Danny Carey was playing 3/8 with his right hand, triplets with his left hand while matching the 4/4 of the bass guitar with the right kick and HH on the left foot. And it's incredible to hear the 3/8 come around to line up with the 4/4 at different points every few measures. The band is pure magic.
You have explained exactly what Danny is doing..... But , I still don't have a frickin clue how he does this ????.... Also , you think he falls behind , ... then he catches up with pure authority and aggression,.... then you realize he's doing it on purpose! ..... UNBELIEVABLE!
One thing I love about Danny Carey (besides the fact that he's the octopus) is his economy of movement. His arms and legs do nothing more than is required of them to execute each drum hit. It's amazing to watch.
Which part are you talking about specifically? I’m pretty sure its just sixteenths with constant RRLRRLRRLRRL pattern before it switches into sixteenth-based Swiss Triplets around the drums... but I could be missing something I suppose
@@killiankane821 Yep, basically a 3 against 4. Actually not that hard, but to play it with that precision and dynamic is the key. The part where he switches to swiss army triplets is just insane tho.
There are always two levels of amazement when I watch Danny Carey. There’s the level where I am shocked anyone has the ability to play what he does, let alone play it while keeping time, and then there’s the level where I think about how genius you must be to WRITE what he is playing
As a professional drummer, I can say with full confidence that this 12 minute video is a masterclass in rock drumming and is easily one of the top 5 drumming videos in UA-cam history. As far as greatest living drummer, it's him and Vinnie Coluiata, and it's not even really close.
@@nathanshen7116 Larnell's incredible. There's no doubt about that. There was a bit of hyperbole in my statement, but it's really addressing more the fact that Danny's never mentioned in the greats as a rock drummer, and that to me is insane.
Bobby Jarzombeck (Arch Matheos studio recordings), and Martin Lopez are up there as well. So hard to quantify "greatest". Danny is my favorite, though.
KiLLingG JoKezZ you're a drummer? Aw geez, if you need help getting off the streets let us know! We can find you a new girlfriend with a job and a two-bedroom apartment to move in with. Love, a lonely bass player.
Watching him react with such genuine Joy is awesome. I've seen a bunch of reactions to this (because I need an excuse to watch Danny play this over and over), and this is my favorite. This Guy is the real deal in terms of appreciation, understanding, and pure enjoyment in his reaction. Plus a Baby being introduced to Tool. Perfect. Kudos Bro
I’ve watched several reactions to this and I’ve come back to yours three times. Your passion for music and enthusiasm for Danny and tool is so evident throughout all of this. It’s a joy to watch.
"A human being actually do it" I had a couple friends that said there was no way he was not using over dubs in the recording of this song. I could not wait to show them this.
Those Mandala drum pads/software are amazing. The ability to program your sounds/strike zones preemptively gives an amazing drummer (athlete) unlimited abilities.
With the passing of Neil Pert recently I dont think there is any question that Danny Carey is the undisputed best drummer in the world. That was some of the most amazing shit I've ever seen, I literally had to bow down at the end of the song.
What separates danny from other metal/prog rock drummers is ABSOLUTEY creative. From the odd equipment used to his unbelievably different style. He TRULY makes drums an absolute instrument. I think only drummers would understand that last sentiment
Drinking a beer, passion for the music, appreciation for one of the most interesting bands in existence and a joke about a pearl necklace. How the hell did you get that cool while staying so genuine and nice? I think I'll subscribe just for your personality.
That pearl necklace joke at the end -- almost spit my beer on accident. Guy's a fantastic charisma anchored by a sense of humor that is clearly reigned in. Cool dude.
LOL. I was just enjoying the look of sheer excitement and pleasure on his face. While also falling in love with his newborn son. Jack has a cool dad!! I’m happy that he’s comfortable with his marriage to say that maybe she’ll get a pearl necklace since they can’t fool around. Too funny, and so true. Sometimes ya just gotta do something as nasty as what you just felt. He was into that and it riled him up. While his son was so happy being in his dads warm arms. Favorite video of his to date. Love it. Congratulations on Jack! What a cutie pie; just like his dad. 🫶🏻🥰🌟
Mate, I thought it might have meant something different in the US as yours was the first comment but in OZ and NZ it means exactly what you're thinking. That was hilarious!!!
