Hell, Louis Bellson and Joe Morello in their 80s could play circles around .most drummers in their 20s. I hope ol' Danny sticks around long enough to do the same.
A legendary skilled musician like Danny Carey is the result of a kid, gifted beeing born with natural talent, started to play the drums and kept on practicing with inhuman discipline and never stopped mastering new things and searching for the next level.... for around 40 years straight... haha, you will get depressive trying to reach his level because it might be impossible. You have talent? Danny aswell and you can't compensate 40 years of practice and expirience.
Something about Danny Carey's drumming that really sets it apart is his mastery of dynamics. A lot of drummers will be like, "Well, I'm in a metal band, so I'm just going to hammer away at my set as hard as I can the whole time," but Danny Carey plays soft, hard, and everywhere in between. A lot of people focus on how he can play different time signatures with each limb--which is really cool, to be sure--but they miss his dynamics and how he also can do that with each limb, independently. He'll be playing a soft rhythm on the hi-hat with his left foot, pounding a bass drum with his right foot, smashing away at cymbals and toms with his right hand, and playing a rhythm that varies from gentle to heavy with his left hand. That is VERY hard. You are not going to find a lot of drummers who can consistently play hard with one limb and soft with another at the exact same time, much less while playing material as complicated as Tool's.
I couldn't agree more! Also note how he turns his stick around for playing rimshots during the interlude. It's all those small nuances and dynamic changes that make him the best imo.
He listens to Indian and African drummers man. That's what sets him apart from the others. That tribal percussion comes from deep tribal rythyms, Cuban, African and Indian, you recognise them instantly if you know these sounds... That's not to say that he isn't in a league of his own, but you can tell he appreciates those deep trance like rythyms that don't obey your regular western time signarures. Igor Cavalera incorporated Brazilian rythyms into sepulturas sound and it did a similar thing in setting them apart from other bands at the time. I'm still in awe, as we all are, of how he manages to bring it all together 🥴.
I’m at work (911) and it’s been a shitty shift. Going on break, I saw that you’d posted this and I clicked SO FAST!!!! Mood immediately improved. Thank you for posting - your timing couldn’t have been better!!
He's on the Mt Rushmore of drummers. We can argue the other 3 but there isn't an argument that he shouldn't be up there in my opinion. One of the greatest ever
I love where you can see Maynard to the side watching Danny go off. Must be similar to being a teammate of Jordan back in the day. Such a treat. Hoping they (Vic Firth) release more of these in the future.
I've always loved that Maynard doesnt, and never has hogged the spotlight, he sings off in the rear in shadow usually on stage and lets the band get the spotlights for the music. They are a band that has always stayed away from celebritard nonsense. They stand on the quality of the work. Gotta respect that.
@@beganny Don't get too excited, he's in the background in shadow, you will see the Mohawk wig against the back screen it's about half way through when the camera is to Danny's right side if I recall correctly.
There is another live video to a different song from FI that I commented on. Said Maynard was like a cute little bird as he crouched over Adam while he was doing some of his patented magickery. These guys are not regular humans, tbh...
Every time I watch this video, the 3-4 minutes of polyrhythms Danny pulls off in the middle of the song just blows me away. Two different hands, two different time signatures, he works the entire kit, and never misses a beat. Just epic
This man is 58 yrs old!! Thanking the gods that I got to see Tool and Danny in Philly back in November. Thanks these videos are bringing me joy joy joy !!
I got to see them in February '20 at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre. First concert without any substances in over 30 years. Was well worth it, as it was the first time 7empest was ever played live.
There are other drummers out there who can do these intricate triple polyrhythms, but Danny is the only one with this ability thats writing platinum records.
Someone who was at this show commented on another reaction said that after the intermission, he came out in a Lakers uniform to troll the Celtics fans. LOL
Seeing him (and the rest of the members) live at Staples Center was one of the most memorable moments of my life! On top of everything else, their light show is unrivaled. 💗👍🏽🙌🏽🤘🏽
Your body language said it all! Intense anticipation to satisfaction. Being there in person is just like that. The drum cam is incredible. I can not get enough of watching it!
