"I used to run Maynard in to get crickets for his gecko. He didn't have a car then. We just became good friends." The universe smiled upon humanity at that moment.
Was just talking to a friend of mine about the last 10 years of my life. Married. Divorced. Son diagnosed with cancer. 2 year battle that he won. Moved from PA to CO and VA. Back to PA. Recorded multiple albums for artists. Stopped playing drums. Started playing drums again. Celebrated my 31st and 41st birthdays. Still no Tool album. Haha!! What a ride.
***** thanks for the kind words. Yes, my son (now 21) is amazing. Definitely my hero. I'm from the Pittsburgh area. Audio engineer? Not really. I worked in a recording studio in Colorado as a session drummer and did a little bit of engineering but it was more of the placing mics and the outboard stuff. Never really had my hands on the desk. My Dad has his own studio here and we record stuff for friends and our own projects but it's not really a public studio per se. How's the music scene where you are?
If you're looking for sessions, you may be able to find a smaller studio closer. Sometimes hard to find but they're out there. Because in this day and age, you really don't need to live in one of the Big 4 cities. You can record the parts and send them to whatever studio. When I was in Colorado, the studio I worked for did tracks for an artist but she wanted it mixed and mastered in Dallas. So we did basically what was a 4 song EP and sent everything in an email. Crazy. Because then, you get home a little easier and get to spend time with your son. And believe me... that time goes like lightning. I swear mine was just 5 years old and now he's 21. Best of luck!
I've heard from several people that Danny is one of the most friendly people in the music business. Everyone I know from the industry that's met him says he's incredibly humble and has no problem talking to fans for extended periods of time. Makes me like him even more.
Right now, that distinction might belong to Neil Peart. Maybe Danny could take his place? Well shit, that won't work either. Tool without Danny is like Rush without Neil.
0:30 I don't understand how some bands do that with songs that don't have any intros and instead just kick in with the drums. There's not even a count in! It's incredible.
Danny Carey is also nice as HELL. I live in a college town in KS and was staggered to see him just hanging out at the bar during a Skinny Puppy show. I walked up and said hi. Personable as can be!
@captain_ahab No we went to the UMKC Conservatory of Music. He has just always been a huge Jayhawks fan. I seem to recall him having a Danny Manning jersey at one time back in the 80's.
Marc Hatton You’re right, he’s talking about 7empest. But technically Adam’s 4 minute lead is also in 7. Three rounds of 7=21. Don’t know why these guys count the way they do. It’s insane.
@@w_stew8912 You can count it in whatever way you're comfortable, but Adam counts it in 21, he counts the whole riff cycle which is composed of 21/16, but you can also count it as three rounds of 7/16 as you said. Whatever makes it easier is right.
He's probably talking about 7empest, but don't be surprised, there's an audio track from 2007 where Adam plays the intro to Invincible, and one of 7empest's riffs is from before Justin joined the band.
Actually Maynard is the fastest. He pretty much hears the track and immediately starts coming up with his part. He and the rest of the band have stated this several times in interviews and such.
@T RopE Not entirely true, Most session musicians I would say, take any session musician, bassist, drummer, guitarist or whatever and they'll get the job done quick
3:58 "Once we're in the studio, I usually knock out all my stuff in like 1 or 2 years. And Justin will probably take like 3 years maybe on his bass parts because he uses a lot of different sounds and things. Then Adam might take 4 or 5 years because he does a lot of double tracking, lot of crazy textural stuff. Then we might spend another year or two doing some little percussion overdubs, some synthesizer stuff. The tracking part, I'd say like another 2 to 3 years, then another year to mix and master, and that's it!"
3:37 Justin is feeling it locks eyes with Danny and they are so in the pocket! These guys are the sickest rhythm section ever! Up there with Bonham and JPJ!
rastabg23 There are plenty of good drummers around today. Carey is just one of them. I think his parts are great with tool (for example he has a great taste and doesn't over play with tons of fills). I think his playing is not strong enough with Volto (cause I have in mind all fusion drummers alive today), but that I think is a fun project for him, trying to emulate all those 70's style he loves so much.
desperation mixtape if best or not is a subjective meaning.I think he's the best drummer in the modern age of metal and rock music.But I also admire stewart coopeland for his awesome drumming.
yeah. I think the same: the best as "I like him better than this one" is subjective. But since I've studied drums I endlessly listened to a few drummers out there. Certainly I like him more than portnoy (but this is a no-brainer ahah). My judgement was more about his technique and the style. He plays a lot of good stuff in this video but as you can see they put up the tool stuff and no solos or original stuff as for the other videos in the series from vic firth.
