@Jo Mama dude had to of been created in some secret military bunker somewhere just for the sole purpose of taking excellent drummers down 10 notches.lol
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I've been watching this everyday for week some times twice a day. I've always loved tool. Danny is amazing and should've been doing vids yrs ago. Like I said below in another comment, he's close to 60 yrs old and I think he only gets better with age!
I have watched 90% of the reaction videos for Pneuma, and I have to admit, I had a shit eating grin on my face the entire time during your reaction. Your energy is contagious and I can tell this song moves you the same way it moves me. Subscribed.
I see lots of people commenting on Danny's arms and legs, and they mention that He's 59 years old, I rarely see people mention that he's built like that AND he's 6'5"... He's an absolute BEAST!
Fun Fact: Danny wears the jersey of the home team of where they are preforming every show. Often the teams give him custom jerseys with his name on it since they sell out multiple shows in the areas as a thank you.
Fibs. He went to Kansas University, where he wore Paul Pierce's #. And still does whenever he plays in Kansas or the near surrounding areas. Here - in Boston - He is wearing Paul Pierce's jersey. Thank you.
The teams don’t give them the jerseys. It’s built into their concert agreement with the venue that books them. It’s called a Rider (wiki: “In theater, dance, and live musical performances, a rider is a set of requests or demands that a performer sets as criteria for performance, which are typically fulfilled by the hosting venue. Types of riders include hospitality and technical.”) Hospitality riders would be stuff like dressing room amenities, catering, or whatever the artist/band wants really (Van Halen famously had item in their rider for no brown M&Ms, so some low level employee for the venue would have to hand pick them out of a huge bowl). In the case of Tool: Danny gets the home team basketball uniform with his name on it.
@@pro-v7500 in a interview with Danny he showed his jerseys and clearly said some were giving to him as a thank you because the band sold out multiple nights in the arena. That interview is on youtube. He said nothing about having them on his rider. Vic Firth ;art 3/3 video where he's showing all of his jerseys backstage and he explains how whenever Tool plays a basketball arena he usually gets a jersey from them. Also some players are fans of Tool and give him jerseys.
Danny Carey is the mutherfukin standard of badassness period. Total savage perfectionism . One song is more than most drummers do in their entire library of playing... real talk my brethren. Btw you are awesome !!
Ladies and gentlemen, We can all tap a 4 by 4 rhythm quite steadily with our right foot when we sing along to "we will - we will rock you". At 7:40 into this video, this drummer is tapping a square quarter with his left foot on the high-hat. While he lends his right hand to go off to indian rhythm structure with his right arm. He is doing something else with his left arm. For a moment there he is reversing his stick and flat-tap it in a completely different rhythm structure. It may sound like he is syncopating it under the two other rhythmic structures he has going on - but he is not. It is a third structure. Listen to it - it is beat-sliding to both the high-hat and his right hand. (I actually think he needs to do so to get the right "beat per minute" rate into his right arm before he releases his left arm body mechanics go to play with some tom-toms to his left). When he got the rhythmic structure going on in his left arm, lined up with the collective BPM going on all over he sends his left arm over to play it on them tam-tams, playing it out with his arm on top as own cycle. Only then does he allow his right arm (playing a completely different rhythm) leave the "tabla" sounding pad that it has stayed on. (Ps look at how stable his arms are as he taps the base rhythmic cores with his wrists while coordinating both his left and right sides) Now he sends his right arm out on an expedition. His right arm is starting a cycle of 5 drums on top of the rhythm-structure going on his wrists. By now we have 3 completely different rhythmic patterns going on at once defined by feet and wrists (his right foot is steadily following the bass-lick in a syncopated 8/4 way too) On top of this, his left arm is guiding the wrist across a rather complex 3-tam sequence. While his right wrist is guided across an independent pattern of a 5-drum cycle. He then cuts his right arm down to a 4-drum circle. Before cutting it down to the