Hey man you got to spin The Cost. They've released 4 so far, latest is Rogue, you might mind the third with the video carries a powerful message, Her Eyes, feat: Serj Tankian of SOAD fame. You'll be spreading emotional power out there. 🎉🎉
It's actually true. I'm a drummer and when you're absorbed in playing you get lost in a weird state of mind which is hard to describe. I used to go drive cars really fast on a circuit and it's a similar feeling, or when you're doing mountain biking down a very fast and difficult path. You become so focused on the present moment that everything else sort of vanishes and you enter a special zone. It's like a meditative state of mind. I think this why so many people become obsessed about becoming good at this sort of thing, this is probably the only feeling that can become as addictive as sex. Sex also does a similar effect if done correctly (as in allowing yourself to be lost in the passion of the experience). To me all of the disciplines that can take a human being to this state of mind should be considered artforms.
@@King-Gilamashur2758 Nick Cave & Keith Richards refer to this as their "muse". The same rings true for Danny Carey. He has a prodigious technical and composition talent.
When you see someone who is so incredible at something, for a moment, we're all elevated to that level, and humbled at the same time. It's a gift to all of us.
@@felixdoolan836 lmao. MJ could never sing outside of 4/4 and 3/4. not even sure wtf a lot of this is but i hear signature sets of 10/8, 11/8, 12/8... hes an exacting vocalist that works with very simple melodies. hes meant to be the focus
One of these days I’ll be travelling though the mountains of northern Pakistan on a rusty old buss and the driver will be jamming out to Tool and I’ll have this channel to thank for that. Nothing on UA-cam warms my heart more than seeing these folks so enamored by rockers! Danny Carey is the GOAT! Keep up the fine work sir. You deserve a cup of coffee for this one!
Danny Carey looks like the kind of person who would stand with these gentlemen and talk about the finer points of how to manage a garden with beverages in hand.
This is absolutely, unequivocally, one of the most beautiful videos I've ever seen capturing the human condition. With my favorite art form, percussion. Bravo to all involved. I cried like 3 times in this video, just relating to these people I'll never get to meet over a shared love of art and how it binds us. Well done!
The older gentleman with the long beard had such profound and accurate observations about what it takes to play drums at the level that Danny Carey does. I am sure that Danny himself would agree with much that he had to say. He has studied rhythm so long and at such breadth including rhythms in regions not so far from where this video was recorded to be the master that he is. The roots of his talent spreads across the whole world. Thank you for showing these kind men what we love and allowing them to show us their thoughtful appreciation for it.
Nothing warms a white Americans heart than seeing people from other parts of the world appreciate the art we create. We hear so much hate towards us these days, all we want is to enjoy this life together. Most of us anyways.
As a Tool fan, I found this such a joy to watch.. love seeing people from other cultures appreciate the incredible and mindblowing talent of Danny Carey 🥁🙌🏻
I could not agree more. My top 5 would include Danny Carey, Brann Dailor, Clay Aeschliman, Dave Grohl (I just love his style) and of course Neil Peart.
Came to say the same. I understand Bonham being at #1 because of how influential he was on drummers that came behind him, but Danny not being at least in the Top 5 is inexcusable. Since Neil Peart’s passing a few years ago, it’s safe to say that Danny is pretty much uncontested as the greatest drummer alive.
That dude at the end banging on things for what looked like the first time, the joy, it was child like. All inspired by the truly mind blowing capabilities of a virtuoso. The same way the great artists have inspired since we discovered creativity. Thanks for making this. The contrast in cultures and origins hides our similarities and content like this pulls away those veils and spotlights how we're all the same where it matters.
Danny was about 59 or 60 when this live video recorded by his drumsticks' supplier, Vic Firth. Danny Carey is known by Tool's fans as "Octopus" because hands (arms) and legs (feet) independently have their own rhythms controls. By the way, Danny would love seeing their reactions of drumming skills.
59. This concert was like 3 months before the covid pandemic started. I was there. This closed set 1. I had a great view of where the band came on stage and Danny is a giant old school Lakers fan. He came out for set 2 in a Lakers uniform and the Boston crowd booed loudly and Danny was DYING laughing. Incredible concert.
@@ChristopherRobinson-l5vwe saw them in New Zealand Feb 29th 2020, just before they went to Washington and one more, and then it was lockdown and they stopped.
Abdul's second set of comments at the end, about being disconnected with the world to be able to do that, are perfect. He's so much more right about Danny's approach than he knows. Wow, loved this.
The one dude saying Maynard James Keenen is too "lazy" for Danny Careys performance and energy, and that he needed a singer with "blazing energy, like Michael Jackson"... lol, that comment made my day. I'd love to see Maynards reaction to it.
Dude with the glasses was FEELIN it! Always a joy to see people across the world experience Tool for the first time. Danny Carey in particular is quite possibly the greatest drummer alive after Neil Peart passed.
