Alex espectacular como siempre y la batería que hermosa maná la mejor banda de la historia latinoamericana sin duda ninguna por favor maná vengan a ecuador nos deben un concierto en 2016 suspendieron por el terremoto pero tienen que volver a llenar los estadios de ecuador viva maná larga vida saludos muchachos
@@eduardoricotti7855 bueno es a mi criterio para mí si es maná por todo lo que a conseguido después no se puede ser Soda Estereo Héroes del silencio no sé si los enanos verdes en fin hay opiniones a lo mejor para otros será otra banda no lo sé pero es lo que yo creo
@@chaos360 En México talvez pero en Latinoamérica no han trasc endido tanto hay países que ni los conocen yo no sé en Argentina por ejemplo en cambio mana es una super banda con Soda stereo para mí es lo mejor de Latinoamérica más conocidos en el mundo caifanes si es buena banda pero creo que se quedaron en el caminó y la verdad no me agradan mucho por ahí unas cuatro canciones y paré de contar
I was thinking the same thing.. I actually skipped through most of it because it was getting boring and repetitious. Every time I skipped a little it was like nothing changed.. Just a different TomTom.. Yawn.... I'll give him credit for fast hands. But best drum solo in the history of mankind.. Total letdown..
I'm so sick of when drums are the topic the average person think's Neil Peart. He was great. There are many that are just as good or greater. Tony Royster Jr. Thomas Lang. Larnelle Lewis. Danny Carey. Carter Beaufort ...& many more
@@mapexzildjian6361-There are other great drummers, but no one composed their drum parts the way Peart did..he didn’t just play...he COMPOSED his drum parts and they were repeatable night after night for 40+ years. He’s also a master lyricist, novelist, avid ADV rider, bicyclist and an all around wonderful human being. And btw, I’m a 30 year drummer, so I’m not the ‘average person’. Why you bringin the hate bruh?
What's with the haters on this guy? Of COURSE, he has been influenced by Neil, Paicey, Carl and Virgil but why the slams on this guy? He's got super chops, has great showmanship and is fun to watch! And, he's got a zillion screaming fans eating it up and you don't!! Yes, a little chops heavy and less melodical and yes, he stole the revolving drumkit from Neil (who actually stole the idea from Carl Palmer from Carl's early 70s hybrid electronic/acoustic 360 degree revolving kit)...and everybody stole the HUGE kit idea from Hal Blaine who stole it from Sonny Greer, so nothing new here but still superbly executed and a boatload of fun! It's called ENTERTAINMENT, folks...not a competition!
I think Neil Peart has the best drum solo ever, this dude did good but it’s just a cheap knockoff of what Neil already did but Neil did it first and was way better
Rich, Carey, Paice, Lang etc, etc..Ringo and Watts as well, for sure. The list goes on. All communicating/expressing facets their individual personalities thru their instrument. Its where artists(musicians esp) go when muscle memory, limb independence aren't so much a concern. You can't really maintain a conversation until you can pronounce and understand a language. Diversity insures they'll always be an opening for future legends. To use my metaphor again, how boring it would be if we all thought and spoke alike? It's why I have an issue with all this 'who's the best' or 'who's your favorite'. None of it means anything but it would mean even less if there was nothing to compare with. So what are you waiting for, power off the computer and go woodshed.
My feeling is this: There are times when there is nothing as boring in the entire history of mankind as a drum solo. This here is one of those times. With few exceptions like Buddy, Ian Paice and Danny Carey who are tremendous technicians and its amazing just to witness the motor coordination of these cats. esp for drummers. It's Jim Chapin's advanced techniques book come to life. I made it almost to page 3. I've been playing for almost sixty laps around the Sun and I can confidently say this guy is mostly self-taught which is fine but he never took it beyond singles and triplets with some crossover flash. Drums sound annoying and the story he's attempting to tell has no plot nor imagination. I mean the guy's Latin for cryin out loud. What's the problem? He stops like 5 times (wtf) for no reason other than to play the same stuff on different drums then just kinda peters out at the end. What else did you get for Christmas? Shit, at least blow something up. One bonus point: the girls down there seem to really know their business when it comes to screaming and that's always been music to my ears, just sayin...
@@peterhlinka4789 Gotta mention Bobby Jarzombek from Rare Earth, Fates Warning and also tours with Sebastian Bach. Check this example out - th-cam.com/video/buPZrZ1DROc/w-d-xo.html
Go check out Thomas Lang, Virgil Donati, Mike Mangini, Tony Royster Jr, Dave Weckl, Marco Minneman, Buddy Rich to name a few... this guy is clearly an excellent drummer but all the guys I mention are virtuosos and would wipe the floor with him...
@Jason Hickerson ffs quit stating the obvious... any of the drummers I mentioned in my original comment would do more entertaining drum solos than this one for either drummers or non. They’re better and more entertaining than this guy, get over it. I mentioned those drummers because many here may not have heard or discovered them. The caption stated that this was the best drum solo in the history of mankind... I contend that, as entertaining as it is, it is far from it.
Fed up with the this is the best it’s all relative if you love it then who cares what other people think music isn’t a game it’s art don’t try and imply that I know better cos I’m on another level I’m a drummer and I’ve been playing for 45 years I play professionally jazz rock etc I hated ringo until about a year ago when I suddenly got what he was doing now I love him …we need to keep learning and have an open mind …
Apparently you have never seen Neil Peart over his 40+ years in the spotlight, touring with Rush. All else falls short. With that said, this is a great drum solo. Thanks
That solo is fantastic. Ian is definitely and underrated drummer or sometimes totally gets forgotten in drum conversations. Back in the day he was faster than fuck.