So glad you did the live version too. I bet I've watched this video a thousand times, and every reaction to it. Best drum pov ever made. I bet I know at least 20 people that can play the other instruments in this song, I don't know a single drummer that could do that live.
Wow! I get easily bored with over-indulgent drum solos. This was fascinating to watch! He plays with such intelligence (not to mention insane skill) but so tasteful and precise. Really a wonderful thing to watch.
Danny Carey is the greatest Drummer of all time. One doesn't just listen to Tool, you experience Tool. My favorite band. Met Danny about a year ago. Nicest most humble man. Zero ego. Love him.
He literally has a phd in percussion. He also studies sacred geometry. So, he understands that a 21/4 time signature can be played over a 6/8 if done just right.
That's the difference between him and other drummers who shall go unnamed: he's an artist pushing himself to improve and master his craft. It's not just a means to an end.
I was lucky enough to see this song live in February a couple of weeks before everything started to get shut down. That show was just incredible, one of the best gigs I have every seen.
I love playing this song. It is a hard song to play. Surprisingly, the solo you hear, and many other elements of Danny's part in Tools music, uses somewhat common polyrhythms as a baseline for the "drive" in the track. The hands are really the easy part in the solo, it is the kicks in the beginning that make it weird. They're very soft but they're there. In drumline, we would play an exercise that was called "double-triple", and it would excercise your wrist and finger control, it is essentially a swiss army triplet, but take one hand away, and there you go, you'll have the baseline for Pneuma, many sections of 7empest, Rosetta Stoned, and much more. By doing this, as long as he can maintain that ONE baseline rudiment, he can really do whatever he wants while he solos. You see this as well in Rosetta Stoned, about 6 minutes in, he actually starts playing swiss army triplets, but the left hand is ghosted. Check out Johnkew's Rosetta Stoned isolated track for reference to this, because it's hard to hear in the music itself. My point here, is that Danny's a genius for using swiss army triplets as a baseline for the polyrythyms. Its 6/8, but you can easily turn this into 3/4, 4/4, 5/4, it's pretty much math at that point. He uses simple principles but using it on different appendages is hard. I always say its one thing to practice drumming, but it's entirely different to perform it. I've practiced songs for months only to go to a recording and get absolute anxiety just from the pressure of a camera or a microphone. It's a different pressure going in front of a crowd. This is why building a song that functions is really important here. Also one more thing, notice how near the end of the solo, danny holds back a little bit. This is because back in the day he used to get a bit emotional during a solo (a lot of drummers do it, myself included, and get too carried away with a part of a song or a solo), you can see this in old videos of him playing Rosetta stoned, where he would sometimes add extra notes into the end of the solo, which would culminate into him missing an important hit. He would usually notice this after he would do it, but in the live track here, he pulls back before it happens. If you wonder why I have referenced Rosetta stoned so much, it took me about 2 years to learn the track, I used old festival videos, drum interviews, head cams, and johnkews drum videos helped me a lot. I wanted to learn the song because it's difficult. I've been learning 7empest now. Danny is my favorite drummer, he is the mitochondria of the band lol
Yeah.....sorry folks....there just might not be another Danny Carey in this life....What an amazing Talent this man is! You may want to pay the dough to go see TOOL while they're still together....nothing lasts forever. Especially people...we have but a short time here on earth ..I never grow tired of watching talented musicians...the different time signatures, different limbs executing completely different tones and rythyms... absolutely mind blowing...I saw Tool when I was 18 at lollapalooza 98 in Kansas City at the then-called Sandstone Amphitheater!!!! What a show! Will never forget...that experience....
New sub. I really appreciate your reactions. You are able to listen and actually HEAR the lyrics. All while keeping your comments relevant and concise without killing the vibe. Huge Tool fan here and looking forward to watching other reactions. Well done, sir!
Saw them play Pneuma last night in Tacoma. It was the ABSOLUTE THUNDERDOME last night. Perfect MONSTER SOUND with perfect clarity. Amazing show! Danny rules these days...