Check out the new Drumeo video where they ask Portnoy to play *this* track. It's very entertaining. Even Portnoy cracks while trying to learn this, that Tool makes Dream Theater like playing Weezer (IIRC). He jokes he does not want to ever get a call to fill in for Danny, hah-hah!
The UA-cam feed sent me this today. It's one of the most remarkable things I've ever watched. The three gentlemen you interviewed are very wise and have a great understanding of life!
Not to be that guy that over thinks Tool but I honestly feel like Maynard sat back on this album to allow Danny, Adam, and Justin to be the showcase. He can't sing like he used to and those dude are more refined then ever.
@@pnuema1.618 dudes got other business ventures he wants to focus on more.. I skipped this album regarding as a 'greatest' hits type thing.. thank you give me ANema ANYDAY!
@@pnuema1.618 Maynard is also a veteran, a forward observer at that. He definitely has knee and back probkems at minimum.... and hes a black belt in BJJ. The mans tired lol
The craziest thing about watching Danny is that you can tell he really intends to use each hand, and each foot differently, at the strength and timing he does, and you get a clear view of it when a camera is on the guy. It's so impactful. It's just insane. This guy's got a good 20 years on me, and he's got twice the endurance I do too. Never mind the skill, which is about 1,000,000x greater than anything I could ever manage. So great to witness.
Agreed, I love when Tool comes on my playlist and the younger guys are like WTF is this? 😂 My eyes get wide and say, oh, you haven’t heard Tool yet? Sit down son, this will take a minute
Some of the most wholesome reactions to Tool and Danny Carey I’ve ever seen. It reminds me what it felt like for me first hearing this amazing band over 20 years ago.
Mr. Abdul was right there as a tool fan. No talking, no moving around, a tear in his eye during the breakdown. Tool is meant to move you mentally. Pneuma is the best song, it hits you in the feelers. Great video
@@CapKaboom Are they Muslim? If so, it's technically haram for them to play secular music or use instruments outside of worship. If so, hopefully they find the true Jesus.
Music is perhaps the closest solution towards world peace we can experience. Despite our small differences of culture and religion, we are all the same in our enjoyment of watching Danny perform his craft
This was such a joy to watch that it brought me to tears. When the man said "it's a high level of love" when describing how Danny can play so well, that was true understanding of artists' dedication to their craft. Made me all emotional...
All of the reactions are always awesobut I especially love hearing what the gentleman with the long beard and white head dress thinks. Such fascinating insights from someone who seems open to experiencing and enjoying anything. Honestly seeing all of their appreciation and unique experiences with the music is awesome. I really appreciate these.
Indeed a beast, Muharam. Once again, Abdul gets it. Even watching Abduls eyes during the performance spoke volumes more than any words of the other two witnesses. I'm so glad you finally shared this with them. Peace/JT
What a great idea for a video. Whoever came up with this needs a raise. Tool's music is universally enjoyable and impressive and it's a joy to watch them experiencing it for the first time.
Abdul is truly an elder in his patience, deliberation and thoughtful comments. Great respect to him from Albuquerque, NM USA. Adnan thank you for doing your part to helping us see each other as human.
Hearing Muharam trash talk Maynard is *very* funny. Sober would be an excellent song to see his reaction to, as well as Puscifer's "Breathe," specifically the live version that's paired with "Grand Canyon" here on youtube. Maynard is one of the most talented singers of our age and I think Muharam might appreciate some of his other work.
Lol, that was my favorite part and I didn't wanted to ruin it for Muharam. We'll see what they think of the band as a whole and I'm sure they'd love them for the lyrics.
Wow, what a choice for their first "drum cam" reaction - this is the aduIt sized serving! I play the drums, and I can confirm that Danny Carey is definitely an Ustad to us. In English, I would call him a Master without a doubt. And tell Muharam that he's got rhythm, so he should absolutely take up a percussion instrument if his heart wants to. I saw an article the other day about an 89 year old woman in the UK who took up the drums well into her 80s and plays with a group in pubs - he's got a few decades of a head start on her! ✌️😎
The amount of hard work you put into these videos, and the amount of insight that these gentlemen give is why love this channel, thank you thank you for everything, I wish nothing but prosperity for everyone involved in every video you do❤
I'll never get to have encounters like this where I get to have a discussion with amazing people like this who's culture is so vastly different and yet so amazingly similar, talking about one of my all time favorite bands and favorite drummer ever. Thank you for bringing us all along on these cultural adventures!!! I cannot wait for them to hear more from Tool!!!
I'm in love with how the older gentleman with the long beard was so entranced as soon as the distorted guitars kicked in. You can see his brain splitting in two in that moment. something that happens at one point or another with tool fans. the energy leaves your body and floats above you.
Thanx for posting this and I love it! The reactions are so different from what one could expect, and gives me a new perpective and some afterthought...
