WERE SHOOK!| FIRST TIME Watching Danny Carey | "Pneuma" by Tool LIVE DRUM CAM!
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2022
- WERE SHOOK!| FIRST TIME Watching Danny Carey | "Pneuma" by Tool LIVE DRUM CAM!
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The look on Amber's face tells the story. She seemed genuinely transfixed by this.
Danny Carey is considered one of the best drummers in the world. His nickname is The Octopus. He's a beast on drums.
I agree, but I would put Mike Portnoy up there with him.
I have seen maybe 50 analysis videos on the time signatures here, and also the official sheet music. None of them are the same... So many polyrythms it is almost impossible. The vocal parts are technically mostly 7/4, 7/4, 5/8. But the drums start in compound time...
Bill ward....the best drumme
@@fredtello so you're saying he could play any Tool song like pneuma or Tempest, with all the intricate time changes and polyrhythms.? Was he a classically trained jazz drummer? He was good in that era and probably inspired a lot of other drummers. But I don't think he's better than Danny Carey. IMO
How many "one of bests drummers in the world" exists? 😅
@@yoshaosaxofonista ...there is no best drummer. Too many different styles. All of my hero drummers proclaim they can't play as good as their hero drummers.
Shocking how fast Amber detected that he was doing different patterns with his hands! Is not easy to see that if you don't have some experience with drumming concepts. Danny Carey is one of the best and more experienced drummers in polyrhythms, and his dexterity is second to none. This guy is kinda the GOAT of this niche style of ultra-complex drumming because he has a good taste and doesn't overdo it at all (which is a temptation if you are THAT skilled)
What does GOAT stand for? I keep seeing it, but, alas, am clueless. 🤥
@@newmoon766 Greatest Of All Time.
immediately she lost the rhythm but noticing that is a talent in itself.... just shows how technical/grounded Danny plays! He took over the throne after Peart passed, my opinion anyways...
@@joshuajopp2896 IMO Peart lacked feel and dynamics. He got the maths and tempos right, but to me his style feels very robotic.
I was impressed how fast Amber picked up the polyrhythms too. I guess it shouldn't surprise me, I've noticed in the past that Amber is observant AND intuitive. And I'm right with you on your assessment of Danny's playing. He's so dynamic and complex but blends so well that he could be overlooked like the root systems under the trees.
I love how relaxed Danny is during this. The dude is just having fun while crushing it on a level that most drummers can only dream about.
I would also like to add in the impeccable posture that he has while playing and the fact that he is right around 60 years old (I believe) at the time this was recorded.
Probably best polyrhythmic drummer on the planet!
Tool is the GOAT. Danny Carey the living goat (Peart and Bonham RIP🙏🏼 ) . Tool is a ride, you should def check out more. "Descending" off this same album is incredible. Spiral out folks 🌀👁🧘🏻♂🙌🏼
Phil Collins once said "You can listen to a great band with a crap drummer and it'll sound like crap. You can listen to a mediocre band with a GREAT drummer and that band is going to sound pretty damn good." In THIS case, you have a "God Mode" drummer playing in a "God Mode" band. Pretty damn jaw-dropping, for sure! 💜
Brilliantly said! 👏🏽👏🏽
Hell yah, and album after album
I'm 65 years old and I love your video reactions to the music I grew up on. I have also been a drummer for about 55 of those 65 years. As an old time drummer I think I can speak for all the other drummers in the community when I say "Thank You" for the recognition. We are too often overlooked as musicians. ;)
I'm 63. I'm no musician, but I did play flute in elementary school and was in the high school marching band for a year. We competed and often won. Then we moved, and the band at my new school was so awful it was painful. But I digress. On the first day of my flute lessons, there was a kid there taking his first drum lesson. Even then, I was impressed that anyone could learn to do that. 😎
I do enjoy watching the Rob Squad discover the music I grew up with.