You know what's cool about tool is that most of their songs are about math. The skill level with all 4 of them is already there. But it's about counting and trusting each band member to. be there when you get there . It reminds me of watching the blue angels fly because that is total trust just like this
I was at this show! I've seen Tool live a few times now and each time they blow me away. As a drummer myself, I especially pay attention to Danny. Definitely my favorite.
My best friend and I grew up listening to Tool together, we finally got to see them last year at Barclays Center, on the floor. I have seen a lot of live music, but nothing has moved me the way Tool did. Visually, aurally, performance, every single detail was immaculate and perfect.
This was amazing! It really gives a new perspective on the TOOL sound, and new appreciation for the song. Let's give the guys in the back some face time! Epic talent. Legendary shit, brother! GOAT status!
Drum cam is such a great way to really see everything this incredible drummer is doing.You don't always all the subtleties that are in the drumming because you're engrossed with the entire song but clearly Danny's drumming is off the charts. He plays a lot of 4 way independant grooves while keeping awesome time. The dude is right around 60 yrs old and he looks like he's in incredible shape.
Danny is a beast! Way to rep us old timers! And yes Jamel your videos do bring some joy to us in this time of trouble. We have to stick together to get through this!
FINALLY saw Tool back in February in ATL and they were amazing live. Especially Danny and his drum wizardry. Mind blowing and hope to see them again some day.
I don't know if he still does, but Danny used to set up his drum set exactly to the constellation of Orion. Probably the greatest drummer of his generation always a treat to listen to them live.
Totally worth noting that Danny Carey is the oldest member of Tool at 58yrs old. This man is truly an all-time great 🔥
I did not know that. I didn’t think I could think more highly of him, but that makes me for some reason 🤷🏼♀️. Unparalleled talent and passion
Hell, Louis Bellson and Joe Morello in their 80s could play circles around .most drummers in their 20s. I hope ol' Danny sticks around long enough to do the same.
A legendary skilled musician like Danny Carey is the result of a kid, gifted beeing born with natural talent, started to play the drums and kept on practicing with inhuman discipline and never stopped mastering new things and searching for the next level.... for around 40 years straight... haha, you will get depressive trying to reach his level because it might be impossible. You have talent? Danny aswell and you can't compensate 40 years of practice and expirience.
Crazy!
TITAN
Danny Carey - The man with a brain in each of his limbs
Danny Carey - The Octopus
@@RobertShawIII beat me to it
That's what I keep saying it's like there's four people playing drums
I'm always curious if non-drummers (or non-musicians) realize how hard what he's doing is (because of the odd time signatures).
Danny "Human Octopus" Carey
best drummer alive now that the great Neil Peart has passed away. these 2 guys were hands down the best of their eras.
Jimmy Chamberlain is still alive .....
@@BlueHopi144 he can’t hold Danny’s jock strap
That's my daddy
Best drummer in the world.
I keep forgetting this video is an advertisement for VIC FIRTH sticks, best commercial ever!
Danny’s left hand is better than 99% of most drummers. The GOAT. GREAT VIDEO.
Danny Carey is the new Neil Peart (R.I.P.). His fills are phenomenal. Clean, precise, and fast.
Something about Danny Carey's drumming that really sets it apart is his mastery of dynamics. A lot of drummers will be like, "Well, I'm in a metal band, so I'm just going to hammer away at my set as hard as I can the whole time," but Danny Carey plays soft, hard, and everywhere in between. A lot of people focus on how he can play different time signatures with each limb--which is really cool, to be sure--but they miss his dynamics and how he also can do that with each limb, independently. He'll be playing a soft rhythm on the hi-hat with his left foot, pounding a bass drum with his right foot, smashing away at cymbals and toms with his right hand, and playing a rhythm that varies from gentle to heavy with his left hand. That is VERY hard. You are not going to find a lot of drummers who can consistently play hard with one limb and soft with another at the exact same time, much less while playing material as complicated as Tool's.
I still can't wrap my brain how you can play different time signatures with different hands.