I’m literally in awe of Abdul the eldest. It’s extraordinarily weird in the most beautiful way to almost be able to touch the fabric of time and visualize what you’re watching when you have a culture such as these deep thinking people and you get to hear Abdul’s perspective live. I can’t even put it into words as I’m struggling to even make my thoughts coherent enough to type what I want to convey. Simply put, I feel like Abdul is from a thousand years ago and he’s watching something that is so different and profound that he uses descriptions of a “vehicles clutch” to describe the foot work of how Danny plays. Sometimes there are no words. I’m living it in real time as I conclude this paragraph. Joy. Period.
"This requires to be disconnected from the world" ... Man this tribal guys have such a respect and beautiful way of analyzing things... I mean, maybe we are just so used to see fantastic skilled persons all the time... that sometimes we loose part of the real appreciation of seeing somebody doing something extraordinary... is always a very nice experience to see them react and appreciate music and musicians
As a drummer and a TRYBALS viewer i'm so delighted you chose this video! Carey is AMAZING! Next: TRYBALS react to El Estepario Siberiano and his crazy videos! LOL
I always love tool reaction videos with people who would normally not hear them. It’s always great that everyone says “wow”, even if it’s not necessarily their type of music. It just shows music can be cross cultural, and like these guys say, an expression of love.
I've watched a couple other videos of guys from drastically different cultures react to Tool and there really is a universal appreciation. They react the same way we all react - and yes it's a given 😁 ...also, Adnan's is one heck of a positive guy, haha. To say "you can learn anything if you try" in the face of this, takes some confidence alone, haha. Love it - this was great fun to experience with these guys.
A brick that went through a fire doesn't have time for anything else...this is what makes this channel so great. Explaining being battle tested in such a clean metaphor. Love it
Danny once talked about tabla players that they had to learn to sing the rythm before they even got the chance to try it on the tablas.. he thinks the rythm and thats where it comes from. Cool vid bro. I think it is a repost but the first time I see it. And also.. one of the reasons I started to play drums.
This video made my day. So many deep reflections and so much ego-less appreciation for beauty and dedication to one's craft. That thought about clay and fire was the cherry on top.
Finally a Tool video! Once you start with Tool, good luck stopping. They are an amazing and unique band. As you already see the band has amazing talent and Maynard writes lyrics that many can relate to. I am very glad they got to see the octopus at worked, even at 26th, he is underated. I was fortunate to see them live a few months ago in OKC, amazing show!
I love people. Lifelong fan (I am a boomer) and these are the most intelligent reactions to this Vic Firth video. Great job. Humble and wise guests. Thank you sirs.
I believe it should be mandatory for every up and coming musician to sit and have a chat with all these elders, or at the very least watch all their videos. A nice dose of humbleness, so much wisdom and an incredible oneness with all that music means for a true musician's soul.
Abdul was taking in every moment, Muharam was blown away and Mashoque gave an excellent anology about the clay needing fire to become a brick Absolute delight watching these gents experience Danny's performance!
I love these, I used to share my music with the Afghanistan translator and some Security we had working with us when I was deployed. One that they liked I was surprised by was tool. Even some wanted copies. Makes my heart feel good watching this. I deployed 20 years ago. 🏴☠️👨🏻🚀🖤
18:37 same reaction at the same time. This was beyond entertaining getting a different perspective on any genre. The fact that Carey studied tabla with Aloke Dutta shows more than it ever has in this song. Please do more of these!
the thing that always amazes me in these videos is how open they are to these new things they're seeing for the first time. they get so easily painted as narrow-minded and ignorant, but every single video I've seen they instantly accept what they're being shown and do their best at trying to interprete what's going on. I mean can you imagine showing a tool video to a middleaged midwestern trump voter and him instantly becoming a tool fan? never.
This might be one of the best videos I've ever seen,with what Tool means to me to see it just so easily transcend to others like it did.it struck every chord in my body watching this and im so much better off now.i needed this.music truly is its own language that any and everyone can speak.
I have always enjoyed watching these gentlemen react to various songs and food, but to see their respect and appreciation of Danny Carey was next-level. Thank you for your videos! I'm sorry I waited until today to subscribe.
Danny should by rights be above 26th in the world. lol i loved this. I swear watching reactions of every culture through music could eliminate 90% of racism itself. Much love from Canada everybody.
It's so beautiful to see the joy people experience at good music. Some songs really are universal. Also, "Didn't he learnt it from Bob Ross?" is maybe the best sentence I've ever heard on UA-cam. :)
Curious how Adnan reacted to it for the first time? Find here: ua-cam.com/video/kPxHjg3US2I/v-deo.htmlsi=8F-MslIpfhna3YDQ
"His talent is worth experiencing"
And "What an honor to play for such a large crowd"
Great comments and observations from these Men.
