Drummer Reacts To - DANNY CAREY "PNEUMA" BY TOOL FIRST TIME HEARING Reaction
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I've tried for 15 years to find a favorite Tool song. It's come down to whatever one is currently playing.
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My favorite is the live version of Third Eye from Salival. It's not a landslide victory or anything....as Tool is one of the very few bands I listen to where I listen to every album front to back on a regular basis... There is just something about that performance that I can't get enough of.
I bounce back and forth from the Pot, Sober, Pnuema, Schism, Stinkfist, pretty much every song lol
this...
i love that -
Ive watched so many of these drummer reacts videos to this song, and most start out trying to count polyrythyms and get their head around what he's doing, then every time they reach the interlude where each limb is playing it's own rhythm, they stop talking and you just see the absolute respect for just how skilled Danny is.
right!? i love the mike portnoy one - struggle is real
I did two tours with them in the early days and it changed my life... so spiritual and dynamic. There will never be another band like TOOL.
That’s awesome!!
So true...my favorite musical accompaniment of all time: 1992- to today👏😅. BRILLIANT
I finally got to see Tool in Cologne, Germany after trying for 30 years. It brought tears to my eyes. The best band ever.
I was there too!!!
Loved every minute of the show, although the venue is notorious for it's bad acoustics, and it held up to that unfortunately, it was still an experience though!
I saw them at the Red Rocks in Colorado, USA when I was 18 back in 2001. My first concert of anyone to see. Ive not experienced anything like it since.
Yeah it's def an emotion evoking band for me, too. I'm glad you finally got to see them=)
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Danny is the best drummer on the planet
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He's certainly up there, he's diverse and supremely talented, and certainly one of the best in rock, but there's quite a few very talented percussionists in other fields.
Once Peart passed, Danny took the role of GOAT drummer!
El estepario siberiano is at least just as good
@@viking_nor Not quite but still very talented.
Ah. Danny Carey...the 3 best drummers in the world
The crazy thing is he recorded this for the album in one take. For something this complicated, that's cray-cray
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What’s WILD is to think how many drum/kit/cymbal hits he makes in one concert with 100% accuracy and in sync. Blows my mind.
3rd?! I gotta hear your #1 and #2.
*sigh* SMH...I give up...please read and try to understand my OP...
@@somedude2319 he means hes 1, 2, and 3.
This video shows perfectly why we the fans have nicknamed Danny the octopus
He’s so good!
I have literally never heard that.
@@Kordithyou literally live under a rock then
@@GenitalHogwarts uh, did I even comment on this video?
@@Kordith uh, ya, how else would I reply back to you?
To answer your favorite Tool song..... I've been a drummer and a tool fan since sober came out I think in 92. So my favorite song well one of them they have so many, is the grudge listening and eulogy to play drums along with. One part is still VERY( doable more often than not. It's) difficult for me to this day, even after playing the song 500 times. As a drummer you will appreciate tool's song,Eulogy. They are my favorite band to listen And play along with. Btw strangely Eulogy isn't you learn and your done.and play it perfect from there. . I really have to teach myself this beat every time I hear the song. I practice hard to do most of what Danny Carey can and this song is interesting, you'll see. Thanks. 🥁
Including various reaction channels, I must have watched this 100 times. It still blows me away. Every. Single. Time!
Glad you enjoy it!
Yes!!
I see them tomorrow night here in Winnipeg MN Canada! Ima lose my shit!!!
SAME
Those are rookie numbers, I'm nearly at 500 times now it's just so freaking good.
Neil Peart (Rush) / Danny Carey (Tool) / Mitch Mitchel (Jimi Hendrix Drummer)
Carter from DMB
I've seen Tool in concert 5 times. Was fortunate enough to talk with him after 4 of those shows. He's incredibly humble and very easy to talk to. Just an all around good dude and an amazing drummer! By far my favorite drummer and band.
Loved your reaction, I enjoy seeing a drummer appreciate another's talent.
Thanks Jeff!!
5 timer here too!! I also went to one of those 'drum clinics' he did at the high school auditorium in Overland Park, Kansas like 15 years ago. He stayed afterwards and signed an autograph for every single person that was there and chatted us all up while doing it. One of the few times ive been star struck in my life.
Been listening to Tool since Undertow. As a musician you listen to music differently for different reasons than most. Over the years I had gravitated closer to Tool with every album release. When Fear Ino ulum came out I was floored. I had no choice but to pay a small ransom for floor tickets. NEVER did I imagine what I was in store for. A spuritual, mind blowing experience. I highly recommend putting EVERYTHING in life aside for one night of epic musicianship.