@@michaelw.4434 The best drum solo of the world...Ginger Baker Toad Last farewell concert Cream albert hall or Wheels of fire album...the best of the best.
cono pero que pendejo. idiota mirando algo que no te gusta. yo no se quien es Neil Peart, pero no me interesa y no dedico mi tiempo a buscarlo solo porque no me interesa.
@@albertfloreano210 That title goes hands down to "Eloy Casagrande"...that man is a heavy-hitting, calculating, dynamic, machine. He makes alot of the pro's look bad!
Uhh I'll catch flack but Neil always reminded me of a drum teacher consciously 'cutting loose' . A really proficient one. Dry. Not alot in the way of emotional depth of groove going on with him. Its a Canadian thang, I guess.
Alex de Mana didn't put this video up. An enthusiastic fan of his did. So, please stop bagging on an excellent drummer for an opinion that someone else holds of him. No such thing as "the best", anyway. It's all subjective.
A quienes hacen los vídeos no maten a los artistas poniendo títulos como: "el mejor de la historia" o "el más épico" por poner un ejemplo, creo que con poner el ¡EL BUEN SOLO! ahí todos estaríamos contentos, me parece una falta de respeto para los grandes músicos que han existido y a los que aún estan vigentes el poner ese tipo de títulos a los vídeos
Es verdad lo que dices por que además detrás de un gran baterista viene otro mejor o ya existieron y por lo tanto es bueno enfocarse en el buen solo de este muchacho y ya
He does rock. Is the he the best of all time? Not sure, there’s so many great drummer’s that came far far before him and everyone is just repeating what they’ve heard since the 70’s rock n roll era. Still, he is a great performer and has solid chops.
So many good drummers with their own signature why would your always compare who the best ! Drumming is not about speed OR technicality it’s about emotion and musicality ; For instance when this guy play double stroke and fills musical the audience doesn’t react ; and when he strokes single to real ease the tensions everybody applause : go figure ! Brilliant entertainer.
Good rock drummer, plays well and keeps the beat with some interesting and energetic playing. As a solo drummer he has no where near the ability of today's top drummers 🤷🏻♂️
Current music today? It's all I Mac... This guy is incredible... especially for a young man who was homeless on the streets of Miami... then he ends up becoming a member of a band that has sold out Arenas and stadiums for several decades. . He does credit the greatest of the greatest as is inspiration John B. NEAL P. et al. . Most drummers would love to have even 15% of his net worth..
For me Alex is one of the greatest drummers of the world. The way he plays his music, the band mana has a lot of influence from music all over the world, and for me that's what makes Alex a incredible drum player. Not just for this solo,but also for all the songs he plays.
Alex is one of my favorite drummers, he is schooled in rudiments and molds it into his personality. I like drummers who try to be the best THEY can be as opposed to drummers who copy cat other drummers.
El que no conoce a Colaiuta a cualquier Alex le reza, una cosa es hacer show (es buen baterista, no lo niego) pero dista mucho que digan que es el mejor, la técnica de Colaiuta y su versatilidad es algo de admirarse
Ahhh callate. Anda a ver Los videos de coladita si tanto lo Amos y no Los de Alex. Hay qué ser idiota para dedicar tiempo a mirar algo qué no te gusta.
Another tremendous technician/force of nature who like Buddy doesn't play, he performs. He also seriously studied classical percussion, the longhair stuff before the longhair stuff. Swiss tympani wrist control and the Mohler technique whipping motion.
yes the title should definitely be changed to ( I ALEX DE MANA I DO NOT! I REPEAT DO NOT !!AND CANNOT!!! HOLD A CANDLE STICK TO THE LEGENDARY JOHN HENRY BONHAM, AND NEIL PEART, OR PORTNOY'S ASS) . AND I APOLIGIZE FOR ACTING LIKE I COULD SO I WILL TAKE THIS DOWN AND NOW START IT AS( I WISH THIS WAS)
I think they say that as BAIT to get views. I have seen many that say this kind of stuff and then you're expecting something earth shatteringly good. and you get some average drummer doing basic rudimentary drumming.
Jajaja tienes toda la razón! Yo creo si escuchan a Eric Moore o Thomas Lang se va la gente de mero culo. No se por que aman tanto a este cabron de Mana
Really DO YOUR RESEARCH There are Gospel drummer's that play in church that are teenagers are spiritually have more speed LOOK UP GOSPEL CHOPS ,OR GOSPEL DRUMMERS Gospel Shredding
Muchos fans están sorprendidos pero se entiende, mana paso de ser una banda de rock en español a tocar bachata, Alex pues es un baterista decente pero no se compara con los verdaderos grandes bateristas de la historia, que nombrando al mejor Neil Peart de rush, hace ver a Alex como un niño de primaria
Tu error es comparar, Alex es tan bueno como Neil y Neil es tan bueno como Alex, sabes porque? Porque tecnicamente son muy distintos y los dos son de los mejores bateristas del mundo.
Solid with a great visual. Love love the kit setup. Was it the best? I don't know what defines best. But Neil Peart wrote, yes actually wrote a book on soloing. I see this phenomenal drummer here play things I saw Neil do years ago. Try reading "Anatomy Of A Drum Solo". Until then, thanks for sharing and lets enjoy both.
