I remember a Rob zombie interview a long time ago when he said, "why should the fucking drummer get paid as much as the frontman." Danny Carey shows why. Hands down the best living drummer on the planet.
@@Itsunclegabby that's the entire story on why white zombie broke up, it was over money, and he used to date the girl that was in the band, and they had split up as well
how in the fuck do you get the worlds greatest drummer one of the greatest bass players of all time one of the most creative guitarist of all time and a vocalist who can send chills down your spine in one band its really not fair. all of them have emotion in their playing the stars aligned and formed TooL that's the only explanation
+David Miller No one compares in creativity and complex playing to John Petrucci. Adam Jones as far as i am concerned, has never even played a solo. Maynard has a TERRIBLE voice .He reminds me of Adam Levine. I think maynard adds those effects to his voice to cover his terrible vocal tone. Danny is a good drummer, i'll give them that. But Adam cannot be considered creative and Maynards voice is annoying. Danny Carey, Justin Chancellor, John Petruuci, and maybe Bruce Dickinson. That would be a good lineup for tool
Adam is my biggest problem with the band. He has never played a solo, never had an interesting riff, never had good stage presence. He contributes nothing to the band.
Lol. I thought I was the only one who noticed that? I've jammed in the past. When everyone is in that groove, shit just flows. One of the greatest bands out there.
When I was in a band, i thought of a band like a living thing. I was the singer, so i was the voice, my cousin, and i were the main composers, forming the mind. He was also the bass player, the pulse and the other half of the mind, my brother the drummer, was the heart, the guitar player was the soul.
@@zachwillowbay1553 Okay then hes a rare bread of drummer. Not many are this original. Most rock drummers all sound very similar. But its also Tool, They are more a heavy version of Pink Floyd then just a rock band. Always taking you on a journey.
@@zachwillowbay1553 What bias? Because I like Tool I automatically am bias? I like a lot of music, prefer the 90s grunge mostly. I didnt get into Tool till much later in life and his drumming is obviously a step above most. I agree with your first reply to Orange Joe there is no such thing as the best ever. But to not be able to notice Dannys above average talents would make you def, or you, my 3 word reply friend, are bias. Probably wish you favorite drummer would get the same recognition Danny does, or you are a drummer yourself and have formed terrible bias based on what you can and cant do on the drums.
Quor 22 bruh if you think I’m reading all that just so you can prove to yourself that you’re not biased, you’re crazy. There’s no such thing as the best drummer, it’s 100% objective.
As a child of the 70's I idolised (in no particular order) Keith Moon, John Bonham, Ginger Baker, Mitch Mitchell, Michael Shrieve, Ian Paice, Don Brewer, Cozy Powell, Mitch Peart, Carl Palmer, etc. Danny fits right in there. Mesmerising to watch ('how did he do that??!!) and beautiful to listen to.
Like doesn't even come close to describing the emotion this invokes in me. I was fortunate enough to see Tool in Daytona Beach, FL way back when Lateralus came out. As a drummer, let me tell you ladies and gents, there was no need for mind altering substances that night. Seeing one of my all time favorite bands play, for two hours straight, one song into the next with Danny front and center on stage, was enough to put me on another plane of existence. And that, my friends, is what it's all about!
Yeah. That was an epic show. Saw them in Orlando a few months before. Then they left for Europe. Then the Daytona show when they came back I think. My mind was altered I admit.
My main influence in my drum playing. Along with being born in Paola, KS, he graduated high school with my uncle. Hoping Danny will be at the next HS reunion so that I may have the chance to meet him. He is the man and TOOL is the band!
xXKaMrAn94Xx It has to do with being solid. As a drummer, I understand his "stiffness" while providing a solid backbeat. This really makes a diference to the song, provides those "hard edges", which we all like so much.
@@xvimichael and not only that; the slower you play, the more difficult it becomes to keep the beat steady, interesting and focussed. Maybe that's got something to do with it as well
If Danny isn't on the top of your all time best of the best drummers list....get it done! Are you serious? Watch that video again! Words can't describe his speed, power, rhythm, agility, beat, creativity, no one is better than him, I have seen him live many times. He is the greatest, period.
Agreed...did you see his arms...I always knew he was a big dude...but damn how does he play with them tree trunks for arms... Guys a fucking MONSTER!!!!
