@@buttsbuttsbutts68 It's etc, not ect. Etc is short for etcetera, meaning "and so on", ect is short for Electro-convulsive therapy (shocking the brain).
I'm not even a drummer (I play bass) and I'm watching this. Whenever Estepario's shorts come up while scrolling, I always watch them. Love his one hand series!
The fact he takes time to explain every part of it is what makes me like him more and more not to mention he's not afraid to give credit to other drummers.
I love how he is taking the challenge of other amazing drummers and WITHOUT trying to out do them, sends his respect and just breaks it down being as amazing as he is as a player just as they are and deserve that respect
El Estepario just sees and hears the patterns. His ability to follow the progression of the patterns is so much longer. A pure savant. He just...sees and hears it different than we do.
I don't understand how at my age, I'm binge watching these type videos. Thank you younger generations for making my day, lol! You've inspired me. I enjoyed this because I don't understand a thing about drumming. This breakdown helps me know what's going on.
Here's one for you... Remember as a child when someone was beating the table, chair, the wall, even a younger sibling like a drum...we would be told to knock that house off...when he plays...you can never get enough. He's truly amazing!!!
My favorite drummers- buddy rich, J. bonham, Sibriano, dave weckle, Gadd, peart , and the list goes on and on, In my 54 years of music! Thank you for your time!😊
Love this content, dissecting a near impossible to play solo ( without the ability to read or write music ) is impressive enough, but to then play a near perfect reproduction on a greatly reduced kit is both a testament to his abilities as drummer and a musician. A force to be reckoned with, and a totally out of this world drummer. Great react!
“ This is just a cheap imitation of the original”….. cheap?……. CHEAP??!! Look I get that he’s just a genuinely humble person who just happens to be in my opinion one of the best drummers of all time that I’ve ever heard but I think I speak for all those who have watched this man put on an absolute clinic on the drums. I feel it’s pretty safe to say you are many many many things my friend, but cheap is absolutely positively and definitely NOT one of them so in closing I just want to say please never stop blessing us with your insane talent on the kit… my view is yours, my sub is yours and my like button will forever belong to you!! /Salute!
My god. I'm so blown away. I've been playing drums for years. I love seeing you guys playing. I'm to old now to even comprehend what's going on. Bless you all. Love Mark ❤️
i said it before and ill say it again.. he is the Stevie Ray Vaughan of drums..humble, outgoing, gives everyone their credit. hopefully people will see his true awesomeness before hes gone
The skill of being able to listen and interpret the sound even with a different set is awesome. Especially without being able to read music. He is a very talented, natural musician. I myself don’t like to compare great musicians to others, I just enjoy their ability to make music into an art form.
Jorge is such a beast, but at the same time so incredibly humble. And funny too. Positive, motivating. No wonder his channel has exploded. Such an incredible human being.
Mario is my favourite drummer and i'm a huge Gojira fan, saw them live for the 5th time this year. If i had to recommend one song by them it would probably between The Gift of Guilt and Backbone. They are a fantastic band
This is awesome! I Love the fact that there is a group of GREAT musicians coming up who are willing to "share" the struggle of learning how to interpret other musicians solos. Ive been a gigging musician since 16 years old. I started on the drums with gospel music like most out there. Then 25 years later we lost our bass player and I needed to learn the bass. Now 18 years later still playing both. But the mentality of ALL the "good" musicians in most genres were all secretive with their technique. I remember asking really good bass players after a gig what was that run you did in the second chorus of the 4th song in the set when you started with a pentatonic run and ended on the 4 (hypothetical situation here) ..... and the answer you'd get is ... "oh I just felt that I have no idea what I did"... leaving all young musicians thinking that there was some magic place you needed to visit in order to play like a beast!!! It is so refreshing to see really outstanding musicians like yourself Colby Fulton and El Estepario show the younger generation that that magic place you need to go to is ...wait for it...... "PRACTICE TOWN". and you need to make your reservation in "Practice Town" a long term stay... Maybe rent a Villa in "Practice Town" and live there for some time, get to know the natives, or .... better yet, buy some land in "Practice Town" and build a small tee-pee there and learn the landscape a bit, eventually your little tee-pee will get upgraded to an apartment and then maybe you will become a naturalized citizen of "Practice Town". Mentorship , like you both are doing to this young generation was the missing piece in the 70's through the 2000's. Now people are seeing that the way to continued improvement is mentorship! Good Job to both of you
I played for 12 years, took 5 years worth of lessons, played over 300 live shows. Yet I know just enough to completely understand and appreciate Mario and Estepario’s abilities. My favorite drummer for almost 40 years was Neil Peart. It wasn’t just his drumming. His compositions were mostly exquisite,
I saw Mario with Gojira, for their second album tour, he was just a year older than me, and I couldn't believe how incredible he was... I cried, and practiced a lot, I even destroyed my knees, for trying to build speed too fast. The legend tells he can improvise metal with his brother, since kids ! El Estepario is a better drummer, but Mario is an artist !
