M McBride 😂😂Right!!🤘🏻🔥🤘🏻

Me: using web calculator - height 434.34 Centimeters, so really tall man.

Smart kitty

@@DTSVK Haha. I usually put both English and Metric conversions when I give a "fact" but I thought, "No one's going to read this one." Oh, well. Cheers.

Hahaha!

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Lol good one

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Fun fact, video no.3 with the same comment

BWAHAHAHAHA!!!!

Nice

Touché

It's a shame they aren't touring, the Timberwolves could win the title this year if they did a residency in Minneapolis

because gods are with the team

please come to chile and wear a colo-colo shirt FFS

Danny Carry: Until you learn Varjayana drumming meditation, you will never know.

Maybe 1 was the first moment he hit that hi-hat after that he never counted 1 again lol

Think he puts it on his shirt (not a drummer myself just heard it)

Time signatures can be kinda ambiguous when they get complex. Like for example the number 5 can be looked at as 4 and 1, or 3 and 2. It just depends on how you look at it

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@Johnny Dong I think it just took THAT long TO set up Danny's drum set and put Maynard's mic in a place where he felt comfortable... Probably behind the drum set.

Why is it a "fun fact"?

Brennan Ledet comment of the year 🏆

A few other band have done that to most purely for audio in Maynards reasons on a podcast it’s partly because audio but hey it’s Maynard who can say

haha I love observational comedy! Good call :)

This is all I do on KZfaq now

That’s my new hobby too..

I got ya mate

me as well

12:14 me in Covid 😳😳😳

Hell yes!! Gig em'

Moreover, mr. Carey doesn't record to a click

Good catch. I just figured there couldn’t be a click, no way possible. How often can you catch the 1 in Tool’s music? Is Danny constantly counting in his head?? Or is he just THAT good, talented, from space?!?

Im sure part is counting, but I know when I play guitar myself to weird time signatures without a click or a drummer, I can keep it all by just muscle memory and feel. I might not be as tight with timing but I have the timing down that way. So I imagine part is counting, and part is just super muscle memory and comfort, and just knowing what the groove sounds like in your head.

@@AtticsTV yea I've never had any lessons or much research into time signatures and only song I can get right so far is lateralus. It's crazy to remember so much technical music

@@AtticsTV Counting, at least for Adam Jones, he stated that that's why he doesn't do any kind of running around or dancing during gigs, because he has to concentrate so much on his counting.

Clicks play to Danny Carey.

Read an interview with Adam Jones where they had Danny lay down his drum tracks and then programmed a click track that followed his playing for the guitar and bass to record to.

He is the click!

Total cyborg

Danny is the click.

Chris Culver underrated comment

That some dry funny shit. hahahaha

As a guitarist, I always thought my drummer had named his snare "Phil". I now get the term, and feel incredibly dumb 😂

clever

Saw him with Pigmy Love Circus opening for Type O Negative in 03. One of the best concerts I've ever been to. My buddy caught a drum head from Johnny Kelley and I met Danny and got his autograph.

I saw a video of him playing a Tool song with a high school band. It was cool and all, but the child-like joy he had while playing was priceless: looked like he was just glad to be invited!

The man loves playing and it’s as simple as that and it shows in his work I think it was Doug Webb are volto iand Danny did no quarter cover and the footage is not great but it shows Danny in this little bar and it’s got several great sections to it but damn the last 2 minutes he must b pissed off at those drums because he plays them so hard I think he caught them on fire

Correction: He wasn’t in his prime 15 years ago. He’s still getting better.

Danny C. Does such good jazz drumming

Neil Peart, John Bonham, Danny Carey. Argue all you want who’s 1 2 & 3. This is the holy trinity of drummers.

John Bonham, Nick Mason, Danny Carey

Danny carey, bill bruford, john bonham

I love how everyone agrees John Bonham is also one of the greatest☺️

@@RAH-Andrew Try Gene Krupa, Buddy Rich, and Tony Williams.

I am glad to hear BTS isn't the only group with an army. It kind of scares me that I know BTS has an army.

The problem is the lack of material. That's why we all geeked when this came out. So hard to get a high quality drum cam of him. I would watch this angle for every Tool song ever in one sitting.

We will literally support you bro

@@acutting11 literally dude. Like we need fucking Salival. I love Tool and never ask much of them. Let them do them. But cmon dude. It would be a fucking crime not to show the world how great these guys are.