+Troy Jewkes Overall, I agree with you. However, speed, power and agility fall under technicality and in that aspect Mike Mangini takes the cake. Miles ahead of literally everyone. However, Mangini's drumparts and creativity are shit compared to Danny Carey's.
Danny is the "slow hand" of drumming - seems to have all the time in the world, just points the sticks in the direction of drums and cymbals and the notes stream out.
It seems to me to be the real cornerstone of his ability. He just looks so damn economical, like he's almost able to slow time itself down without anyone else noticing. He's an absolute joy to watch 😎
He makes it look so damn easy like its no strain at all, i swear when uses the sticks its like he is just tapping a cigarette's ash off and it still complex, awesome and strong.
Ok people. There's no denying the contribution Tool has provided to thee song book. Tool consists of 3 musicians and a lyrist/vocalist. They are considered masters in rhythm changes, sequences, and time signatures. Their approach to writing music is very unique: the note is secondary to thee number. It's about the arithmetic. Now, if you deny how difficult this approach is, all you need to do is get the opinion of their peers. Difficult to cover and near impossible to replicate their sound. The band doesn't need solos, for someone to take the lead, but they are a tight band, complimenting the other - feeding off the other. This prog band's use of polyrhythm (tribal) is so different than anything you will hear from other bands in the genre. What a typical band would use as a fill, this band will build a song on top of that. Rosetta Stoned, Tics and Leaches are examples of that. They are an experience.
Uno de los mas grandes bateristas de metal.. Tiene todo estte tipo.. Influencia de jazz, rock, ritmos orientales, polirritmia, es experimental combina lo acustico con lo electronico.. Es fantástico... Despues de aprender mucho con mike portnoy empeze a aprender de danny carey y me enseño cosas muy avanzadas en bateria.. La verdad agradecido de estos bateristas tan geniales
Best drummer I've ever heard. Seen tool 3 times and danny is something special to watch live. His brain operates at a different frequency than every other drummer it seems
Danny Kerry is another mind blowing drummer a very distinct style rudiments and offbeat very similar to Tim Herb Alexander of Primus. I love their duo that Danny Kerry and Tim Herb done together!!!
I've only come to know tool in recent years... yeh I know , I've been living quietly. But wow Danny was placed on this earth by God to play the drums. What amazes me is watching other drummers critique his work and it makes me laugh how they act like ... oh yeh he's OK. When in reality, they could never do what Danny does not even close
This video is a compilation of the drum cam clips used in the Vic Firth Artist Spotlight video series to promote Danny's sig stick. The audio quality from these particular clips are some of the best I have come across, most of the other danny drum cams use the audio straight from the camera which has issues. This explains all the goofy graphics and voice overs as I assume Turbo wanted to include as much of the playing as possible from the VF clips
I've always thought of DC of the perfect blend between Neil Peart and Jon Bonham, he has the technical precision of NP but also has that heavy heavy handed neanderthal like power and sound sound like Bonham
I’ve always thought that DC was kind of a blend between, Neil Peart, Bill Bruford, & John Bonham. But, he’s also a fan of those three drummers, especially Bruford.
Dude... talk about destiny. The greatest prog drummer of all time just happens to live next door to one of the most prolific singers. It couldn't have been more perfect, considering that Maynard follows the drums over the guitar.
Somewhere deep in the bottom of a desk drawer at Vic Firth headquarters is an SD card containing this full uncut concert. I’ve never wanted a tiny piece of plastic and metal so badly
I think if Tool made a video titled "The Best Drummer on Earth" and it was just an hour long video of Danny playing a full set, it would be the most viewed video on UA-cam.
Danny kills on the drums...I'm typically into faster, heavier metal, but as far as progressive metal, or technical metal I guess you could say is awesome. Reminds me of Rush.
Just waiting patiently for them to finish their damn record and HIT THE ROAD! Haven't seen em' since the Lateralus tour when they hit Vegas, and if they don't come to Seattle, I'll fly to the nearest city they are playing at!
Es justo que se tomen su tiempo ya que esos arreglos no sólo salen de su habilidad como bateristas, ellos lo llevaron al nivel más profesional y hasta muy bien calculadas. Grande Tool
That smile Danny gave to Justin at 5:43 actually reminds me on a video where John Bonham actually did the same to John Paul Jones in one of their gigs, a video which I stumbled across UA-cam.