❤I love how he displays his humility, Everyone bends to his mastery but he knows he is the same as everyone else and is always learning and will always have someone else to look up to no matter how good he gets there is always someone somewhere better. Bravo
Estepario is easily my pick for favourite drummer, he’s incredible, especially considering he can’t read or write music…I’ve seen him do the most difficult solos out there like nobody’s business….& he’s way younger than he looks, only 27 or maybe 28 now…his journey is just beginning, imagine where he could be in a decade, any band he wanted most likely!
@@RUclipsisranbypussies yes ,you are spot on, he just turned 25 on the 17 of August, what a bright future he has at head of him , he is so good and humble he deserves every success.
Agreed, but I think Mario's style is truly amazing and unique. El Estepario is certainly talented enough to play what Duplantier plays, but they have a little different style, so it's fun to see El recreate it so well
Both of you are so humble and so respectful to your colleagues and the craft itself it's super inspiring and very moving , Respect ! .. I would love to subscribe !
I love Gojira, one of my top favorite bands. Mario is a great drummer. With that said....El Siberiano Estepario is in another league. This man is an A.I 😀
Yes, but the major advance on Mario is, he creates these things, El Siberiano Estepario just follows it or replays it, so in that perspective I rate Mario way over El Siberiano Estepario. It is no all about technique, the same with a lot of guitar players, while Jimmy Page might not be the best, he did create a lot of stuff.
@@henktittel3588 Totally agree. Jorge is a computer, one of the fastest ones. He plays things that I did not think they were possible. But sometimes the best things are the simplest and the credit goes to those ones that can find something new, those who can create and not just repeat it faster. I do not want to take credit from El Estepario; I think he is one of the best drummers out there, totally #1 social media entertainer, and he deserves all those followers and subscribers. But the thing I love the most from El Estepario is that he is humble. He is a machine and still he gives so much credit to everybody else and keeps repeating to us that we can be there if we practice enough.
@@henktittel3588 el hecho de que este tocando esquemas rítmicos de otros no quiere decir que no sepa componer. ¿Pero cómo no va a saber componer esta bestia? El Estepario Siberiano ha enfocado su canal para divertirnos y dar su versión particular, lo cual también lo hace creativo. Saratoga no es un grupo que me entusiasme, quiza al ES tampoco y por eso lo dejó, pero ahí demuestra que sabe componer buenos esquemas y estructuras rítmicas. Además, está intentando montar su propio grupo, pero sin prisas, porque esto que hace en el canal le da de comer y se lo merece ¿ cómo se te ocurre decir que este tipo no sabe componer?
EL siberiano did the main patterns, but absolutely zero counter-time mario did. So no, he's a monster, perhaps faster, but the game of mario is more creative AND complex/subtle to me, much more.
He gives these awesome drummers so much credit cause he is so freaking humble and that my friends is why I enjoy watching this monster play cause he is a freaking machine myself but he doesn't hesitate giving credit where credit is due. So hats off to this bull. Hint Hint. Haha thank you again for all that you do. And remember never stop rocking on. 🤘
Gojira are awesome. Can't pick a favourite song...but I haven't found one that I don't like. Mario is an amazing drummer! El Estepario is mind blowing, because he seems to be able to reproduce, and often adapt, some of the most technical stuff, on such a basic kit...and when he plays one handed, rolling a smoke and having a drink...just incredible!!!
He may not have a musical theory background, writing background or anything like that but he's easily the greatest drummer alive, an argument could be made for ever.
First, you're welcome thank you for the fan respect, second, I agree that the amount of respect he gives is always phenomenal to the artists/drummers. I did enjoy this and watched to the end. He has a video of a breakdown of another great drummer named Chris, while letting his injured finger heal, I recommend checking it out.
Shut it with the 'whose better' garbage! These guys are ALL great! Listen to him on the CD with his former band "Saratoga". Amazing stuff, by all of these drummers who can play anywhere NEAR this level. Just the fact this guy can sit down, listen, figure it out & play it is amazing. Great channel, BTW.
you really can't compare El Estepario to anyone. He is Cobham, Weckl, Colliuta, Bohnam, Tony Williams, Mason, PJ Jones, Elvin, Greb, and every good drummer you could ever think of combined and then some.