Two words...BUDDY RICH!! This guy couldn't hold a candle to Buddy!! Jesus!! I can do what he's doing!! Not that hard!! I just don't have a spinning riser!😂
What about doing it ( in church on Sunday for free) Do your research, there are GOSPEL DRUMMER'S that you haven't heard, look up Gospel drummer's Gospel Chops
@@bryanjohnson8141 CHURCH IS NOT FOR CHOPS THAT'S ON YO OWN TIME THE ALTER IS A HOLY PLACE TO PRAISE GOD NOT TO SHOW·OFF AND GIVE PRAISES TO YOSELF IF THAT'S WHAT YOU'RE DOING IN THE HOUSE OF THE FATHER YOUR IN THE WRONG PLACE TO BEGIN
@@NOAHCASAS To God be all praise! Who created man in His Own Image, Who gave men gifts, how they are used and exploited is between all men to give answer for. Let's not judge one-another. The bible states that Lucifer, whom God created, was in charge of all Worship/Praise/Instruments...as we can attest...Lucifer got greedy and wanted to be God, he was Selfish and GOD banished Lucifer from heaven and sent him to Earth, Lucifer took 1/3 of Gods angels with him. Jesus Christ defeated Lucifer (Satan) for all eternity, when his blood was shed on Calvary's Tree. But GOD raised His Son Jesus Christ from the dead. Satan cannot defeat you, (If) you are Saved and believe into Christ and the work He did to freely purchase you from an eternity Separated from Light, The Light and Eternal Life with Jesus Christ. Are You Saved? Have you repented from your Sin's? It's a CHOICE that we will either LIVE OR DIE BY!!! Q: What does Jesus have to say about drumming? Think on it and give all Glory to God.
@@vickycortez2644 talves sus solos no es nada complicado , pero cuando toca las canciones ay si se nota la diferencia , y ojo en cada concierto hace toques diferentes en los temas. me gusta mas cuando toca los temas y no el solo
Non drummers make me laugh. You all think that because a rock drummer has a big kit and plays fast with lots of energy, that automatically makes him "the best in the world ever" HOW LITTLE YOU KNOW
Jeff Porcaro, Tony Thompson, John Bonham, Billy Cobham, Carl Palmer, Buddy Rich, Gene Krupa, Gene Shaunasey, Neil Peret, just off the top of my head. Guy is Very good too. No where near the best. Check out some of the aforementioned then let me know!! Not even broaching some of the great Jazz drummers.
Estoy de acuerdo con Tigo amigo Carlos es pura fama que tiene este baterista.mi primo ase eso y no es famoso más sin embargo pienso que este no sabe tocar un huapango o algo duranguense.
@@galeany5galeany573 este baterista toca , salsa , bachata, reguee ,cumbia , bossa nova y el metal. Talves sus solos no son buenos, pero en los temas si es otra cosa.
For all you none musicians this may sound like the best solo, however, for drummers or musician this would not be considered the best. Its a ok, loud and long solo with repetitive paradiddles. Don't get me wrong (guys a pro) it takes talent to do this but its far form being the best. I give this guy 👍 for his hard work and dedication, most of all endurance. No special degree of Dynamics or a signature style, mostly speed. miced up drummers always sound good
Exactly there are...in fact I played drums myself during my prime years in my hometown, all though today I play, guitar and some bass....but still love drums...been listening to drummers since Billy Cohen, ...all the way through Buddy, Aldridge, Alex, Castronovo, Alex EVH....even Phil Colins, but most admired...Rick Allen ..one hand drummer..all great but, all had in common a drum drill during solos, you woud choose who ran it better...Neil would put up a drill plus a musical concept on drums, various toms tones hit at the right moment..is what I described as a Drum Concert...plus the setup...thats what makes him the greatest..today we might have a probaly Neil growing...6 year old named Baby Drummer....creates his own squence and details on the pc then follows through, plays with great feeling... Cant say I know alot but seen pretty much to figure it out. By the way, had the priviledge to see Neil live at my home town....unforgetable experience.
@@prhtasecuritycommittee8657 Do you know of Tony Royster Jr? Or Larnelle Lewis, Dennis Chambers, Carter beauford, Thomas Lang, Danny Carey?? Neil was a great drummer but with so many contrasting styles there's no way to say who is the best. In my opinion it definitely wasn't him.
@@mapexzildjian6361 like I said I agree and respect your view...but also would say and agree the type of music played defines alot on the drummers role...Rush progressive style olayed by three, (not much help by guitar) required Neil & Gedy to fill all the gabs, the accents on the melodys...the right detail at the right time plus duos with bass....he was not just playing the song...had alot of work..but hey again I respect your view...but this should rap it up: Hall of Fame: 1983 Best Rock Drummer*: 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 2006, 2008 Best Multi-Percussionist*: 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986 Best Percussion Instrumentalist: 1982 Most Promising New Drummer: 1980 Best All Around: 1986 1986 Honor Roll: Rock Drummer, Multi-Percussion (* - As a member of the Honor Roll in these categories, he is no longer eligible for votes in the above categories.) Best Instructional Video: 2006, for Anatomy of a Drum Solo Best Drum Recording of the 1980s, 2007, for "YYZ" from Exit... Stage Left Best Recorded Performance: 1980: Permanent Waves 1981: Moving Pictures 1982: Exit... Stage Left 1983: Signals 1985: Grace Under Pressure 1986: Power Windows 1988: Hold Your Fire 1989: A Show of Hands 1990: Presto 1992: Roll the Bones 1993: Counterparts 1997: Test for Echo 1999: Different Stages 2002: Vapor Trails 2004: R30 2007: Snakes & Arrows 2011: Time Machine 2012: Clockwork Angels Peart received the following awards from DRUM! magazine for 2007:[112] Drummer of the Year Best Progressive Rock Drummer Best Live Performer Best DVD (Anatomy Of A Drum Solo) Best Drumming Album (Snakes & Arrows) Peart received the following awards from DRUM! magazine for 2008:[113] Drummer of the Year Best Progressive Rock Drummer (Runner-Up) Best Mainstream Pop Drummer (Runner-Up) Best Live Drumming Performer Peart received the following awards from DRUM! magazine for 2009:[114] Drummer Of The Year Best Progressive Rock Drummer Peart received the following awards from DRUM! magazine for 2010:[115] Drummer of the Year Best Live Performer (Runner-Up) Best Progressive Rock Drummer (Runner-Up) Other honors and awards Peart was made an Officer of the Order of Canada on May 9, 1996, together with Lee and Lifeson. The trio was the first rock band to be so honoured, as a group.[116] Peart was inducted into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame along with Lifeson and Lee in 2010.[117] On April 18, 2013, Rush was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.[118] After Peart's death, the St. Catharines city council began a process to name the pavilion in Lakeside Park after Peart.[119 And still 2015 with brain cancer affecting his leg....he was still Rolling big time....