same three -pad thing that his left arm is doing. Then dropping both arms to basically meet at a two-pad loop, thighing up everything up. While matching up what is going on at the wrist-level of independent mathematics. Because he is now close to that bonkers quarter pace of the high-hat that everything has swirled around for minutes, allowing the entire band to count One-two-three-four" and blow up in a 4 over 4 intermezzo. I am not a great mathematician. I am a half-decent geophysical scientist that understand wavelet and frequency analysis pretty well. What I see is a neurophysiological conundrum. A human being coordinating every extremity at the same musical BMP and then lets extremities go off to explore different fractionals of integral numbers on their own while knowing that they do conform to same "1" at different cycles. Separating the wrist pattern of each arm from shoulder/elbow muscles. Science has discovered that the giant octopus is equipped by one central brain and nervous system - and that there are 8 more brains and nervous systems in action too. What is going on musically here is biologically interesting. It is anatomically interesting. Because this guy is soon 70. And by practice, he has rewired his brain and entire nervous/reflex feedback delay system to what he just did. And please notice how he performs the biggest mic-drop ever by the last three hits he made in the video. Tic. Tac. Toc. We know he can close down shop before the guitarist brings on the fourth - since he has just proved that he can explore fractions of fourths physically and simultaneously with his different body-parts.
I am so happy to see Tool’s music reaching new people. Danny is a legend and getting to see him work is amazing. I’ve seen the band live several times since the late 90’s and they have always been one of the better live bands I’ve seen. The show that stands out was one week after 9/11 in Toronto. They were on fire and closed the show with Maynard saying some deep things. I hope your Tool journey continues and stay safe out there. This will pass and it’s the people that have to stand strong to get what’s theirs. Sending good vibes from Toronto!
When he is doing the rimshot (resting his hand on the edge of the drum and using the stick to hit against the rim of the body of the drum and not the drum head) you may not realize but he is doing multiple timing signatures. Watch again. Watch the speed that each hand is going. Then add you two feet. One for the high-hat (two cymbals pressed together on a sliding bar) and the bass drum pedal. Now see if you can do just two of those at a time. Let alone four. Welcome to the fold brother. We've been waiting for you this whole time.
FYI, Danny had both his snare drum and those trippy pads custom made and he was a co-designer! They're called Mandala pads, and his snare is called, of course, 7empest, done by Alan Von Kleef of VK drums. The pads are done with Synchestra... it really is some next level stuff going on! Apparently, serious drummers debate about the time signatures being used, the "simplest" guess is that it's in 33/16, but most seem to just shake their head in disbelief.... the best quite being the "octopus" is using the devil's math! 🤣 Love your react vids, mate
I have a new appreciation for TOOL after seeing this video. I have loved them from day one but didn’t understand the discipline and perfection that goes into their music.
I was at this very show. Danny is a huuuge NBA fan and wears a custom jersey from whatever city they're playing in....Always with the NBA jersey's showin off those guns!!
Oh my god Im scared! Im super scared, what about to happen!?? Lol. That was awesome. Too good buddy. The man’s a freak of the highest order on those things eh!?? SPIRAL OUT, KEEP GOING!!
OK, so after listening to this song for years, I just came to a realization. Danny's hi-hats were my clue. Tap out a 2/4 rhythm the entire time you're listening to this song. It syncs. THROUGH THE ENTIRE SONG.
I watched for the first time three weeks ago, now the sixth time, becoming one of those indelible moments of rock history unfolding. I listened to a jazz drummer break this down and I was even more floored.
It's such an intense Journey he takes you on every time..... chills that are going up and down my body literally takes my breath away. It sounds so good it brings tears to my eyes
Most people sleep on the drummers because they are in the back behind the lead guitars and such. But Damn! Danny be the truth! And being near 65 I have heard some awesome drummers form the 60s & 70s! But Danny is my favorite drug! He brings up, takes you down, smoothes you out....lawd have mercy!