I know what you mean.But its really strange to know that here from wikipedia ''Carey has laid claim to various drumming techniques that use sacred geometric figures such as the unicursal hexagram. The final product is very recognizable, fluent drumming, although to him it is much more: the official Tool website claims that Danny uses drumming as a ritual similar to occult rituals''So I think its a really crazy technique to play drums.Portnoy is a brilliant drummer too,but i don't like dream theater,its just not my taste of music.
"I'm hoping we'll get into the studio by June or July and start tracking. That's the plan right?" -Danny in 2012. "7 years later." -French Guy voice from Spongebob.
Danny is a drum God! So many good or drummers have come and gone and plenty are still killing it... But Danny will no doubt be considered one of the greatest! Seen him live 3 times and would never pass up a chance for a 4th!! 🤘🤘 #DrumGod
Tauno Kekkonen - No...a 13 year old kid covered his music... you can’t replace danny as an artist... Now stop being a dick and just admit you love the Lakers
that part where he says they're working on a song in 21 and all these years later you finally get to hear it cause it's 7empest he's talking about. fuck yeah
Thank you Danny for being such a creative force musically & having the humility that makes you a source of inspiration outside of your craft. The rest of us can only hope you do what you do for another 50 years.. DWTW
This is one of the most artistic bands ever....by this I mean, each part of the band has their freedom and they bring it all together. Notice how Justin always has intros w his bass, Adam then comes out of left field w some unique riff and sound effects, then there is Danny who comes in w some strange time signature and Maynard w some vocals and lyrics that makes you think......True art.
I remember being in a Tool concert and all of the sudden I realize how almost no one was headbanging cause we didn't want to lose and riff from these guys.
First time I met Danny was in Nottingham, England. He was wearing a Kansas jersey and I asked him if he was a fan. Nope! Just likes wearing them to perform...:-0. I personally think he does it to show off those beefy arms....by all means
-vid from 2012 -"its coming together now im hoping we can get into the studio buy june or july" -its now nov 2018 and YALL STILL HAVENT GIVEN US THE NEW ALBUM
I've watched this video set on Danny several times because he's so interesting and FUN to watch! I'm obviously not a drummer, but it's always the drums and bass that make or break a song for me when it comes to my preferences. At the beginning when Danny is playing, I always get a kick out of watching his shoulders...and his muscles! He'll ALWAYS be one of my favorites, because anyone that can write and perform with TOOL (including Adam, Justin, and MJK) is automatically LEGEND!
the best thing in this interview is when he says in may 2012 they would start tracking in the studio while a few weeks ago they said only one track is complete from writing point of view!!! this means the album is soon coming out!
MLD i think the lawsuit doesn't apply to their being late. they said to have completed just one song. the lawsuit is back as 2006 and I can't see why is taking them time out of their schedule(lawyers should do the work). I think two things: they have already wrote the material years ago and they are not satified with it (or mjk isn't) or they have been lazy (or struggling to get something valuable).
For me he is one of the most inspirational drummers of all time. Such a unique and creative artist. From the way he sets up his kit, produce his sound on those records, to the mindblowing drum parts like "Ticks And Leeches" or "Lateralus"...Thank you Danny!!!
I was at this show in the first row of the upper balcony right to the left of Danny! By far the most amazing show I have ever been too!! Crazy to think that he thought things were coming together in June or July of 2012 and 7 years later they finally did lol. They were just as amazing when they came to the garden in 2019 saw that show from the same spot. By far the best live band ever
I love watching him play these parts all these years later. He makes the most intense patterns look so peaceful and zen-like to play. His ebb and flow is crucial to his playing style.
