Top 10 Joey Jordison drum beats
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- Top 10 Joey Jordison drum beats
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This is for you Joey 🤘 thank you for the inspiration ❤
Joey was one of the first 4 drummers to ever influence me, between loosing him this year and neil peart last year my soul hurts......
No. Thank you. I'm so glad I asked you that question over your last stream. You rock Samus!! 🤘
❤️
Great Samus🤘😎👍
Amen
Eyeless intro doesn't even need the music and you can hear the melody in your head... Amazing!!
I was just the same with (Sic)! :)
I have been fortunate enough to see Slipknot 3 times, and was blown away by his drum solos. Sad to see him pass so relatively young. Him and Paul Gray. :'(
Best Slipknot song straight up
I recently posted my Slipknot style track "Holy Shit". Please rate:
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So true but knowing all these songs in guitar helps me hear the melody In all of them😂😂
Right on and you could say the same for vendetta as well 🤘
He was so recognizable... what a loss. Nice tribute, man.
SìC!!!!!
Its amazing what not doing endless blast heats does, huh?
Its almost as if drumming is about rhythm than constant notes all the time
@@jgreen2015 i think we know that bro
I see you every where I go on UA-cam!
I WAS THE 666 LIKE ON THIS COMMENT
Now imagine playing all this songs live in a show plus a solo drum session, Joey was a beast.
Plus wearing jumpsuit and mask .damn
AND upside down
AND spinning your head in lightspeed😂😂
Awesome tribute! You are a badass drummer. RIP Joey
Joey= LEGEND
Joey is a best drummer in the world 🌎🌍!
Wait Joey's dead
@@Empath661 ur 1 and a half years late.....
Joey died?
Joey is one of those drummers that people can cover all day, but cannot replicate. His intensity on stage and turning those swing-esque and groovy beats into something iconic is once in a lifetime. Rock in Peace, Joey.
Covering is easy. Being the one that creates the song in the first place is the difficult part :)
exactly. his writing was so idiosyncratic and engaging. and his performance of said parts was so human sounding and unhinged. i'm an extreme metal head, and i gotta say joey was unmatched by more technically proficient drummers in his sheer aggression.
Yup, they can't even replicate the sound... Not to talk about the fucking energy and the headbanging.
I don't agree its easy to cover his stuff at all. I could just be bad lol
@@dylnyethedrummerguy1164 I think he wasn't talking specifically about Joey, but just saying that doing a cover is always easier than coming up with the drum part
The fact that I can hear the lyrics through drums .🤯 Joey was unique
It’s weird, I always looked at joey’s drumming style as death Metal influenced punk. It’s really unique. Probably my favorite drummer.
Damn I didn’t realize Joey was such a groove machine until I heard these licks isolated like this.
that part in Wait and Bleed is wayyy too groovy
in a good way!
@@kennyroupe7198 i was just thinking the same thing. super cool beat
That's what I appreciated about slipknot back in the day. It wasn't just- Here's 2,000 64th notes in a row. it had groove and style and character. I think that hooked a lot of people in.
@redxpen such an underrated comment ❤️❤️
He was self-taught with an advanced musical sense and sensibility. His style was undeniably his which is an extra hard thing to do within the metal boundaries of playing. His legacy will live on.
u do know, that most metal drummer are self-taught?!? And Joey, always was on the lower spec of things!
@@paulfunyuns1349 oh, I see you everywhere on the comment hating on Joey. I heard that you're a drummer. What did you accomplish as a drummer?
@@paulfunyuns1349 even if you don't think Joey as being anything great, the assumption that most metal drummers (that specific target demographic, mind you) are self-taught is an overly negligent statement.
Your a clown.
@@paulfunyuns1349 u must be fun at parties right loser?
Please note: he IS a drum machine and these beats are not this easy to play… Couldn’t agree more that these were some of joeys more iconic beats but his play style was so different and recognizable than any other drummer that this list could have contained literally any slipknot song. Such an amazing tribute!
He was one of the most creative drummers in history of metal.
R.I.P Joey Jordison
As a guitarist I'm amazed by drummers. Joey was truly an insane drummer. Holy shit. And sure I'm no expert but as a fan I was often blown away going through the discography.
Me too. I learned every song after hearing wait n bleed and my drummer learned that solo, on top of the songs. Such a privilege to be influenced by him as a guitarist/drummer myself.