This cat just fucks me up! He is a MACHINE! Tool was hiding in plain sight in my world. Late husband (mathematician extraordinaire) loved Rush, I just wish he could have experienced this! Thanks for enlightening me- Be well!
As you are a beginning drummer feel I should warn you : He is a drumgod.He plays thing we humans can only dream about. If you take the high road you will, maybe, be able to play this when saturn has ascended...
The intro is done on programmable Mandalas. His kit is epic. The time signatures he uses confuse what the common man has come to expect from popular mainstream music. You may notice that the high hat is wireless with two input pedals, one on each foot, depending which part of the song he can control it with either foot.
I'm one of those people who listens to the whole song and doesn't really listen to the individual instruments. Well I used to be anyway. I've watched this video a bunch of times and the one where Danny gives a class in drumming. Damn! He is amazing!!!
I feel the shit out the chorus section also. That’s the best part of this type of music, when sections just come together and it takes you on a spiritual journey!
Dude is fucking nuts. 4 seperate rhythms with each different limb, then a 5th by rotating his body across the kit to add another layer, then he changes volumes and everything fucking nuts
I play the drums a little bit and understand what he's doing, but it breaks my brain on how people like him can do this in one song much less can play super intricate pieces on every song they have like this. It's inspiring and demoralizing at the same time. LOL
"Ida hit all the wrong shit." Says damn near everyone thats ever watched Danny play. The guys talent is otherworldly. Also, its one thing to COVER the song but to be the one that comes up with this stuff....thats where the real talent is.
Just go see him live I just did in New Orleans at the Smoothie King Center not too long ago. And it was everything I had imagined and then some even though I just seen them in 2016
Actually, that electric guitar is a bass being strummed, and if you listen to this again, notice how Danny is following the lead from the bass. If you notice that you can realize how Danny is able to sense the timing signatures without overthinking it. In some places they wait for Danny to signal the break, like the tom triplet at 10:37, but otherwise, the bass tells them where the signature lies, letting the guitarist just free form and Danny to drum his ass off.
Watch John Bonham (Led Zeppelin) "Moby Dick" not the short version --- the long version. You'll see why he's one of the top 2 drummers depending on who you ask. Don't cheat yourself and do the short version. The long version the man is even playing with his bare hands.
That's why they call him The Octopus, haha! All his limbs can be operating different beats, time signatures, rhythms, etc. He's almost inhuman as a percussionist.
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Danny Carey inspiring drummers and crushing their dreams all at the same time.
Shaun Bryan that is so fkn true!
@Jo Mama dude had to of been created in some secret military bunker somewhere just for the sole purpose of taking excellent drummers down 10 notches.lol
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Getting to see him play helps you appreciate his beats and fills even more. Dude is amazing
I've never seen anything like this. My God! What talent! How?!!! That man had Mastered his craft. Really amazing.
I could watch this every day.
I've been watching this everyday for week some times twice a day. I've always loved tool. Danny is amazing and should've been doing vids yrs ago. Like I said below in another comment, he's close to 60 yrs old and I think he only gets better with age!
I can and I do.
@@MaynardsSpaceship Me,too.
I do
I do 👌🏻👍🏻🤘🏻
I have watched 90% of the reaction videos for Pneuma, and I have to admit, I had a shit eating grin on my face the entire time during your reaction. Your energy is contagious and I can tell this song moves you the same way it moves me. Subscribed.
Don't forget this man is almost 60 years old. Check out those guns.
Jesse Eli He is a machine! Amazing!
A VERY under rated Talent by many
Came here to compliment his guns too haha. I wonder if that's purely from drums??
I see lots of people commenting on Danny's arms and legs, and they mention that He's 59 years old, I rarely see people mention that he's built like that AND he's 6'5"... He's an absolute BEAST!