I just remembered a funny incident. We had a full rank of sousaphones, but one time one of them couldn't make it, so Mr. Large stuck me in the middle. Not sure if it was because he thought I was up to it, or because it would be less noticeable if I screwed up than, say, a saxophone. (Peripheral vision is so important.) 😏
Now that you've seen Danny, one of the very best contemporary drummers I challenge you to check out Peart's solo in Frankfort and John Bonham's "Moby Dick" solo from MSG 1973 and finally Buddy Rich's "impossible drum solo". That will clearly show you the different styles of four of the greatest drummers ever to live. There is also solos by Gene Krupa or Ed Shaughnassey or Billy Cobham or even Taylor Hawkins! I've been a drummer for 52 years and the guys I've mentioned are all a cut above the rest. I seriously challenge you to check out the ones mentioned.
I had forgotten about Billy Cobham! I saw him with Chuck Corea, Stanley Clark, and Al Di Meola, back in '75. To this day, one of the best shows I've ever seen. Yep, Billy could play!!
Sean, are you familiar with Vinnie Colaiuta?
Dave Weckl! I've seen Carey, Peart, Cobham, Smith, Bozzio, etc, go see Weckl, that is one the guy that does mare than anyone else and at a higher level than anyone else.
@@lorioday8528 My favorite drummer that Corea used was Weckl. Super awesome to see him. I've seen Cobham a couple times too.
I am somewhat familiar with Wekl but haven't really followed his career. Vinnie Colaiuta I think he was with Zappa on the Joe's Garage album (I think) but focused most of his career playing jazz which, for me, is far beyond my ability or talent. If we are honest we could also mention Mangini, the Appiece Brothers and Bill Buford and Alan White and Ian Paice and on and on and there would rarely be a consensus on who is best...it's all about personal taste. Personally, I play drums because of Bonzo and, to me, he's the best but I don't expect everyone else to feel the same. I do have a top 5 of all time list.
If you dug this you gotta see *Neil Peart's Drum solo live in Frankfurt. Love ❤️ Peace ✌️ and Happiness 😃 Y'all !!*
Agreed. As amazing as Danny Carey is (and he is amazing), Neil is the GOAT.
@@jons3808 Neil Peary has a MASSIVE drum kit…looks like 5 drum kits in one and they’re in the round!
Now THATS a drum set!!
Yes!!
@@Dave-hb7lx True, but not of rock drumming.
Danny Carry is one of the absolute best drummers of all time.
Danny is from Kansas and a big sports fan. Last year when KU played MU in Allen Field House he joined the pep band for a couple songs. It was awesome and he was obviously having a blast. They had a hard time stopping him to resume play. He’s also a big dude, 6’4” or 5. Awesome review
Neil Peart drum solo live in Frankfurt.
The GOAT. Danny learned from Neil not the other way around.
Every contemporary drummer learned from Neil!
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So funny I just posted asking for this request... I saw Rush on concert during their Limelight years. In Atlanta, back in the 80s .. I can never find the words to describe what a Rush concert live is like. ..perhaps y'all can describe better??
Neal Peart will show you a big drum set. He was the drummer for Rush if you haven't checked them out yet. He was an amazing drummer.
Danny is a master artist. This performance is even more amazing when you think about the fact this is one song in the middle of one concert in the middle of a long tour. Not to mention he was almost 59 years old at the time...
Danny Carey is on another level... the man is an Alien
If you like Danny you will love Neal Peart live in Frankfurt. The Goat at work
Kai Hahto from Nightwish also is incredible and has some great drum cam videos out there.
Come for the polyrhythms, stay for the fills!
Amber’s focus is amazing you can tell how much she’s into it and I love seeing the reactions from both of you with the transitions and meter changes y’all bob at different times and then sync ❤ shows so well how people listen differently and the same way
Amber gets it !!!! He on the other hand. Has no clue!!!! 🙄🤷♂️
The guitar, the drums, and the vocals are all playing different counts but yet they blend so perfectly. Tool is feckin AMAZING!
If you are going focus on drum work, then the next one HAS to be Neil Peart (RUSH) drum solo - Live in Frankfurt. Will blow you away! It will be the standard by which you react to all other drum work! Please honor the G.O.A.T. rock drummer next! His birthday was September 12th. Might be the perfect way to honor him? Maybe you could do a RUSH tribute with all your selections that day? Like you did for Freddie Mercury with Queen?