An amazing performer he was and excellent player. 10/10 all day.
Nice Lateralus pfp.
Joey was also a well versed guitartist as well
Lateralus pfp les go
@@oneqkwhip98 he wrote a couple of songs the guitar part too
This actually gave me some clarity on a couple parts thank you
dude same here lol
What's up GD!
The man the myth the legend GD paying his respects rip Joey
It too ok me way to much ime to realize whose foot was in the lower right corner.
Ikr
I love that you put The Blister Exists beat in here. I remember when Joey jammed with Korn, Jonathan Davis was trying to play that on drums in front of Joey and talking about how cool that beat Joey came up with IS!!
I love seeing people that are so in tune with their particular craft. You make it look so effortless and easy, but people have no idea the time and practice it takes to reach this level. Kudos man, excellent tribute 👍
I still can't believe Joey is gone. Seeing/listening to all these legendary drum pieces really reminds you how gifted he was as a drummer. RIP Joey.
Fck Slipknot, Joey did everything for the band never cared for him, they used him when he was useful the moment he got sick he was kicked out of the band. Sick human being man.
Legendary is a far, far stretch. I can appreciate your loss, but come on man.
Legendary is exactly right buddy. He is easily on every top 10 metal drummers of all time.
Joey had the uncanny ability to make the simplest beats sound absolutely crushing. Broken many a stick trying to emulate even a fraction of his tenacity.
your comment is so accurate man....
Ele não era humano. Uma lenda
Joey inspired me to play the drums at the age of 14. He's definitely a legend and will be missed RIP
Joey is the ONLY one who could pull off such unique beats
All i been playing was slipknot. I thought it was fake when his death was announced but it wasnt once slipknot posted it. He was reason I started drumming at age 6. I'm 24. rip Joey Jordison thanks for this amazing band and all you've done. Great video man!
Joey inspired me and many others to play
Same here man Joey inspired me to pick up the drums like ten years ago now. I don’t play them so much anymore as I’ve branched off to guitar and vocals more but still wouldn’t have probably gotten to where I’m at with those by now if I hadn’t started drumming
. I thought it was fake when his death
Ме тоо .😓 Шну 1т наррет?
hell yeah for the Road Runner United track
It is an awesome song...
The drumming is so sick in it
That album has some bangers on it that most people will never know about
@@jmill5995 Yeah! They should keep promoting it at every occasion.
@@jmill5995 hell yeah Army Of the Sun bro and The Rich Man
I almost never leave likes on videos but this one really deserved it.
Fantastic drumming and amazing tribute.
RIP Joey - Enjoy that Great Gig in the Sky
dude, you're talented af. Rest in Peace JJ, we miss you.
You did Joey Jordison justice...I remember being in middle school, when UA-cam was just starting out, and watching Joey Jordison's in-studio playing of Surfacing. That was the moment when I wanted to learn double-kick.
Same here. Still in intermediate school.
RIP Joey Jordison❤️
i love how much influence Joey gave off with his drumming, from hearing just the drums you could easily hear so many elements from different genres fusing into his style. RIP JOEY
And Joey Jordison was influenced by Lars Ulrich
fck Slipknot, Joey did everything for the band never cared for him, they used him when he was useful the moment he got sick he was kicked out of the band. Sick human being man.
@@avocadocommander Lars 😂😂
I’m so glad you included annihilation that’s one of my favorites
(Sic) has to be my favourite Slipknot song. I absolutely love the energy of it, and no matter how many times I listen to Slipknot I will always be amazed by Joey's percussion. Incredible. RIP Joey
This was awesome… so recognizable
Hey Wyatt will you post a tribute?
👍💯👏👏👏
Hell yea. The drum solo? Omg...Joey is the drummer who got me and my drummer into heavier bands. We've only progressed from there. Rip Joey 🤘🏾.
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@@natbarron check out Tobines and you’ll find him there
The Blister Exists was so epic live with Joey, Shaun and Chris all playing it in unison.
Joey era a alma do Slipknot. Ele faz muita falta
Joey was one of a kind. This is also the cleanest I’ve ever heard someone cover these songs. I wish YOU were the new drummer for slipknot, maybe they would be heavier again
This guy can play anything. He is more skilled there joey
Joey was insane for slipknot though ☠️
Plus he fit for the band’s masks and others for slipknot
The reason eyeless is so epic, kidz. Is because the snare still is present where it should be. So it never breaks the groove. Take this and learn.