Never, in history???? Theres a video where this guy is playing with mark minneman and mark destroys him. Mark even has to tone it down a little so alex wont feel bad.
Así como que el mejor solo de la historia, pues no creo pero si reconozco que es un excelente baterista. Al menos nivel Latinoamérica creo que si. Larga vida al Rock!
Thanks for sharing your opinion... Look this man up, look at how long he's been doing this for. Credit to this man for staying talented and true to his work.
Well, Mr. Ptacnik. I´m sure your opinion stands very exclusiv. This solo is definitely an extended cover of the great Ian Paice "Made in Japan" drumsolo - and, of course, not on the level of the real greats: Cobham, Weckl, Chambers, Rich, Williams, Harrison...
Alex espectacular como siempre y la batería que hermosa maná la mejor banda de la historia latinoamericana sin duda ninguna por favor maná vengan a ecuador nos deben un concierto en 2016 suspendieron por el terremoto pero tienen que volver a llenar los estadios de ecuador viva maná larga vida saludos muchachos
"La mejor banda de la historia latinoamericana"... O sea. Cuál sería la segunda?
@@eduardoricotti7855 bueno es a mi criterio para mí si es maná por todo lo que a conseguido después no se puede ser Soda Estereo Héroes del silencio no sé si los enanos verdes en fin hay opiniones a lo mejor para otros será otra banda no lo sé pero es lo que yo creo
maná son los numbers 1 y no por algo uno de los mejores guitarrista del mundo Carlos Santana los invito a que participaran en su disco
Tal vez para los fresas mana es la banda no.1 en mi punto de vista los numero uno son los caifanes
@@chaos360 En México talvez pero en Latinoamérica no han trasc
endido tanto hay países que ni los conocen yo no sé en Argentina por ejemplo en cambio mana es una super banda con Soda stereo para mí es lo mejor de Latinoamérica más conocidos en el mundo caifanes si es buena banda pero creo que se quedaron en el caminó y la verdad no me agradan mucho por ahí unas cuatro canciones y paré de contar
Meanwhile Neil Peart, Carl Palmer, John Bonham, and Phil Collins say "Here hold my glass of wine. I"LL be right back."
I agree completely, sounds like a beginner, no melody. It's doesn't take you anywhere!
I was thinking the same thing.. I actually skipped through most of it because it was getting boring and repetitious. Every time I skipped a little it was like nothing changed.. Just a different TomTom.. Yawn.... I'll give him credit for fast hands. But best drum solo in the history of mankind.. Total letdown..
@@todd_raymond hey, at least he looks cool doing it?
Vinnie Colaiuta could play that solo with one hand tied behind his back and three broken fingers on the other hand. 🙄
@@mikeo5657 well, he did smile. LoL !!
You: Best drum solo in history
Neil Peart: Hold my Macallan
Hold my maracas
@@scottpitner4298-You have no clue what Macallan is...do you. And go ask your mommy to hold your deformed and freakishly tiny maraca’s
And poor ole Alex if he actually sees this is gonna be like, “Aww man, why did they have to bring up Peart! Now I look like a giant douche!”
I'm so sick of when drums are the topic the average person think's Neil Peart.
He was great. There are many that are just as good or greater.
Tony Royster Jr.
Thomas Lang. Larnelle Lewis. Danny Carey. Carter Beaufort ...& many more
@@mapexzildjian6361-There are other great drummers, but no one composed their drum parts the way Peart did..he didn’t just play...he COMPOSED his drum parts and they were repeatable night after night for 40+ years. He’s also a master lyricist, novelist, avid ADV rider, bicyclist and an all around wonderful human being. And btw, I’m a 30 year drummer, so I’m not the ‘average person’. Why you bringin the hate bruh?
What's with the haters on this guy? Of COURSE, he has been influenced by Neil, Paicey, Carl and Virgil but why the slams on this guy? He's got super chops, has great showmanship and is fun to watch! And, he's got a zillion screaming fans eating it up and you don't!!
Yes, a little chops heavy and less melodical and yes, he stole the revolving drumkit from Neil (who actually stole the idea from Carl Palmer from Carl's early 70s hybrid electronic/acoustic 360 degree revolving kit)...and everybody stole the HUGE kit idea from Hal Blaine who stole it from Sonny Greer, so nothing new here but still superbly executed and a boatload of fun! It's called ENTERTAINMENT, folks...not a competition!
I think Neil Peart has the best drum solo ever, this dude did good but it’s just a cheap knockoff of what Neil already did but Neil did it first and was way better
What you talking about?
Neil was way much, much, much fking better! We not even have to compare it with Nail!
Master of the drum kit = Buddy Rich. Best of all time.
Modern Professor of the drum kit = Neil Peart. Second only to Mr. Rich.
Agree, Peart has it over this guy, good as is.
Thank you, i could not agree more.
not even qualified to be under resemblance to Neil...
The best drum solo of the history, by Buddy Rich, Caravan.
West Side Story solo was amazing.
@@normc.9705 Yeah but you see the Buddy Rich solo? it's the best of the history drums solos
@@sacramento_240i Caravan solo was great, but my vote still goes to the West Side Story solo...th-cam.com/video/htB98QaVGL8/w-d-xo.html
YES... THANK YOU.