@@Jani-oc1upI'm sorry to say this good sir, but I don't think Neil is even close to being in the realm that El Estepario is in... could u honestly see Neil covering some of the most technical drum beats of modern day....... With ONE FU€KIN HAND!??!?!??! I've seen Neil unscripted behind a set and he's not mind blowing .. He's great tho .. he really is a bonafide legend!! So can we all try to imagine what bracket of greatness El estepario should fall in!! ?? I mean he added on 1 million new subscribers to his channel within a month.... It seems like I have a lot to say lol but I'm honestly speechless in the end. No dis respect intended with this reply, I swear.
Drums are like golf. Even players who describe themselves as "intermediate" can have moments of brilliance. It's the dependable repetition of those moments that separate Estepario and Mario from those of us forced to just tune in and watch in awe.
Every time i went to a motörhead consert. And those were quite a few. One of the highlights was to see Mikkey Dee doing his solos. One of the greatest drummers ever in my book. But i feel he is not being talked about as much ss he deserves. (I think he's playing for the scorpions now) Another favorite is Chris Adler of Lamb of God. Hes got an amazing groove to his playing that just hits me like a speeding truck! And of course Vinnie Paul of Pantera, who just like Mikkey Dee, who was kind of hidden behind the dazzling sun that was Lemmy, kind of always got in the shadow of the exceptionally brilliant Dimebag Darell! Well. Those are my top 3 for anyone who would give a shit about my humble opinion! 😅
Some people just drip talent. The Russian steppe is indeed one of them His ear and ability to parse individual sticking is incredible. Too add insult, he's incredibly clean and the syncopation seems effortless.
I've been following El Estepario Siberiano for almost 3 years now and I am a drummer myself.. And this freak'n guy makes me wanna quit! He's a monster dude!.. Damn!!😅💯💥💢
I love how ESS listens. This is extremely important in any musical context, but especially for a drummer who does not read music, it is indispensable. ESS has built an amazing technique set by working his tail off. Remaining humble and respectful of people doing their own thing, present and past, allows him and any other musician or other person to keep learning and growing. Here is where work on listening skills really pays off, because listening to experts doing crazily hard stuff - whatever the field of endeavor (and we can substitute "reading" and "observing" and other terms appropriate for the ways we pay close attention to learn from other people in any given field of art, craft, industry, or science) - relies on our ability to understand and to analyze what we hope to learn. Whether we want to replicate a part for enjoyment or for an exercise or we want to pull a set of sounds out of context to find a way to incorporate some of it into our own new music, all the work we do to learn how to listen - to learn how to learn - makes it possible to do what we need to do. The beauty to me of what ESS does is the way he shares the journey, and shares his enthusiasm for what he is doing. It reflects a respect for the work it takes to do what he hears in his head. That respect and enthusiasm show in his appreciation of other players. On the format, I really enjoy part breakdowns like the one ESS does here. They give insight into how a part I don't know works, but also tell me something about how the person doing the analysis - here ESS - thinks about music and the instrument. As for Mario, bravo - he seems pretty masterful. Somehow, I have minimal familiarity with his band (not really my thing - grunting vocals don't attract my attention). With all the music out there, sometimes things just pass you by without your knowing it happened.
Absolutely amazing knowledge and technical ability wow blown away ,what some drummers do when soloing they forget that not every body in the audience are drummers a good solo has to be written and played just like a well composed song ,it needs dynamics, hooks ,tune ,stops and build ,which in this case he does bang on ,amazing is all I can say .I very much enjoyed this type of video ,I hope you do some more in the near future many thanks
Game recognizes game. And we all appreciate seeing that as well. Thanks to all of you great people out there for sharing your greatness with all of us. Pretty sure we straight up fkn LOVE you guys for that!
well playing a music and creating the music is two different thing, , it's easy to be impressed by blast beat and speed double kick , Mario doesn't care and has nothing to prove at this point , he just does his stuff
Ima a subscriber my dude. Cool vid. IM the guy that literally put the "A" in 'ADD' and I watched till vid stopped!! lol. Still dizzy w/upset stomach bruhh. These two cats are the best that ever did it
Mario is one of the best no doubt about it but my personal favorite and inspiration was Neil Peart from Rush, he died 5 years ago but the music and his drumming lives on...
I love these videos! The look on your face when you see the Estepario's skill is the best. Fun fact: on a recent interview with another spanish youtuber, he said something like "When I listen to music, I transcribe them on paper like "pum pum pim", "pam pam pim pum" which is hilarious xD
I think that the disection is imperetive, especially when people doubt EES and his super human skill set. Love the content, as a drummer I really appreciate you.
