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Babe you're the shit my love! I'm so freaking happy for you. Rock on baby!

❤❤❤ this is so great.❤❤

Yeah thats a tough bend on the harmonica, I don't blame him lol. The rest was amazing.

lol

Cool dude playing in the band with the boys not bad. They are all doing well the singer is on to it😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

absolutely sick

Sweet! Nice tones, too! Pete 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

It's too fast.

I like watching someone 100% into it. Hi from NZ :)

Im so f ing old I actually saw Black Sabbath live 50 years ago. Eagles before them and Deep Purple after them all in the same show for just $10. This video is very entertaining. I know how it is when you feel like there are bugs in your hair and you are seeing spiders everywhere. Good job boys keep on playing.

awsome. cool

Is Jason playin a Dusty Hill signature fender?

The guitar player is more interested in showing off than playing the song, but I'm just happy one of Black Sabbath's coolest songs is being celebrated.

This is badass…

That’s the May Way you got to love it 😂

the way I wish I would've always played it

Hearing a little Frank Marino influence

allot of masturbating but no groove.

Hey Mike, thanks for this walk down memory lane! Great stuff. -Alan Disler

Very beautiful tribute to your Dad, sure he would've loved it. One comment, if I may,...for those of us who never met him, it would have really enhanced the podcast to have shown a few photos, especially some production stills (if you have any) from some of the cool movies/tv shows he worked on....never the less, really enjoyed the stories....happy belated Father's Day to you.

Thank you this is great stuff!

I retired now and can only work so much. I agree with your thoughts about the old ways and the new. Another thing about The Village is that it broke down some of the trust that one had to have with the operator. It stumps creative input from the operator who can actually surprise you with their vision. This even permeates into the hiring process. Regarding continuous takes, I hate them. I can only imagine the strain on the operator, even if it isn't handheld or steadycam, and the boom man. All I ever got stuck with as a Grip was floating a flag and that could get old on an eternal take! I think that it bothers some of the actors, too, not to mention the person trying to get off the stage because they've gotta pee! I even miss camera reload because it gives you a chance to do little things to prepare for the next shot.

very fun....keep 'em coming...:)

You are genius to give Bradford a platform. I miss him so much.

Hi Mike! Thanks for reminding me what I loved about working in the Industry....and what I disliked about what it became. I hope it doesn't all end up as an AI algorithm on a computer. Cheers. -Alan Disler

Enjoyed your podcast. Being “seasoned “ and of the same generation, I could relate to everything! I loved how down to earth and real it was…. Zero pretentiousness like so many. Anyway….. this strike fucking sucks 😡! Take care.

tool at minimum?

I wander if those guys even know who they're sharing the stage with. Do they know who Danny Carey really is, what his day job is? Drummer for the ultimate band TOOL!!

boomer fest.

Danny loves those Designer kits.

Xcf-w?

Tama G Maple! Niceee

Drummer has definitely got some skill. He just might make it someday if he keeps working and stops hitting so hard.

Damn! I like that tune. Why you didn't upload it fully? pls, upload it.

it's groovy baby... 😎

It’s always good to see an arena-level pro who still just loves to have an informal play with fellow music lovers.

I need lots more of this in my life.

That's a Genesis t-shirt. "Trick of the tail." Good prog album.

This to me is normalcy. I love it.

I saw the sax player at the baked potato years ago. Dude randomly started talking to me and was really nice. Being an LA guy he asked me where I was from and when I sad East Coast he guessed New York of course, haha.

I wonder if it's now officially weird for him to have the hi hat on his left hand side

This is anyone else’s reccomended?

Is that Doug Webb?

How has this guy not gone deaf by now? He seems to never use any hearing protection in any videos that aren't Tool concerts

Dan is always watching his fellow musicians and feeding off of them as he plays. That’s the sign of an old school compositional drummer and one of the reasons I always love watching him play whether it’s in Tool or any other setting. He’s not just getting lost in playing a pocket groove, he’s always communicating with his band mates and calibrating and that’s why he’s probably such a great musician to share a stage with.

I think Danny is a Ventura local. According to the owner of The Grape, he plays there quite often. He's played there twice in the last few months.

Playing on a totally different drum kit and it still sounds like Danny Carey himself

I had no idea Dana Carvey played drums. Rock on!