If you didn't know already, Neil Peart wrote the vast majority of lyrics for RUSH as well. So, picking two other songs would honor him both as a lyricist and a drummer. The one side of an album rock opera 2112 is a masterpiece, but probably too long for a reaction video. So maybe Subdivisions, the Trees, Vital Signs, or Time Stand Still (With Aimee Mann of 'Til Tuesday).
Was about to say the same!
They reacted to Time stand still awhile back If I remember right!
@@eagee9253 I googled their RUSH reactions and it didn't come up.... (Show they reacted to Tom Sawyer, Fly by Night, Freewill, Spirit of Radio, YYZ Limelight.) Did it get taken down?
@@aaradia could be .....or could be Im wrong lol....I used to watch alot more reaction videos and could be mixing them up ....not really sure......
Oh OMG yes! Rush is one of my favourite bands of all time. Working Man drum solo is amazing. If you think of the lyrics and composition behind By-Tor and the Snow Dog, Xanadu, 2112, Cygnus X1, The Necromancer - there are so many and Neil's mark is there on all of them (and his amazing drumming). I think what made Rush so special is that there were only three of them but each is/was an astonishing musician in his own right. Together - just wow! I love the quiet songs like Tears and Rivendell which highlight what an amazing vocalist Geddy Lee is. All of these are a testament to Neil's lyrics of course. Why oh why aren't there bands like Rush now? The talent is out there.
2 words...Neil Peart! Watch him live in Frankfurt. Your mind will be 100% blown. He was the heartbeat of Rush...R.I.P.
Danny Carrie is the Apex drummer of this time! Period.. it takes 40 years to get to this level.... He plays off beat signatures and his fills and snare rolls are epic... He is my Favorite...
Jazz and metal are so absurdly similar in terms of drums.
Danny Carey is one of the best outside of Jazz.
Amber says it sooo difficult and really has no idea. GOOD drummers can't play this. Danny Carey is a God on drums. His time signatures are so odd and hard that following along is extremely hard. Amazing reaction. Hopefully brings a new appreciation for rock and metal music.
I've seen High school kids play this lol
As a drummer myself, I really do appreciate your reaction. You are right that we kinda lay the foundation, along with the bass player. We sit in the back and we don’t mind not getting all the attention. But it is nice to get love once in a while❤️. Danny is one of the greatest rock drummer alive right now. What’s crazy is that this is not a drum solo, it’s an isolated drum cam of incredible work he’s doing during just one song. The skill level is off the charts. I think Neil Peart said playing drums for Rush is like running a marathon while doing mathematical equations. I could definitely say Danny is doing the same thing.
As a bass player, I completely agree.
Not sure that I have ever seen Amber so into a video. Awesome! I consider Danny Carey to be a modern day Neil Peart. Neither didn't just "keep time." They both infused their instruments into the song, as part of it. Glad to see you guys focusing on instruments.
Amber gets it!!!!!! He has no clue however. 🤷♂️
Tool, in general, and Danny Carey in particular, are masters of "polyrhythm". In other words there are multiple time signatures being played simultaneously. You noted that each hand (and his feet) were playing with different beats being emphasized, that is Tool's trademark. Other progressive bands are known for polyrhythms as well. The drummer that comes to mind most readily, and the only one comparable to Danny Carey's talent is Neil Peart of Rush. Check out Neil's drum kit, which rivals Danny's for the number of different drums & cymbals, as well as his technique live in Frankfurt, Germany from Neil's "drum cam" view: ua-cam.com/video/LWRMOJQDiLU/v-deo.html
One of Danney’s influences is Bill Bruford, you should check him out. Same polyrhythms but keeping the groove going, so it doesn’t sound like chaos. Check out King Crimson from the 80s.
Danny and Neil are one and two up to now as far as what defines a percussionist. Those guys are percussionists. They both use every inch of their kits.
Yeah, I’m glad you brought Neil up… his work was phenomenal … but there’s also Terry Bozzio who did quite a bit of work with Jeff Beck years ago…
Bill ward....the best drummer..bs
@@fredtello Bill Ward is my favourite drummer and Black Sabbath are my favourite band but I can't lie the complexity of Danny's drumming is on another planet
You MUST do more Tool! Every song is a journey. And every member of the band is an artist at their trade. Great reaction!
