DRUM CAM?! 🤯 Danny Carey Obliterates "Pneuma" by Tool | REACTION
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Im a 30+ year drummer and i can honestly say that Danny is THE BEST living drummer we have as of 3-6-2024 and until the day we lose him.
Long live Danny Carey and Long live TOOL.
SPIRAL OUT FRIENDS❤
Check out Elliot Hoffman of Car Bomb. He also has songs from his first band Spooge on his UA-cam. The only drummer I've known to absolutely DESTROY a woodblock set up. He'll make you want to give up playing drums because he's so good & effortless with all the time changes. He doesn't play to a click either, btw
Almost undeniably the greatest living rock drummer, but I think he's outclassed in the wider world of drumming. And I say that as somebody who shamelessly fanboys for Danny. He's undoubtedly my favourite drummer, but I think Larnell Lewis is the most technically proficient drummer out there right now, while also having an insane level of musical knowledge. At least from what I've seen.
Bro your the only other person ive seen online mention Elliot, \M/ @@fuddlovin
@@ares6949 he is inhuman. The only drummer whose double bass looks like his legs aren't moving & there's an aura around them. Kind of like how a propeller spins
@@fuddlovin
Okay..... Ok.... You make a massive solid point, just looked him up and..... DAMN MAN !!!!!
He is absolutely amazing.
Good call brother,
Thank you for the heads up🤘🥁🤘
~Jonny5
"..the length of Danny's SHAFT" 🤣
😂
5:23. A key component of this band is that the three that play the instruments; Adam on the guitar, Justin on the bass, and Danny on the drums, put together all the songs before Maynard has a listen, then Maynard writes the lyrics to go along with the music. It’s fairly unique, I believe. Maynard has sometimes added sounds, like with a loudspeaker.🌿🌸
I'd offer that Maynard's voice is also counted as an instrument too😊
It seems like danny adds his take after justin and Adam. It just occurred to me? Crazy.
I need to delve into mjk's book again. It's a good read.
Ahhh, ya beat me to it, lol 🤘🏼
Ever since 1993, when I learned of their principle song writing approach, the instrumental artists comprise the music months, or years, ahead of Maynard's contributions. This approach is paramount to Tool's overall sound which is expanded on in each album.
He is playing 4 different rhythms simultaneously, WITHOUT a clicker. Absolutely amazing.
The click is in his ear device.
@@plessis2023 they don't use it. He isn't wearing anything but hearing protection
THE OCTOPUS CANT BE TOPPED!!
@@plessis2023 Danny never uses a clicktrack. This is why it sounds organic even when it's tight af!
What use would the clicker have anyways if the song is changing its rhythmic patterns and tempo several times :D
I mean the Band is working together, leading each other into different sections or playing against each other with riffs and references that sometimes work as a forshadowing/hint to change parts and counter each others patterns.
It’s really brilliant and genius
Hey man, i'm a metal/rock drumming dude and i've been enjoying your journey into alternative music. But i really appreciate you showing the araabMUZIK video, that was something brand new to me. Cultral exchange complete. Cheers dude
Thank you so much for sticking around to check that out, I’m glad I could give back! I got such similar feelings watching Danny do his thing to the first time I saw that araabmuzik video, just pure talent! The ability to create constantly alternating tempos like that and still have it sound whole is incredible!
I’m so glad you enjoyed it! I watch a lot of videos like these too : ua-cam.com/video/RhvNGStSctI/v-deo.htmlsi=ajbaI6yiiBzVLyPO - it’s amazing how easy some people can make it look!
I second this!! I've loved watching your dive into metal and rock and as a hip hop head / metalhead / drummer guy myself arabMUZIK is fucking SICK thank you for sharing that @@TeddyGreyOS
same here
I had seen the araabMUZIK video about 10 years ago and still fucking love watching it! Glad some new people got to experience it because of you 🎉
I watched it until the end. I appreciate your showing us your passion.