I remember a Rob zombie interview a long time ago when he said, "why should the fucking drummer get paid as much as the frontman." Danny Carey shows why. Hands down the best living drummer on the planet.
bearatts every member of Tool is just as important as the other. I hope they split everything equally.
@@INFJschoolofdiscipleship I have a feeling that they split everything evenly. In order to stay together this long, they'd have to.
They split everything 4 ways. Adams adamant about 😏
Ugh, he said that? Gross!
@@Itsunclegabby that's the entire story on why white zombie broke up, it was over money, and he used to date the girl that was in the band, and they had split up as well
I wish there were more Danny Carey drum cam videos. The man is just awesome to watch.
Dear 29 people who disliked this....are you out of your fucking minds?
There are always some of those .
They must have been high
They must have been
SO
Highhhhh They Must have been..
It's up to 55 now. Some people just wanna see the world burn.
It really begs the question what they think is good.
how in the fuck do you get the worlds greatest drummer one of the greatest bass players of all time one of the most creative guitarist of all time and a vocalist who can send chills down your spine in one band its really not fair. all of them have emotion in their playing the stars aligned and formed TooL that's the only explanation
so true. sooooo true.
+Boris “Zwokbor” Boslul and early pink Floyd is pretty similar (live at Pompeii)
+David Miller No one compares in creativity and complex playing to John Petrucci. Adam Jones as far as i am concerned, has never even played a solo. Maynard has a TERRIBLE voice .He reminds me of Adam Levine. I think maynard adds those effects to his voice to cover his terrible vocal tone. Danny is a good drummer, i'll give them that. But Adam cannot be considered creative and Maynards voice is annoying. Danny Carey, Justin Chancellor, John Petruuci, and maybe Bruce Dickinson. That would be a good lineup for tool
Adam is my biggest problem with the band. He has never played a solo, never had an interesting riff, never had good stage presence. He contributes nothing to the band.
James Bargar You clearly haven't heard Jambi.
"how long does it take to record a tool album"
Ten Thousand Days
:(
haha nice one =D
Lool
27 years
However fucking long they want it to.
At 5:43 when Danny looks over at Justin and then gives that smile, that's when you know that this band is doing something right.
Lol. I thought I was the only one who noticed that? I've jammed in the past. When everyone is in that groove, shit just flows. One of the greatest bands out there.
Justin was expecting those kicks to come in hard and Danny delivered with a smirk, I fucking love it.
@@michaelbernstein7273 &
Such cool guys! What was that Song again? I've got all Songs in my head, but this ones name just wouldn't occur to me
@@davidereno1871 Of course, thanks mate! Maynard's scream is so cool haha
00:00 Jambi
00:30 Hooker with a Penis
01:53 Schism
02:58 Stinkfist
04:35 Jambi
05:33 Ticks and Leeches
06:28 Pushit
5:35 Ticks and Leeches
Drummers, the heart of every band.
+YOURGIRL1769 bassists, the lungs of every band
I would give my left nut for a descent bassist to jam with right now!
When I was in a band, i thought of a band like a living thing. I was the singer, so i was the voice, my cousin, and i were the main composers, forming the mind. He was also the bass player, the pulse and the other half of the mind, my brother the drummer, was the heart, the guitar player was the soul.
Two oldest instruments..the voice and the drums. Without a drummer there aint no band
To me the Bassists and Drummers are the foundation of every band. The drummers have the hardest job to keep time, and to keep the song flowing.
Best. Drummer. Ever
Orange Joe no such thing
@@zachwillowbay1553 Okay then hes a rare bread of drummer. Not many are this original. Most rock drummers all sound very similar. But its also Tool, They are more a heavy version of Pink Floyd then just a rock band. Always taking you on a journey.
Quor 22 That’s called bias
@@zachwillowbay1553 What bias? Because I like Tool I automatically am bias? I like a lot of music, prefer the 90s grunge mostly. I didnt get into Tool till much later in life and his drumming is obviously a step above most. I agree with your first reply to Orange Joe there is no such thing as the best ever. But to not be able to notice Dannys above average talents would make you def, or you, my 3 word reply friend, are bias. Probably wish you favorite drummer would get the same recognition Danny does, or you are a drummer yourself and have formed terrible bias based on what you can and cant do on the drums.