+avaris1280 they don't really write the albums together. Maynard doesn't come up with lyrics or melody until the songs are basically written and recorded. That's when his creative process begins, so it's like an echo of the years of preparation that the instrumentalists of the band have already gone through. They create the songs, and then Maynard listens to everything and comes in with his parts to complement the rest of the sound. That's why he is such an amazing lead singer and sounds so great with the band
I am not a musician. I love and acknowledge the greatness of Bonham, Moon and Peart, etc. I more personally love Bruford, Mastelotto and Harrison (KC). But to my untrained ears, this fukin guy is the most precise, musical and innovative drummer of all time. His sound is so clean it never ceases to amaze me
That's because Maynard leaves them all to their own to do all the instrumental stuff. They then send him the finished records and he writes the lyrics and the vocal melody on his own. His contribution has always been the last to their work. I recomend you check out this podcast Danny did a couple of days before the latest album's release. He went more in-depth how their process works and it boiled down to it that once they were finally done after years of working on their respective instruments and melodys they all sent Maynard the tapes with "Finished" written on it so he could finally get his stuff on it and the record be completed.
My God, Danny's talent, skill, creativity, and most importantly his humility is just so inspiring. I doubt he has "bad nights", if anything, all nights get better when he sits on his throne.
He was a monster in college. His technique has always been flawless. That's when it all started coming together. He got exposed to all kinds of heavyweights. I remember sitting with him at a Simon Phillips clinic and PASIC in 83 and watching the arrows Simon was shooting strike home with Danny. That and King Crimson Discipline. That also hugely affected him.
This is so awesome! I love watching him play his fantastic drum set. What a treat to see a different perspective. I would buy a subscription to concert cam just trained on Danny.
Fear Inoculum really opened my eyes/ears/mind to Danny and his playing. I hadn't been indifferent to his playing on the previous albums, but his work on the new album really grabbed me and so the reason I'm here.
According to Danny here it takes him 6-7 days to record his part, Justin 2 weeks, Adam a month or two, a week or two for background elements, then a month to mix and master. That comes to 4 months. So that means Maynard's part takes how long? hehe.
Has to be the best or one of the best drummers I have ever heard, I was listening to them when tools first album came out when I was in high school. I still listen to them, it is amazing how he changes tempo and timing so effortlessly. He is a absolute beast behind that kit!
konsumer77 Belligerent?..lol..not even..its the internet dude.its not that big of a deal..maybe toughen up a bit there buttercup and dont be a moron..so people wont say things like that..thats all..not that difficult..
gdub454 Please, learn to write before you start calling other people morons. And no need to get upset just because someone actually responds to your idiotic trolling, stop being a baby.
konsumer77 You ridiculous dude you..I know how to write and spell the English language just fine thank you very little...and dont flatter yourself,..you couldnt get me upset if you tried with all your widdie biddie might there richard..and trolling just isnt part of my M.O...sorry richard..
"I used to drive Maynard around so he could catch crickets for his geckos."
Hell of hobbie
The Wandering Internet Wizard yeah that sounds like Maynard.
You can't make that shit up.
was literally just about to type that.....the most maynard thing ever said.
Get not catch idiots.
"I used to run Maynard in to get crickets for his gecko. He didn't have a car then. We just became good friends." The universe smiled upon humanity at that moment.
Was just talking to a friend of mine about the last 10 years of my life. Married. Divorced. Son diagnosed with cancer. 2 year battle that he won. Moved from PA to CO and VA. Back to PA. Recorded multiple albums for artists. Stopped playing drums. Started playing drums again. Celebrated my 31st and 41st birthdays. Still no Tool album. Haha!! What a ride.
10,000 Days was released April 28, 2006. Looks like it'll be another 10,000 days before the next Tool album!
We're almost 40% of the way there now!
***** thanks for the kind words. Yes, my son (now 21) is amazing. Definitely my hero. I'm from the Pittsburgh area. Audio engineer? Not really. I worked in a recording studio in Colorado as a session drummer and did a little bit of engineering but it was more of the placing mics and the outboard stuff. Never really had my hands on the desk. My Dad has his own studio here and we record stuff for friends and our own projects but it's not really a public studio per se. How's the music scene where you are?
If you're looking for sessions, you may be able to find a smaller studio closer. Sometimes hard to find but they're out there. Because in this day and age, you really don't need to live in one of the Big 4 cities. You can record the parts and send them to whatever studio. When I was in Colorado, the studio I worked for did tracks for an artist but she wanted it mixed and mastered in Dallas. So we did basically what was a 4 song EP and sent everything in an email. Crazy. Because then, you get home a little easier and get to spend time with your son. And believe me... that time goes like lightning. I swear mine was just 5 years old and now he's 21. Best of luck!
sucks too because the longer we wait the older and worse maynards voice gets
Awesome ride id say!