I heard Tool for the first time this 2020 summer and I cannot get enough. I'm 58 and since Danny and I are both from KS I love them even more. Maynard's father was a wrestling coach and Maynard wrestled in High School. Those stances he takes are taken from wrestling stances, there is no doubt about it. Anyway, I share your love of Tool, it's like nothing I've ever heard, its a symphony of Rock. Keep up the good work!
This guy parents. For real tho early exposure to this music is so great. My dad played Rush and Black Sabbath around the house when I was a little kid and I'm in love with music as a result. You rock man.
6:08 "That only build harmony and melody. What about the rythm? They need the drums!" One of the best things I've ever heard said about music. Thank you.
Everyone in this band is the best in all of music at what they do... And when they play together, somehow they're even better, they elevate even higher. Unbelievable.
10:30 Danny actually uses a remote/"cable" hi-hat stand. He's operating the pedal with his left foot, but it's separated from the rest of the hi-hat stand, which he positioned between his bass drums. At this part, he's playing (very light) quarter notes on the bass drum, as well as with the hi-hat. From what I've seen, when he's keeping a consistent pulse on the hi-hat like this, I _believe_ he utilizes a sort of back-and-forth rocking motion (toe to heel) with his left foot; that's why you don't see him moving his left leg very much here--because he's primarily just using his foot.
It’s insane how he can keep two different time signatures like you’re listening to two drummers. I like his use of volume like in the cross sticking section. He’s definitely the best drum writer of our time.
This is a masterpiece of drumming! I never get tired of watching it! Danny is easily in my top five favorite rock drummers ever! His posture is remarkable! More impressive than the video is how Jack didn’t move in almost 20 minutes!😂
I cant stop watching these danny carey pneama reactiion vids, this is my fav so far and yes now your baby Jack is embobied with the artistry that is tool in his conciousness. Can anyone reccomend anything better than this or not to compare but similiar? yuo were chair rocking out like me, almost an irony with a baby in your arms and then playing tool..i was born in 82 and these guys were my childhood but i didnt even realise the technique and godliike magestry of the drums of danny carey till now. I could go on about the greatness of this vid for ever and i will still never understand everything that is happening musically all i know is it makes me feel like im watching the absolute dedidcation and strength and talent and on a level i can only dream of. cheers
I've watched dozens of these reactions to Pneuma, and yours is BY FAR the best because I could feel the Tool energy pulse from them through you. It takes your breath away! Also, I have never seen someone simultaneously listen to each band member while hearing it as a whole like I do. Most people can only focus on one instrument at a time. This full body musical experience is a gift! 😁❤️🤘
“Dude, are you kidding?!?”….coming from the guy drinking a beer, reacting to complicated (and amazing) music without full-body involvement…because he’s holding an infant!! Well-done sir. Well done.
Danny Carey is the closest thing to Neil Peart I ever saw. I have seen both, stunning in their execution. Tool has been a favorite since I first heard them.
I am a drummer and have watched over 40 reactions to this video and FINALLY someone mentions the cross arm cymbal crashes at 13:09. It is a move sometimes used for flash. In this instance, not only is it because he is that far into the groove, the precision with which he lands both of those crashes without looking is amazing. Thanks for your reaction video. It is one of my top 5 now easily!
Watched a heap of reviews of this clip, and no one has mentioned how tight these guys must be off stage and in life itself. Especially the writer and vocalist, Maynard. They must be devoted to him. The best of the best of friends.Take a bullet for you twice kind of friends.He brings the utmost out of them, causing them to elevate their games to levels like here....wow. His writing, vocals and stage presence demand respect, and they're glad to give it. And more. This isn't a gig for them. A way to get chicks and make money. This is a family. A very tight, talented and dedicated one.
This drumcam is a video every drummer or percussionnist should see at least once a week, to remember how important it is to keep training and stay humble
First of all, wee Jack is *adorable*.... & fortunate to get Tool so early! So glad you did post this- it's great to see a capable musician just let rip with insight, enthusiasm, & respect, in regard to other players' performances. Loved this! All the best from house arrest in Scotland! :)
Between the guys on Lost on Vegas and this Dude both reactions are inspiring for so many reasons. It's strange to say, but as many times as I've seen both it actually sets a good tone to my day or picks me up when it's been a rough one! The unintended consequence of just being genuine! UA-cam Emmy nominee in my book! Thank you!