Quor 22 bruh if you think I’m reading all that just so you can prove to yourself that you’re not biased, you’re crazy. There’s no such thing as the best drummer, it’s 100% objective.
The Force is strong in him!
Fabulous Danny!
Songs are:
0:25 Hooker With A Penis
1:54 Schism
2:57 Stinkfist
4:35 Jambi
5:33 Ticks and Leeches
6:29 Push It
xxegonomicxx just recently started getting into tool, was the video's intro song by tool as well or just filler music?
@@mickjagger149 Intro song was jambi by tool
Thanks you
the 10 dislikes are from 10 dudes drumming on their keyboard and accidentally hitting the thumbs down
Yeah, you would have to be an idiot to see Danny Carey play and not understand just how amazing he is.
Still trying to figure out how and the fuck you dislike this? Haters, fucking jealous cause they fail.
I don't understand how people appreciate chart music over this
I'm going to guess the dislikes are from people who wanted to see all the stuff that has been cut out
Danny is my favorite drummer. Thumbs down for random questions on the screen that are never answered in the film.
As a child of the 70's I idolised (in no particular order) Keith Moon, John Bonham, Ginger Baker, Mitch Mitchell, Michael Shrieve, Ian Paice, Don Brewer, Cozy Powell, Mitch Peart, Carl Palmer, etc. Danny fits right in there. Mesmerising to watch ('how did he do that??!!) and beautiful to listen to.
Like doesn't even come close to describing the emotion this invokes in me. I was fortunate enough to see Tool in Daytona Beach, FL way back when Lateralus came out. As a drummer, let me tell you ladies and gents, there was no need for mind altering substances that night. Seeing one of my all time favorite bands play, for two hours straight, one song into the next with Danny front and center on stage, was enough to put me on another plane of existence. And that, my friends, is what it's all about!
Totally concur with you - i saw them back in 93 , 94 , 96 and 98 - mind blowing gigs .
I was at the show in Daytona, too. 2002.
I saw them during their lateralus tour as well and being on another plane of existence is how I felt too.
I saw them this January as my first concert ever in phx. probably the greatest experience in my short 18 year old life up till now
Yeah. That was an epic show. Saw them in Orlando a few months before. Then they left for Europe. Then the Daytona show when they came back I think. My mind was altered I admit.
My drunk friend saw me watching this and said "Oh she's hot!"
***** He had only seen the hair at a glance. Lol
+Austin Marek I mean, he is pretty hot, and that's coming from a straight dude with a girlfriend. I ain't gonna lie to Danny :)
Hahahaha. Ahhh shit that's funny.
Is your friend's name Bevis? I saw that episode.
Austin Marek ....hahaha...he could 've said powerful too \m/
RIP KOBE!
Danny is a Mamba too!
Wow I usually don't like the sound of RUDE crashes but that one on the right sounds crazy amazing!
OMFG! ABSOLUTELY THE BEST DRUMMER I HAVE EVER HEARD. I CANT GET ENOUGH TOOL!
Tool pls, make a live DVD
Up
What a beast. Danny Carey and Niel peart are the best.
My main influence in my drum playing. Along with being born in Paola, KS, he graduated high school with my uncle. Hoping Danny will be at the next HS reunion so that I may have the chance to meet him. He is the man and TOOL is the band!
The king of off beat and time change . Love him.
I swear he looks more comfortable when hes playing the crazy fast complicated stuff and looks really stiff during anything slow or more basic.
i think it has to do with his age, see him drumming in videos filmed in 2001 during the Lateralus tour and his playing is very fluid there
xXKaMrAn94Xx It has to do with being solid. As a drummer, I understand his "stiffness" while providing a solid backbeat. This really makes a diference to the song, provides those "hard edges", which we all like so much.
man i cant wait to hear what he'll do on the next album
when you are playing fast and make a mistake it won’t be as noticed, but when playing slower mistakes are easily seen
@@xvimichael and not only that; the slower you play, the more difficult it becomes to keep the beat steady, interesting and focussed. Maybe that's got something to do with it as well
5:43 i love it when danny and justin look at each other like: "hell yeah.."