Great reaction, man! If you wanna see Mario's amaziness displayed in songs, you must listen to "the art of dying", "toxic garbage island" and "the cell". Keep it up! 🤘🏽
I'VE PLAYED DRUMS FOR 20+ YEARS AND COULDN'T BEGIN TO DUPLICATE SOMEONE PLAYING THIS TECHNICALLY DIFFICULT AND FAST! El Estepario DOES IT WITH EASE. MIND FUCK
It may go without saying, willing to take heat for this. It is a gift to have an ear and coordination without learning how to play an instrument. I learned how to play french horn in 4th grade not with the books given to learn how to play, I learned from the radio with Back in Black album and on a CD of Blink-182 Enema of the State. Memory,Ear and coordination goes a long way, but dedication is by far what makes any musician their best
Whats so crazy about Estepario is his chops are so good he can literally play almost anything it just goes to show you if you have good chops you can literally play anything
Holly shit,I can't believe this guy found a drummer to melt even his brain. That's just, I don't know. Just no words... Just goes to show there is always,ALWAYS, ANOTHER LEVEL
I never heard of the band Gojira before, but cool name, and wicked drumming! I'm a subscribed fan of Siberiano. He is a monster machine, and very entertaining. Every drum stroke seems precise, as if it's the only note he's playing that day. It doesn't matter who's best, they are both awe-inspiring rhythm aces.
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El Estepario is a once in a generation drummer, and what’s so awesome is how much love and respect he has for other greats.
@@buttsbuttsbutts68ok what ones are better?
@@buttsbuttsbutts68 It's etc, not ect. Etc is short for etcetera, meaning "and so on", ect is short for Electro-convulsive therapy (shocking the brain).
@@buttsbuttsbutts68 I notice you edited. You're welcome for the free spelling lesson 🙂
@@buttsbuttsbutts68 😂 I apologise on behalf of whatever education system let you down so awfully 🤭🙄
@@buttsbuttsbutts68 If YOU want some 😂. You're the gift that keeps on giving pal 🙂
Love how humble both of you are. Giving credit to greatness while being amazing yourself.
I'm not even a drummer (I play bass) and I'm watching this. Whenever Estepario's shorts come up while scrolling, I always watch them. Love his one hand series!
Same!
Same 😅
Hear you
Ditto
I play guitar 😂😂😂😮😮😮😮
The fact he takes time to explain every part of it is what makes me like him more and more not to mention he's not afraid to give credit to other drummers.
Estepario is so out of this world that can be enjoying repeating what genius creators like Mario does.
I love how he is taking the challenge of other amazing drummers and WITHOUT trying to out do them, sends his respect and just breaks it down being as amazing as he is as a player just as they are and deserve that respect
These two guys are on a different level! I played for a long time but geez these guys MONSTERS! Nothing but respect!
El Estepario just sees and hears the patterns. His ability to follow the progression of the patterns is so much longer. A pure savant. He just...sees and hears it different than we do.
He moves his hands and arms to it differently than we do too. :-) But you knew that.
I would agree that he's got savant skills. Absolutely brilliant.
Era el batería de la banda Saratoga
por si quieres mirar su contenido pon Estepario Siberiano Saratoga
@@taniajuan651 lo comprobaré, graçias!
I don't understand how at my age, I'm binge watching these type videos. Thank you younger generations for making my day, lol! You've inspired me. I enjoyed this because I don't understand a thing about drumming. This breakdown helps me know what's going on.
Here's one for you... Remember as a child when someone was beating the table, chair, the wall, even a younger sibling like a drum...we would be told to knock that house off...when he plays...you can never get enough. He's truly amazing!!!
Agree! I'm a 65 yr old woman who isn't a musician and I am addicted to his shorts! Plus he's easy on the eyes....he he
My favorite drummers- buddy rich, J. bonham, Sibriano, dave weckle, Gadd, peart , and the list goes on and on,
In my 54 years of music!
Thank you for your time!😊
Love this content, dissecting a near impossible to play solo ( without the ability to read or write music ) is impressive enough, but to then play a near perfect reproduction on a greatly reduced kit is both a testament to his abilities as drummer and a musician. A force to be reckoned with, and a totally out of this world drummer. Great react!
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF OTHER DRUMMERS IS WHAT MAKES HIM A TRUE BLESSING IN THE DRUMMING WORLD
“ This is just a cheap imitation of the original”….. cheap?……. CHEAP??!! Look I get that he’s just a genuinely humble person who just happens to be in my opinion one of the best drummers of all time that I’ve ever heard but I think I speak for all those who have watched this man put on an absolute clinic on the drums. I feel it’s pretty safe to say you are many many many things my friend, but cheap is absolutely positively and definitely NOT one of them so in closing I just want to say please never stop blessing us with your insane talent on the kit… my view is yours, my sub is yours and my like button will forever belong to you!! /Salute!