To see a human being do it. Tool is exceptional for many reasons, but LIVE being the transcendence that puts them far above anything I've ever seen and heard. The studio versions, great as they are, pale in comparison.
I couldn’t convey in the right way to people when I talk about my love for TOOL but you nail it. I was at this show in Boston with my 22 year old daughter and they didn’t disappoint. This band is a MONSTER🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
Yes indeed. First time I saw Tool was in 2001. It was hands down, one of the best concerts I have ever been to. I saw them on this current postponed tour. Tears of joy were shed it was that beautiful. No other rock band can compare to these 4 geniuses.
Hey there Jack, you little cutie pie!😍 Are you having fun with your Pop's? I think you and brother's will eventually be entertaining him with a band of your own. Thank you for visiting us! Come back soon !☺💕👣
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Drinking a beer. Holding a newborn. Listening to Tool. This man is my new favorite person.
Me too. But minus the beer 😂😂
Hahhaha
You broody?
That’s what I call a good dad. You can tell that his baby and him are going to play music in the future.
Beer is how I got through the first 3 months with my sanity.
6:55 - Maynard: "Child, wake up"
Jack: "zzZZzzZZzzzzZZZZzz"
Lol
lol
HAAAAAA
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
HAHAHAH
Danny Carey was playing 3/8 with his right hand, triplets with his left hand while matching the 4/4 of the bass guitar with the right kick and HH on the left foot. And it's incredible to hear the 3/8 come around to line up with the 4/4 at different points every few measures. The band is pure magic.
You have explained exactly what Danny is doing..... But , I still don't have a frickin clue how he does this ????.... Also , you think he falls behind , ... then he catches up with pure authority and aggression,.... then you realize he's doing it on purpose! ..... UNBELIEVABLE!
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This is great explanation of how ridiculous it is
Huh……….. And I just struggle to get out of bed sometimes
Wow, I don’t know what language you spoke in there but it was AMAZING!!! 🤩🤘🏼
I’ll trust you on that… I just call it assymetrical!!
"They NEED the rhythm, they NEED the blunt force trauma, they NEED DANNY CAREY!"
Dude explaining parenting while holding newborn. 👍
Jack’s first music experience is with Tool, can’t get any better than that! Dad of the year
Very true.^^^
Child wake up child release the light
Anyone who introduces their young ones to Tool is an awesome parent.
Danny's drumming gives me goosebumps when I hear it.
I just hope your baby has that beat and rhythm now in his head and to love this, please
"They NEED the drums, they NEED the blunt force trauma, they need Danny Carey." - Best parenting advice, ever.
He is just quoting Tool 3:16
Pink Floyd " Money", is 7/8 time...
Correct.
“They need the rhythm”
Vic Firth needs to do this for an entire concert already. I would 100% buy a BluRay of it
Just retitle this “Newborn becomes Tool fan and learns polyrhythms.”
That baby is the physical representation of my brain when listening to tool.
I'm glad you said that. Its funny about a lot of Tool, its heavy yet you could take a nap while listening
Hilarious and perfect
I feel like I'm watching a Paul Rudd movie 😂.
YO I commented the same thing before seeing this comment 😂😂
Slappa da bass!
L, O, L!
I first thought Ben Affleck but Rudd it is for sure
Hahahahahaha. SAME DUDE
One thing I love about Danny Carey (besides the fact that he's the octopus) is his economy of movement. His arms and legs do nothing more than is required of them to execute each drum hit. It's amazing to watch.
It helps that he’s 6’5”!
The picture of a TRUE man. Beer, newborn and Tool.
"They need the blunt force trauma, they need Danny Carey."
i loved that one hehe :)
Dying with laughter
This is so true. My two year old is clearly centered listening to invincible, Jambi, lateralus, FI, and occasionally a few others. She knows, man.
And yeah, I’m the middle part, his hi hat is in 4/4, his snare is in 3/8 and his other hand is doing triplets... mad scientist octopus alien robot
Eric Stodolnik check out Marco minnimen
Which part are you talking about specifically? I’m pretty sure its just sixteenths with constant RRLRRLRRLRRL pattern before it switches into sixteenth-based Swiss Triplets around the drums... but I could be missing something I suppose
4/4 on the hi hat is so chumps like me can actually recognize something.
😄
@@killiankane821 Yep, basically a 3 against 4. Actually not that hard, but to play it with that precision and dynamic is the key. The part where he switches to swiss army triplets is just insane tho.