I... just finished college and 4 years later pay my debt haha
no kids, no wife, just one dog :) hahha
Haha, coming back here in 2019 is funny, he was talking about Fear Inoculum way back in 2012, saying they'd be tracking by June. Lol.
they probably stopped "all getting together and really grind it out" 2 hours after this interview lol! 7 years later they release the album
Justin said they'd scrapped lots of material.
Yeah they must have scraped stuff or else the new album is already so old for them and they haven’t even put it out haha
Imagine the demos!!!
@@carsonmitchell3468 Yeah their "new" music was growing mold and stuff...
I've heard from several people that Danny is one of the most friendly people in the music business. Everyone I know from the industry that's met him says he's incredibly humble and has no problem talking to fans for extended periods of time. Makes me like him even more.
Would you do that if you were in his position?
I went to music school with him. It is absolutely true.
I saw that video where some kids covered The Pot at some ball with him on the drums. What a Nice guy!
He and Mike Mangini are the rare musicians who is friendly and very down to earth people
Yeah but he just got arrested for assault so I guess he's not that friendly
the most irreplaceable drummer in rock.
Right now, that distinction might belong to Neil Peart. Maybe Danny could take his place? Well shit, that won't work either. Tool without Danny is like Rush without Neil.
I actually agree. Hes a tough drummer to sound or feel like.
Nah, Joey Jordison
General Buttnaked well he is replaced and Jay sounds phenomenal
@@MichaelSmith-ny9qh oh PLEASE stfu
It’s insane how danny finishes recording his stuff in 6-7 days when the stuff he does is probably the most complex sounding in the whole band 😂
It's funny how Danny says that a Tool album takes around 5 months to be finished but it takes like fucking 10,000 years to be released
Nah, just 10,000 Days
SHOULD BE THIS YEAR(OBVIOUSLY)!
To be fair, they’ve been making fairly quick progress since the lawsuits been over with.
Boo hoo
@Conflux who sued them?
Thank God their OG drummer was a flake!!!!!
Same thing with Rush, their original drummer had sugar diabetes and had to quit the band right before their first big tour, then they met Neil...
TraceVandal bless Neil
TraceVandal wow, he had debilitating diabetes. What a flake!
TraceVandal actually they fired him because they were worried about his health. His name was John Rutsey. He died ten years ago from from it.
0:30 I don't understand how some bands do that with songs that don't have any intros and instead just kick in with the drums. There's not even a count in! It's incredible.
So according to his math, 1 week + 2 weeks + 2 months + 2 weeks + 3 months + 1 month = about.... over 12 years.
I calculated about 7 months
maybe constantly keeping track of like three meters simultaneously broke his brain for simple math
@@EXHellfire He said it takes that long to record, not to write. They kept going back and changing songs lol.
educostanzo 😂😂😂😂😂😂yup
Clearly he should leave the maths to Adam and MJ lmao
Danny Carey is also nice as HELL. I live in a college town in KS and was staggered to see him just hanging out at the bar during a Skinny Puppy show. I walked up and said hi. Personable as can be!
+Sparrowhawk I believe every word you said..D Carey is way cool..
I've been hearing of these stories that he's super down to earth. He's a rock GOD. Very awesome to know he's such a good dude
Sparrowhawk I understand he's friends with CevinKey, Carey synth appeared on the Download III b sides album cover
I went to college with him and he is exactly like he was then. Very unpretentious and super nice guy.
@captain_ahab No we went to the UMKC Conservatory of Music. He has just always been a huge Jayhawks fan. I seem to recall him having a Danny Manning jersey at one time back in the 80's.
"we have one in 21"
he's literally talking about 7empest.. in 2012
7empest is in 21, Invincible is mostly 7
Marc Hatton You’re right, he’s talking about 7empest. But technically Adam’s 4 minute lead is also in 7. Three rounds of 7=21. Don’t know why these guys count the way they do. It’s insane.