Show them Pantera especially Domination Live from that gigantic show in Russia Monsers of Rock. I would love to hear what they think of that.
have him watch Neil Pearts drum solo
Hey man you got to spin The Cost. They've released 4 so far, latest is Rogue, you might mind the third with the video carries a powerful message, Her Eyes, feat: Serj Tankian of SOAD fame. You'll be spreading emotional power out there. 🎉🎉
Now try alex rudinger drum cam
Hearing Tool for the first time, and learning what an octopus is both on the same day would be too much for my mind to handle. These guys rock.
Lol! No doubt
I'm dying XD
their drummer is an octopus after all
Top comment.
yeah, clean my brains up from the sidewalk.
"his talent is worth experiencing" is such an unbelievable compliment
when i tell you people screamed at merely his DRUM KIT being unveiled...
"There are jobs in which you have time to breathe or think, but this requires you to be disconnected from the world". The man nailed it!
My favourite part!
In that respect, Abdul is a living hammer.
It's actually true. I'm a drummer and when you're absorbed in playing you get lost in a weird state of mind which is hard to describe. I used to go drive cars really fast on a circuit and it's a similar feeling, or when you're doing mountain biking down a very fast and difficult path. You become so focused on the present moment that everything else sort of vanishes and you enter a special zone. It's like a meditative state of mind. I think this why so many people become obsessed about becoming good at this sort of thing, this is probably the only feeling that can become as addictive as sex. Sex also does a similar effect if done correctly (as in allowing yourself to be lost in the passion of the experience). To me all of the disciplines that can take a human being to this state of mind should be considered artforms.
@@King-Gilamashur2758 Nick Cave & Keith Richards refer to this as their "muse". The same rings true for Danny Carey. He has a prodigious technical and composition talent.
@@King-Gilamashur2758 It's flow brother!
Describing talent as "high-level love" is phenomenal. And the insights from the elders are so bright, what an unbelievably smart and wise man!!!
"He needs a singer who can match his speed. Someone like Sir Michael Jackson." Maynard- you're fired! 😅
Beat it!
It's the best comment from the video lol
Maynard dislikes this video 😂
Sums up my whole opinion on Tool, tbh.
😂😂😂😂😂
Brother at the end experimenting with percussion is awesome. That's where it starts. That's where it all starts.
21:20 you can see it on his face
I love “what an honor it is to play for so many people”……simple reminder of how gratefulness can also be expressed in giving, rather than receiving.
Many of these bands don't realize this. Without the fans, they are nothing.
@@benjismith593 clearly that statement cant be true. They were obviously something to get those fans.
@@eggspanda2475 But if a tree falls and no one is there to hear it, did it really make a sound?
@@starstencahl8985 Haha! sweet response.
When you see someone who is so incredible at something, for a moment, we're all elevated to that level, and humbled at the same time. It's a gift to all of us.
These gentlemen are so humble, and the thought of Michael Jackson as the frontman for TOOL got a good laugh from me!
Why can't - wee-hee - be sober!
It could work to be honest 😮 like actual!!
@@felixdoolan836 Yeah, Michael was a passionate artist and a master of his craft, if he absolutely had to, he'd find a way to fit in.
@@mattmcilwhan SHAMONE!
@@felixdoolan836 lmao. MJ could never sing outside of 4/4 and 3/4. not even sure wtf a lot of this is but i hear signature sets of 10/8, 11/8, 12/8... hes an exacting vocalist that works with very simple melodies. hes meant to be the focus
One of these days I’ll be travelling though the mountains of northern Pakistan on a rusty old buss and the driver will be jamming out to Tool and I’ll have this channel to thank for that. Nothing on UA-cam warms my heart more than seeing these folks so enamored by rockers! Danny Carey is the GOAT! Keep up the fine work sir. You deserve a cup of coffee for this one!
Danny Carey looks like the kind of person who would stand with these gentlemen and talk about the finer points of how to manage a garden with beverages in hand.
Or go deep on sacred geometry
I can agree with both👍
Naw that’s Maynard’s job😂 bros got a whole vineyard
Honestly he would, so would Maynard, they're both super wholesome and friendly guys from all accounts, the whole band really is I'm sure.
This is absolutely, unequivocally, one of the most beautiful videos I've ever seen capturing the human condition. With my favorite art form, percussion. Bravo to all involved. I cried like 3 times in this video, just relating to these people I'll never get to meet over a shared love of art and how it binds us. Well done!
Very well put
The older gentleman with the long beard had such profound and accurate observations about what it takes to play drums at the level that Danny Carey does. I am sure that Danny himself would agree with much that he had to say. He has studied rhythm so long and at such breadth including rhythms in regions not so far from where this video was recorded to be the master that he is. The roots of his talent spreads across the whole world.
Thank you for showing these kind men what we love and allowing them to show us their thoughtful appreciation for it.
Well said!
I've watched tons of reaction videos of this song and this is the best one by far. I love the comparisons in the detail these guys go into
"Wow Danny Carey wow" is right! Lol
Been saying it for thirty years now.
and soon we will be watching him play along with Adrian and Tony and Steve ins san jose!