Love Caravan. A great workout for any competent big band even without the Master.
Thomas Lang just tuning his drums is on a different level
Yeah, true but that dude isn't human so there is that...
Thank you!
No kidding. I think someone needs to research some drummers before making such a bold statement. Not a clue
Rich, Carey, Paice, Lang etc, etc..Ringo and Watts as well, for sure. The list goes on. All communicating/expressing facets their individual personalities thru their instrument. Its where artists(musicians esp) go when muscle memory, limb independence aren't so much a concern. You can't really maintain a conversation until you can pronounce and understand a language. Diversity insures they'll always be an opening for future legends. To use my metaphor again, how boring it would be if we all thought and spoke alike?
It's why I have an issue with all this 'who's the best' or 'who's your favorite'. None of it means anything but it would mean even less if there was nothing to compare with. So what are you waiting for, power off the computer and go woodshed.
You are spot on, my friend!
Rolls and triplets. ...he has that down. But no where even close to Buddy an Neil. Both are on a level few ever will reach.
My feeling is this: There are times when there is nothing as boring in the entire history of mankind as a drum solo. This here is one of those times. With few exceptions like Buddy, Ian Paice and Danny Carey who are tremendous technicians and its amazing just to witness the motor coordination of these cats. esp for drummers. It's Jim Chapin's advanced techniques book come to life. I made it almost to page 3. I've been playing for almost sixty laps around the Sun and I can confidently say this guy is mostly self-taught which is fine but he never took it beyond singles and triplets with some crossover flash. Drums sound annoying and the story he's attempting to tell has no plot nor imagination. I mean the guy's Latin for cryin out loud. What's the problem? He stops like 5 times (wtf) for no reason other than to play the same stuff on different drums then just kinda peters out at the end. What else did you get for Christmas? Shit, at least blow something up. One bonus point: the girls down there seem to really know their business when it comes to screaming and that's always been music to my ears, just sayin...
C'mon man Ginger Baker gotta be in there somewhere too!!
@@peterhlinka4789 Gotta mention Bobby Jarzombek from Rare Earth, Fates Warning and also tours with Sebastian Bach. Check this example out - th-cam.com/video/buPZrZ1DROc/w-d-xo.html
@@craigsaimes4063
Billi Cobham
@@joanmiquelrius3156 Steve Smith, (Formerly of Journey,) & Todd Suchermann (Presently with Stix!)
There are so many incredible drummers in the world. I've seen a lot of them.
Absolutely correct you are sir!
Ya WELL this ain't one of them
@@troyerkenbeck2761sí lo es, se nota que usted señor no sabe nada.
Go check out Thomas Lang, Virgil Donati, Mike Mangini, Tony Royster Jr, Dave Weckl, Marco Minneman, Buddy Rich to name a few... this guy is clearly an excellent drummer but all the guys I mention are virtuosos and would wipe the floor with him...
Don t forget Carl Palmer , Neil Peart and Cozy !!
You took the words right out of my mouth. Seriously II was going to name those same drummers with the exception of Rich but you were right to add him.
@Jason Hickerson yep, that’s why Rihanna sells more records than DT, a shame.
@Jason Hickerson ffs quit stating the obvious... any of the drummers I mentioned in my original comment would do more entertaining drum solos than this one for either drummers or non. They’re better and more entertaining than this guy, get over it. I mentioned those drummers because many here may not have heard or discovered them. The caption stated that this was the best drum solo in the history of mankind... I contend that, as entertaining as it is, it is far from it.
@Jason Hickerson This is a jamming, kick ass solo. I don't know why people are dogging him. This dude wields his sticks like a rock soldier...
Title should be “A drum solo that impresses non-drummers”
Agreed
I'm right there with you in that one.
and Keith Moon fans.
Yep...
What was that you said....?
Sorry... I fell asleep watching this....
Lol
The best drum solo in the history of mankind, seriously. You need to get out more. Vinnie could do that in a coma!
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I can play that but I choose to play more musical than that. Alex just does a bunch of fast rolls and calls it a solo...
Lol. My kids could do the same licks. This is about as sharp as a butterknife
@@dubuis69 That's not playing drums, That's "Beating" drums!! BIG difference!! I've seen better "Solos" with a lot less drums & cymbals!!
Fed up with the this is the best it’s all relative if you love it then who cares what other people think music isn’t a game it’s art don’t try and imply that I know better cos I’m on another level I’m a drummer and I’ve been playing for 45 years I play professionally jazz rock etc I hated ringo until about a year ago when I suddenly got what he was doing now I love him …we need to keep learning and have an open mind …
Never put the best in the title cuz you will get ripped up by the commenters even if your extremely talented
i totally agreed with you i would say one of the best solo's but not that historical enjoyed it very
its a sickness in socity today !! nothing is just what its is today ! social media is ruining many lives 😣
Gavin Harrison, Minemann, Colaiuta, Tony Royster Jr, Thomas Lang, Dave Weckl, Jojo Mayer, Virgil Donati, Buddy Rich, Neil Peart...to name a few, only.
Gavin and Buddy are my favorite solos!!
Dennis Chambers
Steve Smith
Carl Palmer
Billy Cobham
Steward Copland
Terry Bozzio
Mike Portnoy
Etc.etc.etc.
Now Daniel Carrol here, like myself, actually knows drummers that just warp the mind, make me wanna yard sale my rig! Lol
STEVE GADD!