Totally agree 🤝
The humbleness of this guys is what seperate him from sooo many others.
I love watching him break everything down to its basic, to make it easy for anyone.
I’m ALWAYS floored by the guy who can take things done on a massive kit and express it with less.
👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Exactly!
My god. I'm so blown away. I've been playing drums for years. I love seeing you guys playing. I'm to old now to even comprehend what's going on. Bless you all. Love Mark ❤️
For what it's worth, Mario is a damn genius. Strange time signatures, but everything works so well.
i said it before and ill say it again.. he is the Stevie Ray Vaughan of drums..humble, outgoing, gives everyone their credit. hopefully people will see his true awesomeness before hes gone
???? SRV wasn't a virtuoso.
@@dragonpundit.6443that’s like, your opinion man
This guy's talent and dedication is just sick!!! Love watching him!
The skill of being able to listen and interpret the sound even with a different set is awesome. Especially without being able to read music. He is a very talented, natural musician. I myself don’t like to compare great musicians to others, I just enjoy their ability to make music into an art form.
Jorge is such a beast, but at the same time so incredibly humble. And funny too. Positive, motivating. No wonder his channel has exploded. Such an incredible human being.
Mario is my favourite drummer and i'm a huge Gojira fan, saw them live for the 5th time this year. If i had to recommend one song by them it would probably between The Gift of Guilt and Backbone. They are a fantastic band
This is awesome! I Love the fact that there is a group of GREAT musicians coming up who are willing to "share" the struggle of learning how to interpret other musicians solos. Ive been a gigging musician since 16 years old. I started on the drums with gospel music like most out there. Then 25 years later we lost our bass player and I needed to learn the bass. Now 18 years later still playing both. But the mentality of ALL the "good" musicians in most genres were all secretive with their technique. I remember asking really good bass players after a gig what was that run you did in the second chorus of the 4th song in the set when you started with a pentatonic run and ended on the 4 (hypothetical situation here) ..... and the answer you'd get is ... "oh I just felt that I have no idea what I did"... leaving all young musicians thinking that there was some magic place you needed to visit in order to play like a beast!!!
It is so refreshing to see really outstanding musicians like yourself Colby Fulton and El Estepario show the younger generation that that magic place you need to go to is ...wait for it...... "PRACTICE TOWN". and you need to make your reservation in "Practice Town" a long term stay... Maybe rent a Villa in "Practice Town" and live there for some time, get to know the natives, or .... better yet, buy some land in "Practice Town" and build a small tee-pee there and learn the landscape a bit, eventually your little tee-pee will get upgraded to an apartment and then maybe you will become a naturalized citizen of "Practice Town".
Mentorship , like you both are doing to this young generation was the missing piece in the 70's through the 2000's. Now people are seeing that the way to continued improvement is mentorship!
Good Job to both of you
ElEstapario, Mario, and Gavin are all such fascinating and entertaining drummers to watch and listen to, each in their own way.
I played for 12 years, took 5 years worth of lessons, played over 300 live shows. Yet I know just enough to completely understand and appreciate Mario and Estepario’s abilities.
My favorite drummer for almost 40 years was Neil Peart. It wasn’t just his drumming. His compositions were mostly exquisite,
I saw Mario with Gojira, for their second album tour, he was just a year older than me, and I couldn't believe how incredible he was... I cried, and practiced a lot, I even destroyed my knees, for trying to build speed too fast. The legend tells he can improvise metal with his brother, since kids ! El Estepario is a better drummer, but Mario is an artist !
Does Not Compute. He is not BETTER than Mario. He is sick on his small set though.
❤I love how he displays his humility, Everyone bends to his mastery but he knows he is the same as everyone else and is always learning and will always have someone else to look up to no matter how good he gets there is always someone somewhere better. Bravo
Estepario is easily my pick for favourite drummer, he’s incredible, especially considering he can’t read or write music…I’ve seen him do the most difficult solos out there like nobody’s business….& he’s way younger than he looks, only 27 or maybe 28 now…his journey is just beginning, imagine where he could be in a decade, any band he wanted most likely!
I've heard he's 25.
@@RUclipsisranbypussies yes ,you are spot on,
he just turned 25 on the 17 of August,
what a bright future he has at head of him , he is so good and humble he deserves every success.
El is being humble, watch enough vids of his and you know he can do whatever Mario does!
I agree. He’s being humble and respectful, but of course he could do all that.
Agreed, but I think Mario's style is truly amazing and unique. El Estepario is certainly talented enough to play what Duplantier plays, but they have a little different style, so it's fun to see El recreate it so well
That’s rediculus how impressive they both are wow ,,, what a monster
Both of you are so humble and so respectful to your colleagues and the craft itself it's super inspiring and very moving , Respect ! .. I would love to subscribe !
