John Panozzo was a monster behind the kit. I hope you eventually do more Styx covers. Lorelei is one of his best performances as well as Born For Adventure
Sina I've been playing drums the better part of 40 years and I can honestly say that you're one of the best drummers I've seen in a generation. You're an inspiration. Also the respect that you show the artists says a lot about your character. Great job!!
Who would have thought a 21 year old would influence a 71 year old on their music choice. After listening to this cover I went to our local second hand vinyl store and bought "Killroy was Here"
This is one of those songs that the drummer plays a key yet subtle lead. By paying close attention it is amazing to hear how the drums set you up for what is coming next. I absolutely love these types of songs. Great work again Sina
THE SONG - "Mr. Roboto" was written and sung by Styx keyboardist Dennis DeYoung. It was recorded in 1982 and released on Feb. 11, 1983 on their concept / rock opera album 'Kilroy Was Here' at 5:30 length with an extended synth intro that was deleted for the 4:44 single. It peaked at #3 on Billboard's Hot 100 chart on Apr. 16, 1983. "Mr. Roboto", on its own - with some Japanese lyrics and vocoder treated vocals, can seem rather strange. It tells the story of a future time when a musician named Kilroy is imprisoned by a fascist group called the Majority for Musical Morality. He escapes by disabling a robotic prison guard and hiding inside its shell. It forms part of the 'Kilroy was Here' rock opera album which greatly expands on this future / fantasy theme. The album was a response to a previous accusation of "lyric backmasking" and some groups that wanted albums with "backmasking" to bear a warning label. In protest, Styx deliberately included backmasking on one of the album tracks. The keyboard-oriented, theatrical, synth-pop style that Styx adopted wasn't received well by some critics. Rolling Stone, on April 14, 1983, gave 'Kilroy was Here' two of five stars. Internal disputes about the direction the band was taking resulted in Styx disbanding in 1984. THE DRUM COVER - Styx drummer, the late John Panozzo, grew up in Chicago with his fraternal twin Chuck, who played bass for Styx, and neighbor Dennis DeYoung. Although John used an acoustic Tama drum kit, the sound, on "Mr. Roboto" seems rather processed. The more natural sound that Sina favors is a very good fit for this cover. Nicely done! Domo arigato, Sina! THE ICON - Niki is back and it's business as usual at the Iconology Clinic.
Very informative! Thanks, Juliet! I liked listening to this song when I was a kid because I was so intrigued with cybernetics. I'm not music-savvy, but I do remember that the drum sound seemed processed. I like this "Sina acoustic style" so much more.
Sina is a great drummer, she has talent and with a bit of luck she can become a big one. I wish Sina the best of luck and success, all her dreams should come true.
Awesome way to go...love Styx and your drumming. I was 16 years old when this album was released. At that time in popular music STYX was arguably the biggest and most popular band in the United States and Canada ( btw I’m Canadian). But their previous records that were also huge sellers had a more progressive hard rock/ metal sound to them. So you can only imagine the surprise to their fans....me included when Mr. Roboto was released. Although I bought the album and still loved Styx I had a hard time accepting this new sound. It didn’t really matter after that because they broke up and everybody moved on from Styx.... me included. I was heartbroken to say the least. Fast forward a few decades and it’s great to see Styx still together and touring every year and releasing new albums. For all you younger generation of music fans.... GO SEE THIS BAND LIVE!!!! I did recently and wow.... best live classic rock band out there period. Still youthful looking and rocking like there’s no tomorrow. Peace
That was the very first album I ever bought with my own money. Now I'm teaching the music to my children! Your drumming is great. I really enjoy watching your covers of music & I can finally see how the drums were/are played. Thank you & keep up all the great work.
I never had the album but my mom did have the 8 track and I had the 45 of this song. The older kids at the babysitters house played the intro backwards trying to find the "Kilroy was here" message but it turns out it wasn't on the 45
I saw them live in 1997. Pat Benatar opened for them. They did two encores, but this wasn't one of them. I was severely disappointed. Thanks for another great cover!
Your PERFECT TIMING and PRECISION in every stroke AMAZES ME every time ! All in a NATURAL SWING (which is SO IMPORTANT) (no mechanical strokes). Great Performance !
Fraulein Sina....you make drumming look effortless. I'd be sweating up a storm within 2 beats and failing miserable afterwards. Thank you for your musical contributions.