Most underated drums pieces of joey: "Slipknot, Three Nil"
Vendetta tho
@@Disasterpieces_ or gematria
@@outsaintedstudios5567 solway firth? Cuz that one is played by jay. Still a good song tho🤟
Just recently discovered three nil couple months back. Holy schnikies
I was about to say. Been a fan since 2000 (12 yrs old lol) and I still say that although Slpknt and Iowa are truly AWESOME albums, I do find Vol3 highly underrated overall. Such a complete album. Personal fav. RIP JJ#1
I’m not a big Slipknot fan, but Joey was a monster behind the kit.
But was he realy? he was very fast and thats all... his beats and fills where pretty lame..
@@ZeusTheMatti he was awesome and gave the band the feel it has. nobody has to like it, but thats how it was for me
@@ZeusTheMatti может, его биты и вставки были довольно неудачными, но старая команда Slipknot создали музыкального монстра. Так же можно сказать про Korn, Metallica и другие уникальные группы. Скорее ты чувак неудачник или просто проходной(рядовой) хороший музыкант.
@@Alex-bx3ed how about a language anyone can understand?!? not that jibberish!
@@ZeusTheMatti, and not even that fast! else wise i fully agree, as a drummer myself, always thought Joey is the most overrated drummer in metal!
Annihilation by the hands of God has become one of my favorite songs just because of the drums alone joey always had a way of crafting putting together a perfect drum playthrough for any song
Bro you are fucking ON POINT! every drum stroke is so precise and your triplets on the double bass are fire 🔥 even with socks on 😆 🤘 RIP JOEY
Vol. 3 had some of the most underrated drum parts. The blister exists, Opium of the people, don’t get close, three nil, and pulse of the maggots are all straight bangers!
"The blister exists" will always be the greatest and the most slipknot slipknot song
@@priceless073 that and “Welcome” for sure!
@@priceless073 live version is superb!!
The Nameless a song from 3 EVERYONE forgets was so machinegun precise..
@@ooinvsaoo You’re not lying... I couldn’t help but smile when I heard the double bass kick in!
This is why Joey was such a great drummer!!!
His beats were something else, and for how hard we try to replicate his songs, nothing beats Joey himself playing them.
- RIP Joey -
He wrote riffs with his drumming. You can tell how the song should sound. The mark of a great drummer
Joey was a blessing for the metal world...
You missed Purity.
Most talented and innovative drummer of the last 20 years in the genre. Such a shame he is gone. Rest easy brother, see you in another life.
Came in to say this. The drumbeat to Purity is bonkers. What a tremendous loss to the music community at large but a solid list nonetheless
This guy takes time to learn, perfect, and present these performances for your free perusal on UA-cam, and the only thing you utter is "You missed Purity."
That says more about you than it does about him.
@@machupikachu1085you're the type of guy to be the first one to start some dumb shit and then make everyone stop when it's finally getting real.
@@fantasma.627 wrong.
Still adore that drum break in 'The Blister Exists'. It's such an iconic beat and sounds incredible live, almost comes across as a call to arms!
Hearing eyeless and surfacing like this is a reminder of how awesome knots debut album was!
Its one of my top 5 albums regardless of genre because when I first played it top to bottom I had never heard anything like it, the bombastic sound of a 9 man band, scratching, sampling and Corey's voice was amazing.
It was so intense and tribal for example the end of (sic) when their all screaming sic!
As a guitarist, Slipknot was probably the first band that I listened to almost entirely for the drums. The first time I put in their 1st album and (sic) came on, I was blown the motherfuck away. I was like, "How the fuck is he even doing any of that, much less all of it at once?!"
I like when people talk down on Joey like he has to be the greatest drummer of metal or anything. Dude's iconic and is very recognisable and served his role super well in Slipknot. R.I.P Joey Jordison. Also, excellent drumming my man super clean.
Joey's drumming was intense as well as groovy...not often one finds drummers like those. Slipknot's songs float on Joey's drumming.
If you dislike this video you're literally the definition of the noise my rear end makes.
Rest In Paradise Joey #1
I didn’t dislike it but I think Jordison is kind of overrated. His speed was nothing short of unbelievable but that’s pretty much where it stops. Not saying he was a bad drummer, far from it, but I just think his playing gets boring to listen to after a while.