I couldn't agree more! Also note how he turns his stick around for playing rimshots during the interlude. It's all those small nuances and dynamic changes that make him the best imo.
@@markstill8258 In the industry he's nicknamed "The Octopus"
@@markstill8258 it's crazy hey. Check out the drummer from Meshuggah, he can do the same craziness!
He listens to Indian and African drummers man. That's what sets him apart from the others. That tribal percussion comes from deep tribal rythyms, Cuban, African and Indian, you recognise them instantly if you know these sounds... That's not to say that he isn't in a league of his own, but you can tell he appreciates those deep trance like rythyms that don't obey your regular western time signarures. Igor Cavalera incorporated Brazilian rythyms into sepulturas sound and it did a similar thing in setting them apart from other bands at the time. I'm still in awe, as we all are, of how he manages to bring it all together 🥴.
Watching Tool live is like watching Rembrandt, DaVinci, VanGogh and Monet create a paintings next to each other at the same time
It's amazing that they can recreate that sound live..what a masterpiece
I genuinely prefer this version to the album version
@@ThisIsNeccessary holy shit same 😭
12:50 I absolutely love when you see his face and he just smiles and you can tell he is absolutely having that most badass time!!!!
12 minutes watching somebody being the best in the world at what they do.
And that 12 Minutes isn't log enough just like most Tool songs.
He just won drummer of the year !!! Congrats Danny carry !!!
*Carey
I’m at work (911) and it’s been a shitty shift. Going on break, I saw that you’d posted this and I clicked SO FAST!!!! Mood immediately improved. Thank you for posting - your timing couldn’t have been better!!
Funny how Jimmy, Adam, Justin, and Danny can do, JUST that! \,,/
Where is 911?
danspare the deepest depths of hell 😭
@@korylinn2251 fire dept?
danspare Yeah - police & Fire dispatch (radio), as well as 911 and non emergency phone calls
He's on the Mt Rushmore of drummers. We can argue the other 3 but there isn't an argument that he shouldn't be up there in my opinion. One of the greatest ever
You’re right about that!!
💯
Tool is the best band in my whole generation there's no other band like it ..
Best drummer alive! 🤘🏼❤️🔥
King of the poly rythms and drum fills. Real legend!
I watch this performance at least once a day. Happy you got to see it as well!
ha me too i think ive watched every react vid and the original like everyday since it dropped so sick
not ashamed to admit I do this too. Must be closing in on 10,000 views by now :D
I love where you can see Maynard to the side watching Danny go off. Must be similar to being a teammate of Jordan back in the day. Such a treat. Hoping they (Vic Firth) release more of these in the future.
I've always loved that Maynard doesnt, and never has hogged the spotlight, he sings off in the rear in shadow usually on stage and lets the band get the spotlights for the music.
They are a band that has always stayed away from celebritard nonsense. They stand on the quality of the work. Gotta respect that.
Great analogy👍
Where can you see that in the video? Want to check it out...
@@beganny Don't get too excited, he's in the background in shadow, you will see the Mohawk wig against the back screen it's about half way through when the camera is to Danny's right side if I recall correctly.
There is another live video to a different song from FI that I commented on. Said Maynard was like a cute little bird as he crouched over Adam while he was doing some of his patented magickery. These guys are not regular humans, tbh...
Every time I watch this video, the 3-4 minutes of polyrhythms Danny pulls off in the middle of the song just blows me away. Two different hands, two different time signatures, he works the entire kit, and never misses a beat. Just epic
This man is 58 yrs old!! Thanking the gods that I got to see Tool and Danny in Philly back in November. Thanks these videos are bringing me joy joy joy !!
Stefanie Brauer same. So happy I got to see them here in Detroit in November before all this madness. They are the supreme bees knees lol
I got to see them in February '20 at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre. First concert without any substances in over 30 years. Was well worth it, as it was the first time 7empest was ever played live.
There are other drummers out there who can do these intricate triple polyrhythms, but Danny is the only one with this ability thats writing platinum records.