I will be your fan forever. You played almost all of my favorite songs. I was born in the 60's, you're right about your fan base ages. Playing drum, I considered to be the most difficult instruments to play.
As always, insanely great rendition. I'm old enough to be your grandfather and I love your extremely well done videos. I'd pay to see you perform in concert, as long as you perform songs from my youth, that you do so well!! LOL
Great job of playing to the song. Keep up the thing you do well playing drums. I started in 59 at age 9. Most my cousins in Texas were way older then me. Like 15 to 18 Yrs of age. I always watch my one cousin on drums. How he played. Once I saw here left to his girlfriends house. I snuck on his drums and his girlfriend got mad at him he came home early and he caught me on his drums and I said oops. Thought I was going to get beat up. Instead said let's see what you can do. He said just watching me you learned that. I said yep. Make a long story short joined a band at 14 Yrs old. Played drums over 30 years. Band 18 Yrs. I'm retired now. Guess what I'm going back to drumming I still remember the drums lol. 68 soon. God Bless wish I had a girl like you to say that's my daughter on the drums.
I have liked this particular track since I was a kid, Sina. This sounded like the original at the beginning - your hi-hat thing was really amazing, at first I thought it was a metronome playing in the background. Then your "acoustic Sina style" kicked in, which I like better since the original seemed to sound synthetic. This is now one of my favorite covers from you, Sina :)
Brilliant choice, performed to perfection. Styx are one of my all-time favourite bands, and although I can think of a few tracks I generally prefer to Mr Roboto, they don't have such interesting or challenging drum parts, so this is a great choice, and you absolutely nailed it. BTW, I already have "Savage" in it's entirety in my regular daily play rotation, and I'm eagerly awaiting the CD, as I'm old fashioned enough to prefer something physical as well as a download.
Sina! Guten Abend! Sina! Du bist unglaublich in diesem Video! Tolle peppige Musik! Welthit! Sina! Bassdrum-Hi-Hats werden perfekt zum Spielen auf einem Schlagzeug kombiniert!!! Bass Drum und Snare Drum perfekt gespielt!!!! Sina! Das hast du gut gemacht!!! Sina! Du bist immer wieder toll!!! Alle Videos!!!! 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘🥁🥁🥁🎶🎶🎶
STYX!!! Massivelyunder rtated band, I recently bought there entire back cataogue and by God they're good! Never expected Sina to cover one of theirs, brilliant
A relic from the 'weird 80s,' Mr. Roboto....This song was met in 1983 by me and my high school buddies with 'WTF' followed by 'grand importance' once we figured out it was a 'message song!!!' ...Hey, we were silly, I admit! Still one of my favorites from my youth, and you nailed it! And the analog drum sound really adds kick.
*You are weird, I LIKE YOU* Most likely one of Sheldon Cooper and Amy Farrah Fowler's wedding vows 😊 I'd like to see more expressive t-shirts like that! 😎 Really enjoyed this one Sina. You played this with such ease and authority. So in the groove. You really do have the soul of an 80's kid! It amazes me time and time again hearing you comment like you do. "Dennis DeYoung, for me one of the most beautiful voices in Rock music." What 18 year old kid says these things today! One of the many things that separates you from the masses lil lady! Your discerning taste in music. Certainly something that has been lost in youth today. 😁 Now you can add Styx to your long resume of classic youtube covers. Hopefully you still have many more coming. "Def Leppard" cough, cough 😉 😁
I agree, 70's kid. Growing up in the 70's myself it's sad to see our musical heroes passing away so frequently. We were talking recently about the music from the 60's. 70's and 80's versus everything after 1993. No more song writers. I mean prolific song writers. Sina, thanks so much for these awesome covers of awesome classics.
I saw them in K town (Kaiserslautern) Germany in 80s I could see in their faces that they did not like each other. It was festival seating meaning no seats. It was however a great show, jammed every note. They also did a really good encore, they played until the last minute as I was told. City imposes a 10:30 quiet hour and they played until that time. It was also cool how they stopped, it sounded as if somebody pulled the plug on the instruments. They kept singing. I read in the paper that the city fined them for some reason, must have been a protest. Sina another good presentation your evolving into a true professional. I liked the verbage incorporated in the middle. And that is what happened.
Thank you Thank you Thank you for doing a Styx song and recognizing JP. He is one of the most overlooked drummers, and was an amazing talent. They way he could mix the cymbals with everything, and do it live. Anyone who has seen Kilroy would know, he was keeping a beat with two guys trying to pull him away. Greatly missed.