@@maakeklein4073 groovy pocket man,one of the all time best 🤙🥁
Apparently you have never seen Neil Peart over his 40+ years in the spotlight, touring with Rush. All else falls short. With that said, this is a great drum solo. Thanks
And you never seen Buddy Rich solo with Caravan, West Side Story? Buddy Rich do the best solo of the history BRUH
Or Danny Carey
@@sacramento_240i you are totally correct my friend
But that drummer obviously did@
Neil is the best ever, hands down.
Ian Paice "The Mule" on "Made in Japan" by Deep Purple is 1 every drummer should know about
That solo is fantastic. Ian is definitely and underrated drummer or sometimes totally gets forgotten in drum conversations. Back in the day he was faster than fuck.
Good call,its been a while, I'm gonna have to pull out my vinyl on that one,Thanks for great reminder!!!
@@michaelw.4434 The best drum solo of the world...Ginger Baker Toad Last farewell concert
Cream albert hall or Wheels of fire album...the best of the best.
@@padovaniroland Yes,I really Like that one too,,another good one is Ric Lee,Ten Years After,Recorded Live album.called "Hobbit"...👍
He is good, he just isn't close to Neil Peart.
Isn’t close for sure,miles in front of Mr. Pearl, technically speaking.
@@zenos.5315 Wrong
@@zenos.5315 I beg the differ
In the history of mankind? I guess you've never seen Neil Peart in Frankfort.....
There are teenagers that play in church have more skills
Do your research look up
Gospel drummer's
Gospel Chops
Gospel Shredding
What the Fuck does the legendary Neil Pearl have to do w this!!!
cono pero que pendejo. idiota mirando algo que no te gusta. yo no se quien es Neil Peart, pero no me interesa y no dedico mi tiempo a buscarlo solo porque no me interesa.
@@robinsonsaez3580 exactly!
@Ali V. In his own mind
SERIOUSLY.............WHO IS THIS GUY ???
Virgil Donati’s whole life is one long drum solo.
Virgil! 🤘
Vergil would be falling asleep watching this guy
Virgil's kick ass preforming in stormbringer..was fucking great.
This should be called "Solo for beginner's with a nice kit"
Lmao pls Alex is the greatest drummer in Latin America
@@albertfloreano210 That title goes hands down to "Eloy Casagrande"...that man is a heavy-hitting, calculating, dynamic, machine. He makes alot of the pro's look bad!
Post this again when he reaches Mike Portnoy level. Then we can discuss if he’s as good as Peart ,Portnoy,Harrison,Carey,etc.
You forgot about The Rev
Aah,,, Always white people trying to be first. Portnoy, or porn? Which one is it?
I love Portnoy but his solos aren't that great either, I'm not hating
@@gmenterprisesagmandlpcorpo9920 nothing to do with skin colour my friend. Its is all about quality. Peart, Portnoy, Bohnam are much better drummers.
You obviously haven't been to a Rush concert.
No way....maybe just a good solo...Neal Peart...thats the greatest of all times
You can’t compare Peart to this dude, sorry
No one is as good as Neal Peart so far.
@@stevezane John Bonham and Neil Peart are the best drummers of all time
@@stevezane Carl Palmer along with em too
Uhh I'll catch flack but Neil always reminded me of a drum teacher consciously 'cutting loose' . A really proficient one. Dry. Not alot in the way of emotional depth of groove going on with him. Its a Canadian thang, I guess.
Alex de Mana didn't put this video up. An enthusiastic fan of his did. So, please stop bagging on an excellent drummer for an opinion that someone else holds of him. No such thing as "the best", anyway. It's all subjective.
A quienes hacen los vídeos no maten a los artistas poniendo títulos como: "el mejor de la historia" o "el más épico" por poner un ejemplo, creo que con poner el ¡EL BUEN SOLO! ahí todos estaríamos contentos, me parece una falta de respeto para los grandes músicos que han existido y a los que aún estan vigentes el poner ese tipo de títulos a los vídeos
Es verdad lo que dices por que además detrás de un gran baterista viene otro mejor o ya existieron y por lo tanto es bueno enfocarse en el buen solo de este muchacho y ya
He does rock. Is the he the best of all time? Not sure, there’s so many great drummer’s that came far far before him and everyone is just repeating what they’ve heard since the 70’s rock n roll era. Still, he is a great performer and has solid chops.
Need to change the title, he is good. Best no.
If you want to watch a "true" solo....
Look up Terry Bozzio.
Neil Peart
Ian Paice
Three very different drummers so you can get the picture.
Virgil Donati would wipe the floor with this guy😂🙈.
You are so right Steven!!!
So many good drummers with their own signature why would your always compare who the best ! Drumming is not about speed OR technicality it’s about emotion and musicality ;
For instance when this guy play double stroke and fills musical the audience doesn’t react ; and when he strokes single to real ease the tensions everybody applause : go figure !
Brilliant entertainer.
he's a drumline quad player that eventually incorporated his feet. seen it way too many times.
Apparently you haven't seen too many drum solos? I mean, it was okay but.......
This drum solo is a whole bunch of NOPE! Greatest my ass.
Its definitely a one way express ticket Sorry About Your Chops Town.
How many drummer did you see drumming ever? :D
Good rock drummer, plays well and keeps the beat with some interesting and energetic playing. As a solo drummer he has no where near the ability of today's top drummers 🤷🏻♂️
As a solo drummer he has nowhere near the ability of Buddy Rich 60 years ago.
Current music today? It's all I Mac...
This guy is incredible... especially for a young man who was homeless on the streets of Miami... then he ends up becoming a member of a band that has sold out Arenas and stadiums for several decades. . He does credit the greatest of the greatest as is inspiration John B. NEAL P. et al. . Most drummers would love to have even 15% of his net worth..
@@seandavis2520 net worth doesn't equal talent and a sob story doesn't equal jack shit lol
I definitely wouldn’t go that far.. Mike Portnoy is someone you should really have a look at first. Just sayin..