Four people doing solo's the entire song. 😆
“Every song a journey” is perfectly stated.
Drummers this good define what it means for the human mind to be in a zone. Like they’re out of body commanding each appendage
In Neurology, that is often called "Flow State".
If you pursue a skill and possess the basics within a framework of muscle memory and/or improvisation...you will quite possibly find moments where you enter that flow state.
JAY: "I don't think I've ever seen a drum set that big before."
ANGEL NEIL PEART: "Hahahahahahahahahahaha! Oh, man, that's hilarious. Hahahahaha!"
;-)
Glad to see y'all dive into Tool, (the deep end, at that!) Hope to see you guys spiral out with us on all the great Tool music.
Danny’s 3 of the best 5 drummers ever. Ticks and Leeches would be another Tool track to react to featuring The Octopus.
I'm fascinated with drums as well. Check out some vids of Neil Peart drumming. He is amazing too.
Also, fyi...Tedeschi Trucks Band always uses two drummers, on stage at the same time. Their covers of The Letter (Joe Cocker) and Sing a Simple Song (Sly Stone) would be great ones for reaction. 2 drum kits, horn section, heavy guitars, and strong female lead vocals!! 👊🎶
That's why he's known as the octopus, one of his the drummers he looked up to was Neil Peart. There is so much Tool you could dive into and have content for a year or more. I can't wait for you guys to go down the Tool rabbit hole. Keep doing what your doing have a great day/evening.
I have been lucky enough to see Tool in concert and as a whole, the band is an otherworldly experience.
Danny Carey is next level. The song Pneuma is spectacular. Tool is the pinnacle of rock, composition, lyric, and mood. Dive deep, my friends.
Danny has 4 limb autonomy. Every limb does things in concert with each other and also independently from each other. Many musicians have this, but Danny is one of the masters at it, especially given the complexity of the compositions TOOL create. It's poetry to watch. :)
He's an octopus.
Ginger Baker was the same way.
Everybody has 4 limb autonomy.
@@YouGuys Maybe to a slight extent. There are a few drummers that have it in a savant like quality. The drums to Danny Carey are what toothpicks and phone books are to Rainman.
@@glenntucker1495
A slight extent? Watch a guitarist, pianist, cellist, pole vaulter, pool player, dancer, mailman, toddler or even a spider... They all have independent autonomy over each limb, it's a basic biological characteristic of life on Earth. "4 limb autonomy" is not a drum technique, by definition it's just the ability to move each limb independently, which if you are alive and able bodied is something that you do every second of the day, even while sleeping. It's not all the skills baked into muscle memory, created through years of grinding repetition that you are attributing to it, it's literally just the ability to move. With practice, any decent drummer can do a cover of anything Danny has ever played, what makes him special is his musical ability to _create_ those mesmerising patterns in the first place, while others are left to produce facsimiles through study.
The truth of the matter is that he has spent his life at the kit, he knows the kit, he *_IS_* the kit but no matter how much muscle memory he has developed and how phenomenal he is within the very limited confines of the drum kit, it doesn't necessarily mean he's any more coordinated or has any increased limb-maneuvering abilities when away from it. A child can move their arms as well as he can, just not in the same patterns that he has practiced for half a century.
Protip, dear readers: If you can't move your right arm without your left arm mirroring it, see a neurologist.
The Rainman of drumming, I like that comparison. I imagined him sitting down and repeating "I am an excellent drummer".
Danny Carey's a human Octopus. It always seems there's another drummer hidden somewhere along with him as he is driving such wide & intricate fibonacci sequenced beat.
Now every Tool song you listen to, Danny will stand out even more. 🥁
PLEASE more Tool! Can't go wrong with any of their songs, but The Pot is a good place to start.
Danny is the best drummer alive today.
The most interesting aspect is if you asked Danny Carey who the best drummer alive today is....he would probably disagree with you lol.