Writing them and performing them in front of thousands upon thousands in arenas at his level I think not.
The precision, detail and sheer effort. By comparison, the vast majority of other professional drummers aren't even playing the same instrument.
magical how they make odd time signature still feel like a groove you can stay with
Tool Time signature
It’s a joy to even watch a person enjoy tool. Even the vicarious pleasure is worth it.
Always wears a custom jersey of the city he’s in. Saw him in Raptors jersey in Toronto back in November
If the promoters or fans in the city he’s in provides him with one he wears it. Some venues give him personalized ones some don’t give him one at all.
Mike Portnoy did that alot too
Someone who was at this show commented on another reaction said that after the intermission, he came out in a Lakers uniform to troll the Celtics fans. LOL
fubar1217 that’s awesome. I’d love to see him go out in a Raptors jersey in Oakland 😬 Little late now
Repped a Pacers jersey in Indy. Pretty dope
I love how Danny just "Cracks Violently" into those certain strokes, you know the ones i mean, yall see what im seeing! 🤘
Danny is the most innovative drummer to come along....ever. he created a totally new style of playing that's really on a spiritual realm.
i cant say it enough how many times ive seen this drum cam + reaction videos. good lord it never gets old
The pride of Nebraska... He repeats complex polyrhythm parts adding intensity or reducing it. He makes you want more..
This is clearly DMT level music. insane drumming! and diesel physique. im so in awe of Daney Carey. Hes just beyond this realm.
I love that Danny is having just as much fun playing as we are watching. He loves what he does and it shows.
It's called passion
Seeing him (and the rest of the members) live at Staples Center was one of the most memorable moments of my life! On top of everything else, their light show is unrivaled. 💗👍🏽🙌🏽🤘🏽
When I listen to Tool so does everyone around me!
For real!
I don't always listen to T00L, but when I do, so does my whole street. 😁🤘
Your body language said it all! Intense anticipation to satisfaction. Being there in person is just like that.
The drum cam is incredible. I can not get enough of watching it!
So glad you did the live version too. I bet I've watched this video a thousand times, and every reaction to it. Best drum pov ever made. I bet I know at least 20 people that can play the other instruments in this song, I don't know a single drummer that could do that live.
Wow! I get easily bored with over-indulgent drum solos. This was fascinating to watch! He plays with such intelligence (not to mention insane skill) but so tasteful and precise. Really a wonderful thing to watch.
Great reaction video. True greatness going on right there. Greatest drummer of all time in my view.
Danny has set a new standard for drummer's all over the world. INCREDIBLE.
The way he just plays the high hat is just so brilliant. His percussion really seems to follow Justin. It's absolutely beautiful
Danny Carey is the greatest Drummer of all time. One doesn't just listen to Tool, you experience Tool. My favorite band. Met Danny about a year ago. Nicest most humble man. Zero ego. Love him.
Listened to few bands that make you feel them more than listen to them. They have that quality by the truckload.
That gave me chills to the core. Possibly the best tool song.
Danny Carey is an out of this world drummer!!!!!
I feel privileged for being at this exact concert. They extended the solo in Jambi for about 5 minutes and it was still too short!
He literally has a phd in percussion. He also studies sacred geometry. So, he understands that a 21/4 time signature can be played over a 6/8 if done just right.
When percussion is literally science lol. Just an amazing thing to watch!
Incredible drummer. Also a big dude at 6'5". Amazed he crams that frame behind that drum kit. Oak branches for drum sticks.
Danny is my favorite drummer by far ....he is the man !!!!
The fact that this man is 58 and still playing at this level for hours a night is INSANE... what an absolute legend
His idol was The Professor himself. RIP Neil Peart.
That's the difference between him and other drummers who shall go unnamed: he's an artist pushing himself to improve and master his craft. It's not just a means to an end.
there all are in there 50s
💯
I was lucky enough to see this song live in February a couple of weeks before everything started to get shut down. That show was just incredible, one of the best gigs I have every seen.
I love that you just LOVE music ! !
I wish we could get you to one of Tool's live shows. Just to see it in person.