......... just wow! Such diversity in being able to switch between the rhythm of all the different bands and their unique sounds. I remember, fondly, of listening to Styx when they were pushing out some great sounds for the time. Did I just admit to being a bit old?... So this is one of the more tame songs of Styx, to really get the sticks going... Lorelei, Blue Collar Man, Madam Blue is okay really picks up when it leads into Miss America. Truly a fan Sina
Hey I like that she throws something totally unexpected out there! Keep us guessing"what will she do next?" I like Sina and Mike being unpredictable! I want to see her do more Jazz
Congratulations to sina drums for more of this magnificent styx work, a few days back I was still thinking how good it would be if she recorded mr. roboto I loved this music for some time, now with your recording it got better still, I'm also your fan saw, hug.
Another percussion driven ride back-in-time to the early 80s for some Styx a la Sina...well done cover! Really enjoyed this Friday feature. Danke, Fraulein!
It was after Paradise theater that things got bad. I was lucky enough to see the Paradise tour and the reunion tour 20 years later. What a great band. I loved growing up through the 80s. This was actually one of my fav videos from back then. Great job on the chops! Thanks for bringing back all the great songs of my era. :-)
Maybe not Styx finest piece, but well done, as always, Sina. I was able to see Styx minus a couple of its members a couple of years ago. Their array of music is awesome. I think Mr. Roboto is an interesting song and it does say a lot about the band's talents and musical direction by the members. You did an awesome job Sina. Keep it up - ignore the dummies. I love ALL 80s and 90s music.
Another awesome Sina Drums video! Love the little smiles and the pony tail and playing so effortlessly. A natural and looks like you were having fun too! Love it!
Hey guys! Shut up just listen..... What a great drummer !! WOW... WOW.... you have smashed it (( SINA )). Yeh!! You Are Weird...I LIKE YOU !! [ T-shirt ]. Great Job SINA!! Thank you!! From New York
Exelente!!!!!!Te escribo desde Argentina. Este tema lo pasaban en las discotecas en los 80's donde yo iba a bailar ( tengo 53 años) y sigo tus videos y me encanta la bateria. Te felicito lo haces muy bien.
Sina and her dad are doing all filming and video editing by themselves, so lamenting about "selling her out" is pretty wild. You're sounding as if she's a child that doesn't have any say in how she's presenting herself. If you're looking for real sell-outs I can point you to a dozen of other channels...
Excellent job Sina! I knew Tommy and the guys before they became famous. They played hard to get where they got to. I think you're doing twice as hard as what they did. You will go far. God bless.
I love your music selection.All the great songs I grew up with. I could listen to your covers all day. Finally got to see the music video with your new band.The song was kick ass. Keep it up.
Dennis DeYoung is one of my most favorite singers. The guy has an excellent voice. I never really thought Kilroy Was Here was a great album, though. To me, their best album is The Grand Illusion. The song Castle Walls is an absolute epic song. But, anything before Paradise Theater is a great Styx album. One of my most favorite bands, though. And, great cover. You look really cool when you play the drums. :)
Let's say it's Hocus Pocus by Focus. Drummer Pierre van der Linden. Guitar Jan Akkerman, the best guitarist of the world 1973 according to Melody Maker.
Thank you for covering this beautiful song. I'm always impressed with your song selection. There are songs that I have not heard for a long time, but I really like to remember. As in this case. I love to see you playing the drum part of classics. And I admire you for how you do it
Unlike all those flashy drummers out there, you know the main thing that sets Drummers apart, you know how to play your snare. You are a great Drummer.
This was where I totally ran the other way from Styx. I wasn't alone. But what I really want to say is, as usual, Sina nailed it. I am continually awed by her range and depth. I'm sure that I'm not the only one who is constantly promoting her on FB and other forms of social media. I'm puzzled that she isn't more popularly known and appreciated. Maybe it's because she refuses to cover all the current pop stuff (THANK GOD!). I can't wait for THE GAS to tour the states so I can see her live.
I like listening to this young lady! she is awsome! Very talented drummer for her age. It's nice to see youngsters playing any instrument weather there good or just starting out. Keep it up young lady you're very talented.
