Jess Bowen Hears Rage Against The Machine For The First Time
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Published 2024-04-02
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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:23 - Lesson Overview
02:02 - Active Listening
02:58 - Song Analysis
03:38 - One Take
07:27 - Performance Analysis
10:00 - Listening To The Original
11:30 - Final Thoughts
12:40 - Wrap-Up
13:10 - Outro
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All Comments (21)
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To pull off that performance in just one take is seriously impressive. She killed it! ⚡ You can play along with this and many other Rage Against The Machine songs inside Drumeo - Click on the link to get started: www.drumeo.com/trial.
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She hits hard and hit the snare like it owed her rent money. Great take. Glad this series continues.
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DRUMEO PLEASE NEVER STOP THIS SERIES
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I've never heard of Jess, but as a drummer, nothing but respect. She heard the track only once, took no notes and went for it. That takes an enormous amount of confidence and she killed it. She's very talented. I'm a fan now.
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It always surprises me how much work the cymbals do, and you don't notice until you hear the drumless track.
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Next in the series: Dave Grohl hears Nirvana for the first time
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for a drummer that's nervous about playing metal, she hits that cymbal like it stole her grandma's purse.
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I have no idea how Drumeo ended up in my feed, but I'm so glad! It started with Chad Smith, and has been a blast getting these. I am not a musician, so I am in awe of each person's technical variability, but the creativity is everything in this series. Individual creativity for professionals is fun to watch. Exceptional video!!
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"I'm not the type of drummer who can just hear a song and make a drum part" the. Proceeds to absolutely nail it in one take after 1 listen
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She 100% did that justice. That was an inspired take on a classic. Well done!
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YO SHE FUCKING KILLED IT. Keep this format going, please. It is one of my favorite things on youtube rn
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As a drummer the reason I love this series is because it shows what really gets you work and that’s playing for the song and not yourself.
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i love how aggressively she plays the drums, especially for a song like this. She killed it. Amazing.
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Jess talking: sweet baby lamb Jess drumming: absolute beast Amazing job!!
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This literally filled me with tears of joy when she started playing. She was simply enjoying herself while playing the song without any prior knowledge of the drumming, and witnessing her improvise on the drums brought me immense happiness. 🥲❤
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Jess Bowen kills it. I was a studio drummer in my youth, and as my life closes, I want to come back as Jess Bowen.
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Hi Jess Bowen. I heard that song billions times. You never heared it before. And you said you are not the type of person that can hear a song and play it in one take. This is a sentence that you never can tell anymore. Because You are that kind of person. Thank you very much for that.
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It’s crazy to me how timid she was while she was talking, and how confident she was while playing
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“I’m sorry I didn’t do it justice” IMO you DEFINITELY did it justice. That song deserves that energy. There are times it could have breathed a little more but I loved it the whole way through and it’s that energy.
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That kit sounds so good. She was so on-point with that first take - totally nailed the feel of the song and interpreted extremely well. Yeah the part is more straight forward than what she put down but I think it could have been a solid representation of what that song might have been like if it were recording in the last few years. Anyways, loved it - these segments are why I follow Drumeo.