Yep seen them live. Honestly they sound better live then recorded. Purely amazing. Pneuma live is like going to another universe
I’m sure!!
Seen the twice and I couldn't agree with you more. It's a whole other dimension.
Awesome live, but you also pick up so many things you'll never hear live on the studio albums and a good set of head phones
This tour was my first Tool concert...and YES, they bring another dimension live.
I've been a lifelong fan but never had the chance to see them, when I finally did it was in Jan 2020. I've been to at least 100 concerts in my life, but not once did I ever feel like I did when I walked out of that arena. I don't know how, but I felt like my life had changed in some way. I didn't really "get" Pneuma from listening to the album, but when they played it live it instantly became one of my favorite songs. I looked over at my buddy during it and he had a tear running down his cheek. Something powerful happened at that show.
Danny is the man. His genius is making the most complicated stuff so simple.
Us Tool fans get a bad wrap for sounding pretentious etc, and (at least from me) it really isn't intentionally - but this band really is just SO good. I've been a musician (since 8) and a huge music fan all my life, discovered Tool 2 years ago and they still blow my mind man
They are amazing!
Truth!
Your only Pretense is that Tool is awesome. That is not pretentious.
Welcome! The best band of my lifetime! I first saw Sober about 30 years ago on Headbanger's Ball. I've been hooked ever since.
Ever since I discovered Tool, it's hard for me to take other music seriously. It just sounds so damn boring.
When he smiles toward the end of the song I like to imagine he’s like “fuck yeah, I’m Danny Carey this is awesome!”
In my 30 years of being a Tool fan, I have seen them 11 times, have driven hours to catch the closest concert. Favorite band Tool, favorite drummer Danny Carey, favorite song, whatever one im listening to
Thanks for sharing!
I saw them in '95 when I was 8 months pregnant with my oldest son. He ended up playing drums! 😆❤️🤘
Nice!!
It had to be that way, how could it not, right? So cool!
Has anyone mentioned that the man is 62 years old and playing 11 minutes songs like this in a concert?
7:19 i love how maynard just takes a bathroom break. brb
Critiquing Danny as a percussionist is hilarious to me. Unbelievable talent and dude is still rocking at 60-something. Been a huge fan of Tool since they had to put a video on MTV while I was in college. Appreciate what he and the band have given us.
I turned my 70 year old dad onto Tool recently. He’s always been in a band since I can remember. I play the guitar and he plays everything. My name is actually John Lennon so he’s a musician and has a studio that people come and play and record at for free. He was blown away and asked me when we can see them live.
I’ve seen them at least 7 times. I’ll be seeing them again in October. They truly are the best and I will never tire of them live.
Nice!!
So Jealous!
I’m going to see them in November for the first time
This is why he’s my favorite drummer, his ability to follow crazy time changes and his ability to have every limb doing something different like it’s nothing. Plus he’s a great guy
"He is in the zone now!". No brother, he IS the zone
Live, Danny's drumming kicks your teeth in and leaves you wanting more xD Stellar band all around, and if I could see them live every day for the rest of my life I absolutely would.
Nice!!
Damn, I heard and watched Danny play this a lot of times and still blows my mind. Love your reaction as well, just a bit of feedback, stop asking for likes and comments throughout the video, it's a bit tiring. Once in the video it's okey, just my op. Cheers
Danny Carey is my favorite drummer, followed by Gojira's Mario Duplantier.
My TOOL song is probably Eulogy, but it's like trying to pick a favorite kid.
I’ll have to check out Mario!
Mario is phenomenal first time I heard him I was blown away
Danny Carey, Chris Dave, Karriem Riggins, and I'm excited as hell to see how Morgan Simpson develops as he gets older as he's already incredible. Those are my faves regardless of genre. I could also listen to Larnell Lewis 'City Lights' solo every day for the rest of my life and be quite happy.
The first time I saw them live was at Bonnaroo in 2007 along with about 80,000 others. It was damn near a religious experience. One highlight was when they brought Tom Morello out to play the solo on Lateralus.
I was there too! Fucking magical
I don’t know how In the world he goes from doubles to singles so flawlessly in the intro
It’s pretty mind blowing!! Stay tuned in for more! 🤘🏻
He just stops using one and only uses the other
Saw Tool in Buffalo! February 2022!!! Was freaking awesome!! Danny is definitely the best drummer ever!!!
Fastest way to not get my subscription is to ask for my subscription 17 times during a Tool song....
I can't think of another drummer in my lifetime as good as Danny. He's, amazing. Just listen to the crowd.