I love to see someone getting tears in their eyes listening/watching great music. It's hard to explain. It's not necessarily tears of joy, but it's also not tears of sadness. It's like when you watch an epic movie and there's a plot twist and everything just comes together and an epic scene with epic music and you get the chills and you get tears in your eyes.
it's awe
I appreciate him throwing in what he enjoys. I never listen to this style of music, but I did appreciate it and I noticed Nero being remixed at the end 😅 I guess I do listen to some of it. Please, always reference something you enjoy.
Steambreather - Mastodon.
@@RomanHoltwick1you’re right-that’s exactly what it is
Also take note of Danny’s posture. He’s sitting straight up and staring straight ahead. Not looking, just feeling.
Danny drums with his whole body. It's actually a really interesting rabbit hole to go down. He's deep into sacred geometry and sets his kit up in a very specific way. That's why his movements look so fluid and effortless. It's all based in geometry.
Danny is the greatest living drummer.
He was 58 at this performance.
Not only is Danny INSANE, the best to ever do it, but I have had the pleasure of meeting him, and he was so so so kind.
Danny is the master of polyrhythms!
Man that stuff at the end was amazing…Danny blows my mind and the other guy blows my mind…way to try and bring people together!
I watched all the way to the end. Don't apologize for what gets you hyped up! Thanks for the explanation.
This song speaks to the spirit and mind. Such a calming effect.
Nothing or no one is as good or better than Danny Carey. In his time he is and always has been the best. I have been a tool fan for almost 30 years now. Astonishing musicians! Even better music.
I'd argue someone like Mike Mangini isn't that far off but yeah Danny is insane
Tomas Haake?
Love your channel, man. As a guy who plays drums, I can answer a few of your questions. As far as Danny accenting Maynard’s vocals, that’s definitely intentional and pre-written, although since Maynard is always last to get hold of a song, it’s more like Maynard’s accenting Danny’s playing in a way. In bands in general, everyone plays to the drums, so Danny doesn’t stay in time by listening to Maynard. He stays in time because the tempo is what he says it is, as it is for all bands and their drummers. This is why drummers are called the backbone of a band. They provide the structure for the rest of the band to play in.
As far as your terminology, you’re good, mate. “Hit the drum” or “hit the thing” works just fine. The drums in front of him on the rack are called rack toms and the drums to his right on the floor are called floor toms. The “barrel” of a drum is called a shell, and the part of the drum you hit is called a head. Hope that helps!
Danny is a big boy. 6'6 and 250s. He assaults that drum set.
Danny Carey is your favorite drummer's favorite drummer 😂
The moment you caught the different signatures and your gears ground to a halt....... PRICELESS 🤘🤘
Keep in mind, at the time this video was made, Danny 🐙 Carey was 59 years old 👊 keep bringing 🛠️T⚙️⚙️L🛠️🔥🔥🔥 Mr Carey is also an Amazing Jazz Drummer and all his “ tribal” drumming is done on tabula drums 😎
I saw them live two weeks ago. Danny is 63 years old and he was a force of nature. There is nothing in the world like experiencing Tool live in concert.
I thought he was 52 at the time but defs ok with being wrong. The guys a beast 😊
Your love for and how much you've connected with such a different style of music through your journey shows (to me) that only closed-mindedness keeps people from appreciating most types of music, whatever kind it is they refuse to give a chance.
As always, much love.
"..whatever kind it is.." (*hates country) (hasn't listened to it though) Dam you!🤣
@@vahyg5508 I did say 'most'. 😆
Just a FYI, the “synth” you heard was actually a bass guitar through a Digitech Bass Whammy pedal with pitch shifting enabled. It’s being played by your fellow Englishman, Justin Chancellor….aka the man!
I think you’re thinking of Invincible, this is Adam Jones playing a synth live, that’s why there’s no guitar at that part. Trust me, I’ve seen them three times on the Fear Inoculum tour
You can hear Justin still playing the bass riff, that's Adam playing the synth on this song.
