You must be kidding. By who? Abe is a legend since Adrenaline LP.

Underrated shut up ass Hole

Underrated? Shut up a ssHole

callate

It's because his style his so ridiculously unique to itself we don't know how to talk about it. What type of beats is her playing? Jazz? Or I have no idea. I'd like to to hear "technically" another drummer talking about what he does like tool's drummer describing what Abe is doing

Reformed Stoic where have YOU been all their lives ?? 😆

They've been here you're whole life you just didn't know it. LISTEN to: Around the Fur

Man must have been a wild 5 days

I've been going through the exact same thing. 4 years behind you. 👊

Been listening to them for 24ish years now. I’ll never get tired of them.

yeah he seems cool af...one of my favorite drummers straight up

hes a rockstar.

It be about fo’ twenty.

What he’s did he using on his drum

Me not.

Fax

Gives you descending notes from 10-14 leading with your right hand, 10 R 12 L 14 R, aswell as keeping the 4 piece feel because of having your 12 first, thats why I personally did it, I can imagine his reasoning isnt far off

Chino has definitely aged...his voice is not what it used to be and since Chi’s death this band has not been the same live...imo

He has double bass my friend. And he´s using it on every record. Purely short figures.

@@vinceventura2393 mostly just doubles, on WBTG he used his double pedal

I feel that's the drummer being interviewed who either doesn't know what hes playing or just doesn't go into detail. I watched a gear masters, dude hardly knew anything about his own kit.

@@jackwilczynski6957 What "masters"?

@@betulaobscura gear masters, it's where musicians go and give a tour of the gear. Joey Jordison did one, Mike Portnoy did one, Billy Sheehan has done one, George Kollias had done one, many more.

@@jackwilczynski6957 OK, thanks!

Define Legend

@@MrMotherfuck123 Define definition.

Try a paiste guy and a Meinl guy trying to get along.

Do you know what head he uses on his snsre

​@@zues8065 remo black max !

serious question. WTF does "sounded whopper" mean? I assume it means "shitty" in some sort of elitist drummer lingo.

Skate Boards Whopper means really good

whopper is a really shitty burger from a really shitty burger chain of restaurants.

What head dose he use

@@zues8065on the snare? He uses Reno black marching head and regular snare side reso

I'd say if i asked him, he's the kind of guy that would've told me to go for it but, I definitely just about got through talking to him without melting at his feet so I couldn't stretch to asking him for a go ha!

If he has anything in his pockets before he plays, it goes in there.

I think he kinda sounds like Joey Jordison also

I've been doing this for years myself, its a better feel if you want your tom parts to sound heavy and consistent whenever you move from rack to floor and vice versa

Do you tend to just use one rack at a time in a fill then, rather than rolling through both of them? Also what about tunings? Regular, or something weird to compensate for rise/fall in tone through the kit?

Sometimes I even take away the tom-tom so I can bring my ride closer to me. Thats cause I do tend to use one rack for fills or I usually go from rack to floor, not staying on the racks too often. Now for tuning, I can either use regular to bring something reminiscent of triggering. Or if I want something more punchy, I might tune the rack tom a half step up and very occasionally use an O-ring to the floor tom. Its kinda fun to experiment with those things.

shawn100011 he's been doing it for a while now though not just a one off for this

Barry Chadwick It makes sense for some drummers, like there are some heavy parts in rock songs where you hit the first Tom and the floor Tom at the same time and get that boom boom pop. And with the 12 inch switched with the 10, u just get more beef. People don’t do it because of fills in particular, more so cause the first Tom is used more than the 2nd rack Tom so to switch them makes sense. I don’t do it, and when I need a deep deep Tom sound, I just hit the second rack and floor Tom or both my floor toms at once but u have to cross ur left hand over to hit the second rack Tom and the floor Tom st once time. It’s not super awkward but def more comfy having the 12 inch as ur first rack Tom. And honestly when ur blazing a fill, it doesn’t really sound bad when u have the 12 before the 10. Like I said I don’t do this set up but I see the reason some drummers do it. Anika niles does this, tony royster has done this a lot, and a lot more drummers. Some say there is more space on the right side for the ride and other stacks or other cymbals but I don’t really see a big difference in actual room but I see the reason in actual playing having the 12 inch as the first rack Tom main Tom if u want that deeper Tom more consistent in your playing.

Spud Coo ha!

LMFAOOOOO

Hard touring and copious amounts of beer will settle around the waist line over time.

m hammett haha. Living that dad life.

Too many good beers

I barely recognize him. Maybe he did that on purpose so he could fit in with any crowd at any bar and not get bothered by fans. They’ve come a long way since playing in little towns like Alvin Texas