@@py_a_thon Yep, he would probably say Tomas Haake is
Welcome to the world of percussion. Danny is among the best to ever pick up sticks. Check out Neal Peart’s solo from Frankfurt, Godsmack’s drum battle of Sully vs. Shannon, Junna’s cover of Through the Fire and Flames, and Band Maid’s Freedom (official live)
Danny is one of the nicest people around as well.......so glad y'all watched this....
So glad you got to some Tool. They're basically the metal version of Pink Floyd and will take you on a trip just like Floyd
Tool is a band you must see live!! I've seen them 3 times, A Perfect Circle( the lead singers side band) twice, and Danny in a side band in a small bar in KC! Great band!!
Something fun to watch that I highly recommend is Godsmack's Drum Battle. The lead singer is a drummer so he and the band's actual drummer have a "battle" during their shows that's pretty incredible. Not on the level of Danny Carey or Neil Peart, but cool to watch for sure.
Polyrhythms. He's doing different time signatures simultaneously. It's just incredible.
Danny is one of the GOATS. 60 years old and keeps getting better!
More TOOL 🔧 Greatest band ever! Saw them in Tulsa (& KC) earlier this year. They are amazing live. There really isn't anything else like it. Everyone should see them live at least once.
I've been convinced for years Danny isn't human but an alien the fact he plays two different polyrythms in different speeds and arrangements at the same time not to mention all the feet pedal work is just out of this world 😀
I agree with you. I think he is one of those human alien hybrids. He can't be totally human. Why is his brain wired that way? Millions of people could never ever in a lifetime do what he does.
Notice how classy he keeps it too. A lot of metal or prog rock drummers just go off full time while Danny gets in where he fits in just like any great musician does. He’s clearly the foundation like you already mentioned but he’s not unnecessarily making himself bigger than needs to be. That is the genius of Tool. Because they all follow this prescription and get in and layer it up when the music calls for it and not fighting for attention. If you guys decide to continue this journey(with lyrics on screen) because those are phenomenal as well…… you will not be disappointed. Might actually change you a little. Don’t be scared, lol. 😎
One more thing guys about the video..I think his use of dynamics is way understated!!..He has a great feel on when to make beats loud or soft..this also is a huge part of the performance..
If you like drums there's actually a couple of videos where Karen Carpenter shows off her drumming skills.
I was at this show in Boston. Danny and the rest of the guys are unbelievable to see live.
Saw them in Tampa a few months back. Was a great show!
I was at this show, too. They are amazing live!
Every member of Tool is a Musical Genius. Period. 🙏👍👏🤓
You should really check out the "Godsmack Drum Battle" video. Godsmack's lead singer, Sully Erna, and their drummer, Shannon Larkin, each get drum sets and go head to head. The way they play off of each other is amazing. Drummers make what they do look easy, but it's not. Then trying to play perfectly when your play has to also mesh with other drummer takes that difficulty up to a whole new level, and they don't miss a beat. (No pun intended.) And how many times to you get to see a heavy metal band set the drum sticks aside and just use their hands to play the bongos?
It’s really cool that you guys picked up on the multiple meters and polyrhythms in his drumming. Sometimes people prefer the easy to follow groove of a straight 4-4 time, but these more complex odd time signatures and polyrhythm are interesting even if less groovy and danceable. I respect all drummers for their coordination, but this is another level.
I have seen like 50 analyses videos on the time signatures here, and also the official sheet music. None of them are the same... So many polyrythms it is almost impossible. The vocal parts are technically mostly 7/4, 7/4, 5/8. But the drums start out in compound time...
SOOOOO funny watching them try to sway to the multiple rhythms here. Amber's face said it all :-)
Next step: Dance of Eternity by Dream Theater, or even better, Instrumedley live from Budokan
Buddy Rich. You have to go back in time, but he's the best!
I also love it that this drummer draws you in no matter what surprise he gives you. I’ve listen to this song so many times and it still gives me goosebumps
He sings, hitting the lyrics the same way he hits the drums. So powerful!
FINALLY!!!
Told Ya So!!!!