I was there last week! It’s INSANE! Danny is a true legend and a super nice person
Oh heck yeah! All we need now is a Neil Peart (from the Canadian band Rush) drum solo live from Frankfurt reaction 🔥
Hells yes! A few (danny inc) might be able to challenge Neil for the goat title but none of them would exist without Neil
So apparently this song is done mostly in 33/8, or 33/16. Conflicting reports. But either way, it's fucking insane.
That is correct... I would put it this way - it's in 11 with each beat subdivided into a triplet. There are several other equally valid ways of conceptualizing it... If one was writing it down, the correct way would be whatever way one finds easiest to read, or alternatively, whatever way contains the most actual information about how it sounds in "real life"... Musically speaking these things are not written in stone, so to speak.
Peace.
Tool has never really been for me, but their musicianship is top tier, especially Danny (for me personally). You can’t deny the talent they all possess. Massive respect for them all
TOOL definitely isn't the easiest to bop your head to. I saw them in Denver a couple of weeks ago. I was amused watching the crowd. Everyone was moving to a different part of the beat. Thanks for sharing that awesomeness at the end of your video. ArabMuzic...amazing!
It reeked of pot, was as loud as Hell, and Maynard didn't have to castrate me and give me a swift kick! Chocolate Chip Trip was amazing, too.
Such a great show!
The joy of you being able to have an opportunity to show your thing, rather than us showing you our things, stoked my cold dead heart.
Anyway, get some Deep Heat on before you develop Mosher's Neck.
As a huge Tool fan, I can appreciate the hell outta some skrillex. The mothership concert is awesome!
Tool is the best band and vocals ever to have lived. The live shows are magnificent! It is an all body experience every single time! I never miss a show when the come around! Actually it has been a few years now…tick tock Tool..time for another tour👍🏼🌎☀️💙
I was at this concert… It was the best!
I've watched this video hundreds of times and I always have a big grin on my face! I was so looking forward to your reaction and just watched it with another big grin on my face. Tool makes my day. Evereyday! :)
Here's some insight...now I've not been told by the band mind you, but I've read that all the music is written before Maynard writes his lyrics for the tune....
You are correct. I've seen interviews with Maynard. He says they send him the music and he drives around his vineyards writing lyrics for the music.
You are correct, they send him music. Maynard will send them anything back he believes is subpar or doesn't speak to him. What speak to him he'll create lyrics for. And this goes for every band.
I loved you sharing the drum machine video at the end. I think most of us would love more of this…you introducing us to stuff from the musical worlds you grew up in. More, please. That was great!
I love a bit of electronica myself😊
Fact is, I don't believe I've ever seen anyone shred quite that hard on a drum machine... That was cool as hell.
Peace.
Dude you always find stuff nobody notices. The part where he brings his arms closer together. Sweet find!
Danny the GOD
Pneuma is a favorite! Glad youre enjoying it!
Danny Carey is an amazing drummer!! I love seeing people's reaction to Tool because they are always blown away at how awesome Tool is!!!
I appreciated the drum machine vid. I'm a massive Tool fan, but I'm also a massive fan of electronic music of all genres. Reminds me of watching A-Trak turntable vids. So awesome.
Stoked for this vid. Danny is beyond amazing! Your reactions gave me chills. I love watching people’s reactions to Danny’s skills for the very first time 🤘🏻
Yeah he has perfect form from a drummer’s perspective. Drummers have it ingrained in our heads to keep elbows near your body and use your wrists
Tool live was something else. Thanks for taking me back
I wish they showed the overhead shot they do at their shows. He's a beast.
Tool Army still here !
Great Reaction! We are One Breath! One Word! One Spark! Sun becoming!
I have now had the pleasure of seeing this played live three times. Last weekend here in Southern California, I'm pretty sure I sprained my wrist air drumming. I was not embarrassed though😅
Took me several listens to get the rhythm. Remember, the vocals are added after all the music is finished
The DJ stuff is cool too - I think it's a neat concept to relate and show the two together or even to just get your opinions
It's almost exactly the same concept as drumming. Drummers like Danny use machines to do the same thing as a part of their kit, I am pretty sure what he was doing at the beginning at like 0:56 was making sure he had the right sounds dialed in for the non-acoustic parts of his kit.
