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This THIS NEEDS MORE FUCKING LIKE FUCK YOU HUMANITY I'll see what I can find and or do because just yes same with streets

Yeah, everything is awesome. This whole concert was one of the best things I watched on the internet. Especially the final part when he played with his brothers John and Chad.

Search for "the Wackerman family drum channel", you'll find.

same thought. That second rac and floor sound like CB700s with stock heads.

His father was a music teacher and in his youth he was a member of an Air Force band as a trumpeter. I don't know if he ever played in an orchestra, but he probably has.

@@georgeramos2176 I see, thanks for the answer and may he rest in peace.

stop smoking crack. It makes you needlessly arrogant.

dumbass, best drummer in the world

Who are the other 2?

@@kaizenregimen Taylor hawkins and dave grohl

you must be joking

@@c0hink176they aren’t on the rev’s level, they’re on their own levels. If anything the rev is on THEIR level.

Is really similar. But I don't think it was intentional.

hertas aren't exclusive to hot for teacher

Good joke 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Sure he is lmao

Lmaoooooooo no. To all of that. Nightmare is easily their worst record and Jay can't touch Brooks on his best day

@@Strizz484 I disagree on the part about Nightmare. for me it's one of the best along with City of Evil and The Stage.

​@@Strizz484exactly. I don't regard Jay at all. And this guy is leagues above Jay

😂

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Brooks is good...but "precise as he is" ??? Dude you need to listen to more music cause don't limit yourself to just avenged

yes, easily and I am not even a metal fan.

@@filiusaurorae4023 youre gay

Yeah he's a one of a kind guy

Yeah and besides Suicidal he has played with many great and prominent bands as well. Bad Religion, Tenacius D, Infectious Grooves and more recently with Avenged Sevenfold. The guy's "curriculum" is excellent. Definitely one of the best in the world.

Who wasn't in that band though?

@@georgeramos2176I believe he helped record a few tracks on a Korn album (untitled)

@@stupendous7848 yeah four tracks

You know brooks was Jimmy’s biggest inspiration right?

​@@Conundrums._I thought it was Mike portney

@@kikiguerrero897 both of them were

He would be. Not sorry to say but Brooks > The Rev as a drummer.

​@cvblaylock yes Brooks is a better technical drummer than The Rev was, he also has more experience but The Rev was a far superior song writer

Me too

yeah, hes amazing. not trying to suck him off or anything but he truly is a hell of a drummer.

@thetxscene great drummer no doubt

apart??

Apart???

"Not too bad"? Are you seriously? I recommend you listen the albums he recorded with Avenged Sevenfold, specially the songs Fermi Paradox and Exist.

@@georgeramos2176 I was joking. It's a funny expression "The drummer's not too bad either". I'm sarcastically underselling the drummer's abilities. He's obviously very good. Do I need to preface every comment with "The following is a joke"? 😆

@@mjm5081 well, I'm South American, although I also know how to speak English sometimes I don't recognize sarcasm in some expressions used by North Americans (I'm assuming you're North American).

@@georgeramos2176 It's understandable that you didn't know I was joking. We don't know each other and we are from different cultures. So I shouldn't have assumed that you would get my humor. Even the people that know me don't always get my humor 😆.

@@georgeramos2176 that's not necessarily an expression used by North Americans tho...

Good job it wasn't for you then i guess, eh?

watch out for flying chairs

I wasn’t the big fan of this either, but I know what’s he’s capable of his drumming on the stage album for example is phenomenal. Something tells me he just kept this simple probably since it was a tribute to his dad.

Bad Religion was very limiting for him musically. There he didn't have the opportunity to show all his versatility and skill.

Yes since he joined Avenged Sevenfold, he’s been able to spread his wings musically.

​​@@georgeramos2176I wouldn't say that, there certainly were plenty of standout tracks where he showed his chops within a simple punk structure like in Sinister Rouge, Submission Complete, Who We Are, etc. It would have been goofy if he was going for polyrhythms and Rush-style prog in that band, he played for the song and still put in plenty of his own signature flourishes.

@@Strizz484 yeah, but I was referring to more complex sounds like what he's been doing on Avenged. No doubt there are Bad Religion songs where he showed his versatility, but not like in Avenged.