Just to add, I've seen Reaction Vids of other Professional Drummers watch this same Pneuma vid and also sit in astonishment of what Danny can do!! The only other Drummer that even comes close to me is John Bonham of Led Zeppelin.
Those polyrhythms are INSANE. great reaction! looking forward to your thought on the great Neil Peart!
Tool. 4 people who have mastered their craft.
No one does it better than this band!!
Definitely need to check out The Professor Neil Peart!
It's crazy seeing Danny live. It's a unique sonic experience, in that you feel his bass drums in your bones.
I started to drift away from my love of metal -- out of boredom, to be honest -- until I heard his badass mastery of complex polyrhythms.
Bill Ward with Black Sabbath in Paris 1970 "War Pigs." Amazing performance!
Just saw them play in New Orleans in February. I specifically bought a solo ticket directly on the right of Danny Carrey so I could watch him the whole time. I’m not sure if I’ll ever have a concert experience quite like that again. It was like being on the most invigorating whole-body consuming audio/visual roller coaster of energy. Hard to describe. Otherworldly!!!
TOOL is an entity unto itself. Amazing.
Nice description! I saw Tool a few years ago and by accident got a good seat with an overview of Danny. It also gave me a nice overview of the stage which was a kaleidoscopic light show the entire time. Otherworldly indeed!
Watching you two sit there absolutely mesmerized was too fun! As a drummer, I tend to take what I do for granted a bit (of course, I'm no where near Danny's level), but you guys' appreciation for this reminds me to take more pride in it. Thank you! 😍😎
BTW, the two cymbals that close on each other is called a hi-hat and is usually controlled by the left foot for a right-handed drummer. 👍🏽😁
Absolutely. It is a very interesting position for the hi hat. I love tool but beyond this video I haven’t seen Danny play live before. Do you know if it’s high hat was always there or did he move it to the position?
@@richierich398 he's been running it there since at least 2016, possibly longer.
Pnuema= Breath, Spirit, Soul
The drum cam rabbit hole is a deep and enjoyable one. Alex Rudinger, Jason Richardson, Aric Improta,…. Hope to see more drum vids in the future.
That drop at 14:17 is so EPIC. But as great as this performance was, you should really listen to the studio version. It's absolute perfection!
Great reaction! He makes it look so easy, just like all the greats. Some of the polyrhythms he plays are so hard to pull of. His beats are always tasty, played with great feel, perfectly executed, and powerful.
In my opinion, the greatest drummer of all time. Pneuma is a masterclass and really shows off Danny Carey's talents well.
I have NEVER heard anyone play drums like that. That was fantastic.
I’ve seen great shows. Deep Purple, Rush, AC/DC, Black Sabbath. So so many others but I have to say it out loud, no other band left me just jaw dropped like TOOL did for this tour. Other comments will steer you right on a Tool journey. The fans all know the direction to guide you along. Glad you guys got here!
🤘😎🤘
Perfect Circle was fun. I saw them.
I wish I had seen Tool when I had the chance. Shrooms and listening to Tool was worthwhile af though. Ahhh. Good times.
Your best reaction ever. The level of honest appreciation for this incredible talent is clear.
Danny Carey is legit one of the best drummers in history, he's up there with some of the greats.
John Bonham (Led Zeppelin drummer)
"Moby Dick" at Royal Albert Hall 1970
Those 15 minutes will make you rethink your life.
Dany Carrey is one of the best drummers in the world at the moment. He's legit AF. And not just any run of the mill drummer could play this song, hes one of the special ones.
I've played alot of difficult pieces. You can if you practice.
@@MrGrifter123 No offense, vut there's only one Danny Carrey, like Peart and Bonham.
@@brianmcmaster5112 duhhhh he wouldn't be surprised n a band if he wasn't good. I'm just saying.... Y'all make these performers out to be like they are some sort of gods. I'd be this good to if I played the same songs over and over again for years. Even though I hadn't picked up some sticks in years I've played difficult pieces. All it takes is practice.
@@MrGrifter123 Not all drummers have the same talent, bud
Wow.....I never thought you guys would delve into the world of Tool.....
This is epic.....Vic Firth did humanity a great service with this.....and Mr Carey is a warrior....one of the best of the best.