Fun Fact: Danny wears the jersey of the home team of where they are preforming every show. Often the teams give him custom jerseys with his name on it since they sell out multiple shows in the areas as a thank you.
You get extra points for knowing his favorite team, and no, it's not the Lakers.
Jace Collins hawks?
Fibs. He went to Kansas University, where he wore Paul Pierce's #. And still does whenever he plays in Kansas or the near surrounding areas. Here - in Boston - He is wearing Paul Pierce's jersey.
Thank you.
The teams don’t give them the jerseys. It’s built into their concert agreement with the venue that books them. It’s called a Rider (wiki: “In theater, dance, and live musical performances, a rider is a set of requests or demands that a performer sets as criteria for performance, which are typically fulfilled by the hosting venue. Types of riders include hospitality and technical.”)
Hospitality riders would be stuff like dressing room amenities, catering, or whatever the artist/band wants really (Van Halen famously had item in their rider for no brown M&Ms, so some low level employee for the venue would have to hand pick them out of a huge bowl). In the case of Tool: Danny gets the home team basketball uniform with his name on it.
@@pro-v7500 in a interview with Danny he showed his jerseys and clearly said some were giving to him as a thank you because the band sold out multiple nights in the arena. That interview is on youtube. He said nothing about having them on his rider. Vic Firth ;art 3/3 video where he's showing all of his jerseys backstage and he explains how whenever Tool plays a basketball arena he usually gets a jersey from them. Also some players are fans of Tool and give him jerseys.
Danny “Dumbledore” Carey! I love it, keeping that one. Thank you for this video, great fun
Your shirt says everything about Danny Carey. Next Level.
whatever town he is in he wears a jersey from that area... he is a huge basketball fan
You are one of my favorite reactions to this video. I can see you appreciate the song in its full sense. You feel it pretty deeply .🤟🏻
I love when a Tool newcomer is blown away in less than 2 minutes... cuz u know that shit gets way crazier, and they are probably gonna pass out.
Danny Carey is the mutherfukin standard of badassness period. Total savage perfectionism . One song is more than most drummers do in their entire library of playing... real talk my brethren.
Btw you are awesome !!
Ladies and gentlemen, We can all tap a 4 by 4 rhythm quite steadily with our right foot when we sing along to "we will - we will rock you".
At 7:40 into this video, this drummer is tapping a square quarter with his left foot on the high-hat. While he lends his right hand to go off to indian rhythm structure with his right arm. He is doing something else with his left arm. For a moment there he is reversing his stick and flat-tap it in a completely different rhythm structure. It may sound like he is syncopating it under the two other rhythmic structures he has going on - but he is not. It is a third structure. Listen to it - it is beat-sliding to both the high-hat and his right hand. (I actually think he needs to do so to get the right "beat per minute" rate into his right arm before he releases his left arm body mechanics go to play with some tom-toms to his left).
When he got the rhythmic structure going on in his left arm, lined up with the collective BPM going on all over he sends his left arm over to play it on them tam-tams, playing it out with his arm on top as own cycle.
Only then does he allow his right arm (playing a completely different rhythm) leave the "tabla" sounding pad that it has stayed on. (Ps look at how stable his arms are as he taps the base rhythmic cores with his wrists while coordinating both his left and right sides)
Now he sends his right arm out on an expedition. His right arm is starting a cycle of 5 drums on top of the rhythm-structure going on his wrists.
By now we have 3 completely different rhythmic patterns going on at once defined by feet and wrists (his right foot is steadily following the bass-lick in a syncopated 8/4 way too) On top of this, his left arm is guiding the wrist across a rather complex 3-tam sequence. While his right wrist is guided across an independent pattern of a 5-drum cycle.
He then cuts his right arm down to a 4-drum circle. Before cutting it down to the same three -pad thing that his left arm is doing. Then dropping both arms to basically meet at a two-pad loop, thighing up everything up. While matching up what is going on at the wrist-level of independent mathematics. Because he is now close to that bonkers quarter pace of the high-hat that everything has swirled around for minutes, allowing the entire band to count One-two-three-four" and blow up in a 4 over 4 intermezzo.
