@NerfLad it's basically the edge of a cymbal cut out to fit that snare. Not only is jojo one of the greatest players out there today, he's also pushing the drums further as an instrument.
@davidflood we germans love to clap on the downbeat but maybe the audience has no clue where to begin...? or maybe they want the support act to finish so that kraftwerk can hit the stage?
well, just kidding ;-)
their brains are too busy with transforming jojo's drumpatterns into a complex threedimensional scientific poem about the financial crisis, backwards of course!
you wouldn't suggest they all have sticks up their asses, would you...?
@indiscipline No never, atleast not Jojo´s signature model. Maybe they were waiting for Portnoy whose pyrotechnics are a bit more shall we say "obvious"....
@indiscipline Jojo Mayer is a good old friend of mine, we first met when he was 15 and I was 17 in Zurich where we both grew up. We played together through the years in different situations. Although a funny stereotype, there is some truth to germanic people clapping on 1 and 3, I think it goes back to centuries of Folklore and Polka rhythms which are all based on 1 and 3 (oompah), never on 2 and 4 like many rhythms of afro american music. Many can never shake it off, especially non musicians:)
@kasponya thank you for the traditional insight - sounds reasonable. actually it's kinda wrong to screw up one's nose about 1&3, as if there was a wrong and a right way to count and feel music. imagine traditonally rooted clapping in quintuplets - these folks would smile at all you 2&4 guys... ;-)
@indiscipline I agree. I didn't mean to be condescending with my "1 & 3" comment. It's just an observation. Regular indian people grow up hearing ragas that are rhythmically so complex that not many professional western musicians can even play them, yet they probably sing along to it like we sing along to "Rosamunde". On the other hand some of the greatest music ever came from germanic roots.. Bach, Beethoven, Techno......
@davidflood I'd venture to say ppl are there to watch him in a technical way rather than to enjoy what is done; it was a clinic tour, not a show, after all.
is that ring on his second snare something someone sells? i want one...
Membraphonics 1 month ago
*guy with hair blocks camera and proceeds to talk over jojo mayer because he probably came to see portnoy*
O_O
*i grab a bat and head for the door*
heinzie5 1 month ago
Amen uscdrummer m6
kwince24 1 month ago
Jesus Fuck....no offecnce ya'll... But when are you bringing a clinic to Perth Australia PLEASE JOJO!!??
TheMusiclife1 1 month ago
he should produce a commercial spot with Swatch Clocks
... like you see jojo playin and 10 minutes later
"swiss accuracy combined with style and coolness"
unable 1 month ago
Jojo Mayer really is a modern drummer.
darthjoey13 2 months ago
This is better than anything off of gospelchops...hands down
USMCdrummer06 2 months ago
1:05 best part;)
BodomBlastBeats 2 months ago
awesome
SarahTDrumGuru 2 months ago
01:15 Brilliant!
snorhyveln 2 months ago
What the hell is that on his secondary snare drum?
NerfLad 3 months ago
@NerfLad it's basically the edge of a cymbal cut out to fit that snare. Not only is jojo one of the greatest players out there today, he's also pushing the drums further as an instrument.
infantfinite 1 month ago
the man is cool as shit
impalas5150 3 months ago
if there's such a thing as making love to your drums, this is it
Spenserforwood 3 months ago
alucinante jojo!¡ woooooooooooo
arturobritos 4 months ago
C'mon people!!! Dance!
sasquatchpatch 4 months ago
exelente Mr Satan !
Subclaro 5 months ago
tryin to keep up with the time jojo!
bighai5 5 months ago
2:35... He shouldn't be able to do that...
DrummingWin 5 months ago
This fucker is a god on the drums.
clubwedd 5 months ago
Hahahah that stop is badass
AdamOuissellat 6 months ago
lmfao. JoJo mayer layin it down to some dubstep. Goes to show how eclectic he is. awesome grooves
mikenigga1 6 months ago
Wow. The german audience know a fat groove when they hear it. =) Where are the bobbing heads???
davidflood 6 months ago 6
@davidflood we germans love to clap on the downbeat but maybe the audience has no clue where to begin...? or maybe they want the support act to finish so that kraftwerk can hit the stage?
well, just kidding ;-)
their brains are too busy with transforming jojo's drumpatterns into a complex threedimensional scientific poem about the financial crisis, backwards of course!
you wouldn't suggest they all have sticks up their asses, would you...?
indiscipline 6 months ago 11
@indiscipline No never, atleast not Jojo´s signature model. Maybe they were waiting for Portnoy whose pyrotechnics are a bit more shall we say "obvious"....
davidflood 6 months ago
@indiscipline Jojo Mayer is a good old friend of mine, we first met when he was 15 and I was 17 in Zurich where we both grew up. We played together through the years in different situations. Although a funny stereotype, there is some truth to germanic people clapping on 1 and 3, I think it goes back to centuries of Folklore and Polka rhythms which are all based on 1 and 3 (oompah), never on 2 and 4 like many rhythms of afro american music. Many can never shake it off, especially non musicians:)
kasponya 1 month ago
@kasponya thank you for the traditional insight - sounds reasonable. actually it's kinda wrong to screw up one's nose about 1&3, as if there was a wrong and a right way to count and feel music. imagine traditonally rooted clapping in quintuplets - these folks would smile at all you 2&4 guys... ;-)
indiscipline 1 month ago
@indiscipline I agree. I didn't mean to be condescending with my "1 & 3" comment. It's just an observation. Regular indian people grow up hearing ragas that are rhythmically so complex that not many professional western musicians can even play them, yet they probably sing along to it like we sing along to "Rosamunde". On the other hand some of the greatest music ever came from germanic roots.. Bach, Beethoven, Techno......
kasponya 1 month ago
@kasponya ...I should have written "all of the 2&4 guys (myself included)"! and concerning raga? couldn't agree more ;-)
indiscipline 1 month ago
@davidflood I'd venture to say ppl are there to watch him in a technical way rather than to enjoy what is done; it was a clinic tour, not a show, after all.
aldar98 6 months ago
He's like Bob Ross with sunglasses on haha
fjjvjjdsdfw 6 months ago
A perfect human electronic machine
DandsDrummer 6 months ago
JOJO Mayer is the MACHINE!!!! FIVE STAR FOR HIM
tukmol074 6 months ago
the head in the foreground xD
Kurtly1967 7 months ago
Does jojo still use the fierce hats?
thepiedpider12 7 months ago
The public doesn't deserve him.
dude0that0kicks0ass 8 months ago
What's the thing that's on his secondary snare?
cubedrummer19 8 months ago
@cubedrummer19 that's the outer part of a crash cymbal
juangiordana 7 months ago
dayı yapcak bişi yok :D
kaaninflames 8 months ago 2
there goes my keyboard...
RonBurgundy609 9 months ago
Jojo is the man. :D Hands down...
ArtofRi0t 9 months ago
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patocannibal 10 months ago
sick
TheOFFICIALeGx 10 months ago
seems like he was having an off day
peacefultorture 10 months ago
@peacefultorture he in fact had a cold that day...
indiscipline 10 months ago
@peacefultorture how is that?always impressed with Jojo Mayers Performances
Thomlistentoslayer 10 months ago
@peacefultorture shit,then i need more off days.....
MrVopnafjodur 8 months ago 16
Amazing playing one again !!!
miketales 10 months ago