SIBERIANO is so humble, you can tell he knows the game of learning.
That's exactly why he knows the game of learning. His ego doesn't exist. Doesn't get in the way of his progress.
I love Gojira, one of my top favorite bands. Mario is a great drummer. With that said....El Siberiano Estepario is in another league. This man is an A.I 😀
Yes, but the major advance on Mario is, he creates these things, El Siberiano Estepario just follows it or replays it, so in that perspective I rate Mario way over El Siberiano Estepario. It is no all about technique, the same with a lot of guitar players, while Jimmy Page might not be the best, he did create a lot of stuff.
@@henktittel3588 Totally agree. Jorge is a computer, one of the fastest ones. He plays things that I did not think they were possible. But sometimes the best things are the simplest and the credit goes to those ones that can find something new, those who can create and not just repeat it faster. I do not want to take credit from El Estepario; I think he is one of the best drummers out there, totally #1 social media entertainer, and he deserves all those followers and subscribers. But the thing I love the most from El Estepario is that he is humble. He is a machine and still he gives so much credit to everybody else and keeps repeating to us that we can be there if we practice enough.
@@henktittel3588agree
@@henktittel3588 el hecho de que este tocando esquemas rítmicos de otros no quiere decir que no sepa componer. ¿Pero cómo no va a saber componer esta bestia? El Estepario Siberiano ha enfocado su canal para divertirnos y dar su versión particular, lo cual también lo hace creativo. Saratoga no es un grupo que me entusiasme, quiza al ES tampoco y por eso lo dejó, pero ahí demuestra que sabe componer buenos esquemas y estructuras rítmicas. Además, está intentando montar su propio grupo, pero sin prisas, porque esto que hace en el canal le da de comer y se lo merece ¿ cómo se te ocurre decir que este tipo no sabe componer?
EL siberiano did the main patterns, but absolutely zero counter-time mario did.
So no, he's a monster, perhaps faster, but the game of mario is more creative AND complex/subtle to me, much more.
He gives these awesome drummers so much credit cause he is so freaking humble and that my friends is why I enjoy watching this monster play cause he is a freaking machine myself but he doesn't hesitate giving credit where credit is due. So hats off to this bull. Hint Hint. Haha thank you again for all that you do. And remember never stop rocking on. 🤘
Gojira are awesome. Can't pick a favourite song...but I haven't found one that I don't like. Mario is an amazing drummer! El Estepario is mind blowing, because he seems to be able to reproduce, and often adapt, some of the most technical stuff, on such a basic kit...and when he plays one handed, rolling a smoke and having a drink...just incredible!!!
He may not have a musical theory background, writing background or anything like that but he's easily the greatest drummer alive, an argument could be made for ever.
He is one of the best polyrythmic drummers in the world. It will be awesome when he figures it out.
First, you're welcome thank you for the fan respect, second, I agree that the amount of respect he gives is always phenomenal to the artists/drummers. I did enjoy this and watched to the end. He has a video of a breakdown of another great drummer named Chris, while letting his injured finger heal, I recommend checking it out.
he is so awesome. not just his drumming. he reminds me of my best friend from Argentina.
It's weird back then there wasn't talent like this and now everyone has crazy talent guitar, drums you name it it's like everything is so advanced
I just love listening to him break it down on a smaller kit.
El Estepario Siberiano is a genius. His ability to dissect and replicate are off the charts. Hes truly a beast on the drums.
Shut it with the 'whose better' garbage! These guys are ALL great! Listen to him on the CD with his former band "Saratoga". Amazing stuff, by all of these drummers who can play anywhere NEAR this level. Just the fact this guy can sit down, listen, figure it out & play it is amazing. Great channel, BTW.
Very much important to respect and appreciate other musicians. Respect to the humbleness of Siberiano. Wow. That's what makes him so good.
I friggin love watching El Estapario he keeps it simple, he could pretty much play with any band that needs a drummer. He may be a cyborg just saying.
Watching him Dissect this... He knows how to figure stuff out! Even if he can't read music, he still knows his stuff!
you really can't compare El Estepario to anyone. He is Cobham, Weckl, Colliuta, Bohnam, Tony Williams, Mason, PJ Jones, Elvin, Greb, and every good drummer you could ever think of combined and then some.
Exept Neal Peart
@@Jani-oc1upI'm sorry to say this good sir, but I don't think Neil is even close to being in the realm that El Estepario is in... could u honestly see Neil covering some of the most technical drum beats of modern day....... With ONE FU€KIN HAND!??!?!??! I've seen Neil unscripted behind a set and he's not mind blowing .. He's great tho .. he really is a bonafide legend!! So can we all try to imagine what bracket of greatness El estepario should fall in!! ?? I mean he added on 1 million new subscribers to his channel within a month.... It seems like I have a lot to say lol but I'm honestly speechless in the end. No dis respect intended with this reply, I swear.