@@steelewheels1365 he's into his sacred geometry, sorcerer of rhythm!
Jack’s gonna find and open his third eye before he’s 2. Just sayin’.
I bet he's opened it quite a bit already. Not sure if his parents are all that happy cleaning up the aftermath.
He's a baby! His 3rd eye is wide open.
Word
Ha! ISWYDT…
There are always two levels of amazement when I watch Danny Carey. There’s the level where I am shocked anyone has the ability to play what he does, let alone play it while keeping time, and then there’s the level where I think about how genius you must be to WRITE what he is playing
If you read his music. It’s a trip
As a professional drummer, I can say with full confidence that this 12 minute video is a masterclass in rock drumming and is easily one of the top 5 drumming videos in UA-cam history. As far as greatest living drummer, it's him and Vinnie Coluiata, and it's not even really close.
Did Vinnie play for Jeff Beck, live at Ronnie Scott's? Incredible drummer. My father Joseph was a professional Jazz drummer. 🎼
yeah his technique and precision is so insanely good its truly a marvel and something to learn from
What do you think of Larnell Lewis? Everything I've ever seen from him is completely out of this world
@@nathanshen7116 Larnell's incredible. There's no doubt about that. There was a bit of hyperbole in my statement, but it's really addressing more the fact that Danny's never mentioned in the greats as a rock drummer, and that to me is insane.
Bobby Jarzombeck (Arch Matheos studio recordings), and Martin Lopez
are up there as well. So hard to quantify "greatest". Danny is my favorite, though.
That's how a father has to be. Listening to rock and drink beer while holding baby. My father did the same....I'm a drummer now 😂
KiLLingG JoKezZ you're a drummer? Aw geez, if you need help getting off the streets let us know! We can find you a new girlfriend with a job and a two-bedroom apartment to move in with. Love, a lonely bass player.
David Corsello love this.
@@davidcorsello4501 😂 classic
Danny carey inspiring drummers... and crushing their dreams all at the same time 🤘🤗
“Dude... this is Danny Carey. You see it?”
That wee boy is going to rock.
I'm surprised this song didn't make Jack rise up from your arms like a Phoenix and start floating haha
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🙌
😂😂
"Childdd...... Wake up!
Childdd...... Wake up now childddd!
the songs teling it to
Hahahahahaha!!!
There is something so nice about watching someone enjoy watching musicians and listening to music as much as I do.
Absolutely, I totally agree and feel the same way.
Takes the phrase "rock the baby" to the next level. Good dad vibes! well done.
"I'm gonna see if my whife wants a perl necklace" Ha! You dirty bastard! :D
Yeeuh 🤜🏼🤛🏼😂
the kids no longer yours, it has ascended and he's now a part of the TOOL ARMY.
Assimilation complete.
One of us, one of us...
He wasn't sleeping. That baby was spiraling out.
Hahahaha
Danny is a national treasure and needs to be guarded 24 & 7.
46 & 2
You said it
24 & 7 don’t go giving him a new time signature to play in 😆
@@BeingAwakeisPainful its endless time signatures with this guy.
I don't think he needs anybody's protection. He's 6 foot 5. Look at his arms
6:45 "And that Adam Jones -- that freakin' guitar sound... listen to the meat." Brilliant
Watching him react with such genuine Joy is awesome. I've seen a bunch of reactions to this (because I need an excuse to watch Danny play this over and over), and this is my favorite. This Guy is the real deal in terms of appreciation, understanding, and pure enjoyment in his reaction. Plus a Baby being introduced to Tool. Perfect. Kudos Bro
Jack starts his life with the best music possible. I envy him.
I don't. It's all downhill from here....until the next Tool album
There is no such thing as the best music.
@@diggie9598
There is. It's a band called Tool.
Don't evny instead bless the baby a good life and bless him to become a great man in this world!
My daughter was at a show in utero
The only virtue comparable to Danny Carey's talent is Jack's ability to ignore him
😂😂😂
I’ve watched several reactions to this and I’ve come back to yours three times. Your passion for music and enthusiasm for Danny and tool is so evident throughout all of this. It’s a joy to watch.
Same here, I’ve watched plenty of reactions and this guy really shows his passion for it
We are lucky to be alive in the time of Danny Carey. He’s like a Beethoven of drumming. The greatest of all time.
