you was not previously into metal music prior to hearing Jinjer. For the last few months of seeing plenty of reaction videos of yours and others and watching their videos last night I just bought two of their albums on band camp because I feel like I've been listening for free for so long and I've always felt artists should be compensated for their work. It was hard not to buy all at once...i really like getting into one album at a time. Sorry for the ramble but I just wanted to share that I appreciate what you do and that if it was not for you and a few other reaction videos I've been watching lately I'm not sure I would have discovered Jinjer (another recent favorite is Billie Eilish) I absolutely can not wait to hopefully see Jinjer perform live one day. soon. I really look forward to more of these conversations in the future.
@@nimasharifi7999 yeah, I've seen the interview where they answered Google's most asked questions about Jinjer. I can't speak for them obviously, but as an Eastern European myself, I can read and write at an acceptable level but when it comes to speaking, man, I sound like I'm just learning the language... I've first started learning it when I was 7. Now I'm almost 30.. I should be better by now 😕 I cringe every time I speak out loud... I need more in person practice I guess 🤷🏻♀️
Lovely channel!!!! Thanks David for this amazing interview with Eugene. Youre really 2 musicaly inteligent people. I love Jinjer so much, that they become my favourite metal band. You made my day David. Complements from portugal. ✌✌✌✌
music genre definitions are interesting because they are so relative... you must explain how one band sounds like another. jinjer really is a mix of everything... i struggle to think of a genre sound they couldnt reach the top of if they wanted.
I love this interview, thank you! I can't wait to watch the rest of it! I have one question, I couldn't make out what Eugene said about Tatiana. What I heard, which I'm sure is wrong, was, "Tatiana is a dealer, she's an owl breather" 😂 Ok, what did he really say?
The only band that I was ever into even close to jinjer is slipknot. I never listened to any other progressive metal until I found jinjer by watching reaction videos. They quickly became my favorite band over all music. They got me started on listening to other bands in the genre and I've fallin in love with it but jinjer and slipknot are both my number 1 I can't put one in front of the other. In my opinion they are both in their own genre which nobody else can even touch.
Hello! Thank you for the video!Please pay attention to the young singer Diana Ankudinova.Make reactions to the songs of Wicked game, Human, Take On Me🌞🌞🌞DIANA ANKUDINOVA is a talented young singer. I would like to know your opinion. I think you will be surprised. Diana has a very unusual voice and artistic presentation for her age.🌹🌹🌹 Thanks in advance
Hey, emotional metal song suggestion. Band: The Ghost Inside. Song: Aftermath. Highly recommend this one and would love your reaction/comments. Please blind react to the video and song, but feel free to do some light research on the tragedy they experienced to further understand the context and depth of the song. You won’t regret this, I promise.
I’m a simple man, I see Jinjer, I click.
The amount of respect this entire band has for Vlad is insanely wholesome.
I love that Jinjer is getting the attention they deserve now and opening up people who would not normally listen to this. I was opened up by Slipknot in 1999. I’m 50 now and my dad is 76 and he loves Jinjer 🤘🤘🤘
What a great conversation, you can see Eugene really appreciated this a ton. Big supporter of both of you guys. Thanks for what you both do
This is a real music lovers conversation. Here for it!
The 2020 Melbourne show was the most enjoyable live band performance I’ve been to in 40 years, and the energy was crazy good. Such a good time. Love this band.
The moment has finally come
Eugene is a gentleman and genius! What a band what a musician thanks Eugene.
That is the sign of a true musician who lives for his or her craft. The whole band is like this. A true musician is not wrapped up in his ego, because he doesn’t need to prove anything. The majority no-talent pretty faces have to due to their lack of talent. And of course this industry is so full of posers who couldn’t produce a single note without ten different effects or producers that makes these guys stand out even more. I am 60 years old and am a product of the 60’s-70’s musically. But I truly appreciate their musicianship and the fresh sound, especially given the music vacuum that exist here is US.
Why doesn't this have 10s of thousands of views?
Thanks for the interview! I agree, your reactions are next level and it is great to hear from Eugene.