I’m sure this was already mentioned but my man is in his 60’s when this is recorded
Sir Octopus 🐙 I always want to brag that he’s from my hometown even though it means nothing 😂 My ex’s brother did a drum clinic with him years ago and said it was crazy. As I imagine it would be lol
I love that you've shown appreciation for each member and how absolutely mind blowing each one is. They are all wildly talented.
When he’s bringing his arms in at the start while slowing down, watch how his wrists and hands turn in as well. He’s effectively changing grips which is changing the required force for the slower sticking. The thumbs up technique relies more on gravity and a pendulum/seesaw motion, opposed to palms down on the faster section where he’s using a finger and wrist motion for the speed.
In this one you can recognize that it’s in their fingers.
The production is great but you hear them live you understand that they are doing it all with there skills
The dj guy most definitely plays the tabla and doumbek...mid east hand drums...Danny studies with an Indian drum master on the tabla drum, the high pitch drum he plays in the middle. Its all the finger roll stuff and different time signatures and poly rhythms in mid east music, beautiful
I've watched 100 of these reactions, wasn't expecting to react to a video at the end. Wow.
It's like sharing something with a friend, and then they show you something cool in return. Feels less one sided. Really cool. I hope you just changed the reaction meta with this!
I’m so fricken happy you watched this!!!!!!!!!!!
Love that this inspired you to draw a comparison with that drum machine artist! Thanks!
Check out Godsmack Drum Battle!!!!!! Lead singer vs the Drummer
I never knew he was a perfectionist until I witnessed the battle live. I mean, it’s a rehearsed can bit, so not really a “battle”, just like Lars and James of Metallica but still entertaining
Your observation about firing different synapses in your brain when listening to a very (otherwise) complex time signature is spot on, yo. True genius is indeed a compilation of talent like Tool are. Your vids kick ass, keep it up!
Yes, this is a band with the lead being drums and the vocals are the central rhythm. I got to see them live last year, and they are truly incredible
Obligatory recommendation to check out Nine Inch Nails
The great thing about most tool fans is, we can appreciate most music/artists. Thanks for showing me that at the end…dude is a virtuoso. That was fun to watch!
They rhythm is all part of the journey to the madness of becoming one, new, understanding
It blows your fucking mind seeing Danny play. Never tired of it.
Very cool of you to add in the drum machine showcase at the end. Actually, Danny from Tool also incorporates some pretty cool tech into his kit. He's got a pretty bonkers synth workstation on his left, and those black/red drum heads you see on his kit (like the one he's playing at the beginning of Pneuma) are also programmable like the drum machine in the vid you showed. Different areas of the drum head can be programmed and changed on the fly with different sounds, which is why he's getting different sounds out of hitting the centre vs. the edge of the pad. One huge advantage of the drum machine in the dubstep vid is that everything is so close together, so you can get really good economy of movement compared to a huge-ass drum kit where you've got to move entire limbs around.
All the guys record the the instruments, then they send those parts to Maynard(who lives in Arizona...and, I believe the rest of the guys live in California(L.A. area, I believe). But there have been 8ntervuews where Maynard talks about driving his vineyards, listening to the music and writes lyrics accordingly.
Danny Carey is THE drum god of Earth!
He's THEE best💯❤
As a massive Tool fan, loved your extra content that Danny Carey and that DJ did awesome.
I love the intro with its alternating 14/8 and 19/8 sigs. It is also; 14/8 twice and a 5/8. Some even say it is a 33/8...but it all totals 33/8 before repeating four times. Matching the number 33 of his Celtics jersey.
You are of course correct. I often just call it 33/8 to avoid the explanation, and to get people to be like, '33/8 WTF?'.
One of the greatest to have ever picked up sticks and the Master of Polyrhythm. And he was 59 when this was recorded.
19:38 Each of the notes he plays are on a different pad. He’s not changing pitch manually. Just triggering notes. I don’t say that to take anything away from him. Dope performance regardless.