@@joanbighorn9778 that's ok man, we can all have our own opinions
@@joanbighorn9778 You sir are so right!
RIP Joey. When I first got into metal, I mostly listened to NU metal, and definitely hadn’t heard deathmetal/deathcore/metalcore/grind/etc. drumming and tbh didn’t appreciate drums much. I mostly just loved the riffs. But after hearing Joey’s drumming in Slipknot I started to really listen to the drums. He was probably exposed more people to blast beats then anyone else, but also had a really cool sense of groove.
Gotta agree with you here. Lmao I was actually anti blast beat back then but loved the first two albums by sipknot. I didn’t pay too much attention either. But your right he’s what exposed me to blasting.
God damn that kit sounds orgasmic.
I love how you threw in the Roadrunner United song. That dvd and album was so under rated.
Joey was a fucking legend. I can't believe he's gone, man
The encore is jawbreaking!
*Baby cav destroying
1:45 I completely forgot about this song. Used to jam this constantly in middle school purely for Joey
0:36 greatest transition ever
The fact I can hear every one of these songs shows just how integral the drum parts are.
This was the best for me, just pure drums. Respect RIP One and only Joey
Who else literally heard "here comes the pain" at 2:29
Your drums sound absolutely gorgeous! literally perfect sound
00:01 Eyeless
00:24 People = Shit
00:37 Surfacing
01:02 The Blister Exists
01:21 Wait and Bleed
01:34 Annihilation by the Hands of God
02:09 (sic)
02:41 Disasterpiece
03:07 Vendetta
03:24 Duality
03:56 Eeyore
We Love You Joey ❤️
@The Dude ㅋㅋㅋ 오타였음
Throwing in the RR United song was a good shout, he showed he was such a versatile player and writer on that record. Tired N Lonely is such a jam to
Joey nunca será esquecido. Ele foi uma LENDA DA BATERIA
Até hj não entrou na minha cabeça que esse cara se foi!😢
Joey is one of those drummers so unique that you can tell who’s influenced without even speaking to them, just by hearing them play.
He was so easy to spot when you heard him, not many drummers have that kind of distinction. A very punchy and aggressive sound that was very clean and even groovy. Along with his crisp and powerful snare drum that he always incorporated in ways that most drummers would just fill with the kick drum or one of the toms. He will be missed in the metal world and indeed the drumming world.
I bought my first double pedal because of Joey! RIP to such a legend.
I started drumming because of him, its crazy to think that such an inspirational and talented person can just be gone
Likewise. I actually sold my single pedaled drum set just before album Slipknot. And when it came out, I regretted badly and bought just the double pedal to start practicing (to sound like him) 😂
The absolutely grace and ease her played these beats with. It was enchanting. R.I.P Brother
so dope that you added annihilation into the list! joey was my idol as a drummer kid growing up. RIP bud.
I love that Annihilation is on here. Everyone forgets how cool that song and album were
Well done m8. He opened whole new way of drumming for many of us.
Absolutely love that you did the Roadrunners United track!!!!!!! RIP JOEY
When he did sic I legit shouted “HERE COMES THE PAIN” out of force of habit lmfao
Honerable Mention:
That Drum fill in “Only One” before the final chorus.
That whole song has great drumming.
The video we were waiting for. Joey was an unbelievable talent, such a unique player. Him and Vinnie Paul got me into drumming and they are both gone now...
The best drummers always seem to die early. It's so sad
@@potatos_4_free whether he was a “metal” drummer or not, I gotta throw the Rev in that list as well as many others
So what I’m getting is that any drummer that inspires you dies..
Quit drums lol
@@potatos_4_free Nah, John Longstreth is still alive.
@@drstihl2007 for now...
Eyeless opened the door to me LOVING Drum and Bass at an early age... thank you Joey! and Sid...
I rewatch this like once a week because it keeps coming up in my suggested and I appreciate it more every time.
Oh man everytime I get up to drum live now I'll be saying in my head "this is for Joey" I owe my life to him, if it wasn't for music I wouldn't have made it through this life for sure.
Joey was(still is) a big inspiration for me when playing drums. I still remember hearing people=shit for the first time. His drumming blew my mind. Rest in peace joey.
It was like that with their self titled album for me. I'd never heard drumming like it, from start to finish I knew I'd found something amazing.