@@acutting11 Lack of material? Just "react" to Tool songs with a focus on the drumming. Don't need drum cam POV footage for every video. We eat reactions up, we'll click.

Thank fuck he did decide to play drums. Praise danny

lol

"Are you a friend of Sonor Connor?"

@@paulmetaxas7913 bruh...First day working from home since Corona happened. I rolled all over the floor. What a fucking beast, GrandMaster Danny

@@saky29 😂

Clicks are good, especially if you play in a pop-rock kind of band. Obviously you can't play to a click Tool lol

Revolutionaire Rebel it’s not the same feeling tho

@@lo3572 Exactly. That's the difference between machine that is time-perfect and a human-being who is striving for perfection. Ask yourselves what is more admirable.

@@ltrzepalko Don't confuse inconsistent time keeping with "tHe HuMan ElEmEnt" - some of the best drummers are capable of keeping time to a machine-like level of consistency, even without a click. It's their ability to work fluidly within that time on the micro-level without actually affecting its consistency on the macro-level of a song that separates actual live 'unassisted' if you will drumming from today's horridly quantized(you better be staying up on your Rick Beato content!) recorded drumming/music. It's the ability to insert a fluid fill inside of an utterly ridgid time structure, it's not a constantly wavering time due to a drummer's variance without a click vs with a click. If a click changes the way you sound, that isn't the click's fault - [assuming that the song fits within one of course] Danny Carey isn't just miraculously going to sound 'inhuman' or like a 'robot' just because you put a click in his ear Different tools for different music; what matters is the MUSIC, NOT how it's made or how it's played. Make it/play it however the hell you want, however best works for you. You've gotta find out if someone is using a click before you can criticize them for it after all...

@@revolutionairerebel9511 You could certainly play Tool to a click. But it would have a different feel.

It really creates a different level for a player when he or she can play accents and play musically rather than simply rythmically.

I've always thought that danny was essentially playing another guitar...but on the drums. If that makes sense?

Scott Orban I know exactly what you mean. I use the same thought process when explains death metal to other people. It’s another instrument or layer in the sound that they’re going for

Um duh....

His creativity is second to none. This dude could easily overplay the shit out of this, but no. Fucking surgical.

Eskil Jepp! Got one and i totally love it. I‘ve tried several midi-based edrums and a roland handsonic before, but only the Wavedrum behaves in a natural way.

Pretty cool device

Thanks for that info. Appreciate it

I have yet to try one but they seem sweet! I remember seeing it reviewed in Modern Drummer Magazine when it came out. Back when I was still subscribed to MD mag lol. Also piggybacking to say the other electronic pads he was using were "Mandala" pads that he helped design himself!

Gary Shack1970 This guy is correct. Thank you.

Mr. Carey: "hand?"

Dont u mean tentacle?

All eight of them.

I agree that Danny stands out in Fear Inoculum but this album is very disappointing, to say the least.

@@MCHiphopotamus Like the last guy said, its a grower. I think its a fantastic album. Keep hammering it man and it will grow (typical Tool)

The first time I heard fear Inoculum I thought it sounded like a tool cover band. 12 hours later it was all I could listen to

There is a rain stick that is hit 1 time. In the first little breakdown/bridge in Fear Inoculum. Its on an impossible beat inbetween to other beats. He doesn't play it live. Thats one thing Ive noticed that wasn't in there live.

@@c0unt1ng5heep4 a lot of 'what ifs' but I'm willing to bet that if Fear had dropped within a few years of 10,000 days it would be fine. I think people just felt underwhelmed after a long wait. Great album but not a 13 year wait kind of album.

@Akhmad Muawal Hasan It's a slang term in the U.S. referring to someone's with muscular arms. It's especially impressive with Danny Carey, since he's 58 years old.

Concealed Carey Permit.. ya I know it's fuckin brutal ha

Nice

Isn't Gene Hoglan the Atomic Clock?

@@cletusbeauregard1972 Not anymore lol

Ha!! Please. Hogland shits on Carey no offense.

@@CDJF1 yes, he is and always will be. Don't disrespect my mans Gene Hoglan. He's a legendary drummer in his own way

It’s Danny’s moment and we are feeling him hard. No disrespect.

I think that term is to be exclusively for Danny Carey. Drum Fuckery...

most underrated comment in this video

It's true but also kinda not at the same time. I don't know what it is but his snare is just not doing much for me, except I can't imagine it sounding any other way, it's quite the paradox.