He's the best living drummer in the planet. His use of polyrhythms are insane. As a musician, you get caught trying to count and miss the overall count with some of his unreal fills and sub-beats 😂
This song gives me chills every time I listen, what a masterpiece full of concepts, it's a brutal piece of art, so deep,so soft, so heavy and totally mindblowing, ain't got enough words to describe it
Tool is my favorite band. I’ve been a fan since high school around 1998. Danny is called the octopus for a reason. That one bit where every limb is doing something different is UNBELIEVABLE. He’s my fav and yes have seen them live. It’s almost an out of body experience and hypnotic. Spiral Out!
Tool is awesome!
Danny Carey is my favorite drummer ever. Most technical by far in history… Seen them 5 times live now. Best show anyone could witness. Danny Carrey is one of the best…the whole band are musical geniuses…
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Danny is incredible. Pnuema is up there, but my favorite song is "The Pot". Everything about it is perfect. The polyrhythms, the timing changes, the lyrics...just a perfect song. Check it out.
Cool I definitely will!
The Pot is my fave as well!!! I payed money I didn’t have to see them. And I’d do it again and again. Hypnotic!!
Interviewer: Danny, what time signatures did you use?
DC: HUH?
TOOL's the GOAT! Masters of transitions. Only RUSH compares. Fav tracks by TOOL are "Pushit", "Descending", "H", "The Grudge" and every other track they've ever written 😆. Even their interludes and Adam's Gibson commercial are out of this world. Guys are geniuses.
I couldn’t say it better my friend 👊😉🍻
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@@-TRIAD- 😆 Hey cheers bud, nice to see you 👊🏼👁🤘🏼
Parabola always reminds me of a good friend of mine. Born on the same day, met in college, bar toured together on our 21st. We lost her to breast cancer in her mid 40's. "Celebrate this chance to be alive and breathing. We are eternal all this pain is an illusion".
This actual concert was my 6th Tool concert and my wife’s first. They’re always spot on.
So cool!
DUDE!!!! I've seen this song live twice and it's INCREDIBLE! But you were HERE!?!? You're living the wet dream of millions of people😂
@@tomwiththeweather247 Boston TD Garden. I miss them playing Great Woods in Mansfield though. That’s an amphitheater and my favorite venue. TD Garden is so loud the sound gets distorted.
Saw them live back in 2006 and "again" in April 2022, and they were both amazing, especially the latter one.
Nice!!
I'm 53 years old and have seen a lot of concerts, I saw Tool @ Milwaukee on Halloween night 2019. Best concert hands down I have ever seen. They were so tight, the light show was incredible. Neil Peart and Danny are definitely at the top. Favorite Tool songs, really hard to pick one but two I really like is Invincible and Right in Two.
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I've seen Tool 3 times spanning 30 years. Danny Carey is amazing. Highly recommend seeing them live, alway a great show. I'm looking forward to seeing them again!
Seen them 11 times live. Favorite band since I was 12 (I’m 32 now). All 4 of them are geniuses. And they are so tight in their complexity of music. I can’t really narrow down to a “favorite” song from them but Lateralus showcases what Tool is all about. DC is my favorite drummer of all time. But that is subjective.
I have seen Tool 5 times 3 in Tampa, 1 New York and 1 in Philly. Almost every time the crowd stood motionless. It was honestly the best experience of my life.
Hmm, I’m intrigued: you say “Drummer reacts” - but you don’t say a word about the actual drumming (time signatures, techniques, licks, beats etc.). It’s more casual statement about his gear, clothes and that the music is good and complex.
My question: how come?
That just happened to be my reaction to this video, thanks for watching John.
@@ColbyFultonDrums Ok, so it’s not so much about “the drummer part” then? The title lead me to believe that there would be a more in depth “drum reaction”. But then I know where you’re at 👍🏻
, John
I’ll be more cognitive of that on the next videos! Thanks for the feedback and hopefully you stay tuned in!
@@ColbyFultonDrums Well, i might just be holding high standards (being a fairly advanced former professional drummer with albums, tours, tv, festivals under my belt etc.). So when I see the word “Drummer reacts” (and when the drummers being reacted to are fairly advanced), then I automatically expect an “advanced reaction”. My bad. This is just another ballpark. Good luck 👍🏻
You sound like an asshole 👍
Descending is my current favorite Tool song, but Pneuma is my favorite song to see live. The presentation (which you can't see a lot of in this video) is so great.
Third Eye….best tool song ever. Period
I seen them in new Orleans last tour my wife bought me vip tickets for my bday we ended up front row right infront of Justin. Truly the greatest concert experience I have had to date.
Saw them live last year, truly one of the best live performances I've ever experienced. They are phenomenal, all masters of their craft. Difficult to pick a favourite song of theirs but to name a few, The Grudge, 46 & 2, Right in Two, Schism, Descending, Invincible, Lateralus but there so much more! Spiral out!