Nice to see new generation covering Styx. First time I heard that band was over twenty years ago but it was only in April 2007 for me to first hear "Mr. Roboto" performed by Dennis DeYoung with rock symphonic orchestra in Wilfrid Pelletier concert hall. The word "robot" is Czech origin and has the same origin as "Arbeit" since both words have similar consonants in the same order. Personally, I consider Styx the American Queen for the following reasons. Dennis DeYoung and Freddie Mercury share some similarity in vocal range and played piano/keyboards. Both bands experimented with different genres. And finally, for Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody", Styx have "Suite Madame Blue" which is worth covering. Perhaps more so. Unfortunately, Styx were originally underrated and seemed to enjoy better popularity in Canada.
You nailed the groove to the stage. Very cool. I would like to think John Panozzo himself would and does smile and bob a head or foot along with your jam, wherever he may be... This tune and the whole Kilroy album have always caught a lot of flack, but I always dug it, especially this tune. Well done! As far as the negative trolls..., If they like it, say "Cool! Awesome!", (with a sincere smile), :D and if they don't, say "Cool! Awesome!", (with a sinister grin) >:)
John Panozzo was a monster behind the kit. I hope you eventually do more Styx covers. Lorelei is one of his best performances as well as Born For Adventure
Sina I've been playing drums the better part of 40 years and I can honestly say that you're one of the best drummers I've seen in a generation. You're an inspiration. Also the respect that you show the artists says a lot about your character. Great job!!
Who would have thought a 21 year old would influence a 71 year old on their music choice. After listening to this cover I went to our local second hand vinyl store and bought "Killroy was Here"
Good job Man
Especially if you did a Hugh Heffner.
Its notabout the age but Good music
I think she's only 17in this video. I may be wrong through.
Not sure , but I don’t think Sina is 21
This is one of those songs that the drummer plays a key yet subtle lead.
By paying close attention it is amazing to hear how the drums set you up for what is coming next.
I absolutely love these types of songs.
Great work again Sina
THE SONG - "Mr. Roboto" was written and sung by Styx keyboardist Dennis DeYoung. It was recorded in 1982 and released on Feb. 11, 1983 on their concept / rock opera album 'Kilroy Was Here' at 5:30 length with an extended synth intro that was deleted for the 4:44 single. It peaked at #3 on Billboard's Hot 100 chart on Apr. 16, 1983.
"Mr. Roboto", on its own - with some Japanese lyrics and vocoder treated vocals, can seem rather strange. It tells the story of a future time when a musician named Kilroy is imprisoned by a fascist group called the Majority for Musical Morality. He escapes by disabling a robotic prison guard and hiding inside its shell. It forms part of the 'Kilroy was Here' rock opera album which greatly expands on this future / fantasy theme. The album was a response to a previous accusation of "lyric backmasking" and some groups that wanted albums with "backmasking" to bear a warning label. In protest, Styx deliberately included backmasking on one of the album tracks. The keyboard-oriented, theatrical, synth-pop style that Styx adopted wasn't received well by some critics. Rolling Stone, on April 14, 1983, gave 'Kilroy was Here' two of five stars. Internal disputes about the direction the band was taking resulted in Styx disbanding in 1984.
THE DRUM COVER - Styx drummer, the late John Panozzo, grew up in Chicago with his fraternal twin Chuck, who played bass for Styx, and neighbor Dennis DeYoung. Although John used an acoustic Tama drum kit, the sound, on "Mr. Roboto" seems rather processed. The more natural sound that Sina favors is a very good fit for this cover. Nicely done! Domo arigato, Sina!
THE ICON - Niki is back and it's business as usual at the Iconology Clinic.
Wow, once again,Juliet, Thank you.
I like Niki ;) Great she's back!
Very informative! Thanks, Juliet! I liked listening to this song when I was a kid because I was so intrigued with cybernetics. I'm not music-savvy, but I do remember that the drum sound seemed processed. I like this "Sina acoustic style" so much more.
Juliet P. Also the 1st album recorded using solar powér, I think !
Thank you! Good informal facts! I like Styx and i like Sina's great drumming!
Sina is a great drummer, she has talent and with a bit of luck she can become a big one. I wish Sina the best of luck and success, all her dreams should come true.
Ein großartiger Song,noch großartiger gecovert, eine wahre Freude zu zu sehen. Vielen Dank für diese tolle Version.