I’ve watched Tool and Danny do this a million times, and every time it just blows my tiny mind! I lived both your reactions to this!
It’s not a “solo” when he’s playing his part along with the rest of the band. It’s just the song the way it was written. That makes it even more incredible, as every time they play the song he has to play it like this.
*This is a really good video. Pneuma is ancient Greek meaning: Air, Breathe, Spirit. Enjoy it...then do more TOOL songs in the near future. Y'all are going to be lost trying to keep time with your head bobbing. The time signatures are all over the place in this one...from 14/8ths to 19/8ths, there's 3/8, 5/8, 6/8 and beyond. There are not many drummers, if any, capable of going where Danny goes in this one. He plays different times on certain drums while playing a different time on others. You'll maybe notice two instruments are on same times...while one instrument and vocals are on another time. Have fun. LOL, just as I write this you caught it Amber. The two cymbals together is called Top-Hat, and you caught how he has different times going on with different drums in the set. Well done. The largest kit I may have seen was that of Neil Peart in RUSH. The set completely encircled him and it even rotated about him by his command.* ♥
Danny Carey is an absolutely amazing drummer...in my opinion in the top 5 easily. He does a lot with poly rhythms which put simply is playing two or more different rhythms at the same time. He has experimented in a lot of different ethnic musical styles and you can hear it in his drumming. Really interesting guy and a lot of fun to watch.
This album took 13 years and when it dropped Taylor Swift was knock off the charts with the opening release of the album title Fear Inoculum . The video brought to you by his drum stick sponcer Vic firth
The polyrhythms are impressive for sure. But it's not the fact he's doing them but for how long.
I'm pretty new into my drumming journey but doing two different things with your hands/feet/any combination is fairly doable even for a novice. It's somewhat of a fundamental skill for drummers, I'd say.
For about 10 - 20 seconds anyway. After that, it really starts to take some concentration to keep things going. After about 30 seconds, things start to break down a bit as your brain tends to latch on to one beat or the other.
But keeping four beats going at the same time for as long as he routinely does? It's really quite remarkable. I know he trains his feet as independent limbs a lot but I really believe that's something you're either born with. You can train yourself to some extent on polyrhythms. But you have to have natural brain wiring to do some of the things he does.
In the words of James Brown, "Give the drummer some!" Kudos to the great Danny Carey and Tool! Young people, especially those who are accustomed to listening to rap, often don't appreciate music that doesn't include lyrics. People who play instruments, particularly the professionals, deserve so much more respect for their dedication to their art and for their talents, and also for enriching our lives. So major props to these musicians, and Jay and Amber, keep exploring and keep growing!
Danny Carey didn't seem to sweat at all, and his looked totally relaxed and made look so easy. He definitely has an amazing focus and amazing coordination skills.
Love to see you react to more Tool. Been my favorite group since I discovered them in the mid 1990’s. You guys are by far my favorite reaction channel
Great reaction .🤘 If you liked this, there's lots more Tool to hear but may I also suggest As I Am by Dream Theatre. I think you'd both like the pieces and the whole of it.
And, prepare for Neil peart comments NOW... 👍
I've been playing drums since 1985. I have seen Tool 4 times in the last 30 years, and have gone to countless concerts across all genre's of music. This still remains one of the most impressive sessions I've ever seen on the drums.
Kenny G. Playing the Saxophone is also quite amazing.
Forever In Love from 1992 is just so heartwarming and so amazing…
You really, really need to do more skid row, quick sand Jesus is just as good as wasted time. Sebastian's vocal range is un human. Quitar work is insane. You will not be disappointed. Please. Thank you. Love your reactions.
A nice classic drum solo is John Bonham in the song “ moby dick” sweet solo.
I love the interest she has in the drums!!!! He is a perfect example of an excellent drummer! So many off beats, polyrhythms, clarity,timing, etc. Great job you guys for not just being bored with the songs length!
The skill, he physicality, the hours and hours and hours of practice. Wonderful!
Neil Peart and Danny Carrey are the greatest drummers of all time.
With apologies, John Bonham, no one drummed like him.