Yes and skrillex songs
"Their telling me the length of Danny's shaft, thanks Vic Firth" that had me rollin
This is an amazing song. Glad you discovered TOOL. Your favorite part around 15:40 in video, this part live is the warm blanket hugging you in the arena. I will never forget that feeling. You must see live. Life changing. Keep going.
I watched all the way, thanks for the education. I knew about these machines in a rudimentary way.
Love the fact you picked out the time signatures not a lot of people would even notice that 🤟🤟🤟🤟
Your point about his arms in the beginning, it's primarily comfort and actually LOOSENING tension. A very key part of drumming so smoothly and quickly is NOT tensing up.
I've been a drummer for 20 years now and this man is absolutely one of the best, most influential people to ever do it. And he's a very chill, laid-back, humble kind of guy too which just adds to his earned admiration.
I came for the tool drum solo and liked for the end dubstep board!
Thanks for putting us on to the little clip at the end.... both masters of their art.
Progressive rock is def something that's not for everyone & Tool has slowly gotten into it so their early records are pretty much straight 4/4 and then this new album is all over the map but it's incredible. They have a lot of King Crimson, Yes, Rush, stuff like that in their "feel" as progressive. I absolutely love the genre 😎✌️
The time signature builds down fro 12/8 to 11/8 to 10/8.
Honestly,I have never enjoyed a reaction more than watching you - lovely energy and pure enjoyment...could watch you watching shit all day! Much respect,thank you for letting me feel excited about music again please never stop!
You have to listen a few times to get it all, thats why it's so good.
I hope that someone, somewhere, is named "Polly Rhythms" 🤘🤘
I've seen Tool twice and each time was a mind blowing experience! It changed me in the best ways!
Keep spiraling, my friend. Appears they are rolling through the UK end of May/early June…
Tool just time signatures all the time in songs. Some songs have many others a few and it’s crazy to try to keep track and figure it out while listening.
I've watched the journeys of a few reactors learn about tool and I absolutely love how they always fall in love with Dany's work to the point they learn the word polyrythem. They actually look it up because Dany blew their minds. He has a way of inspiring people to learn more about music in a whole new way.
Danny is a magician! Thanks for the insight. Well done. Houston, TX
Have a listen to Chocolate Chip Trip off Tool's Fear Inoculum album, then check out his live drum solos. They're pretty insane too, and showcase his synth abilities
Thanks for sharing that at the end man!! I've seen the Danny Carey vid so many times but that extra clip was sick and I'd never have heard it otherwise so cheers. Incredible 😎
Danny is a Legend.
What's really mind blowing is now only is Danny Carry doing multiple time signatures at once, but the guitar is also doing a completely different time signature at times.
Another cool thing, Maynard James Keenan writes the lyrics to these songs after the music has been composed, so a lot of the drum composition with the lyrics is just the reverse of what you're inclined to think.
Cant wait to see more Tool reactions!
Bobbing Heads to TOOL takes time and you will never get it, isn't that the magic ❤
Danny Carey has far more electronics at his disposal than your boy there at the end, he's had drum machines since the 1980's. I would love to hear them battle each other 👍
Ever since 1993, when I learned of their principle song writing approach, the instrumental artists comprise the music months, or years, ahead of Maynard's contributions. This approach is paramount to Tool's overall sound which is expanded on in each album.
Man, I looooove that bit at the end!!
I been waiting for THIS!!!
I just had to watch this guy again. HOW did i not see what i just saw the last 2 times i watched it!? But i must've actually...I nvr took my eyes off him! I think the more i watch the better he gets?! PLUS, plus he had screams IN THERE!! I love to hear screams n whistles in music. Thats wen it REALLY TAKES OFF for me. Like I said this is my third time n i just get more n more impressed. I had to show my kids. They love hip-hop /rap like you do. AND they both we're totally loving it!!
Was cool to not only see you’re appreciation for a genius like Danny, but to also have you show us something, if only the camera could have flipped so you could watch us hahaha