For me Alex is one of the greatest drummers of the world. The way he plays his music, the band mana has a lot of influence from music all over the world, and for me that's what makes Alex a incredible drum player. Not just for this solo,but also for all the songs he plays.
And may as well take a listen to Danny Carey while he's at it!
asael perez - Not the best drum solo in the history of mankind though.
Milan- Dany Carey definitely a Top 5 candidate!..
Portnoy is the real deal, it all seems effortless to him. Not sure I have ever seen him solo but I can only guess its amazing.
Not bad... Now go watch Neil Peart do 4 different beats with his limbs at the same time..
Are you sure
do your research look up
Gospel drummer's
Gospel Chops
Gospel Shredding
teenagers play harder in church
Do your research
Have you heard of Simon Phillips?? Just saying
I agree ! Neil Peart and Simón Philips ? It is the next level man ! Alex is good but nothing to do with these drum monsters !
What about Stwart Copeland ?
How about John Bonham
Neil Peart mastered drum soloing before this guy was born.
Alex is one of my favorite drummers, he is schooled in rudiments and molds it into his personality. I like drummers who try to be the best THEY can be as opposed to drummers who copy cat other drummers.
I guess I'm missing something.
Oh yeah, I miss Neil Peart, Bonham (RIP) let's not forget Copeland, A Van Halen among SO MANY OTHERS.
El que no conoce a Colaiuta a cualquier Alex le reza, una cosa es hacer show (es buen baterista, no lo niego) pero dista mucho que digan que es el mejor, la técnica de Colaiuta y su versatilidad es algo de admirarse
Ahhh callate. Anda a ver Los videos de coladita si tanto lo Amos y no Los de Alex. Hay qué ser idiota para dedicar tiempo a mirar algo qué no te gusta.
Is that Tom Cruise staring at me?
Carl Palmer: Hold my beer..
Another tremendous technician/force of nature who like Buddy doesn't play, he performs. He also seriously studied classical percussion, the longhair stuff before the longhair stuff. Swiss tympani wrist control and the Mohler technique whipping motion.
Ginger Baker, it's not how fast you play, it's what you say!
totally agree Eddie there are so many talented drummers out there amazing talents this was a great solo
* Yes Eddie 👍
Neal Peart. Now I think he is the best. R.I.P.
This kinda looks like me when I got a small kit for Xmas at the age of 6
yes the title should definitely be changed to ( I ALEX DE MANA I DO NOT! I REPEAT DO NOT !!AND CANNOT!!! HOLD A CANDLE STICK TO THE LEGENDARY JOHN HENRY BONHAM, AND NEIL PEART, OR PORTNOY'S ASS) . AND I APOLIGIZE FOR ACTING LIKE I COULD SO I WILL TAKE THIS DOWN AND NOW START IT AS( I WISH THIS WAS)
Tommy lee wanna be! He does nothing that the real top drummers have already done! Boring solo...
I prefer that drum solo by every other drummer
I like Alex Gonzalez but that is definitely not the best solo in the history of mankind.
I think they say that as BAIT to get views. I have seen many that say this kind of stuff and then you're expecting something earth shatteringly good. and you get some average drummer doing basic rudimentary drumming.
El mejor?
Con qué poquito pinole se ahogan!!
Jajaja tienes toda la razón! Yo creo si escuchan a Eric Moore o Thomas Lang se va la gente de mero culo.
No se por que aman tanto a este cabron de Mana
@@bpdaviddc es puro pinche ruido....!!!! No aporta nada, no hace ni siquiera ningún cambio de patrón solo puro madrazo y velocidad
Jajajajaja
Malisimo ese tipo
@@bpdaviddc
La respuesta es simple por Mana...eso es todo
Neil Peart.... ! The Professor. Alex a pupil!
Neil peart king of drumers, this guy is a really bad imitation.
Really
DO YOUR RESEARCH
There are Gospel drummer's that play in church that are teenagers are spiritually have more speed
LOOK UP GOSPEL CHOPS ,OR GOSPEL DRUMMERS
Gospel Shredding
Neil Peart son palabras mayores
@@cesarcalles3183 son dos estilos totalmente diferentes... two different styles , no se lo pueden comparar, you can't make a comparison between them.
never compare a music man whit other music man.....the music is to enjoy is not a fight
Meanwhile Buddy Rich, Max Roach and Joe Morello are busy yawning!
Muchos fans están sorprendidos pero se entiende, mana paso de ser una banda de rock en español a tocar bachata, Alex pues es un baterista decente pero no se compara con los verdaderos grandes bateristas de la historia, que nombrando al mejor Neil Peart de rush, hace ver a Alex como un niño de primaria
Tu error es comparar, Alex es tan bueno como Neil y Neil es tan bueno como Alex, sabes porque? Porque tecnicamente son muy distintos y los dos son de los mejores bateristas del mundo.
Solid with a great visual. Love love the kit setup. Was it the best? I don't know what defines best. But Neil Peart wrote, yes actually wrote a book on soloing. I see this phenomenal drummer here play things I saw Neil do years ago. Try reading "Anatomy Of A Drum Solo". Until then, thanks for sharing and lets enjoy both.
Jajajaja Alex es un exelente baterista pero the best drum solo in the history of mankind, come on!!
He is good you have talor Hawkins David growl buddy rich Stewart so many good drummers
Neil Pert wayyy better!
Apparently you have not seen Carmine Appice’s work on his skins.
Great groove and feel player, something lost on Mr Mana, here but he's Latin, so where's the syncopation, the dancing chops? Too vanilla for me.