I am not a great mathematician. I am a half-decent geophysical scientist that understand wavelet and frequency analysis pretty well. What I see is a neurophysiological conundrum. A human being coordinating every extremity at the same musical BMP and then lets extremities go off to explore different fractionals of integral numbers on their own while knowing that they do conform to same "1" at different cycles. Separating the wrist pattern of each arm from shoulder/elbow muscles.
Science has discovered that the giant octopus is equipped by one central brain and nervous system - and that there are 8 more brains and nervous systems in action too. What is going on musically here is biologically interesting. It is anatomically interesting. Because this guy is soon 70. And by practice, he has rewired his brain and entire nervous/reflex feedback delay system to what he just did.
And please notice how he performs the biggest mic-drop ever by the last three hits he made in the video.
Tic. Tac. Toc.
We know he can close down shop before the guitarist brings on the fourth - since he has just proved that he can explore fractions of fourths physically and simultaneously with his different body-parts.
Well, that explains that eloquently.
Glacier activity, Your detailed, logical statement was awesome! I enjoyed learning from what I read!
I think that Danny has a separate brain in each of his 8 limbs.
Excellent video and reaction! What an amazing drummer! Plus, you should have 100,000 views for this reaction.your enthusiasm is contagious!
Don’t be scared what’s about to happen, it’s called Greatest!! Danny is the most incredible drummer in the world!!!
“He’s fuckin amazing” I couldn’t have said it any better!!! 😂🤣🤩
Danny "The Octopus" Carey - If they ever let us out - Go see them live - it is church - a truly religious experience .
“Cut ‘em Danny”
Best reaction line ever.
This is hands down my favorite reaction to this performance. 🙌
I am so happy to see Tool’s music reaching new people. Danny is a legend and getting to see him work is amazing. I’ve seen the band live several times since the late 90’s and they have always been one of the better live bands I’ve seen. The show that stands out was one week after 9/11 in Toronto. They were on fire and closed the show with Maynard saying some deep things. I hope your Tool journey continues and stay safe out there. This will pass and it’s the people that have to stand strong to get what’s theirs. Sending good vibes from Toronto!
You took the candy out because the song practically takes your breath away already. I could see someone inhaling food from forgetting to breathe.🤟🏻🥰
Maynard's mohawk catching in the shadows, after a clinic. Yea perfection.
You jumped on this one QUICK! 🤘🏼
Glad you enjoyed it, bro. 😁
Dude is like 56 years old. I feel ya with that breakdown part... thanks for the reaction man.
I’ve watched so many reactions to this and this is easily one of the best ones
The feet are on one rhythm, the one hand on antoher, the other hand on another - and all together so damn effortless. He is something else.
The feet are also in two separate rythms
Omg you are right.
That's the thing about watching him play, I heard parts that never really got my attention just listening to it.
When he is doing the rimshot (resting his hand on the edge of the drum and using the stick to hit against the rim of the body of the drum and not the drum head) you may not realize but he is doing multiple timing signatures. Watch again.
Watch the speed that each hand is going. Then add you two feet. One for the high-hat (two cymbals pressed together on a sliding bar) and the bass drum pedal.
Now see if you can do just two of those at a time. Let alone four.
Welcome to the fold brother. We've been waiting for you this whole time.
Adam Christopher Boyd The rhythms are mathematically calculated, no way could I keep up. This blows me away....
thats Danny Carey's kind a signature skill set in parts, its keeping the 4 independant beats going, its not many that does that in heavy rock / metal
It’s organic and piercing. Wood and metal, Danny is an alchemist to turn them to gold.
And each foot is doing it's own thang.
Is he tired? The guy must have insane stamina because when I saw them in Auckland a month back, Pneuma was third on the setlist. He's something else.