What a nice, down-to-earth, and intelligent guy Eugene seems to be. Great conversation, David.
Way back in 1978 I bought Judas Priest's Sad Wings of Destiny album. It was completely different from the music my dad listened to, and since then I went full on hard rock/heavy metal. I drifted away from it as I grew older until I stumbled upon Jinjer. They brought me back to this genre in a spectacular way. Their musicianship was (and is) extraordinary and it was like coming home after being gone for a long time. On top of their excellence in their craft I loved how Eugene and Tatiana presented themselves, they seem to be such down to earth, wonderful people. I wish Vlad and Roman were more comfortable with their English, I would really like to hear what they have to say as well. Thanks for this, and thank you Eugene! We love you all and I'm excited for the new release in a way I haven't been anticipating an album drop in a LONG time!
Absolutely agree with every point! Concerning Vlad and Roman, I've seen videos of them talking about their equipment and while they may not be quite as fluent as Tatiana or Eugene, their English is fine. Hopefully we'll get more interviews with all four of them in the future, to make Vlad and Roman more comfortable and get a few questions directed at them.
@@eqgilethan agreed. Cool to start seeing them more.
You're welcome 🤘
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Diana Ankudinova is a young performer who shocks us with her pleasant voice and takes us into the abyss of events!!! Diana Ankudinova is unique and inimitable, goosebumps from her voice!=)))) Diana sings as if she lives in the song! The soul freezes or opens with Diana's voice.=))))))) I am a musician who has been with music for years, and believe me, I have not heard such a tone in all these past years.
*Diana* *Ankudinova* has an amazingly beautiful and memorable voice that cannot be confused with anyone else! 💎💎💎💯
Diana Ankudinova 😊👍👍🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💥💥💥🎉💫💯
Diana Ankudinova!!!👏👏👏💎🔥🔥🔥
Great first question! That reminds me of a gig I did many years ago with a great local swing jazz band - it was a swing dance in the Masonic Temple in Detroit, and we were cranking out the ol' standard Sing Sing Sing - well, we were grooving pretty hard, the crowd was really into it and had formed a dance circle, and we started improvising riffs during the "Kupra" drum solo to extend the dance - and going into the coda, the circle collapsed and the whole crowd was jumping and yelling and like a magnet just was sucked toward the stage - wowzers! What a fantastic experience.
YES!!! Nice man! Thanks for this.
I love how deep and personal this conversation is. Makes me love the band even more.
Lucid doesn't even begin to describe how present Eugene is here. Fucking love this band, in all respects.
i really like this channel
Man, opening with that first question was great, and it really resonated with me. That feeling of the connection to the audience is one of the best things as a musician. Some of the best gigs I've played is when it feels like everyone is on the same team. The audience are there to have a good time, and to take in your music, and we are there to provide that soundtrack, perform with our friends, and just make it more like a party than a gig.
Wow what a tremendous conversation, great job
The simple fact that you went from reactions to an actual fucking interview! Congrats man!!! Now I'll listen to the video lol
Filming an interview with Kate Flannery of The Office on Tuesday!
@@MusicShed OMFG dude!!!! I am so proud of you. I have been watching you for a bit now. That is amazing!!!
Heck yeah! Thanks to you and Eugene for doing this interview.
What a great interview. It was so nice to see two people that love music connect the way you did. Eugene and the whole band are really so humble for being so other-worldly skilled at what they do. Like yourself, this wasn't the kind of music I would have naturally gravitated to... but from the first listen, it was undeniable to me that there was something profoundly special about what these 4 people accomplish together. Thanks for expressing the gratitude so many of us have for what they do.
Love the comment about Yes - that really hit it on the head for me; I'm an old "classical" rock guy from back in the day, and listened to all those artists and saw them all live. And so now my list of music goes something like: Yes, Genesis, ELP, King Crimson, Gentle Giant, Return to Forever,Jinjer. Some how they just fit right in there....!!!! Two of my most favorite albums of all time, are Close to the Edge by Yes, and Micro by Jinjer. It's like somehow they are connected. (wow - hope all this made sense to someone...!) Great interview!!