Now he’ll be the GOAT (greatest) of drumming in the Eastern world too 😂
@@lintelle2382 UUUGGGHHHH, how I wish that tour was coming close enough to me that I could actually go. Lucky you.
Nothing warms a white Americans heart than seeing people from other parts of the world appreciate the art we create. We hear so much hate towards us these days, all we want is to enjoy this life together. Most of us anyways.
As a Tool fan, I found this such a joy to watch.. love seeing people from other cultures appreciate the incredible and mindblowing talent of Danny Carey 🥁🙌🏻
Rank #26 in the Rolling Stones top 100 is CRIMINAL. Top 5 AT LEAST, if not the best to ever do it.
I could not agree more. My top 5 would include Danny Carey, Brann Dailor, Clay Aeschliman, Dave Grohl (I just love his style) and of course Neil Peart.
Came to say the same. I understand Bonham being at #1 because of how influential he was on drummers that came behind him, but Danny not being at least in the Top 5 is inexcusable. Since Neil Peart’s passing a few years ago, it’s safe to say that Danny is pretty much uncontested as the greatest drummer alive.
@@MisterDeets Top three should be Carey, Matt Garstka, and Thomas Haake.
Don't forget Bill Bruford
@@MisterDeets don’t forget animal from the Muppet band
Muharam being open to playing with some improvised drums was icing on this cake. Thanks for sharing!
that first comment, "he's just like a...beast" hadnt even hit a drum yet...he is, he is a BEAST.
To be fair, Danny is absolutely massive. Tall as hell and quite imposing.
@@MrNeosantana which makes for a wonderful contrast to how humble and gentle he seems to be in person
yes dude! like, he saw the body language or something! amazing
love eldest chief. Does not waste energy, just looks+listens. Awesome remarks too. Music is such a universal language.
“Did he learn it from Bob Ross?” 😂Muharram you legend!
Muharram would 100 percent be in that mosh pit
That dude at the end banging on things for what looked like the first time, the joy, it was child like. All inspired by the truly mind blowing capabilities of a virtuoso. The same way the great artists have inspired since we discovered creativity. Thanks for making this. The contrast in cultures and origins hides our similarities and content like this pulls away those veils and spotlights how we're all the same where it matters.
Danny was about 59 or 60 when this live video recorded by his drumsticks' supplier, Vic Firth. Danny Carey is known by Tool's fans as "Octopus" because hands (arms) and legs (feet) independently have their own rhythms controls. By the way, Danny would love seeing their reactions of drumming skills.
"By the way, Danny would love seeing their reactions of drumming skills."
I have a feeling that might actually happen.
😁🤞
Danny seems to love everything. Look at him smiling all the time :)
59. This concert was like 3 months before the covid pandemic started. I was there.
This closed set 1.
I had a great view of where the band came on stage and Danny is a giant old school Lakers fan.
He came out for set 2 in a Lakers uniform and the Boston crowd booed loudly and Danny was DYING laughing.
Incredible concert.
Everything above me is A.I.
@@ChristopherRobinson-l5vwe saw them in New Zealand Feb 29th 2020, just before they went to Washington and one more, and then it was lockdown and they stopped.
14:52 that Abdul little smile
The guy with the glasses IMMEDIATELY ripping into Maynard is my favorite part XD
lol my dad likes schism but always criticizes maynard on that track, too
Maynard was the weakest link on the album. His performance and lyrics were just plain lazy.
@@paulmattle6683 tell me you don't understand music without telling me you don't understand music.
6:42 I agree with him!
@@janemba42 I think he's right.
Abdul's second set of comments at the end, about being disconnected with the world to be able to do that, are perfect. He's so much more right about Danny's approach than he knows. Wow, loved this.
The one dude saying Maynard James Keenen is too "lazy" for Danny Careys performance and energy, and that he needed a singer with "blazing energy, like Michael Jackson"... lol, that comment made my day. I'd love to see Maynards reaction to it.
Maybe they should show him the live version of Third Eye.
That was the best part of the video.
He’d probably like it. Maynard doesn’t wanna be Mick Jagger the focus point that every one watches the whole time or only listens to.
Sonetimes it’s just a matter of culture. Indian si fera are very fast, but they sound all the same to me.
Funny shit lol
I love the long beard guy. He is amazing. He is wise and have seen many things in his life.
Dude with the glasses was FEELIN it! Always a joy to see people across the world experience Tool for the first time. Danny Carey in particular is quite possibly the greatest drummer alive after Neil Peart passed.
Jon Theodore is also a very good drummer worth mentioning imo. Not to compare them of course
Not as good as Danny or Neil but Brann Dailor from mastodon, and Mario Duplantier from gojira are also absolutely top notch drummers.