Yeah it would blow him away
Danny Carey is the best drummer out there. Take care and be safe out there. Love from Finland.
I always have to glue my face back on after watching this performance
To do something that intricate for that long, and not miss a beat, is mind blowing!! Danny's the best.
my nominee for best drummer all time, I've had the privilege to see the band (Tool) live 3 times and cannot get enough.. Perfect Circle 4 times.
I love playing this song. It is a hard song to play. Surprisingly, the solo you hear, and many other elements of Danny's part in Tools music, uses somewhat common polyrhythms as a baseline for the "drive" in the track. The hands are really the easy part in the solo, it is the kicks in the beginning that make it weird. They're very soft but they're there.
In drumline, we would play an exercise that was called "double-triple", and it would excercise your wrist and finger control, it is essentially a swiss army triplet, but take one hand away, and there you go, you'll have the baseline for Pneuma, many sections of 7empest, Rosetta Stoned, and much more.
By doing this, as long as he can maintain that ONE baseline rudiment, he can really do whatever he wants while he solos. You see this as well in Rosetta Stoned, about 6 minutes in, he actually starts playing swiss army triplets, but the left hand is ghosted. Check out Johnkew's Rosetta Stoned isolated track for reference to this, because it's hard to hear in the music itself.
My point here, is that Danny's a genius for using swiss army triplets as a baseline for the polyrythyms. Its 6/8, but you can easily turn this into 3/4, 4/4, 5/4, it's pretty much math at that point. He uses simple principles but using it on different appendages is hard.
I always say its one thing to practice drumming, but it's entirely different to perform it. I've practiced songs for months only to go to a recording and get absolute anxiety just from the pressure of a camera or a microphone. It's a different pressure going in front of a crowd. This is why building a song that functions is really important here.
Also one more thing, notice how near the end of the solo, danny holds back a little bit. This is because back in the day he used to get a bit emotional during a solo (a lot of drummers do it, myself included, and get too carried away with a part of a song or a solo), you can see this in old videos of him playing Rosetta stoned, where he would sometimes add extra notes into the end of the solo, which would culminate into him missing an important hit. He would usually notice this after he would do it, but in the live track here, he pulls back before it happens.
If you wonder why I have referenced Rosetta stoned so much, it took me about 2 years to learn the track, I used old festival videos, drum interviews, head cams, and johnkews drum videos helped me a lot. I wanted to learn the song because it's difficult. I've been learning 7empest now. Danny is my favorite drummer, he is the mitochondria of the band lol
Man I catch myself smiling so many times watching your videos
Yeah.....sorry folks....there just might not be another Danny Carey in this life....What an amazing Talent this man is! You may want to pay the dough to go see TOOL while they're still together....nothing lasts forever. Especially people...we have but a short time here on earth ..I never grow tired of watching talented musicians...the different time signatures, different limbs executing completely different tones and rythyms... absolutely mind blowing...I saw Tool when I was 18 at lollapalooza 98 in Kansas City at the then-called Sandstone Amphitheater!!!! What a show! Will never forget...that experience....
New sub. I really appreciate your reactions. You are able to listen and actually HEAR the lyrics. All while keeping your comments relevant and concise without killing the vibe. Huge Tool fan here and looking forward to watching other reactions. Well done, sir!
Jamel aka Jamal.... you are the man. In a world full of pop you have an open mind to ALL music! Something I wish I had
BEHOLD a true Master in his craft! Hope you enjoyed Mr. Carey's clinic!
Just couldn't resist watching another reaction on this incredible video!!
Saw them play Pneuma last night in Tacoma.
It was the ABSOLUTE THUNDERDOME last night.
Perfect MONSTER SOUND with perfect clarity.
Amazing show!
Danny rules these days...
YES!!! I was hoping you'd do this! 😁 Danny is one of the best drummers alive today.
Been spiraling since 91’ and your first smile when Danny started made me melt!!! I love these reactions... Music is love!!!
the best drummer. anyone can play fast, double kick. whatever. but poly rhythms. this man is the best
One of the most amazing drum solos I've ever seen????
a drum clinic..... cant get better than that! superb drumming!