Gavin Harrison

Nathaniel Whitman don’t forget Ed Warby, too

Yup, also besides being a tight snare , it sounds like he's got the snares backed off abit of the bottom head?!?!(obviously bottom)

Laughs in Neil Peart.

I'm have zero concept on these musical terms, what's a backbeat and which song does TOOL use it in?

@@IvanFloresArt A backbeat is generally defined as the 'unaccented beats of the bar' or the "2 and the 4". Listen to Tool's Sober. It is a slower song but you'll definitely hear Danny Carey smacking the snare drum on 2 and 4 consistently, aka a backbeat. Garrett is being slightly facetious in his statement but also some truth, there are some Tool tracks that are straightforward w/structure

@@crushingbelial What about Stinkfist as well? At least during the main riff/verse/pre chorus

@@alpur214 oh of course there are def more wasn't just singling out sober :)

Jamie Craighead Stinkfist actually doesn’t have a “2 and 4” backbeat. The snare during the verse and pre-chorus hits on the 3, and during the chorus it’s just Danny Carey magic 😎

Mike Portnoy?

Portnoy and Harrison too.

JakeIsWayBlack portnoy?

Matt Garstka would like to have a word. RIP Neil.

bruford?

Well said

Well said

Have you seen Matt Greiner?

He also said Danny plays a 4th rhythm with his wang he thinks. 😂

Hello, Ister Grey....

No way lol

@@thebeasters WAY!

And probably another 10 the morning of

FUCKING. LEGEND.

Yeah they've never really had a weak song on their albums, and all 3 times I've seen them they've put on the most incredible shows. Idk where they got their drugs from, but if it'll make me a better musician then I'll take 10 please 😂

I think the secret is that they aren’t on drugs, really

Reyn Time but imagine if Tool went on acid trips 😳

@@reyntime8735 when will people get this shit thru their thick skulls. I guess it’s just “cool” to think they’re all on mushrooms writing tunes? Mkay

@@calebd4669 They used to and we got Third Eye + Lateralus lol, of course they didn't take anything while recording and writing tho. Just the inspiration for the album

He always puts the music first.

Peter Clarke haha. Love that idea. Busted up laughing at that one. Great comment

Came here to say this. That's gotta be understatement of the millennium 😂

His power and physicality are crazy good for his age. 58 isn't really "old" these days, but it's still pretty damn unusual to be doing what Danny does here at nearly 60. Most drummers will experience something of a drop off in some facet of their game once they reach their late 40s to early 50s (akin to how someone in their mid-to-late 30s will often begin to noticeably drop off in combat/contact sports) but Danny is still killing it and doing so much better than a lot of aging drummers....

If you practiced washing your harley every day you wouldn't throw your back out. Get it?

Yeah. Focusing on Carey's technique is the tip of the iceberg. He is one of the musical percussionists out there. What he does with groove, timing and dynamics is something that's really missing in a lot of technical players, and he is out there making them his best features

He adds electronic drum sounds seamlessly as well!

This. 100% this. Polyrhythms? Monster fills? Double kick? All these things and much more, but always listening to the band and serving the song.

They build the songs off of Danny’s drum track

90% of the song and 13 years of your life :).

He thought it was 7empest and he was gonna sing along...

The click plays to him

Chuck Norris played drums to a click once: the click asked if it could piggyback on his internal clock signal. Danny Carey; same thing.

@@substrate001 Chuck Norris then asked Danny's permission to let the click play

Yeah he plays just by the feeling

@@substrate001 Dont get me started on internal clock signal. 4/4 110 BPM should be the same on every goddamn machine!

Ian Paice is

No he's not.

@@s.9070 definitely not

Even if Neil was still around, he could never touch Danny.

Seriously it’s the highlight of the ds for me and he hits it every time. Danny is a fucking juggernaut on the kit, by far my fav, and arguably the best❤

Saw them in Houston in 2019. Absolutely amazing and I love the Fear Inoculum! A straight up religious experience. I had chills the entire time. Spiral Out!

In my book, being alive beats the alternative all to heck.

Yes. Saw them in November of 2019. So happy I did considering all the madness we are seeing now with the Covid 19. It was f'n beautiful. All of the members of Tool are too talented. It was really fantastic. I've seen Tool live since 2001, and I am always amazed. This tour especially. So unbelievable, so insanely amazing. Wow.