Seeing your list, I would wonder what you would think of an album as Rage For Order by Queensryche. They were the first "progressive" metal band I started with, then later Fates Warning (and now, of course, Jinjer.) Sure, younger I was absolute enamored with Debbie Harry/Blondie, Pat Benatar, and John Williams Star Wars OST. To this day still love women singers, soundtracks, and progressive metal.
@@EvilBonsai Yea! For sure! I had Queensryche Empire (used to jog to it in my walkman), used to practice my drums to Blondie album (saw them live in Dallas - killer drummer), and had all three (original) Star Wars soundtrack albums on vinyl and cassette (for the car). No shit. I saw Gentle Giant 3 times, Yes 7 times, ELP (only once!), Pink Floyd (only once), Queen 5 times, The Who (with Kieth Moon!) and Jinjer once in Dallas! Peace brotha!
Thanks dude, i hope you will schedule interviews with other band members
I was at the second show in Munich and it worked out so well, it was almost like in the living room, It felt empty, but on the other hand I thought you adressed me personally! I hope you didn`t feel disconnected there. To us in the audience it was a surreal, almost unreal situation. Not being allowed to stand up, every table only halffilled and a mass beer (1l!)in a glass in front of me! When were you ever allowed to have beer in glasses at a concert?! Kind of a mixture between Oktoberfest, concert and - well seeing all people in black - happy funeral (!?). Weird! I`ll never forget! Thanx!
Great conversation... it was worth the wait! Eugene was delightfully enthusiastic and vulnerable and I'm especially touched how he admitted to leaving behind a negative alcohol-fueled lifestyle to move forward with a positive inner journey.
Funny how we also learned more about David in this piece... Yes' "Heart of the Sunrise" does indeed define the Progressive Rock genre in my mind along with "Close to the Edge" which is to me the most enduring album of that era / genre. I keep forgetting you are 10 years younger than me, so it shocks me to hear the "Brain Salad Surgery" was your first exposure to EL&P... having started off myself with "Tarkus", followed by "Pictures at an Exhibition" and of course "Trilogy" which I had on 8-track tape. Jinjer definitely brings back the energy of those bands (both of whom I got to see live in 1977) raised exponentially.
Dude!
Great interview! In an interview, Tatiana was sceptical of the "pisces" viral thing, She tought that if you are not a metal fan in the begining, you cannot really get into Jinjer. But, i've seen a bunch of reactor really got into Jinjer and become fans. She should watch the second, the third, the fourth reaction to there song by reactor. They all say the same thing, that Jinjer is unbelievable.
Eugene, your playing is sublime. You're part of the foundation of something incredible. Thank you for bringing what you do. We appreciate you.
Eugene seems like such a great dude - lots of honesty and total integrity - besides a total exceptional professional. I am 65 yr old jazz lover - Saw you in Tempe 12.12.21 - you rock.
I love him
Jinjer is Legend. And I absolutely love the Bass playing of Eugene. In the past I played Bass too and singing in a lot of Bands from Punk to Death Metal. But my bass playing was never even close to being of such a quality level as what Eugene does. Truly love it. Although I don't listen to much extreme metal anymore, but jinjers are always ... an inspiration.
You should listen to something different, some smaller Band's may be, lots of great stuff there.
Listen to the Crimson ghosts - don't follow or nearly free or the Other - We're all dead or a party at Crystal lake or Dreaming of the Devil or to the Bloodsucking Zombies from outer space very cool Band with Vienna calling or Radio active.... and so on.
Greetz from music freak to music freak.🖤 🎶🤘🎼☠️
😜
Excellent interview good job David. I’ve literally seen hundreds of interviews with Eugene and still haven’t heard anyone ask him the question that I’m curious on what his answer would be. Maybe one day if you get to interview him again you can ask what his thoughts are on fans who record and watch the entire live concert through the lens of their cell phone. I would love to hear what he has to say on that subject.
I'm almost certain he'd say they should put their phones down and back into their pocket.