Wtf are you idiots talking about
@@w_stew8912 You can count it in whatever way you're comfortable, but Adam counts it in 21, he counts the whole riff cycle which is composed of 21/16, but you can also count it as three rounds of 7/16 as you said. Whatever makes it easier is right.
He's probably talking about 7empest, but don't be surprised, there's an audio track from 2007 where Adam plays the intro to Invincible, and one of 7empest's riffs is from before Justin joined the band.
When you have a performance at 8 PM but you promised to play basketball with yo homebois at 11 PM.
jajajajajjajajjajajj
Kind of a F-you to Boston wearing that to play a show at The Garden lol.
hahahaha best comment ever!
You should see mike portnoy
Zaaa
"Takes me about a week to track (record) all my stuff." What a boss..
Meanwhile Maynard takes half a decade to get his shit done.
Mostly its Adam and Justin taking their time, Maynard dosnt seem like the to take to long to get stuff done
Jeremiah Fernandez Maynard revealed in an interview that he actually works quickly, it's the rest of the band that takes forever
Actually Maynard is the fastest. He pretty much hears the track and immediately starts coming up with his part. He and the rest of the band have stated this several times in interviews and such.
@T RopE Not entirely true, Most session musicians I would say, take any session musician, bassist, drummer, guitarist or whatever and they'll get the job done quick
He has such a gentle soul, such a great human. One of the best and yet so humble.
How long does it take TOOL to record an album?
"Infinity."
Popcorn Sutton it takes phi amount of time.
ALL the time
They said the new one is next year
Popcorn Sutton exactly 10,000 days
Well, it's finally coming boys and girls. I think.
3:58 "Once we're in the studio, I usually knock out all my stuff in like 1 or 2 years. And Justin will probably take like 3 years maybe on his bass parts because he uses a lot of different sounds and things. Then Adam might take 4 or 5 years because he does a lot of double tracking, lot of crazy textural stuff. Then we might spend another year or two doing some little percussion overdubs, some synthesizer stuff. The tracking part, I'd say like another 2 to 3 years, then another year to mix and master, and that's it!"
3:37 Justin is feeling it locks eyes with Danny and they are so in the pocket! These guys are the sickest rhythm section ever! Up there with Bonham and JPJ!
Best nick name ever!
"The" greatest drummer of all time
No question.
rastabg23
There are plenty of good drummers around today. Carey is just one of them. I think his parts are great with tool (for example he has a great taste and doesn't over play with tons of fills). I think his playing is not strong enough with Volto (cause I have in mind all fusion drummers alive today), but that I think is a fun project for him, trying to emulate all those 70's style he loves so much.
desperation mixtape if best or not is a subjective meaning.I think he's the best drummer in the modern age of metal and rock music.But I also admire stewart coopeland for his awesome drumming.
yeah. I think the same: the best as "I like him better than this one" is subjective. But since I've studied drums I endlessly listened to a few drummers out there. Certainly I like him more than portnoy (but this is a no-brainer ahah). My judgement was more about his technique and the style. He plays a lot of good stuff in this video but as you can see they put up the tool stuff and no solos or original stuff as for the other videos in the series from vic firth.
I know what you mean.But its really strange to know that here from wikipedia ''Carey has laid claim to various drumming techniques that use sacred geometric figures such as the unicursal hexagram. The final product is very recognizable, fluent drumming, although to him it is much more: the official Tool website claims that Danny uses drumming as a ritual similar to occult rituals''So I think its a really crazy technique to play drums.Portnoy is a brilliant drummer too,but i don't like dream theater,its just not my taste of music.
Please nerf Danny Carey!!! too OP
Patch notes will be released in 10,000 days for version 46.2
@@Levelity Ohhh, that's clever.
hahahahaha
Noted. Nerfing fusion rifles in next patch.
My favorite drummer of all time. I hope these 4 never stop making music together.
He's in one of the top 5 best drummers of all time.
Finally new tool August 30 2019 !
cant wait to hear that song in 17/8 he's talking about
My birthday
Yesterday 🔥
And 3 fucking years we are still waiting....
+G. Christopher He is referring to 10.000 days. This interview was done in 2006.
oh...than 9 fucking years
+G. Christopher Well, sure we are waiting for a Tool album but not the one that he is describing in this video.