@@TexAgsArmyVet It is a beautiful, stunning album. So unique. I cannot wait to see them again. The live shows do feel like religious experiences. Something special happens when Tool are on stage. Just amazing.

Same, my first show was this one in Boston. So glad that this video of him exists to bring me back to that show whenever I want

That was funny...... .......in 2010

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Where we're going we don't need time

“All of them”

Jason Papai all of them and even the ones in between, up, over, down, and around them.

Thanks for the info! I loved watching Neal Peart doing his jazz thing and will def watch Carey.

When is Danny's drumming not incredible? I know not of this time!

Listen to Tool songs. Carey's drumming on those is incredible.

Isaac Hunt Agreed.

tool does that all the time. like the vocals in lateralus

Woah woah...hold on there...speak for yourself maybe...

I can't process a drum video without knowing Garrett's take on it.

Been in Oman for a year. I'm the only one in my entire company who even knows Tool I guess. I get you buddy

He's amazing...on another level. Try listening to a Tool song and focus only on the drums. The guy is not human.

If Neil Peart was not retired from touring for issues with his arms and had brain cancer leading to his death January of this year, he would be still drumming. I bet if you ask Danny, who is the drummer that he looked up to? He would say Neil Peart.

@@MrTech226 ok?

@@MrTech226 hence my "as of 2020" comment. Peart was the OG technical prog drummer.

MrTech226 I’m afraid you stole my photo MrTech.

Got me!

I’m gonna go for Trilok Gurtu next. Just you watch...😳😁🤙

Thats the reason Maynard sits in the back. Because hes the only one with an earpiece

@@tristanwright9733 Again, no. They all have in ear monitors. You can see Danny's in this video ffs. Just stop dude, you are spreading lies.

@@Salomon_G Before you go running your mouth on the internet. You should fact check shit. "Maynard is currently the only person on ears and he is using JH Audio earpieces with Sennheiser G3 transmitters. For Danny we have a left and a right stack of two d&b Q subs and a single top. Justin has two d&b M2s in front of him and one J-Sub with a single J8 top to the left of him. Adam has three d&b M2s in front of him and a J-Sub with a single J8 top to the right of him." "We were actually playing live. It's a sad thing when almost every band you see isn't playing doing that, it's the clicks and backing tracks that are keeping time. I've never played to a click on stage in my life..." -Danny Carey Again. Only Maynard is using an IEM. Idk what is in Danny's left ear but it certainly isn't a monitor. You would know if you watched them try and hold the end of Descending together.

I came here to listen to someone that knows something about drumming, to say something interesting about this video, and... yeah. Once I heard him say this and lick his lips, I was like, "Ok, next video..."

@@yeeeehaaawbuddy lol stfu

Eloy is a prodigy turned into an absolute beast. He was talented as shit as a kid and now he's just fucking destroying the game.

@@philanaemic word

I didn't think anyone could fill Igors shoes. I was wrong.

The recording does him no justice or the mix or something because those playthroughs look and sound way better

Eloy is absolutely unreal

😂

I was thinking he needs to put out shirts that say something about beating the fuck out of that china, but it might get misinterpreted lol

LMFAO

good one!

@@andysantarelli3056 I was on that same wavelength like it's such a great catchphrase except it's so terrible lol.

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Yeah you dont pay attention

A natural reaction

Jason G haha that was fucking priceless haha.

Probably did set him back a little bit- that kit

How old are you?

He was trained in the military, even getting an invitation to West Point, where he served three years. He resigned because of Bill Clinton.

Mate, I don’t know about this. You ping me a link because I just lost about 15mins laughing about just the idea

@@blackstrobe83 Here you go man kzfaq.info/get/bejne/grGiiMSKm87LoIE.html

I haven't heard a song that good in at least a decade

It could be argued that Invincible is. Or Tempest or...

Yes

Master 🥁 👌

Right on point!#TOOL#DC#🥁👑@Daniel Davis

He’s up there. Vinnie Colauita is up there too.

u guys are missing the literal monster that is Mike Portnoy, kinda endorsed by Neil himself, but also (and most importantly really) GAVIN HARRISON

I agree.

@@oscarolea4776 also mario duplantier

MrBurnsy81 broooo I went too, I’m so grateful 😂😂

I was at the Saturday gig and also was to be at Deftones. Got chills seeing this clip, was like being back there!