From YES to RUSH to Foo Fighters to Band-Maid to Jinjer... for me, it's all about the foundation of progressive rock. Of course, the Beatles had it. There's many other bands that have it, even The Warning have it... but it's about combining genres to create a sonic journey with cleaver, intelligent writing with a hard hitting groove and from the heart that creates freedom in my soul. And I think Dave and Eugene covered that in their excellent meeting-of-the-minds interview. Thanks, guys! Now for Tati, huh, Dave? I just love what she has to say about anything.
Thank you so much for sharing this! I finally listened to this band in 2020 and they have quickly risen to my top 10. They seem so in love with the music and their live shows feel like a love affair with the fans. Such genuine artists.
Heart of the Sunrise does have similarities. Wonderful session.
Great Stuff!!! Eugene Rocks!!! good interview looking forward to Part 2!
This is the best motivational interview I have ever seen!
xo
I feel ya man. As a musician. Been there. Done that. Was always scared to death going on stage. But afterwards. Excitement. Happiness. Satisfied. Relief.
David!!! Sir, I love so much that music i have listen to for so long has now been explored by people like your self who despite stereotypes have found a connection. That means we have a mutual connection and now you're talking to one of my all time favorite bands. Thanks for being open brother. You rock!!!
Eugene is always interesting but you had the best interview I saw from all I saw with him, and I watch many. I think you can share your thoughts and experiences about music for a weekend and you will still don't cover the subject. Brillant interview!
It is longtime ago the last time I was hooked by a band like that. Jinjer is not for every one. But they find their style, and I'm sure I will recognize a song from them without knowing it is from them.
Really amasing, creative and intelligent band. Hope to see them live some day (Montreal, in case Eugene read comments).
Great content man! Half an hour just flew by. Can´t wait for part 2 and 3. Great job and you deserve it.
Eugene, you are my hero ❤😊
Great interview, David. And Eugene is an awesome first guest to have.
Now, Howie... you've got to put some Eluveitie in front of him.
Fantastic interview. Really love this band! Such a great talent, with a perfect mix of sounds and creative writing. Eugene was great!
I definitely enjoy your videos and I think it is so cool of Eugene to do these interviews with reactors. I've watched some of his others as I watch quite a few RUclips reaction videos. Music Shed is one of my favorites for sure. I also enjoy Ken Lavigne's channel which linked me to Music Shed. This was great and I can't wait to hear the next two parts. Thx!
I miss the show that didn't happen in Limeira by last December. Hopping happen sometime this year tho.
Do what you love. Love what you do.
Eugene....tipo humilde ..crack! Gracias por la entrevista. 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
Love the interview... All the best for u👌
Awww this made me really happy. I'm really happy for you, David. I had hoped you would get to speak with them.
Gah! David, you didn't ask Eugene about their song writing process (from your Who is gonna be the one reaction). Other than that, great interview. Now time for more Jinjer reactions!
There are 3 parts to this conversation. It’s coming out soon! We talked for almost 2 hours and broke it up into 3 segments
@@MusicShed cool. I've seen him talk a bit about it but looking forward to seeing this. :)
What a great conversation between two musicians. Thank you for sharing.
I like you was not previously into metal music prior to hearing Jinjer. For the last few months of seeing plenty of reaction videos of yours and others and watching their videos last night I just bought two of their albums on band camp because I feel like I've been listening for free for so long and I've always felt artists should be compensated for their work. It was hard not to buy all at once...i really like getting into one album at a time. Sorry for the ramble but I just wanted to share that I appreciate what you do and that if it was not for you and a few other reaction videos I've been watching lately I'm not sure I would have discovered Jinjer (another recent favorite is Billie Eilish)
I absolutely can not wait to hopefully see Jinjer perform live one day. soon.
I really look forward to more of these conversations in the future.
yes, YES, YUSSSS!! Lovin this, I 'm so hype to see eugene
This is great! 🙌🏽
Nice! It's always good to hear from Eugene.
This is awesome!!!!!
You really nailed that interview! Thank you!