And he is in his 50's
@@jason-7956 late, late 50's!
Really enjoyed this reaction video. Loved your enthusiasm for my favourite band.
Me: What beat is that Danny?
Danny: yes.
All of em
FYI, Danny had both his snare drum and those trippy pads custom made and he was a co-designer!
They're called Mandala pads, and his snare is called, of course, 7empest, done by Alan Von Kleef of VK drums. The pads are done with Synchestra... it really is some next level stuff going on!
Apparently, serious drummers debate about the time signatures being used, the "simplest" guess is that it's in 33/16, but most seem to just shake their head in disbelief.... the best quite being the "octopus" is using the devil's math! 🤣
Love your react vids, mate
Yes! This is what Danny does. One of the top drummers all time. Love your reactions.
I have a new appreciation for TOOL after seeing this video. I have loved them from day one but didn’t understand the discipline and perfection that goes into their music.
I was at this very show. Danny is a huuuge NBA fan and wears a custom jersey from whatever city they're playing in....Always with the NBA jersey's showin off those guns!!
Oh my god Im scared! Im super scared, what about to happen!?? Lol. That was awesome. Too good buddy. The man’s a freak of the highest order on those things eh!?? SPIRAL OUT, KEEP GOING!!
OK, so after listening to this song for years, I just came to a realization. Danny's hi-hats were my clue. Tap out a 2/4 rhythm the entire time you're listening to this song. It syncs. THROUGH THE ENTIRE SONG.
That reverse/forward/reverse drum fill at the 12:20 mark blows my mind every time!
I watched for the first time three weeks ago, now the sixth time, becoming one of those indelible moments of rock history unfolding. I listened to a jazz drummer break this down and I was even more floored.
It's such an intense Journey he takes you on every time..... chills that are going up and down my body literally takes my breath away. It sounds so good it brings tears to my eyes
"19 year old legs!" That cracked me tf up! 😹
Same 😂
That song goes hard! I react to it the same way. Danny is about as good as it gets! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Said it before, Danny is better at drumming than I am at anything. He drums better than I walk and breathe
Most people sleep on the drummers because they are in the back behind the lead guitars and such. But Damn! Danny be the truth! And being near 65 I have heard some awesome drummers form the 60s & 70s! But Danny is my favorite drug! He brings up, takes you down, smoothes you out....lawd have mercy!
Danny Carey doesn't need a drum machine, Danny Carey IS a drum machine.
Came for the TOOL, but your take on the drums was cool. Cheers friend!🤙🤘
This was entertaining thanks. I would of never thought I would review this but you did!!! Fun.
Man that so awesome experiencing that with you, really dig your reactions! Especially with TOOL! Stay safe and cheers from Texas homie!
Thank you homie
This cat just fucks me up! He is a MACHINE! Tool was hiding in plain sight in my world. Late husband (mathematician extraordinaire) loved Rush, I just wish he could have experienced this! Thanks for enlightening me- Be well!
Thank you so much :)
I died at 10:20 😂😂 “I would’ve hit all the wrong s***” lmao. Me too man. Me too.
2 seconds in... Hit subscribed. Great react!!!
Your shirt and Danny's both. mean next level! lol
Gives you goose bumps
As you are a beginning drummer feel I should warn you : He is a drumgod.He plays thing we humans can only dream about. If you take the high road you will, maybe, be able to play this when saturn has ascended...
I really loved your reaction, so much enthusiasm
Lol "is that him?!" You're great, man 🌀
haha you killed me with the Jake the snake Roberts comment bruh
I always get a kick out of watching your reactions looking like jake the snake roberts love it. Awesome drums no doubt
he killed it. Epic Man crush.
Best react video👍 great song.
The intro is done on programmable Mandalas. His kit is epic. The time signatures he uses confuse what the common man has come to expect from popular mainstream music.