+G. Christopher arent you assuming that they are making one? Like they owe it to fans or something...LOL
YES after a decade....lol
I like the way Danny puts his drumsticks down on the snare like hes just finished eating his dinner!
"I'm hoping we'll get into the studio by June or July and start tracking. That's the plan right?" -Danny in 2012.
"7 years later." -French Guy voice from Spongebob.
Can't believe I hadn't even heard of this guy a few months ago. He's already become one of my favourite drummers
Danny is a drum God! So many good or drummers have come and gone and plenty are still killing it... But Danny will no doubt be considered one of the greatest! Seen him live 3 times and would never pass up a chance for a 4th!! 🤘🤘 #DrumGod
Ya got yerself a genuine Rock God right there.
Haha, Maynard singing "And a dope slipknot T"
Guybrush Threepwood I know, that was hilarious.
2012 “Hoping to get into the studio June or July, thats the plan.” Just a little 👌 bit off there Danny.
Dr Shlots 🤣🤣🤣
Q: How long does it take to record a TOOL album?
A: 13 years.
Record, not write.
Danny seems like such a good dude. One of the best drummers of all time, in one of the greatest bands of all time. Awesome stuff; Ill always love Tool
Favorite drummer, Danny Carey, Tomas Haake...can't decide. Maybe I shouldn't!
+Francis Ducharme Two different genres. They can both play eachothers material. They just don't chose to create that type of material.
Francis D Matt Garstka and Gavin Harrison are my conundrum, but Danny sits atop the mountain
one of the greatest artists of my generation.
imagine if the drummer that gonna replace him have to learn all the drum parts its must be depressing
+haekal nadhil You Can't replace him...just not possible
@@tes420 look up O'Keefe Foundation and their covers of Tool. It takes a 13 year old kid to replace him.
Tauno Kekkonen - No...a 13 year old kid covered his music... you can’t replace danny as an artist...
Now stop being a dick and just admit you love the Lakers
@@tes420 Bulls all the way!
@@taunokekkonen5733 Look up "dumbass statements" and your comment will apply. Unless of course you're being sarcastic, then disregard.
Best drummer in the world.
The older I get the more appreciate this band. Im returning to this sound.
"I hope we'll get in the studio in June"
6 years later....
you have to listen and count very closely when you learn a tool song. I love it.
that part where he says they're working on a song in 21 and all these years later you finally get to hear it cause it's 7empest he's talking about. fuck yeah
It's awesome that he indirectly said they challenge each other. Great musicians and a great group of historic musicians!
Top 5 drummers in history's vault. Thanks for your work Danny unbelievable😎😎
Thank you Danny for being such a creative force musically & having the humility that makes you a source of inspiration outside of your craft. The rest of us can only hope you do what you do for another 50 years.. DWTW
Why does Danny look like a mix between Kevin Costner and the actor who plays Buffalo Bill in Silence of the Lambs?
fuck you 😂 lmao he looks like Danny Carey, the one and only
This is one of the most artistic bands ever....by this I mean, each part of the band has their freedom and they bring it all together. Notice how Justin always has intros w his bass, Adam then comes out of left field w some unique riff and sound effects, then there is Danny who comes in w some strange time signature and Maynard w some vocals and lyrics that makes you think......True art.
I remember being in a Tool concert and all of the sudden I realize how almost no one was headbanging cause we didn't want to lose and riff from these guys.
Danny Carey or Neil Peart? Ummmm, it's a close one but I'm going with Danny! U rock dude!🤘
Danny might be the best drummer to have lived to date….
Walking into TD Garden with a Lakers jersey takes some guts!
First time I met Danny was in Nottingham, England. He was wearing a Kansas jersey and I asked him if he was a fan. Nope! Just likes wearing them to perform...:-0. I personally think he does it to show off those beefy arms....by all means
RebelDuck Danny is a massive Kansas Jayhawks fan! He loves basketball. Hell, the mans 6’6”
RebelDuck he's from kansas...
An absolute legend . He is the best drummer in the world . Just amazing
-vid from 2012
-"its coming together now im hoping we can get into the studio buy june or july"
-its now nov 2018 and YALL STILL HAVENT GIVEN US THE NEW ALBUM
2019 and it's finally mastered :p
well, congrats fellas
I want part 7/4
*Q:* How long does it take to make a TOOL album?