"A human being actually do it" I had a couple friends that said there was no way he was not using over dubs in the recording of this song. I could not wait to show them this.
It's all DC. He's phenomenal.
Those Mandala drum pads/software are amazing. The ability to program your sounds/strike zones preemptively gives an amazing drummer (athlete) unlimited abilities.
ua-cam.com/video/Rx9oU1CF7HA/v-deo.html
@@grantgarland883 Unlimited Power!!!
Best reaction of this vid I've seen so far, finally someone who know's what he's looking at
Ditto!
With the passing of Neil Pert recently I dont think there is any question that Danny Carey is the undisputed best drummer in the world. That was some of the most amazing shit I've ever seen, I literally had to bow down at the end of the song.
Dude have you seen the video of him playing Parabola up close? Same shit, absolutely in awe when watching.
Best drummer? Have you heard of Thomas Haake?
@@danny.chulo. lars ulrich??
Are you sure that ding at 2:04 wasn't part of the song? I mean the timimg and tone was so perfect.
Drinking a beer, holding your 4th boy, listening to tool. You deserve that beer 🍺
What separates danny from other metal/prog rock drummers is ABSOLUTEY creative. From the odd equipment used to his unbelievably different style. He TRULY makes drums an absolute instrument. I think only drummers would understand that last sentiment
Drinking a beer, passion for the music, appreciation for one of the most interesting bands in existence and a joke about a pearl necklace.
How the hell did you get that cool while staying so genuine and nice?
I think I'll subscribe just for your personality.
That pearl necklace joke at the end -- almost spit my beer on accident. Guy's a fantastic charisma anchored by a sense of humor that is clearly reigned in. Cool dude.
LOL. I was just enjoying the look of sheer excitement and pleasure on his face. While also falling in love with his newborn son. Jack has a cool dad!! I’m happy that he’s comfortable with his marriage to say that maybe she’ll get a pearl necklace since they can’t fool around. Too funny, and so true. Sometimes ya just gotta do something as nasty as what you just felt. He was into that and it riled him up. While his son was so happy being in his dads warm arms. Favorite video of his to date.
Love it. Congratulations on Jack! What a cutie pie; just like his dad. 🫶🏻🥰🌟
What Danney Carey is able to do in this song is pretty damn difficult... this man is an Octopus. A fucking legend. Tool is just amazing.
Danny is 58, he is an absolute beast, one of the best drummers ever
"Pearl necklace" that was great. I could not stop laughing
Mate, I thought it might have meant something different in the US as yours was the first comment but in OZ and NZ it means exactly what you're thinking. That was hilarious!!!
Correct.
@@Guitargate ZZ knows what it means, it really does not cost that much.
I was thinking.... lucky wife! ;)
Now we know why they have four kids...😂🎉
I heard Tool for the first time this 2020 summer and I cannot get enough. I'm 58 and since Danny and I are both from KS I love them even more. Maynard's father was a wrestling coach and Maynard wrestled in High School. Those stances he takes are taken from wrestling stances, there is no doubt about it. Anyway, I share your love of Tool, it's like nothing I've ever heard, its a symphony of Rock. Keep up the good work!
This guy parents. For real tho early exposure to this music is so great. My dad played Rush and Black Sabbath around the house when I was a little kid and I'm in love with music as a result. You rock man.
6:08 "That only build harmony and melody. What about the rythm? They need the drums!"
One of the best things I've ever heard said about music. Thank you.
Danny Carey is 58... FIFTY-EIGHT YEARS OLD...!!!!
And he'll be 59 in May...
Incredible
Wauw!!
That's fucking crazy......
yes we all know Danny is a monster on the kit but when I saw 12:41 here it gave me the same chills it did when I witnessed it live.
I haven't seen a drummer yet who has given as good an analysis as this one! really well articulated, and your joy is evident too, really great.
The precision of a surgeon, power of a Linebacker, brain of a genius. 72 rs old saw them 3 times and unforgettable. Nice job on this.
He is 58 years old
Yes indeed he is.
59 in May!
Hey may be 58 years old, BUT he is no Lars Ulrich...
@@pleondidis
😂😂😂😂😂
KingLeonidas94 that’s one of the funniest jokes I’ve heard in a while.
5:57
"This is good parenting right here"
You feel that Jack?!