Awesome way to go...love Styx and your drumming. I was 16 years old when this album was released. At that time in popular music STYX was arguably the biggest and most popular band in the United States and Canada ( btw I’m Canadian). But their previous records that were also huge sellers had a more progressive hard rock/ metal sound to them. So you can only imagine the surprise to their fans....me included when Mr. Roboto was released. Although I bought the album and still loved Styx I had a hard time accepting this new sound. It didn’t really matter after that because they broke up and everybody moved on from Styx.... me included. I was heartbroken to say the least.
Fast forward a few decades and it’s great to see Styx still together and touring every year and releasing new albums. For all you younger generation of music fans.... GO SEE THIS BAND LIVE!!!! I did recently and wow.... best live classic rock band out there period. Still youthful looking and rocking like there’s no tomorrow.
Peace
That was the very first album I ever bought with my own money. Now I'm teaching the music to my children! Your drumming is great. I really enjoy watching your covers of music & I can finally see how the drums were/are played. Thank you & keep up all the great work.
I never had the album but my mom did have the 8 track and I had the 45 of this song. The older kids at the babysitters house played the intro backwards trying to find the "Kilroy was here" message but it turns out it wasn't on the 45
i cant beleave how sina recalls all the drummimg and great drumming
Your taste in music much older than yourself, is impeccable. And your talent is amazing. Keep up the great work.
I saw them live in 1997. Pat Benatar opened for them. They did two encores, but this wasn't one of them. I was severely disappointed. Thanks for another great cover!
Your PERFECT TIMING and PRECISION in every stroke AMAZES ME every time ! All in a NATURAL SWING (which is SO IMPORTANT) (no mechanical strokes). Great Performance !
Truly beauty in motion.......like a fine swiss watch :)
EXACTLY !
Fraulein Sina....you make drumming look effortless. I'd be sweating up a storm within 2 beats and failing miserable afterwards. Thank you for your musical contributions.
I will be your fan forever. You played almost all of my favorite songs. I was born in the 60's, you're right about your fan base ages. Playing drum, I considered to be the most difficult instruments to play.
John Panozzo is an extremely underrated and very talented drummer...
As always, insanely great rendition. I'm old enough to be your grandfather and I love your extremely well done videos. I'd pay to see you perform in concert, as long as you perform songs from my youth, that you do so well!! LOL
Great job of playing to the song. Keep up the thing you do well playing drums. I started in 59 at age 9. Most my cousins in Texas were way older then me. Like 15 to 18 Yrs of age. I always watch my one cousin on drums. How he played. Once I saw here left to his girlfriends house. I snuck on his drums and his girlfriend got mad at him he came home early and he caught me on his drums and I said oops. Thought I was going to get beat up. Instead said let's see what you can do. He said just watching me you learned that. I said yep. Make a long story short joined a band at 14 Yrs old. Played drums over 30 years. Band 18 Yrs. I'm retired now. Guess what I'm going back to drumming I still remember the drums lol. 68 soon. God Bless wish I had a girl like you to say that's my daughter on the drums.
Drummers come and drummers go.....i get the feeling this drummer will be around for quite some time....
@Walter Mameli - She really knows how to beat those skins.
So far, so good!
Sina is very talented.
But that was one of the stupidest comments I have ever heard about drummers.
@Bob Bob - So are people that attempt to start a sentence with the word But.
You I think are Wright.. I know a girl. She like my own sister..
This is outstanding . Styx played at my high school right before i moved out to Colorado . they were called TW4 then, and put on a great show.
I have liked this particular track since I was a kid, Sina. This sounded like the original at the beginning - your hi-hat thing was really amazing, at first I thought it was a metronome playing in the background. Then your "acoustic Sina style" kicked in, which I like better since the original seemed to sound synthetic. This is now one of my favorite covers from you, Sina :)
Brilliant choice, performed to perfection.
Styx are one of my all-time favourite bands, and although I can think of a few tracks I generally prefer to Mr Roboto, they don't have such interesting or challenging drum parts, so this is a great choice, and you absolutely nailed it.
BTW, I already have "Savage" in it's entirety in my regular daily play rotation, and I'm eagerly awaiting the CD, as I'm old fashioned enough to prefer something physical as well as a download.
R.I.P. John Panozzo. People often forget what great musicians the guys in Styx were. Excellent job, Sina!