*A:* 10,000 Days
I've watched this video set on Danny several times because he's so interesting and FUN to watch! I'm obviously not a drummer, but it's always the drums and bass that make or break a song for me when it comes to my preferences. At the beginning when Danny is playing, I always get a kick out of watching his shoulders...and his muscles! He'll ALWAYS be one of my favorites, because anyone that can write and perform with TOOL (including Adam, Justin, and MJK) is automatically LEGEND!
the best thing in this interview is when he says in may 2012 they would start tracking in the studio while a few weeks ago they said only one track is complete from writing point of view!!! this means the album is soon coming out!
It seems the tracking has been delayed because of a lawsuit they're going through so its unlikely we'll get the new album this year.
MLD
i think the lawsuit doesn't apply to their being late. they said to have completed just one song. the lawsuit is back as 2006 and I can't see why is taking them time out of their schedule(lawyers should do the work). I think two things: they have already wrote the material years ago and they are not satified with it (or mjk isn't) or they have been lazy (or struggling to get something valuable).
+desperation mixtape He is referring to 10.000 days. This interview was done in 2006.
desperation mixtape It's 2018 and we still don't have an album.
LOL This comment did not age well
For me he is one of the most inspirational drummers of all time. Such a unique and creative artist. From the way he sets up his kit, produce his sound on those records, to the mindblowing drum parts like "Ticks And Leeches" or "Lateralus"...Thank you Danny!!!
How long does it take to record a Tool album?
A: 13 years
My Fav of all time!!!
''We might get in the studio by june or july '' uploaded in 2012 AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA sorry that was funny
I was at this show in the first row of the upper balcony right to the left of Danny! By far the most amazing show I have ever been too!! Crazy to think that he thought things were coming together in June or July of 2012 and 7 years later they finally did lol. They were just as amazing when they came to the garden in 2019 saw that show from the same spot. By far the best live band ever
tool: will you ever play in south america?
What a beautiful spirit, the aura he generates makles me feel good watching and listening to him speak
111 thumbs down?? really?? this guy redefined drumming...
Saw this tour. Opening with this song was amazing! Got us all so pumped.
How long does it take to make an album...”Oh, my part is 6 days, then the band, so two months...ten years. It takes ten years.”
I love watching him play these parts all these years later. He makes the most intense patterns look so peaceful and zen-like to play. His ebb and flow is crucial to his playing style.
Who else saw this at 2:00 he gets in the groove too much he starts dancing. 🤟🏼
He forgot to mention the 3-4 years it takes for Maynard to record vocals...
avaris1280 Well now I've got some a-dvice for you little buddy, before you point the finger you should know that he's the man..
Manas Sharma And if he's the man,
Then i'm the man, and
You're the man as well so you can
Point that fuckin' finger up your ass.
thank you..
+avaris1280 they don't really write the albums together. Maynard doesn't come up with lyrics or melody until the songs are basically written and recorded. That's when his creative process begins, so it's like an echo of the years of preparation that the instrumentalists of the band have already gone through. They create the songs, and then Maynard listens to everything and comes in with his parts to complement the rest of the sound. That's why he is such an amazing lead singer and sounds so great with the band
it was a joke... i was joking... lmfao
Saw Tool in Kentucky and got to sing Happy Birthday to Danny. The best Tool concert for a first I could of ever hoped for.
That new album though, hands down to the master
He must have five other ghost arms that can only be seen when you completely transcend to the 5th
Loved drumming since I was a kid. Danny Carey is the one who challenged my thinking on drumming.
Danny Carey looks like a long-haired not so fucked up Sylvester Stallone.
I am pretty new to TOOL so can someone tell me what the song is playing after Danny talks for the first time.
Friends note they said!!!
How long does it take to record not an album but a
"TOOL ALBUM"!!!!
i literally started tearing up whenever he said they were gonna start workin in june or july.
I am not a musician. I love and acknowledge the greatness of Bonham, Moon and Peart, etc. I more personally love Bruford, Mastelotto and Harrison (KC). But to my untrained ears, this fukin guy is the most precise, musical and innovative drummer of all time. His sound is so clean it never ceases to amaze me
I agree
Best drummer of our era. His funky tribal grooves are untouched. It's not always about how fast you play..