26th? As if. Danny Carey is the goat. Jon Theodore is also amazing.
and thomas lang
Check out the new Drumeo video where they ask Portnoy to play *this* track. It's very entertaining. Even Portnoy cracks while trying to learn this, that Tool makes Dream Theater like playing Weezer (IIRC). He jokes he does not want to ever get a call to fill in for Danny, hah-hah!
The UA-cam feed sent me this today. It's one of the most remarkable things I've ever watched. The three gentlemen you interviewed are very wise and have a great understanding of life!
Maynard getting the business 😂😂
😂😂😂
Not to be that guy that over thinks Tool but I honestly feel like Maynard sat back on this album to allow Danny, Adam, and Justin to be the showcase. He can't sing like he used to and those dude are more refined then ever.
@@pnuema1.618 dudes got other business ventures he wants to focus on more.. I skipped this album regarding as a 'greatest' hits type thing.. thank you give me ANema ANYDAY!
@@pnuema1.618 Maynard is also a veteran, a forward observer at that. He definitely has knee and back probkems at minimum.... and hes a black belt in BJJ. The mans tired lol
@@voraxumbra1he's had 3 hip replacements. His early 90s stuff really wrecked his back
What I love about this is the intensity with which they observe and listen. All of them watch as though they are expected to replicate it in a moment.
I love Abdul. What an incredibly intelligent man. He noticed that Danny's pads have different tones assigned to different areas of the pad
He looked so transfixed for the entire video. Very relatable, I probably looked the same way the first time seeing this performance.
He knew he was seeing something amazing
As Tabla percussion. Of course he knows. And Danny is a great researcher of South Asia music and metrics.
The craziest thing about watching Danny is that you can tell he really intends to use each hand, and each foot differently, at the strength and timing he does, and you get a clear view of it when a camera is on the guy. It's so impactful. It's just insane. This guy's got a good 20 years on me, and he's got twice the endurance I do too. Never mind the skill, which is about 1,000,000x greater than anything I could ever manage. So great to witness.
One of the things I love more than Tool is watching other people listening to Tool for the first time
Like good little addicts, we are chasing the feeling of that first time... watching other have theirs is as close as we can get
I have never heard of the band TOOL. I will look them up to see when they were active.
@@lilianakarapas9112They are a once ever talent. It’s the most incredible band to ever be.
Agreed, I love when Tool comes on my playlist and the younger guys are like WTF is this? 😂 My eyes get wide and say, oh, you haven’t heard Tool yet? Sit down son, this will take a minute
Some of the most wholesome reactions to Tool and Danny Carey I’ve ever seen. It reminds me what it felt like for me first hearing this amazing band over 20 years ago.
Mr. Abdul was right there as a tool fan. No talking, no moving around, a tear in his eye during the breakdown. Tool is meant to move you mentally. Pneuma is the best song, it hits you in the feelers. Great video
How beautiful to see so much respect from these gentlemen for Tool and Danny's music! I loved the channel! Hugs from Brazil
It will be great to see these darlings reacting to the song Taj Mahal by Jorge Ben Jor. A samba with oriental tribal inspirations in its composition.
I appreciate the way these gentlemen always keep an open mind.👏💖👏
Well...except when it comes to women, religion, government...
@@CapKaboom 😂
@@CapKaboom Are they Muslim? If so, it's technically haram for them to play secular music or use instruments outside of worship. If so, hopefully they find the true Jesus.
Music is perhaps the closest solution towards world peace we can experience.
Despite our small differences of culture and religion, we are all the same in our enjoyment of watching Danny perform his craft
I so agree. I feel if musicians ruled the world & replaced politicians, it would be a far harmonious place. Excuse the pun.
This was such a joy to watch that it brought me to tears. When the man said "it's a high level of love" when describing how Danny can play so well, that was true understanding of artists' dedication to their craft. Made me all emotional...
Same dude. Same.
"its kind of like a high level of love" is a beautiful way to express a musician's energy
Great choice. Danny is a very special drummer, there are not many like him.
He's exceptional. He has a jazz drummer background yet can play with power. He's exceptionally good at odd time meters.
I swear he has more than one brain...
He's higher than the 26th best drummer.
@@theArtOFjon 1st!
He plays so hard, which is his choice, but it indeed makes him very special. Kinda like Keith Moon, who also played so hard.
All of the reactions are always awesobut I especially love hearing what the gentleman with the long beard and white head dress thinks. Such fascinating insights from someone who seems open to experiencing and enjoying anything. Honestly seeing all of their appreciation and unique experiences with the music is awesome. I really appreciate these.
Indeed a beast, Muharam. Once again, Abdul gets it. Even watching Abduls eyes during the performance spoke volumes more than any words of the other two witnesses. I'm so glad you finally shared this with them. Peace/JT
What a great idea for a video. Whoever came up with this needs a raise. Tool's music is universally enjoyable and impressive and it's a joy to watch them experiencing it for the first time.