Sina! Guten Abend! Sina! Du bist unglaublich in diesem Video! Tolle peppige Musik! Welthit! Sina! Bassdrum-Hi-Hats werden perfekt zum Spielen auf einem Schlagzeug kombiniert!!! Bass Drum und Snare Drum perfekt gespielt!!!! Sina! Das hast du gut gemacht!!! Sina! Du bist immer wieder toll!!! Alle Videos!!!! 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘🥁🥁🥁🎶🎶🎶
I love this song! Reminds me of my high school days! 🙂
STYX!!! Massivelyunder rtated band, I recently bought there entire back cataogue and by God they're good! Never expected Sina to cover one of theirs, brilliant
You have done it again! Totally addicted. Precision with passion :-)
A relic from the 'weird 80s,' Mr. Roboto....This song was met in 1983 by me and my high school buddies with 'WTF' followed by 'grand importance' once we figured out it was a 'message song!!!' ...Hey, we were silly, I admit! Still one of my favorites from my youth, and you nailed it! And the analog drum sound really adds kick.
*You are weird, I LIKE YOU* Most likely one of Sheldon Cooper and Amy Farrah Fowler's wedding vows 😊 I'd like to see more expressive t-shirts like that! 😎 Really enjoyed this one Sina. You played this with such ease and authority. So in the groove. You really do have the soul of an 80's kid! It amazes me time and time again hearing you comment like you do. "Dennis DeYoung, for me one of the most beautiful voices in Rock music." What 18 year old kid says these things today! One of the many things that separates you from the masses lil lady! Your discerning taste in music. Certainly something that has been lost in youth today. 😁 Now you can add Styx to your long resume of classic youtube covers. Hopefully you still have many more coming. "Def Leppard" cough, cough 😉 😁
Steve; actually I think she has the soul of a 70s kid! Yes big difference!
Late 70s, early 80s :)
Steve J to soul
I agree, 70's kid. Growing up in the 70's myself it's sad to see our musical heroes passing away so frequently. We were talking recently about the music from the 60's. 70's and 80's versus everything after 1993. No more song writers. I mean prolific song writers. Sina, thanks so much for these awesome covers of awesome classics.
Yes- Def Leppard please!🙏🏻
I saw them in K town (Kaiserslautern) Germany in 80s I could see in their faces that they did not like each other. It was festival seating meaning no seats. It was however a great show, jammed every note. They also did a really good encore, they played until the last minute as I was told. City imposes a 10:30 quiet hour and they played until that time. It was also cool how they stopped, it sounded as if somebody pulled the plug on the instruments. They kept singing. I read in the paper that the city fined them for some reason, must have been a protest.
Sina another good presentation your evolving into a true professional. I liked the verbage incorporated in the middle. And that is what happened.
John Panozo in your hands little madam good job congratulations
Thank you Thank you Thank you for doing a Styx song and recognizing JP. He is one of the most overlooked drummers, and was an amazing talent. They way he could mix the cymbals with everything, and do it live. Anyone who has seen Kilroy would know, he was keeping a beat with two guys trying to pull him away. Greatly missed.
John Panozzo ( RIP) would be so proud of you Sina.
Wow Sina what a wonderful rendition. This is one of my favorite Styx songs takes me back to 1983 when I was only 13.
Thx Sina...
Rock On Sina .. that was awesome .. very nicely done !!!
......... just wow! Such diversity in being able to switch between the rhythm of all the different bands and their unique sounds.
I remember, fondly, of listening to Styx when they were pushing out some great sounds for the time. Did I just admit to being a bit old?...
So this is one of the more tame songs of Styx, to really get the sticks going... Lorelei, Blue Collar Man, Madam Blue is okay really picks up when it leads into Miss America.
Truly a fan Sina
Hey I like that she throws something totally unexpected out there! Keep us guessing"what will she do next?" I like Sina and Mike being unpredictable! I want to see her do more Jazz
I really like the old Tunes that you do you bring new life into them.
Styx is my all time favorite band, even though Mr. Roboto was not their most elegant effort. Sina does them proud
Congratulations to sina drums for more of this magnificent styx work, a few days back I was still thinking how good it would be if she recorded mr. roboto I loved this music for some time, now with your recording it got better still, I'm also your fan saw, hug.
You're One of the best Drummers ever🤘
Another percussion driven ride back-in-time to the early 80s for some Styx a la Sina...well done cover! Really enjoyed this Friday feature. Danke, Fraulein!
You make it look so easy. Awesome drummer
It was after Paradise theater that things got bad. I was lucky enough to see the Paradise tour and the reunion tour 20 years later. What a great band. I loved growing up through the 80s. This was actually one of my fav videos from back then. Great job on the chops! Thanks for bringing back all the great songs of my era. :-)
Great job, as usual! Love you, Sina!