Amazing...I can watch him play all day!
You know what's cool about tool is that most of their songs are about math. The skill level with all 4 of them is already there. But it's about counting and trusting each band member to. be there when you get there . It reminds me of watching the blue angels fly because that is total trust just like this
It's cool to watch a younger generation listen and appreciate old school music ! Rock out little brother!
TOOL will forever be the greatest band i have ever seen live
I was at this show! I've seen Tool live a few times now and each time they blow me away. As a drummer myself, I especially pay attention to Danny. Definitely my favorite.
It’s amazing how this man can make a band so much better. Without him Tool would be a good band. with him they are epic!!!
Any band with Maynard would be a next-level outstanding band.
My best friend and I grew up listening to Tool together, we finally got to see them last year at Barclays Center, on the floor. I have seen a lot of live music, but nothing has moved me the way Tool did. Visually, aurally, performance, every single detail was immaculate and perfect.
This was amazing! It really gives a new perspective on the TOOL sound, and new appreciation for the song. Let's give the guys in the back some face time! Epic talent. Legendary shit, brother! GOAT status!
I know many said it before, as have I but....I LOVE how you Appreciate TOOL! Thanks for sharin" brother!!
hes the man.. who can play 11 min songs and never mess up
In my opinion one of the all time Best drummers to live
Drum cam is such a great way to really see everything this incredible drummer is doing.You don't always all the subtleties that are in the drumming because you're engrossed with the entire song but clearly Danny's drumming is off the charts. He plays a lot of 4 way independant grooves while keeping awesome time. The dude is right around 60 yrs old and he looks like he's in incredible shape.
I wish there was a drum cam view for Rosetta Stoned like this!
Have you seen this? Danny plays along with the song for a drum clinic. Amazing! ua-cam.com/video/Dh3z__10bhg/v-deo.html
“Suns’ out, guns out!!!” Jamel, you crack me up!🤣😆😂
Gotta give it to Tool's effects team for digitally removing Danny's extra 4 limbs. He is not of this Earth but damn are we happy he is here.
LMAO!! Sho you right! 🤣👍😎
Love this shit. Made me a Tool fan. Danny is amazing!!!
Reviewing Descending by Tool. After numerous listens it becomes that albums stand out track
"Boy Larry Bird wish he can play the drums!" XD
Sometimes Larry plays the 2nd half of the song left handed lol
Face to face DC be looking up to LB. Both gods.
Metal Dinosaur 😂😂
@@davidvied2507 He Grimlock
Thanks for reacting to this. Danny is a masterful player.
It's so fun watching other people watch this and smile and love it for the first time! 💯🔥✌❤🧂🔥
#toolarmy
Ended up seeing them a few months back in Cleveland hell of a show. They never disappoint
This is the Drumming equivalent of Eddie Van Halen’s “Eruption” live video. Legendary status CEMENTED!
Thank you for reacting to this, one of the few professional tool live videos. Keep it up!
Glad you checked that tune out! Such an incredible song.
Tool is truly one of the few bands that sounds just as good or better live then in the studio. So goddam good
Danny is a beast! Way to rep us old timers! And yes Jamel your videos do bring some joy to us in this time of trouble. We have to stick together to get through this!
FINALLY saw Tool back in February in ATL and they were amazing live. Especially Danny and his drum wizardry. Mind blowing and hope to see them again some day.
One of the G.O.A.T.!
I don't know if he still does, but Danny used to set up his drum set exactly to the constellation of Orion. Probably the greatest drummer of his generation always a treat to listen to them live.
Danny ALWAYS has to be in the conversation of Top 5 best drummers of all time. Precision, power and creatitivity. The backbone to how amazing Tool is.
He really showcases great dynamics on the kit, great feel
My appreciation for drummers has reached an all-time high after watching this.
Dude is right up there with John Bonham. This was a treat.
Danny is better than John
@@pablosartor6715 way better
Happy Birthday Danny! 59 Today!