I've been fortunate enough to see both Neil Peart and Danny Carey live. Both absolutely blew my mind.
Why’s does he keep calling that weird new guitar Jack?
it honestly does look like the guitar neck is coming out of the kids head lol
graeme bagg 🤣
That guitar screams a mean solo
jack is the babies name
Isabella Ryan 😂
That last fill with the alternating hand ghost notes is insane. He's freaking accenting/rolling the bass drums, too. Dude is the best.
My feelings exactly.
If Beethoven, Mozart,,this genere was alive now, this is the genere of music they would be playing now
@@JasonPerez1979 That would be some sick classical metal. I'm imagining a kind of composition right now.
Everyone in this band is the best in all of music at what they do... And when they play together, somehow they're even better, they elevate even higher. Unbelievable.
10:30 Danny actually uses a remote/"cable" hi-hat stand. He's operating the pedal with his left foot, but it's separated from the rest of the hi-hat stand, which he positioned between his bass drums.
At this part, he's playing (very light) quarter notes on the bass drum, as well as with the hi-hat. From what I've seen, when he's keeping a consistent pulse on the hi-hat like this, I _believe_ he utilizes a sort of back-and-forth rocking motion (toe to heel) with his left foot; that's why you don't see him moving his left leg very much here--because he's primarily just using his foot.
bam.. spot on
Congrats on the new baby boy! He’s so adorable
It’s insane how he can keep two different time signatures like you’re listening to two drummers. I like his use of volume like in the cross sticking section. He’s definitely the best drum writer of our time.
This is a masterpiece of drumming! I never get tired of watching it! Danny is easily in my top five favorite rock drummers ever! His posture is remarkable! More impressive than the video is how Jack didn’t move in almost 20 minutes!😂
TOOL is the absolute greatest band ever. And everyone goes to see Danny Carey. But the whole bands musical ability is unmatched!!
That little boy is gonna have the best taste in music when he grows up. Starting him early. Thats how you do it dad.
I cant stop watching these danny carey pneama reactiion vids, this is my fav so far and yes now your baby Jack is embobied with the artistry that is tool in his conciousness. Can anyone reccomend anything better than this or not to compare but similiar? yuo were chair rocking out like me, almost an irony with a baby in your arms and then playing tool..i was born in 82 and these guys were my childhood but i didnt even realise the technique and godliike magestry of the drums of danny carey till now. I could go on about the greatness of this vid for ever and i will still never understand everything that is happening musically all i know is it makes me feel like im watching the absolute dedidcation and strength and talent and on a level i can only dream of. cheers
Omg. Omg. That baby is on his way. That’s beautiful bro. Father and son moment x 1000
Bro, you do it well normally… but drinking a beer with a baby in your arms is a special level of doing it
The smile and excitement on his face is literally the most wholesome thing of 2020 ☺️
I've watched dozens of these reactions to Pneuma, and yours is BY FAR the best because I could feel the Tool energy pulse from them through you. It takes your breath away! Also, I have never seen someone simultaneously listen to each band member while hearing it as a whole like I do. Most people can only focus on one instrument at a time.
This full body musical experience is a gift! 😁❤️🤘
Bless you Michael. ✝️
Tool. You just can't replace any of these guys. They perform so freaking awesome as a band. In harmony.
Aww, little Jack is such a beautiful kid!
And he’s absorbing those polyrhythms!
You’re a good dad, Michael!
What a friggin masterpiece this song is. Danny, man, what a drumming genius
It is an understatement to call this anything BUT...It truly IS a masterpiece!
“Dude, are you kidding?!?”….coming from the guy drinking a beer, reacting to complicated (and amazing) music without full-body involvement…because he’s holding an infant!!
Well-done sir. Well done.
9:10 . Didn't catch the high hat till you pointed it out . The tabla and snare already had me floored. He's unreal.
His hand eye coordination is insane. I would bet he's got a somewhat photographic memory.
Tool changed my music perspective, the best band in the f***** World.
moeredus sad the insecure mainstream doesn’t think soooo
@@charlesbell9812 who told you? I mean today's mainstream music is shit. But still
I hope that little child is next Danny Carey. Coolest dad ever. Newborn and tool and beer. You dont need more.
I love when a Jazz trained theory guitarist critiques a drummer from Tool and references Bill Ward from Black Sabbath...I mean how cool is that!!??