Sina-drums:
Thanks for playing. I love to watch you play the drums.
Dan ganas de tocar batería al ver esta amiga con este talento que tiene ,saludos amiga desde chile ..........
Maybe not Styx finest piece, but well done, as always, Sina. I was able to see Styx minus a couple of its members a couple of years ago. Their array of music is awesome. I think Mr. Roboto is an interesting song and it does say a lot about the band's talents and musical direction by the members. You did an awesome job Sina. Keep it up - ignore the dummies. I love ALL 80s and 90s music.
IDOLA ¡¡¡¡¡¡ GENIA ¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡ Hace muchos años q te sigo y no dejas de sorprenderme ¡¡¡¡ MUCHISIMAS GRACIAS ¡¡¡¡¡
I played that on loop back then - and you play all the highlights of my life.
Five stars.
You are weird. I Like You! And so do tens of thousands of other people around the world.
Thanks for being great Sina!
Obviously you have much fun playing this song.
I think you have beaten the original version!
- I Like You -
Lovely! I always enjoy your way of playing, morely when you play classics! You are great! Waiting for the next!
Bravo, Sina :-) !!!
Great playing as always. They were a local band for me. They played at a local high school when I was 12. Good times.
I've been waiting a long time for you to do styx cover. Very nice :-) REO Speedwagon would be nice
keeeep on rollin......... keeeep on rollin........whooooooooohoooo
Or its a little time for me to fly
She does roll with the changes by reo!!
Sina drums please do Styx Blue Collar Man when you have the chance 🤙🏼
Always watching this video, one of my favourite performances from you.
watching her play is "eye candy",
hearing her play is "ear candy",
but knowing her love for real classic rock love is "heart candy".
Well said!
agreed....
Agree
Words can't explain how much I enjoy everything you do SIMPLY AMAZING Sina
Great song to cover. Your drumming is excellent. Well done 😊
Another awesome Sina Drums video! Love the little smiles and the pony tail and playing so effortlessly. A natural and looks like you were having fun too! Love it!
Hey guys! Shut up just listen..... What a great drummer !! WOW... WOW.... you have smashed it (( SINA )). Yeh!! You Are Weird...I LIKE YOU !! [ T-shirt ]. Great Job SINA!! Thank you!! From New York
you are weird...i like you. That's a line from the movie UP. It's a very cute movie.
Exelente!!!!!!Te escribo desde Argentina. Este tema lo pasaban en las discotecas en los 80's donde yo iba a bailar ( tengo 53 años) y sigo tus videos y me encanta la bateria. Te felicito lo haces muy bien.
Ich weiß nicht warum, jedoch gefiel mir das Stück besonders gut. Da es nicht 2 Daumen hoch gibt, schreib ich das.
You didn't miss a note! Well done!
Thank you to the videographers!
Finally you've concentrated on Sinas professionalism and didn't sell her out!
Sina and her dad are doing all filming and video editing by themselves, so lamenting about "selling her out" is pretty wild. You're sounding as if she's a child that doesn't have any say in how she's presenting herself.
If you're looking for real sell-outs I can point you to a dozen of other channels...
Sina, if you do requests .......Song: No Such Thing Artist: John Mayer.
A beautiful song covered by you in an amazing way. Thank you
Bravo! Right on the money. Still requesting something off the Steely Dan, Aja album.
THAT would be awesome! :D
Wouldn't it!
Excellent job Sina! I knew Tommy and the guys before they became famous. They played hard to get where they got to. I think you're doing twice as hard as what they did. You will go far. God bless.
great job sina!
You are amazing, Sina. I love your drumming and your endless collection of Chucks. :D
your very talented Sina 👍
you're not your!!!! when are you nimrods gonna learn the difference between "your" and "you're (you are)"
Jorge Vidal Wulff whoah. Take it easy. We don't need any more grammar police.
No,we just need to learn to spell...
@@jvidalw i thumbs up you but big deal.
I love your music selection.All the great songs I grew up with. I could listen to your covers all day. Finally got to see the music video with your new band.The song was kick ass. Keep it up.
Super cover! ;)
Dennis DeYoung is one of my most favorite singers. The guy has an excellent voice. I never really thought Kilroy Was Here was a great album, though. To me, their best album is The Grand Illusion. The song Castle Walls is an absolute epic song. But, anything before Paradise Theater is a great Styx album. One of my most favorite bands, though. And, great cover. You look really cool when you play the drums. :)
I'd love to see you do Focus by Hocus Pocus.
