"Precise Aggression"

I saw John play an entire Origin set, have a 30 minute break, then play an entire Gorguts set. Dude's insane.

I saw the same tour in Montreal. The first part was very good too, Niro Di Marte👍@@liliIiliIilil

Seen Gorguts with Mayhem and Cannibal Corpse in Gary IN, I wish John was there :(@@yugolago

Would love to see something from 'Informis...'!

I'm 34 And this is my first time hearing him....and I'm a drummer. Man this guy is ridiculous 🤣🤣

I was the same age, for me it was listening to Angelcorpse's 'Exterminate' (1998). When I picked up that album as a metal drummer in 98 at 16 yo, I felt that it raised the bar for the extreme metal drumming techniques that Pete Sandoval (Morbid Angel) & Jan Axel Blomberg (Mayhem) had established by the early to mid 90s. I believe while recording 'Exterminate' at Morrisound Studios Pete Sandoval was there as well recording 'Formulas' w/ Morbid Angel at the time and he met up with John and gave him some drumming tips for blast beats and other techniques, it really showed on that recording!

Dude gives me some serious Sean Reinert vibes.

I dunno, there are some really good ones out there. He's definitely a pioneer of a style many try to emulate for the past couple decades, he's absolutely a top player.

Why did they kick him out of angelcorpse then

​@@behindthen0thing525politics. I assume....

@@behindthen0thing525 my theory, he was pretty sloppy on exterminate, while good he for sure wasn’t the beast you see now and have for a while. I honestly think he took a break and hit the practice hard to reinvent into what you see today and have for a while, when the first origin album came out he was several levels above where he was previously with angelcorpse.

Was thinking the same thing - holy fuck that was brutal!

My fingers are still crossed from the previous Longstreth playthrough when I first heard the Saligia outro, I want to believe

PERFECT description

I'm not the type to say one is better than an other one in music but he is clearly above the lot with his heel toe, he can reach crazy speeds while remaining super precise.

@@roberts6872 he’s a rare breed and yes, he is in the top breed of best metal drummers

Eric Morotti is up there with it as well

​@@ah00per27Not even close in speed ..

Exterminate - Sons of Vengeance! Check Proscriptor McGovern from Absu. My best drummer by far . And John of course. Also check Piotr "Stormblast" Pietrzak from Infernal War

Wasn't that Tony Leaurano-whatever the fuck his name. Sorry of I butted it man. 🤟 In AngelCorpse. I remember Gene Palubicki on guitars. Anyway. My penis is short, but at least it's crooked & thin, so yu don't really note the shrinkage. 😞 Mommy...

I really dig it too, I consider the lineup to be a supergroup of sorts and it exceeded my expectations.

Disease Called Man blew me away when I heard it. Now it seems almost pedestrian by his standards!

@@ComaFaction hell, even Informis was a huge leap from the S/T album. I agree tho, they have really pushed the envelope in making the next album crazier than the previous one. Really consistent band! 🤘

What's primal about it?

@@rubberduckman the raw aggression

@@S7320 oh I suppose

No don’t quit Neil peart told a story about Eric Clapton wanting to quit after seeing jimmy hendrix Neal said he didn’t understand that if he saw another drummer that did something better than him he just wanted to practice more

It's very possible. Just have to spend more time practicing than watching other drummers do their thing!

its clearly not impossible since youre watching another human do it. just play more

@@Noway-sg8md exactly. These guys that watch this stuff thinking its unobtainable

​@@cosmokramer1213 I mean, this guy part of some very small minority of drummers who has the technical skill to perform like this.

It is actually John and I (Gene) on guitars and Steve tucker on bass/vocals.

@@genepalubicki9665 Oh shit, GENE! I didn't realize John played guitar...fucking A! \m/ I did see Steve was doing vocals and bass...what a lineup!

@@swordfan1330 john only plays drums

Ah ok I see now what you meant 😂it's a sick ep bro

Not sure of Meinl does it too but Zildjian used to make Hi & Low Chinas. Could be why he has the same sized cymbals & 2 different sounds. He didn’t specify that but idk maybe?

Every cymbal is still unique. I remember Alex Rudinger using two of the same chinas back when he had Sabians.

There’s literally a foot angle.

@@Branndon626 Not on screen the entire time there isn't.

@@nathanel2306 Very specific request....

Looks expensive?

Cash or credit card?

@@supersyaz2871 My card will decline