You may notice that the high hat is wireless with two input pedals, one on each foot, depending which part of the song he can control it with either foot.
I'm one of those people who listens to the whole song and doesn't really listen to the individual instruments. Well I used to be anyway. I've watched this video a bunch of times and the one where Danny gives a class in drumming. Damn! He is amazing!!!
Love the reaction!!
Danny is the GOAT,and the Jersey he wears is fitting to his ability.Larry Bird is honored.
I feel the shit out the chorus section also. That’s the best part of this type of music, when sections just come together and it takes you on a spiritual journey!
He is a beast @ his craft 🤘🏼
One of my favorite pastimes is trying to watch people keep time with Danny Carey. If you enjoyed this I recommend checking out johnkew drum covers.
Dude is fucking nuts. 4 seperate rhythms with each different limb, then a 5th by rotating his body across the kit to add another layer, then he changes volumes and everything fucking nuts
Yessir Danneys a bad boy percussionist
"I would have hit all the wrong shit."
Yeah, this guy gets it.
I play the drums a little bit and understand what he's doing, but it breaks my brain on how people like him can do this in one song much less can play super intricate pieces on every song they have like this. It's inspiring and demoralizing at the same time. LOL
Greatest of all time 🙌
Nice reaction!
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Danny Carey
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"Ida hit all the wrong shit." Says damn near everyone thats ever watched Danny play. The guys talent is otherworldly. Also, its one thing to COVER the song but to be the one that comes up with this stuff....thats where the real talent is.
Just go see him live I just did in New Orleans at the Smoothie King Center not too long ago. And it was everything I had imagined and then some even though I just seen them in 2016
Also, if you like a good beat drop, check out Jambi, seen more Toolgasms during that song than anything but the scream in the Grudge.
The octopus and GOAT.
'After looking at what I just saw... I think I have a better chance of learning the piano - or acoustic guitar...' LMAO _ _ !!! Too funny, LOL!!!
Actually, that electric guitar is a bass being strummed, and if you listen to this again, notice how Danny is following the lead from the bass. If you notice that you can realize how Danny is able to sense the timing signatures without overthinking it. In some places they wait for Danny to signal the break, like the tom triplet at 10:37, but otherwise, the bass tells them where the signature lies, letting the guitarist just free form and Danny to drum his ass off.
this man is a fucking god! i don't think anyone is better. don't get me wrong a lot of people are very good, but this man is perfection!
One of the greatest drummers of all-time. Certainly top three for me.
Got more tool videos just look for it in the rock reaction playlist :)
Tool army 🔨☀️
Would love to see "Love Hate Love" by Alice in Chains live at the Moore! Awesome live vocal performance!
Omg yes! I cry every time I watch that video. Amazing
Drum god man
Dumbledore LMAO. He’s 6”6. He’d Dumbledore all our sorry arses.great reaction young fella.
Never heard Danny Carey called Jimmy Snuka or Jake the Snake. HAHAHA.
Danny Carey is the best now alive drummer.
"I would hit ALL the wrong shit". lol
Big boy stuff
And this type of musicianship makes me feel he totally has earned that dope Lamborghini he drives to Laker Games -- 💜🎶🖤
Stick flip at 10:40. Unreal.
You need to do descending from the new album next. Keep it up
His left hand has a life of it's own.
F’ing unreal!
Watch John Bonham (Led Zeppelin) "Moby Dick" not the short version --- the long version. You'll see why he's one of the top 2 drummers depending on who you ask. Don't cheat yourself and do the short version. The long version the man is even playing with his bare hands.
I saw a comment that says he goes through a case of water per show. So I'm sure he had him some water.
I want to see you react to Paolo Nutini, Iron Sky so bad I already have the goose bumps. Enjoy your reactions!
That's why they call him The Octopus, haha! All his limbs can be operating different beats, time signatures, rhythms, etc. He's almost inhuman as a percussionist.