4:20... Notice how he doesn’t mention Maynard in the album making process!😂
That's because Maynard leaves them all to their own to do all the instrumental stuff. They then send him the finished records and he writes the lyrics and the vocal melody on his own. His contribution has always been the last to their work. I recomend you check out this podcast Danny did a couple of days before the latest album's release. He went more in-depth how their process works and it boiled down to it that once they were finally done after years of working on their respective instruments and melodys they all sent Maynard the tapes with "Finished" written on it so he could finally get his stuff on it and the record be completed.
Great drummer and great personnality. One of my favorites
can anyone get the drum cam footage of this entire set?
Danny is a huge inspiration on my playing.... he is insanely good.
Brian, do you recognise the firt song? at 00:31s.... would you tell me the name?thnx
"I usually knock out all my stuff in like 6 or 7 days at the most...."
DA FUQ?!
so glad their first drummer flaked out on them so much. Whoever you are, THANK YOU!
“Get in the studio in June or July of 2012”.😂
My God, Danny's talent, skill, creativity, and most importantly his humility is just so inspiring.
I doubt he has "bad nights", if anything, all nights get better when he sits on his throne.
Wait, so did he learn how to drum when he met Tool? Or was he already a drummer before?
He was already a drummer before then. He even played for Carole King.
He was born and raised in the small town of Paola, KS where I now live. He began playing drums as a kid.
He drummed for Green Jell-O "little pig little pig let me in"
They changed name to Green Jelly read mjk auto biography I enjoyed it opened my eyes to slot of things I never thought about.
He was a monster in college. His technique has always been flawless. That's when it all started coming together. He got exposed to all kinds of heavyweights. I remember sitting with him at a Simon Phillips clinic and PASIC in 83 and watching the arrows Simon was shooting strike home with Danny. That and King Crimson Discipline. That also hugely affected him.
This is so awesome! I love watching him play his fantastic drum set. What a treat to see a different perspective. I would buy a subscription to concert cam just trained on Danny.
I thought he had 4 arms ?
Fear Inoculum really opened my eyes/ears/mind to Danny and his playing. I hadn't been indifferent to his playing on the previous albums, but his work on the new album really grabbed me and so the reason I'm here.
3:56 “how long does it take to record a Tool album...”
Uh... like 13 years ...
Oh Danny. You're optimism is gold.
When you cut this dude he bleeds gasoline.
He sounds very flammable
@@CipherSerpico Explains why he's always on fire
Nobody cuts Danny.
Incredible taste and tecnique.
name of the song he's playing???
+Gianmario Bevilacqua Hooker with a penis (first one from 00:20) and after :Schism
I fucking love that Danny is from KS. He's repping our state big time
I'd wager there's anywhere from $10-$15 grand in that 10'x10' space.
keep going upwards...
Yesss, awesome footage from the best concert I've ever seen + Tool hitting the studio in the summer = yay.
They are so lying about the time it takes to make a tool album😤
According to Danny here it takes him 6-7 days to record his part, Justin 2 weeks, Adam a month or two, a week or two for background elements, then a month to mix and master. That comes to 4 months. So that means Maynard's part takes how long? hehe.
You mean recording it. NOT writing it.
there's also the lawsuit they just finished dealing with so...
No, they're using god-time: one day is is a year and a half or something. 🙂
Has to be the best or one of the best drummers I have ever heard, I was listening to them when tools first album came out when I was in high school. I still listen to them, it is amazing how he changes tempo and timing so effortlessly. He is a absolute beast behind that kit!
His voice sounds like Jesse Ventura. :)
+konsumer77 No it doesnt you moron...
gdub454 well aren't you belligerent for no reason
konsumer77
Belligerent?..lol..not even..its the internet dude.its not that big of a deal..maybe toughen up a bit there buttercup and dont be a moron..so people wont say things like that..thats all..not that difficult..
gdub454 Please, learn to write before you start calling other people morons. And no need to get upset just because someone actually responds to your idiotic trolling, stop being a baby.
konsumer77
You ridiculous dude you..I know how to write and spell the English language just fine thank you very little...and dont flatter yourself,..you couldnt get me upset if you tried with all your widdie biddie might there richard..and trolling just isnt part of my M.O...sorry richard..
it's amazing how right hand dominate Danny is and still pulls off complicated stuff, my fav of my lifetime.