Let's say it's Hocus Pocus by Focus.
Drummer Pierre van der Linden. Guitar Jan Akkerman, the best guitarist of the world 1973 according to Melody Maker.
Erik Akkerman is indeed awesome
Do would i
Thank you for covering this beautiful song. I'm always impressed with your song selection. There are songs that I have not heard for a long time, but I really like to remember. As in this case. I love to see you playing the drum part of classics. And I admire you for how you do it
Who clicked thumbs up before the video starts?
People who recognize talent when they see it......
I am roboto under my skin
I did.
@@free-energy-systems huh
@@free-energy-systems IBM brain..without emotions...don't be surprised ..!..🎶🎶🎶
After several year, I follow your drum player, you're very smart and talented Sina, Good job , please go on yeah
Hey!
Would love yo hear Molly Hatchet's Flirtin' with disaster and The Police's Next to you
I'm sure you'll enjoy them too
Molly Hatchett, please!!!
Du bringst mir meine Jugend zurück Sina. Vielen Dank dafür!
I got goosebumps for some reason lol
great cover as always. Keep picking the incredible classics. The notes added near the end were a nice touch.
Who's listening December 2019
I am, just Found Sina so going through everything, a pleasure to listen to
I'm listening.
Awesome...so many songs, like this one, that hav great drums (and are just fun to play) that peopl hav forgotten about...well done!!
My dear you the best to me in the world too be so young thank for making my day 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧💯💯💯💯💯😎🇺🇸
Unlike all those flashy drummers out there, you know the main thing that sets Drummers apart, you know how to play your snare. You are a great Drummer.
Fantastic 🎵💖 Go girl
Thanks Elisha, looking forward to our collaboration :)
sina-drums Can’t wait 😀👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💖soooo excited 😊
Hi, Elisha Lang! I've seen your "Bring Me To Life" with Sina. You were fantastic!!
Neil Harper thank you 😊Check out other covers of mine on my RUclips channel 😃
Being a huge DDY and Styx fan, gotta say l really enjoyed that. Well done.
Just found her channel. These hands can compare to Federer's, so much gift..
You are so talented! Love all your videos. Keep rocking!!
"You are weird, I like you" :)
This was where I totally ran the other way from Styx. I wasn't alone. But what I really want to say is, as usual, Sina nailed it. I am continually awed by her range and depth. I'm sure that I'm not the only one who is constantly promoting her on FB and other forms of social media. I'm puzzled that she isn't more popularly known and appreciated. Maybe it's because she refuses to cover all the current pop stuff (THANK GOD!). I can't wait for THE GAS to tour the states so I can see her live.
Lovely, and yes he was here.
I like listening to this young lady! she is awsome! Very talented drummer for her age. It's nice to see youngsters playing any instrument weather there good or just starting out. Keep it up young lady you're very talented.
I am only waiting for U2´s Sunday bloody sunday .... Please!!!
Håkan Andersson .
Nice to see new generation covering Styx. First time I heard that band was over twenty years ago but it was only in April 2007 for me to first hear "Mr. Roboto" performed by Dennis DeYoung with rock symphonic orchestra in Wilfrid Pelletier concert hall. The word "robot" is Czech origin and has the same origin as "Arbeit" since both words have similar consonants in the same order.
Personally, I consider Styx the American Queen for the following reasons. Dennis DeYoung and Freddie Mercury share some similarity in vocal range and played piano/keyboards. Both bands experimented with different genres. And finally, for Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody", Styx have "Suite Madame Blue" which is worth covering. Perhaps more so. Unfortunately, Styx were originally underrated and seemed to enjoy better popularity in Canada.
I love that shirt! I like you too.
You nailed the groove to the stage. Very cool.
I would like to think John Panozzo himself would and does smile and bob a head or foot along with your jam, wherever he may be...
This tune and the whole Kilroy album have always caught a lot of flack, but I always dug it, especially this tune. Well done!
As far as the negative trolls...,
If they like it, say "Cool! Awesome!", (with a sincere smile), :D
and if they don't, say "Cool! Awesome!", (with a sinister grin) >:)
do a dragon ball z cover, great video btw
A great theme from my youth to 80 s !! Excellent and great performance you Sina liked me a montón...!! Thanks, me. Grillo.