Self titled is amazing 🤘
This is one of the greatest drum cover vids I’ve ever seen. Incredible tribute man
Joey is probably one of my all time favourite drummers ever. He is so amazing and inspiring. I learned how to play Wait and Bleed on the drums, and I'm hoping I can learn to play Eyeless next. RIP Joey, my drum god
I couldn't help but fill in lyrics and the guitars in my head lol I love this!
Awsome dude !!!!!! And very classy playing this without backing music 🎶
Joey was a general. Groovy and diplomatic, but heavy and strong like a soldier.
That was an excellent demonstration of a real hardcore playing like Joey jordison and I thought you mastered it with style perfectly and it really brought back that feel from when I used to see them live back in the day off the first few albums great job and as a drummer and a singer I think that you nailed it perfectly great execution you're the man bro
RIP to the goat
I have to say watching you play drums you are in my top 10 of metal drummers
Best Joey tribute ever!
When I first heard (Sic) back in '99, I was so elated by the 🥁. I love that snare roll at the end of the line each measure.
You want me to cry...
Im crying...
BEAUTIFUL JUST, BEAUTIFUL...
Even nailed the tempo jump in Eyeless. That part always did and still does get my heart racing. my Well done sir!
Joey is a true legend RIP. I'm happy to see you play some of his work in his Honor.
Thanks for showing & sharing this with all of us! You deserve alot more views. Such a strong reminder that Joey was a force to be reckoned with; the kicking & hammering behind all of Slipknot's anthems
Sick Sound Quality! Nicely Played man!!
Samus is as much of a very versatile and unique drummer like Joey. Always admire your skills and you're one of the best drummers ever Samus
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By playing fast isn't everything when you are a drummer, speed is not the only thing. Very important to know the timing, the rhythm and keep on time than going fast for the sake of drumming and Samus did take a lot of practice from starting slow and after multiple practices he worked it right up to where's he's at. Like them Samus is a totally different drummer but I do love hearing different drummers with what they got with their skills.
@@joelopez9627 shut the fuck up and have some respect.
That part in The Blister Exists is my favorite beat Joey ever did. Something about it, I just love.
Also... Thanks for including Roadrunner United! I feel that project isn't talked about enough.
Same here
Annihilation by the Hands of God top! Thanks you for including it into the top. Joey and Steve Di Giorgio sound perfect. RIP Joey.
As a drummer myself... I just love how he makes this all look so effortless! 😅
RIP to one legendary and almighty drummer, aka Joey Jordison.
You so aptly displayed why so many of us think that Joey was an absolute genius on drums!!! I loved his drumming so much!! Awesome vid man, you killed it!!!!!
what a nice drum sound man! amazing video and playability
Best thing I’ve seen all year, thank you!
I didn’t know a single THING about JJ until a few days ago. I grew up as an ‘80’s thrash diehard and looked at “nu metal” as “not good enough”. It is very clear I didn’t give SK a close enough look. I lumped in SK with bands like Static-X, Coal Chamber, MManson etc. The only ‘90’s metal bands I was diwn with were Fear Factory, Sepultura (both of which are really late 80’s), Dimmu Borgir, Machine Head, Meshuggah, bands that had extreme technical chops (in my narrow-minded opinion at the time). Boy was I wrong about SK, though. As for Mr. Jordison, rest his soul, what an incredibly fan-friendly scholar and gentleman he was. I’ve done a deep-dive on him and am amazed at how humble, genuine, and authentically caring he was to his fans. He was truly a sweet gentleman and I am so sad for his family, friends, and LEGION of fans.
Great tribute, Samus (Metroid fan? Love the name). Sub’d 🤘
Fuckin-A.... great read.
i warms my hear when ppl discover joey and share about it! ❤
samus is his actual name
@@6.thedollar415 soooooo..... metroid fan by default. Haha
Give Static-X another chance homie. They’re not everyone’s thing, but IMO they’re the perfect example of sometimes less is more. Wayne wanted to create groovy, danceable metal and he succeeded. The one I linked is the song I’d say that goes the hardest by them. The drums fucking RIP
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When I was a teenager, Joey was always the drummer I'd pick when me and my friends would make fantasy band drafts.
Dude, your drums sound insane! I wish I had that tuning. And your talent, of course. Congrats!
Skin Ticket is definitely one of my favorite Joey drum beats.