Abdul is truly an elder in his patience, deliberation and thoughtful comments. Great respect to him from Albuquerque, NM USA. Adnan thank you for doing your part to helping us see each other as human.
I love the perspective these viewers provide. I've watched this drum solo too many times to number and they gave me a new way to look at this musis.
The old man is great! He has a wonderful way of seeing what's in front of him!".....he has to disconnect from the world!" spot on, my man!!
This is the best reaction video i have seen & i have cried to Devin Townsend reaction videos✌️
Hearing Muharam trash talk Maynard is *very* funny. Sober would be an excellent song to see his reaction to, as well as Puscifer's "Breathe," specifically the live version that's paired with "Grand Canyon" here on youtube. Maynard is one of the most talented singers of our age and I think Muharam might appreciate some of his other work.
Lol, that was my favorite part and I didn't wanted to ruin it for Muharam. We'll see what they think of the band as a whole and I'm sure they'd love them for the lyrics.
Their song "Right In Two" would be exceptionally beautiful to them as it is for many people
@@TRYBALS I agree, I think the way the band talks about growth, in all ways, would be very respected by all of your reactors.
I was dying.. Maynard would be too!
@@TRYBALS The newer song Invincible might resonate with them, it deals with the struggle of aging. Thanks for what you do!
It does not matter how many times I watch Danny's drumming, it still makes my jaw drop straight to the floor.
Wow, what a choice for their first "drum cam" reaction - this is the aduIt sized serving! I play the drums, and I can confirm that Danny Carey is definitely an Ustad to us. In English, I would call him a Master without a doubt. And tell Muharam that he's got rhythm, so he should absolutely take up a percussion instrument if his heart wants to. I saw an article the other day about an 89 year old woman in the UK who took up the drums well into her 80s and plays with a group in pubs - he's got a few decades of a head start on her! ✌️😎
The amount of hard work you put into these videos, and the amount of insight that these gentlemen give is why love this channel, thank you thank you for everything, I wish nothing but prosperity for everyone involved in every video you do❤
I'll never get to have encounters like this where I get to have a discussion with amazing people like this who's culture is so vastly different and yet so amazingly similar, talking about one of my all time favorite bands and favorite drummer ever. Thank you for bringing us all along on these cultural adventures!!! I cannot wait for them to hear more from Tool!!!
I'm in love with how the older gentleman with the long beard was so entranced as soon as the distorted guitars kicked in. You can see his brain splitting in two in that moment. something that happens at one point or another with tool fans. the energy leaves your body and floats above you.
I always love the videos you select. TOOL are my absolute favorite and THIS video in particular really energises me.
Thanx for posting this and I love it!
The reactions are so different from what one could expect, and gives me a new perpective and some afterthought...
I always knew the pneuma drum cam video was the key to peace in the middle east.
Bro, top comment of all time.
not really the middle east but meh
You mean Asia. They are Indian. Hilarious comment though 😂
next video should be Talibal people reacting to Danny carrey
@harri673 😱 oh, really?!?!
I’m literally in awe of Abdul the eldest. It’s extraordinarily weird in the most beautiful way to almost be able to touch the fabric of time and visualize what you’re watching when you have a culture such as these deep thinking people and you get to hear Abdul’s perspective live. I can’t even put it into words as I’m struggling to even make my thoughts coherent enough to type what I want to convey.
Simply put, I feel like Abdul is from a thousand years ago and he’s watching something that is so different and profound that he uses descriptions of a
“vehicles clutch” to describe the foot work of how Danny plays. Sometimes there are no words. I’m living it in real time as I conclude this paragraph. Joy. Period.
These fine gentleman are giving Danny an absolute glazing which he of course deserves. They are so reverent and thoughtful it's awesome to watch.
Sees the effortlessness at the end and the huge smiles, "sir, this is no joke" lmao love it
this proves music cuts thru cultures
human spirit we all human
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"This requires to be disconnected from the world" ... Man this tribal guys have such a respect and beautiful way of analyzing things... I mean, maybe we are just so used to see fantastic skilled persons all the time... that sometimes we loose part of the real appreciation of seeing somebody doing something extraordinary... is always a very nice experience to see them react and appreciate music and musicians
As a drummer and a TRYBALS viewer i'm so delighted you chose this video! Carey is AMAZING!
Next: TRYBALS react to El Estepario Siberiano and his crazy videos! LOL
that would be epic!
My kid brother went to high school with Danny. I did too, but didn't really know him. Great guy. Very grounded.
You ever tryballs?
I always love tool reaction videos with people who would normally not hear them. It’s always great that everyone says “wow”, even if it’s not necessarily their type of music. It just shows music can be cross cultural, and like these guys say, an expression of love.
Abdul always pays such close attention. Very focused. Wise man.
I've watched a couple other videos of guys from drastically different cultures react to Tool and there really is a universal appreciation. They react the same way we all react - and yes it's a given 😁
...also, Adnan's is one heck of a positive guy, haha. To say "you can learn anything if you try" in the face of this, takes some confidence alone, haha. Love it - this was great fun to experience with these guys.