Hats off to Danny for showing you can play the toms for more than just fills
HA! It's funny cuz that exactly what I fuckin do.
+Tom Bojic I meant I only use the toms for fills
Alright I stand corrected. Apologies
I like that he used Rototoms in these videos. Really cut through well.
I bet being a tech for these guys would be awesome. They're so down to earth an non egotistical.
Fuck, Tool's rhythm section is a monster and has always been one of my favourites.
If Danny isn't on the top of your all time best of the best drummers list....get it done! Are you serious? Watch that video again! Words can't describe his speed, power, rhythm, agility, beat, creativity, no one is better than him, I have seen him live many times. He is the greatest, period.
Agreed...did you see his arms...I always knew he was a big dude...but damn how does he play with them tree trunks for arms... Guys a fucking MONSTER!!!!
I've always been a Peart fan, but they're really apples and oranges. He and Danny are my 1a and 1b, impossible for me to prefer one to the other.
+Troy Jewkes Overall, I agree with you. However, speed, power and agility fall under technicality and in that aspect Mike Mangini takes the cake. Miles ahead of literally everyone. However, Mangini's drumparts and creativity are shit compared to Danny Carey's.
+Boris “Zwokbor” Boslul you're an idiot
eurologic Why?
Danny is a very special human being. I'm just glad my time is during his time.
best drummer alive at the moment i reckon 👍🤘
Danny is the "slow hand" of drumming - seems to have all the time in the world, just points the sticks in the direction of drums and cymbals and the notes stream out.
It seems to me to be the real cornerstone of his ability. He just looks so damn economical, like he's almost able to slow time itself down without anyone else noticing. He's an absolute joy to watch 😎
One of the greatest drummers of all time!!!!!!!
5:40 Justin is just enjoying the show while playing his baseline😂
Then Danny smiles at him
Oh man what a band
Watching Mr. Carey play drums is just mesmerizing. Wow.
He makes it look so damn easy like its no strain at all, i swear when uses the sticks its like he is just tapping a cigarette's ash off and it still complex, awesome and strong.
Ok people. There's no denying the contribution Tool has provided to thee song book. Tool consists of 3 musicians and a lyrist/vocalist. They are considered masters in rhythm changes, sequences, and time signatures. Their approach to writing music is very unique: the note is secondary to thee number. It's about the arithmetic. Now, if you deny how difficult this approach is, all you need to do is get the opinion of their peers. Difficult to cover and near impossible to replicate their sound. The band doesn't need solos, for someone to take the lead, but they are a tight band, complimenting the other - feeding off the other. This prog band's use of polyrhythm (tribal) is so different than anything you will hear from other bands in the genre. What a typical band would use as a fill, this band will build a song on top of that. Rosetta Stoned, Tics and Leaches are examples of that. They are an experience.
He´s playing everything so chill!! So Awesome!
omg this video feels so like being on the stage for real, took me back when i used to play with my band when you mostly only hear your drums.
Danny is smart wearing NBA uniform it's loose and keeps him cool perfect for drumming
TOOL ALBUM AUGUST 2019 FINALLY!!!
-Bear - have you heard the 2 new tracks??
August 30th.
Truly amazing. How they take random sound and create hypnotic music. Greatest group ever past and present. No band can ever get to their level.
Uno de los mas grandes bateristas de metal.. Tiene todo estte tipo.. Influencia de jazz, rock, ritmos orientales, polirritmia, es experimental combina lo acustico con lo electronico.. Es fantástico... Despues de aprender mucho con mike portnoy empeze a aprender de danny carey y me enseño cosas muy avanzadas en bateria.. La verdad agradecido de estos bateristas tan geniales
Thank you! Great content. Keep it coming please...
Best drummer I've ever heard. Seen tool 3 times and danny is something special to watch live. His brain operates at a different frequency than every other drummer it seems
All of his teachers should be proud.
I would pay to watch this full show like this
I agree and the lyrics are out of this world.
Love his drumming
5:44 got to love that. Justin looks at Danny and Danny is like: "Listen to this". And they both smile while the double bass kicks ass.
Truly a master at his craft. Amazing.
One of the best bass/ drum combos ever !!!!