Cool thanks for that!
Danny is King. Soliciting comments is needed here on YT, soliciting comments continually throughout is cringe. "If you ever held a drumstick, let me know in the comments"....
I've seen them twice almost 20 years apart😅 First on the Lateralus tour in 2001 then a few years ago on the Fear Inoculum tour. They were absolutely phenomenal both times
What did you think of the fear inoculum album? It’s not a good as their older stuff but it’s still amazing in my opinion
@@Darthskeptic420 I feel like it's probably a natural evolution of where they've been headed over the decades. I do enjoy the album immensely but it more often thrown on in the background rather then actively listened to🤷🏻♂️ 10,000 days was the peak of the mountain for me🤘🏻
I’ve seen them live 4x. A perfect circle I’ve seen live. Not an artist out there who does it like Tool. Best band on the planet. EVER. LOVED them since their birth on the music scene. Brilliant. Absolutely Brilliant. Jambi. Sober. Prison sex , Schism , Lateralus. The list goes on. This old gal loves Tool more than anything.
Lateralus is my favorite song by them. Seen them live 3 times…it’s a must.
I am jealous!
Fun fact, Danny is 6'5" and could have played for the Boston Celtics. The shirt is a gift from Larry Bird.
Jonathan “Sugarfoot” Moffett set the time for atomic clocks but Danny Carey re-wrote time itself.
Been a Tool fan since early 90’s and they still blow me away every time I hear a song by them. Danny is so GD amazing.
I’ve seen them live twice and both times were absolutely stellar!!!
I saw tool live in 07. They put on an amazing show! Between the music and the visuals it’s mind blowing 🤯
One of the greatest drum performances ever. Just doesn't get old. And Neal Peart was the GOAT. Rush content please.
Disposition and Reflection are my top 2 Tool. Danny is literally a living drum God lol good video brother.
That man’s in his late 50’s. Saw them in Philly before the pandemic and after. Best concerts ever!!
Awesome!!
From Costa Rica🇨🇷. I saw Tool in Prague 2019. Was the best concert ever
Neil Peart has always been my all time favorite drummer. God rest his soul. Now that he is no longer with us....Danny Carey is the best drummer in the world.....PERIOD. 🤘🤘🤘
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What a difficult, song, wimow this Guy is an artist
I’ve seen them live around a dozen times- first time was during the Lateralus tour in November 2001. That concert was life-changing, and every single one after has been epic!
Awesome! Thanks for sharing! Stay tuned in for more!
Three times, L.A., San Diego, Tacoma. Supporting (in order) Aenima, Lateralus, Fear Innoculum. Spot on, every time even LA, where the tour started. So it doesn't matter where in the tour lineup you see them, they are rock solid.
Favorite songs: Aenima, The Swamp Song, Rosetta Stoned
I can’t give him greatest living drummer currently, but he is my number 2! That being said… Tool live is unlike any experience I have ever had. Truly incredible performance in person. Neil Peart has my greatest of all time. His passing puts Mike Portnoy at my number 1 spot.
🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻Stay tuned in for more!!
Thanks for pointing out that fact about him keeping time with the high hat! Never noticed that or heard it pointed out by another drummer reaction video.
Welcome to the TOOL ARMY. Danny by far is my favorite drummer. We call him the Octopus for obvious reasons. Whether you believe it or not, seeing Tool live is a life changing event. I've been a fan since the 1990's and have seen them 3 times so far. The only other Band's I've seen live that even comes close, are Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin. Three songs I would suggest to check out are Lateralus, Aenema, and 46 and 2. They are my top three, but there's really no such thing as a bad Tool song. One last thing. Danny is in his 60s and still killing it.
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Been a longtime fan of TOOL - since the mid-90's - and I was very fortunate to see them live once, in 2006 on the 10,000 Days tour, at the Staples Center in both my and the band's home city Los Angeles. It was an incredible show. Danny wore his Lakers jersey :) I'll never forget they played "Aenema" and during the intense "fuck all this fuck all that" section , everyone and i mean EVERYONE had their middle fingers in the air pumping to the rhythm. Incredible.
My favorite TOOL song is "Lateralus"
and my favorite TOOL lyric is "Cold silence has a tendency to atrophy any sense of compassion" from "Schism"
Great reaction! Cheers! 🤘
Saw them last year. Biggest take-away is the drums are turned down on the studio albums. They dominate the whole concert. It's awesome. Descending is my favorite Tool song and Danny's my favorite drummer.
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The molecules that make your body vibrate with the drums. It’s another level.