Technique and skill is one thing, he has abundance of that but has he got the groove??? Not so sure.
He lacks musicality, but he may be the best technical drummer out there.
Colby I truly appreciate you finding and sharing the most mind-blowing drum content. Some people talk shat, but I would have never known this existed
He's an alien
Drums are like golf. Even players who describe themselves as "intermediate" can have moments of brilliance. It's the dependable repetition of those moments that separate Estepario and Mario from those of us forced to just tune in and watch in awe.
Both guys are amazing, what a lesson of Mario and a humble Lobo 🐺 but a very, vey good drummer. My respect
Thoroughly enjoy this video format. First taste of seeing him human. Great comments and breakdown of the breakdown
Estepario Siberiano,drummer level OMEGA!!!! what a beast!!!
He has got to be the best drummer in the world. Hands down.
I love seeing the passion in your eyes and how humble you are. Rock on!
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Every time i went to a motörhead consert. And those were quite a few.
One of the highlights was to see Mikkey Dee doing his solos.
One of the greatest drummers ever in my book.
But i feel he is not being talked about as much ss he deserves.
(I think he's playing for the scorpions now)
Another favorite is Chris Adler of Lamb of God.
Hes got an amazing groove to his playing that just hits me like a speeding truck!
And of course Vinnie Paul of Pantera, who just like Mikkey Dee, who was kind of hidden behind the dazzling sun that was Lemmy, kind of always got in the shadow of the exceptionally brilliant Dimebag Darell!
Well. Those are my top 3 for anyone who would give a shit about my humble opinion! 😅
It’d be something to get a few of these guys in the same studio sharing their work
Some people just drip talent. The Russian steppe is indeed one of them
His ear and ability to parse individual sticking is incredible. Too add insult, he's incredibly clean and the syncopation seems effortless.
Spanish
@@miguelgarza8769 Siberiano -> Ruso
Man insane the breathing is the technique to his endurance. Perfect drummers
Not a musician at all. But love the content of drummers on drummers and that learning never stops. Dedication.
I've been following El Estepario Siberiano for almost 3 years now and I am a drummer myself.. And this freak'n guy makes me wanna quit! He's a monster dude!.. Damn!!😅💯💥💢
EL ESTEPARIO is the best, hands down. LEGEND !!!!
I love how ESS listens. This is extremely important in any musical context, but especially for a drummer who does not read music, it is indispensable.
ESS has built an amazing technique set by working his tail off. Remaining humble and respectful of people doing their own thing, present and past, allows him and any other musician or other person to keep learning and growing. Here is where work on listening skills really pays off, because listening to experts doing crazily hard stuff - whatever the field of endeavor (and we can substitute "reading" and "observing" and other terms appropriate for the ways we pay close attention to learn from other people in any given field of art, craft, industry, or science) - relies on our ability to understand and to analyze what we hope to learn. Whether we want to replicate a part for enjoyment or for an exercise or we want to pull a set of sounds out of context to find a way to incorporate some of it into our own new music, all the work we do to learn how to listen - to learn how to learn - makes it possible to do what we need to do.
The beauty to me of what ESS does is the way he shares the journey, and shares his enthusiasm for what he is doing. It reflects a respect for the work it takes to do what he hears in his head. That respect and enthusiasm show in his appreciation of other players.
On the format, I really enjoy part breakdowns like the one ESS does here. They give insight into how a part I don't know works, but also tell me something about how the person doing the analysis - here ESS - thinks about music and the instrument.
As for Mario, bravo - he seems pretty masterful. Somehow, I have minimal familiarity with his band (not really my thing - grunting vocals don't attract my attention). With all the music out there, sometimes things just pass you by without your knowing it happened.
Huge Gojira fan here. Satan is a Lawyer - one of their best songs imo!! But everything they do is amazing. Mario is superb!
Absolutely amazing knowledge and technical ability wow blown away ,what some drummers do when soloing they forget that not every body in the audience are drummers a good solo has to be written and played just like a well composed song ,it needs dynamics, hooks ,tune ,stops and build ,which in this case he does bang on ,amazing is all I can say .I very much enjoyed this type of video ,I hope you do some more in the near future many thanks
This guy is one of the BEST DRUMMERS I'VE SEEN, HE MAKES IT LOOK SOO NATURAL
Awesome how he visualizes the sounds so he can play them without knowing sheet music it becomes imprinted into his memory. Fascinating.