This was def worth the wait! Thanks so much for this interview, I really appreciate the way you talk about music and go beyond the superficial😊
Love watching their interviews
I wonder if David will speak with Tatiana, maybe in the future..?🤔🤞🏻
Love to fingers crossed 🤞
@@MusicShed I usually wanna see Eugene accompany Tatiana for interviews cuz he helps her find the right English words.
@@nimasharifi7999 yeah, I've seen the interview where they answered Google's most asked questions about Jinjer. I can't speak for them obviously, but as an Eastern European myself, I can read and write at an acceptable level but when it comes to speaking, man, I sound like I'm just learning the language... I've first started learning it when I was 7. Now I'm almost 30.. I should be better by now 😕 I cringe every time I speak out loud... I need more in person practice I guess 🤷🏻♀️
@@andreeaLnedelea I'm not a native English speaker n I know the feeling!
@@nimasharifi7999 the struggle is real!👀😅😁
Finally! I’ve been waiting for this!
❤️❤️❤️ I absolutely cannot wait to see the other parts of this interview. This was fantastic!
Loved the interview man, hope to see more of these!
2 more to 50K subs!!! Who’s gonna be the one?!?!
@@MusicShed There's one more for you bud ;) You earned it.
BongZilla!!!
@@MusicShed Grats on 50k!! Keep doing your thing man.
Awesome conversation with Eugene btw. It didn't seem like an interview. Really cool.
Dude thats awesome!! Great interview keep it up
That shirt in the intro looks great on you 😉
Lovely channel!!!!
Thanks David for this amazing interview with Eugene. Youre really 2 musicaly inteligent people. I love Jinjer so much, that they become my favourite metal band.
You made my day David.
Complements from portugal.
✌✌✌✌
Many thanks!
it was a really good interview good job !
Loved the interview man, and Eugene was such a humble and nice guy! really looking forward to the other parts, keep the good stuff up.
nice work^^
awesome!
You rock.
music genre definitions are interesting because they are so relative... you must explain how one band sounds like another. jinjer really is a mix of everything... i struggle to think of a genre sound they couldnt reach the top of if they wanted.
Jinjer is the best band in the World
I love this interview, thank you! I can't wait to watch the rest of it!
I have one question, I couldn't make out what Eugene said about Tatiana. What I heard, which I'm sure is wrong, was, "Tatiana is a dealer, she's an owl breather" 😂 Ok, what did he really say?
Finally!!
The only band that I was ever into even close to jinjer is slipknot. I never listened to any other progressive metal until I found jinjer by watching reaction videos. They quickly became my favorite band over all music. They got me started on listening to other bands in the genre and I've fallin in love with it but jinjer and slipknot are both my number 1 I can't put one in front of the other. In my opinion they are both in their own genre which nobody else can even touch.
WOOOOOO
Please, make a reaction to the songs of the singer Diana Ankudinova.
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Hello! Thank you for the video!Please pay attention to the young singer Diana Ankudinova.Make reactions to the songs of Wicked game, Human, Take On Me🌞🌞🌞DIANA ANKUDINOVA is a talented young singer. I would like to know your opinion. I think you will be surprised. Diana has a very unusual voice and artistic presentation for her age.🌹🌹🌹 Thanks in advance
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Diana Ankudinova is an amazing singer,her voice fascinates!
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I confirm - *Diana* *Ankudinova* is an incredible, amazing singer! 💎💎💎💯👋
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Hey, emotional metal song suggestion. Band: The Ghost Inside. Song: Aftermath. Highly recommend this one and would love your reaction/comments. Please blind react to the video and song, but feel free to do some light research on the tragedy they experienced to further understand the context and depth of the song. You won’t regret this, I promise.
This is great, but now I want to see Ragtime Jinjer
CAN YOU PLEEEEASE REACT TO THE WEEKEND'S SONG "Blinding Lights" I would love to get your take on that.
Tatiana and Eugene are a couple? Very good interview by the way.
No, they are not!
And thank you.
They were back in the day when Jinjer was finding its way to the greatness. Actually I suspect Tati was the reason for getting Eugene in the band.
Synchronized chemical flow...
сукааааа!!! интервью с группой настолько мало , что приходится со словарем сидеть и переводить!!!!