@@johnnyblais-kl1hb Saw them last year and from the seventh row Danny was literally kicking the air out of my lungs lol.
Seen them 4 times between 2006 and 2022 and they smashed it out the park every time. Outdoor festivals, large indoor arenas - fantastic every time. Honestly the best band ever IMO.
Seen them many times live...... aenmia..... lateralus......10k days..... fear innoc..... always an excellent show and they never fail to deliver.
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I sometimes wonder what the multiverse with the best version of Danny would be like, then I watch this and realize I'm in it
I’ve seen them 6 times live and every show is better than the last. By far the BEST band to see live. Fucking amazing show!!
I can’t tell you what my favorite Tool song is because I literally love them all. Danny Carey is by far my favorite drummer. It’s why Tool is my favorite band.
Life changing when I discovered Tool. Favorite drummer by far. Lateralus is my favorite song, but there are so many
Seen them live somewhere around 2004 for the 10.000 days release, in Nantes, France. Was amazing. Dany is one of my few favs drummers, Mario Duplantier is another one.
I’m so glad I made it to that tour. I would’ve hated myself if I’d missed them play Wings for Marie and 10,000 Days.
So cool! I wish I could have seen them!
@@ColbyFultonDrums I also seen Gojira in Rennes, and at the end of the show, people were going out, and Mario came in the rest of the crowd and hugged my sister, so I hugged them two, haha !
The Grudge is probably my favorite Tool song
Nice pick!
Yep! Saw Tool live Jan 2022. Many songs are my favorite. They are just too good to have just one fav 😊
Awesome 😎
The toms with the logos are Mandala electronic drum pads and he has 8 of them. 4 on each side. The drum you thought might be a Roland is a Korg Wave drum set on the Tabla setting. He is my favorite drummer playing now and "The Professor" Neal Peart is tied with him for all time favorites as well as John Bonham. Great video!!!
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The pads Danny plays are called Mandalas. They are made by a company called Synesthesia. Danny and Vince DeFranco devoloped them, and they have 128 strike positions
Ive been a Tool fan since I was 14 and seen them live 3 times in Australia (2001, 2007, 2020)… my love & appreciation for their music grows the more & more I listen to them. I cannot choose a favourite song. They all hit so differently, it’s like asking to comment on who your favourite child is Lol. Which brings me to my next point- The greatest joy is having my kids starting to listen & sing along to some of their tracks… I never imagined as a grunge teen of the 90s that one day I’d be driving around with my own pre-teens rocking out to The Pot or Ænema in the car with me 🤘🏽
This is my favorite tool song solely for the drumming. It’s just so fucking good
Danny is truly "the octopus" he got that nickname for a reason. Love the videos brother!
Yes, seen them live 2times. Planning too again this year when they tour again. Life changing experience. So many amazing songs to say a favorite. My top is The Grudge, Pushit, Sober, Invincible, 46 & 2, & H. Favorite drummer of is Danny Carey
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A Tool show was the closest thing to a religious experience I've ever had. Mind-blowing, POWERFUL, and envigoratong
I’ve been obsessed with drums for most of my life. I would always ask for a set for a Christmas, but never got them. I’m too old now 😂
Danny Carey is amazing and is so fascinating to watch. Huge Tool fan since 93
Danny throws that one slip-up in near the end just to remind you that he is a HUMAN who will never be replaced by a robot (despite what his arms and legs say).
I saw Tool play in Portland Oregon at a seated venue in 2001. I thought it was strange at first but made a lot of sense when the show started. No need for a mosh pit etc. More recently my wife has been asking me what band I'd like to see play live and I can't help but choose Tool. If I compare it isn't fair for other bands. I used to be a stage hand and have seen plenty of live music. There is no other band that can put on such a meaningful profound experience that I know of.
I’ve seen them 4 times . Going again in February . Arguably one of the greatest and tightest live bands ever . It’s by the most immersive experience you can have . Fans are chill. It’s a vibe
Just seen them at welcome to Rockville 2023 and they were amazing. Danny Carey had to be my favorite drummer. Dude is absolute beast with the sticks.
There are drummers, then there are percussionists. Then there’s Danny…..a real musician in every way. The constantly changing time signatures along with the perfect syncopation of offbeat rhythms…….. pure genius
Dude’s a genius. Period. A god among men.
Soooo… basically DC is a drummer that you as a professional can’t begin to replicate. He is a level above most?
Of course I've seen them live, they're my favorite band, it's an experience is an understatement😊 Danny's my favorite!!
Saw these guys fifteen years ago and they just get better and better. What can we say about Danny, Berklee Alumni prog drum God
So cool!!