Danny Carey is the closest thing to Neil Peart I ever saw. I have seen both, stunning in their execution. Tool has been a favorite since I first heard them.
I agree
jppagetoo If you haven’t seen the video of them jamming together with Copeland and Claypool, it’s definitely worth a watch!
Danny Carey gave the recently passed Neil Peart a nice mention and dedication in his Grammy acceptance speech.
Danny Carey is wayyy beyond Neil Peart in terms of skill. And there be dudes out there that are wayyyy beyond Danny Carey. It's all about context.
Ditto
I am a drummer and have watched over 40 reactions to this video and FINALLY someone mentions the cross arm cymbal crashes at 13:09. It is a move sometimes used for flash. In this instance, not only is it because he is that far into the groove, the precision with which he lands both of those crashes without looking is amazing. Thanks for your reaction video. It is one of my top 5 now easily!
Same!
That baby needs to hear more Tool. You’re a good dad for lettin him hewwr the greatest band alive
"Jack, you feel that?... this is good parenting right here"
Love it.
This is the greatest thing I've ever seen dude
Watched a heap of reviews of this clip, and no one has mentioned how tight these guys must be off stage and in life itself. Especially the writer and vocalist, Maynard.
They must be devoted to him. The best of the best of friends.Take a bullet for you twice kind of friends.He brings the utmost out of them, causing them to elevate their games to levels like here....wow.
His writing, vocals and stage presence demand respect, and they're glad to give it. And more.
This isn't a gig for them. A way to get chicks and make money.
This is a family.
A very tight, talented and dedicated one.
The band writes the music first and gives it to Maynard. Then he writes the lyrics.
This drumcam is a video every drummer or percussionnist should see at least once a week, to remember how important it is to keep training and stay humble
I will watch every Danny Carey Pneuma video. Period.
Love how you can baaarely see Maynard in the back groovin' and watching Danny throw down.
First of all, wee Jack is *adorable*.... & fortunate to get Tool so early!
So glad you did post this- it's great to see a capable musician just let rip with insight, enthusiasm, & respect, in regard to other players' performances. Loved this!
All the best from house arrest in Scotland! :)
Danny Carey is one of the best out there. This is my favorite Tool song.
Father of the year. Exposing your newborn to TOOL should be a necessity. This alone gets you a subscription from me. Props
For God sakes man, check Jack's pulse!
i almost cried laughing at this
That baby looks fake
Hahahaha reading down the comments and this stopped me dead
I was thinking exactly the same thing ! Hope Jack is alright
Hahahaha
Jack is rockin TOOL in his sleep. Great parenting indeed my friend. Great parenting indeed.
You cant beat holding your child in your arms......No comparison. The best feeling ive ever had
Brand new baby dolly. Omg! So sweet. Good way to start the boys off. On Tool!
When the little guy develops those neck muscles he’ll be a little head banger. Good job dad 👍
'Tool is so good' - Understatement of the century
Every musician I know or have ever seen has the same look on their face when they listen to Tool! It's like we can feel how good it is.
Lol I was turning up my volume
Split second Thought I was going to wake up your new handsome son
He sleeps like a Rock
Your Blessed!
Between the guys on Lost on Vegas and this Dude both reactions are inspiring for so many reasons. It's strange to say, but as many times as I've seen both it actually sets a good tone to my day or picks me up when it's been a rough one! The unintended consequence of just being genuine! UA-cam Emmy nominee in my book! Thank you!
To see a human being do it. Tool is exceptional for many reasons, but LIVE being the transcendence that puts them far above anything I've ever seen and heard. The studio versions, great as they are, pale in comparison.
Check out Ken Lavigne. His reactions are pretty awesome
Give it up for LOV
I couldn’t convey in the right way to people when I talk about my love for TOOL but you nail it. I was at this show in Boston with my 22 year old daughter and they didn’t disappoint. This band is a MONSTER🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
Yes indeed. First time I saw Tool was in 2001. It was hands down, one of the best concerts I have ever been to. I saw them on this current postponed tour. Tears of joy were shed it was that beautiful. No other rock band can compare to these 4 geniuses.
Hey there Jack, you little cutie pie!😍 Are you having fun with your Pop's? I think you and brother's will eventually be entertaining him with a band of your own. Thank you for visiting us! Come back soon !☺💕👣
I got a newborn and we jam every morning! Teaching your boy right! God bless him from Alabama