I LOVE YOU,DANNY! 🔥🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥🥁🥁
one of the best drummers ever and still alive
Wow. Thank you Danny
Danny Kerry is another mind blowing drummer a very distinct style rudiments and offbeat very similar to Tim Herb Alexander of Primus. I love their duo that Danny Kerry and Tim Herb done together!!!
Whole performance, please! More more more!
This guy is music. Legend👊
That smile at 5:04 is priceless. Glad to see he loves what he does :-D
I've only come to know tool in recent years... yeh I know , I've been living quietly. But wow Danny was placed on this earth by God to play the drums. What amazes me is watching other drummers critique his work and it makes me laugh how they act like ... oh yeh he's OK. When in reality, they could never do what Danny does not even close
I love him.
A whole concert without cuts from this camera would complete my life, no doubt.
Amazing drummer and love the Kobe jersey!
This video is a compilation of the drum cam clips used in the Vic Firth Artist Spotlight video series to promote Danny's sig stick. The audio quality from these particular clips are some of the best I have come across, most of the other danny drum cams use the audio straight from the camera which has issues. This explains all the goofy graphics and voice overs as I assume Turbo wanted to include as much of the playing as possible from the VF clips
You know, you hear all these great tracks and then you see him live and I think, it's just a guy that likes to jam that's really good.
I've always thought of DC of the perfect blend between Neil Peart and Jon Bonham, he has the technical precision of NP but also has that heavy heavy handed neanderthal like power and sound sound like Bonham
Good point.
I’ve always thought that DC was kind of a blend between, Neil Peart, Bill Bruford, & John Bonham. But, he’s also a fan of those three drummers, especially Bruford.
Dude... talk about destiny. The greatest prog drummer of all time just happens to live next door to one of the most prolific singers. It couldn't have been more perfect, considering that Maynard follows the drums over the guitar.
The new video is so mindblowing omg
Amazing
Love it!!
thank you. its hard to get quality samples of danny
Fucking love how he’s so into the groove at 1:30 he starts dancing! 🤟🏼
Danny Carey is perfect drum man
A PERCUSSION GENIUS....GODDAMNIT!
The best drummer in the world! Que power y técnica de este men!! TOOL forever
Somewhere deep in the bottom of a desk drawer at Vic Firth headquarters is an SD card containing this full uncut concert. I’ve never wanted a tiny piece of plastic and metal so badly
02:30 I know the answer. FUCKING ETERNITY !
I love his signature sticks, best feeling sticks ive ever used.
If you can play with tree trunks sure
Great technique... amazing.
I think if Tool made a video titled "The Best Drummer on Earth" and it was just an hour long video of Danny playing a full set, it would be the most viewed video on UA-cam.
Tour of the kit: "Ergonomically it makes it harder" CUT
Wow, thanks for the tour VF!
youre watching the DRUM CUTS video.... search the 3 part VF interview.
Danny Carey is Fooking Awesome!
The most underated drummer every ,but definitely one of the best .
ABSOLUTE FREAKIN ´ AWESOME (A.F.A.)
He is a beast!
This guy's a flippin' machine. Great work.
True master!
Ending with PUSHIT. LOVE THAT SONG
The best to ever do it
Best band !!!
Beast
Danny kills on the drums...I'm typically into faster, heavier metal, but as far as progressive metal, or technical metal I guess you could say is awesome. Reminds me of Rush.
love it great upload big TOOL fan always . \m/
Love the compilation of the drum cams, but I sure would’ve like to actually see the tour of his kit and hear the answers that were cut out.
Best drummer ever!
5:00 After hearing the song hundreds of times I know the song so well, but Danny still makes that pick up surprising
5:43 Danny and Justin moment lol
Just waiting patiently for them to finish their damn record and HIT THE ROAD! Haven't seen em' since the Lateralus tour when they hit Vegas, and if they don't come to Seattle, I'll fly to the nearest city they are playing at!
Es justo que se tomen su tiempo ya que esos arreglos no sólo salen de su habilidad como bateristas, ellos lo llevaron al nivel más profesional y hasta muy bien calculadas. Grande Tool
Omg tootaly crazy 🥁🎧❤️🎤🆘💯🖖
That smile Danny gave to Justin at 5:43 actually reminds me on a video where John Bonham actually did the same to John Paul Jones in one of their gigs, a video which I stumbled across UA-cam.