Mario and El Estepario are both drum beasts.
Game recognizes game. And we all appreciate seeing that as well. Thanks to all of you great people out there for sharing your greatness with all of us. Pretty sure we straight up fkn LOVE you guys for that!
Very very impressive. He hears it once and he programmed his brain to copy and repeat like a ROBOT. He is the best or damn close to it!
The scariest thing about Mario Duplantier is how hard he hits. And he does that for a full 60-90 minute set. He’s a fucking alien.
You HAVE to get the exclusive with this guy. He is a musical GOD and he's so intriguing to boot. Yes!! PODCAST ❤️
well playing a music and creating the music is two different thing, , it's easy to be impressed by blast beat and speed double kick , Mario doesn't care and has nothing to prove at this point , he just does his stuff
Ima a subscriber my dude. Cool vid. IM the guy that literally put the "A" in 'ADD' and I watched till vid stopped!! lol. Still dizzy w/upset stomach bruhh. These two cats are the best that ever did it
Mario is one of the best no doubt about it but my personal favorite and inspiration was Neil Peart from Rush, he died 5 years ago but the music and his drumming lives on...
I don't know how he can listen to it at that speed and break down the pattern that is being done . That takes a very skillful year
These two are my favorite drummers for the last few years. Mario even longer
I love these videos! The look on your face when you see the Estepario's skill is the best. Fun fact: on a recent interview with another spanish youtuber, he said something like "When I listen to music, I transcribe them on paper like "pum pum pim", "pam pam pim pum" which is hilarious xD
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I think that the disection is imperetive, especially when people doubt EES and his super human skill set. Love the content, as a drummer I really appreciate you.
I don't know what my favorite Gojira song is but the one that turned me on to them was "Stranded"
Been loving your vids keep it up 👍
Thank you!! 🤘🏻🤘🏻
EL ESTEPARIO
SIBERIANO is my favorite drummer All day (after my uncle who thought me to play RIP Jack Scott)
Awesome talent, both of those guys!
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Both of those drummers are so sick, it’s mind boggling! 😮
Great reaction, man!
If you wanna see Mario's amaziness displayed in songs, you must listen to "the art of dying", "toxic garbage island" and "the cell".
Keep it up! 🤘🏽
Love this. I need alot more practice and I been playing 30 years. Never saw A drummer like him.
I'VE PLAYED DRUMS FOR 20+ YEARS AND COULDN'T BEGIN TO DUPLICATE SOMEONE PLAYING THIS TECHNICALLY DIFFICULT AND FAST! El Estepario DOES IT WITH EASE. MIND FUCK
Favorite drummer...craziest drummer in the universe...Animal.
"Need more cow bell" 😂
It may go without saying, willing to take heat for this. It is a gift to have an ear and coordination without learning how to play an instrument. I learned how to play french horn in 4th grade not with the books given to learn how to play, I learned from the radio with Back in Black album and on a CD of Blink-182 Enema of the State. Memory,Ear and coordination goes a long way, but dedication is by far what makes any musician their best
Wow both amazing. I would love my drum set to sound just like Mario’s. Great sound.
One of the most talented people i ever saw in youtube ! This dude is for real
Whats so crazy about Estepario is his chops are so good he can literally play almost anything it just goes to show you if you have good chops you can literally play anything
Holly shit,I can't believe this guy found a drummer to melt even his brain. That's just, I don't know. Just no words... Just goes to show there is always,ALWAYS, ANOTHER LEVEL
this has got to be the wierdest format ever? A guy reacting to a guy reacting to another guy. Infinity loop anyone?
I freaking love Gojira! Mario Duplantier is a master at off beats and weird time signatures. Silveria, Shooting Star, and Stranded are my favorites.
I never heard of the band Gojira before, but cool name, and wicked drumming! I'm a subscribed fan of Siberiano. He is a monster machine, and very entertaining. Every drum stroke seems precise, as if it's the only note he's playing that day. It doesn't matter who's best, they are both awe-inspiring rhythm aces.
Sir. You need to listen to Gojira! I know what i am telling you!
All the contents are great, the Beard is cool, and, of course, disecting and analising is spot on! Keep going man!!!
You need to stop asking if people like the content
Content is great! Comments are useless!
I know right please shut the front door already
Yeah and please ciuld you pause video then talk 🙏
Needs to stop using other people names to get views too, it’s lame
😂buddy asked twice in 20 seconds
Any thing he does,phenomenal the real deal and he's so humble also my favorite drummer so far
Mario is stellar on drums one of my favorite drummers
Love it! I have a lot of "favorite drummers". But being an oldschool guy Buddy Rich and Sammy Davis Jr. are two of my all-time favorites.