A brick that went through a fire doesn't have time for anything else...this is what makes this channel so great. Explaining being battle tested in such a clean metaphor. Love it
Dude with the beard looks truly mesmerized that music like that exists
Danny once talked about tabla players that they had to learn to sing the rythm before they even got the chance to try it on the tablas.. he thinks the rythm and thats where it comes from. Cool vid bro. I think it is a repost but the first time I see it. And also.. one of the reasons I started to play drums.
Yes, in South Indian classical tradition this is called konnakol. One can spend an entire lifetime perfecting it and never touching a drum.
I am so glad to found this chanel. Good to see how these gentle people reacts from their hearts.
This is the perfect example of "Music is Universal". Thank you for posting this video.
This video made my day. So many deep reflections and so much ego-less appreciation for beauty and dedication to one's craft. That thought about clay and fire was the cherry on top.
I’ve greatly enjoyed Danny Carey’s drumming for years. It’s so cool to see others that are new to TOOL immediately loving Danny’s drumming.
Nice review, gentlemen! Danny Carey created a masterpiece for the cameras that night. Beautiful.
Finally a Tool video! Once you start with Tool, good luck stopping. They are an amazing and unique band. As you already see the band has amazing talent and Maynard writes lyrics that many can relate to. I am very glad they got to see the octopus at worked, even at 26th, he is underated. I was fortunate to see them live a few months ago in OKC, amazing show!
My bro Abdul is just enjoying the show in a trance
I love this! One of my favorite bands and have the opportunity to see them live twice!!!!
They are the best and especially live! I've been lucky enough to see every US tour Tool has done and some twice. That makes me old.. lol!
I love people. Lifelong fan (I am a boomer) and these are the most intelligent reactions to this Vic Firth video. Great job. Humble and wise guests. Thank you sirs.
Andnan: "Does he seem to be under pressure to you?"
Abdul: "There is and should be too, sir"
That is very true.
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I believe it should be mandatory for every up and coming musician to sit and have a chat with all these elders, or at the very least watch all their videos. A nice dose of humbleness, so much wisdom and an incredible oneness with all that music means for a true musician's soul.
I love that the dude who was most skeptical at first, at the end was like ""Daney Carey?? Wow!" And starts dancing
Abdul was taking in every moment, Muharam was blown away and Mashoque gave an excellent anology about the clay needing fire to become a brick
Absolute delight watching these gents experience Danny's performance!
I love these, I used to share my music with the Afghanistan translator and some Security we had working with us when I was deployed. One that they liked I was surprised by was tool. Even some wanted copies. Makes my heart feel good watching this. I deployed 20 years ago. 🏴☠️👨🏻🚀🖤
Privileged to see this reaction, gentlemen. Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts and being so candid! Beautiful. Thank you. 💚
18:37 same reaction at the same time. This was beyond entertaining getting a different perspective on any genre. The fact that Carey studied tabla with Aloke Dutta shows more than it ever has in this song. Please do more of these!
So glad to see you guys with your own channel. I'm just enjoying watching these guys groove out to Tool
I am amazed how the guys who react are so elegant. As a European I m a bit jealous
the thing that always amazes me in these videos is how open they are to these new things they're seeing for the first time. they get so easily painted as narrow-minded and ignorant, but every single video I've seen they instantly accept what they're being shown and do their best at trying to interprete what's going on. I mean can you imagine showing a tool video to a middleaged midwestern trump voter and him instantly becoming a tool fan? never.
@11:40 😂 Oh lord! I love Muharam. The idea of Bob Ross teaching G.W. Bush how to paint. I just can't! 🤣
This might be one of the best videos I've ever seen,with what Tool means to me to see it just so easily transcend to others like it did.it struck every chord in my body watching this and im so much better off now.i needed this.music truly is its own language that any and everyone can speak.
Best band. Best drummer, best singer best guitarists
“Fuck me, right?” Justin Chancellor, probably.
@@escalonarr You clearly meant Michael Jackson? 😁
I have always enjoyed watching these gentlemen react to various songs and food, but to see their respect and appreciation of Danny Carey was next-level. Thank you for your videos! I'm sorry I waited until today to subscribe.
Danny should by rights be above 26th in the world. lol i loved this.
I swear watching reactions of every culture through music could eliminate 90% of racism itself. Much love from Canada everybody.
It's so beautiful to see the joy people experience at good music. Some songs really are universal. Also, "Didn't he learnt it from Bob Ross?" is maybe the best sentence I've ever heard on UA-cam. :)
I adore this channel. Massive love to you guys ❤
lots of love, thank you so much :-)
THANK YOU! For reminding US that we are all connected in one way or another. Beautiful job brother!
No matter our distances in space, time, language or culture, we all have the same reaction to Danny... "Wow (2x)"