Two words...BUDDY RICH!! This guy couldn't hold a candle to Buddy!! Jesus!! I can do what he's doing!! Not that hard!! I just don't have a spinning riser!😂
Sandy Hancock alright then do it
Cool, so go do it in sold out arenas too. Oh wait...
What about doing it ( in church on Sunday for free)
Do your research, there are GOSPEL DRUMMER'S that you haven't heard, look up
Gospel drummer's
Gospel Chops
@@bryanjohnson8141 CHURCH IS NOT FOR CHOPS THAT'S ON YO OWN TIME THE ALTER IS A HOLY PLACE TO PRAISE GOD NOT TO SHOW·OFF AND GIVE PRAISES TO YOSELF IF THAT'S WHAT YOU'RE DOING IN THE HOUSE OF THE FATHER YOUR IN THE WRONG PLACE TO BEGIN
@@NOAHCASAS To God be all praise! Who created man in His Own Image, Who gave men gifts, how they are used and exploited is between all men to give answer for. Let's not judge one-another. The bible states that Lucifer, whom God created, was in charge of all Worship/Praise/Instruments...as we can attest...Lucifer got greedy and wanted to be God, he was Selfish and GOD banished Lucifer from heaven and sent him to Earth, Lucifer took 1/3 of Gods angels with him. Jesus Christ defeated Lucifer (Satan) for all eternity, when his blood was shed on Calvary's Tree. But GOD raised His Son Jesus Christ from the dead. Satan cannot defeat you, (If) you are Saved and believe into Christ and the work He did to freely purchase you from an eternity Separated from Light, The Light and Eternal Life with Jesus Christ. Are You Saved? Have you repented from your Sin's? It's a CHOICE that we will either LIVE OR DIE BY!!!
Q: What does Jesus have to say about drumming? Think on it and give all Glory to God.
He isn’t playing anything amazing but he IS playing it right
Que masoquistas son todos estos criticones perfectos , prefieren a otros bateristas y aqui metidos contemplando a alex tocar 😂 , Jajajajajaja ,
A tocado con scorpions asi es la gente de emvidiosa
Ni mds me basto solo medio minuto para confirmar que este gy es malo, solo se imprecionan los pen...que no saben de musica
@@emmanueldejesushernandezes7303 no mms, envidia? jajajajaja piensas que porque hace circo, maroma y "tiatro" jajaja ya es chingon? No pos wow
@@vickycortez2644 talves sus solos no es nada complicado , pero cuando toca las canciones ay si se nota la diferencia , y ojo en cada concierto hace toques diferentes en los temas. me gusta mas cuando toca los temas y no el solo
Just goes to show that just because you have a huge drum kit doesn't mean you're a great drummer.
John Bonham? Ever heard of him.
Probably they don't
Loser
Barrymore Barlow, ever heard of him? He played with Jethro Tull for close to 10 years. Google what John Bonham had to say about him.
@@johnapryorjr To be honest I have never heard of him but I watched and read about him and I agree he is very good.
I just don't like the clickbait title of this video.
Non drummers make me laugh.
You all think that because a rock drummer has a big kit and plays fast with lots of energy, that automatically makes him "the best in the world ever"
HOW LITTLE YOU KNOW
Far far from the best!! That's a silly comment to make. Yes, very talented guy. The best..? Nope
Jeff Porcaro, Tony Thompson, John Bonham, Billy Cobham, Carl Palmer, Buddy Rich, Gene Krupa, Gene Shaunasey, Neil Peret, just off the top of my head. Guy is Very good too. No where near the best. Check out some of the aforementioned then let me know!! Not even broaching some of the great Jazz drummers.
No doubt. Love jazz drumming. Check out Omar Hakim Trio of Oz. Effortless.
Is Gene Shaunasey Ed’s son?
PURO REDOBLES Y MAS REDOBLES UHMMMMMM SI OBSERVAMOS A JOHN BONHAM VEREMOS LA GRAN DIFERENCIA JE SIEMPRE SERÁS MI FAVORITO JOHN!!
Totalmente de acuerdo contigo, puro redoble y nunca tiene alguna variación en sus patrones
Estoy de acuerdo con Tigo amigo Carlos es pura fama que tiene este baterista.mi primo ase eso y no es famoso más sin embargo pienso que este no sabe tocar un huapango o algo duranguense.
@@galeany5galeany573 este baterista toca , salsa , bachata, reguee ,cumbia , bossa nova y el metal. Talves sus solos no son buenos, pero en los temas si es otra cosa.
@@galeany5galeany573 sufrio mucho para llegar a esa fama , de nada se gana tocar encerrado en un cuarto
Clearly, there's a typo in the title here ... Yes?
But of course, he DOES know how to play the instrument ... eh.
Let's see 360 degrees Mr. Peart did that in the 1980's then Mr. Van Halen in the 1980's.
Mr. Gonza'lez is good but, nothing new.
I dont know but i think Carl Palmer was the one who started all, i dont know if was somebody else did it before, anybody knows?
Carl Palmer in the '70s
If this is the greatest solo eva, pull yoself away from those damn drum machines!!
whoever calls this the best.. don't know drumming or any other drummers in the world.
For all you none musicians this may sound like the best solo, however, for drummers or musician this would not be considered the best. Its a ok, loud and long solo with repetitive paradiddles. Don't get me wrong (guys a pro) it takes talent to do this but its far form being the best. I give this guy 👍 for his hard work and dedication, most of all endurance. No special degree of Dynamics or a signature style, mostly speed. miced up drummers always sound good
He is OK...not really an amazing drummer, just ok, like him there are thousands. You need to listen the masters and then you'll see the difference.
Well said
You're absolutely right.
He doesn't hold a candle to Neil Peart
Apenas me lo acabo de aventar ayer en vivo Aki en El Paso Tx ... ese Alex es otro royo ... Dios bendiga a MANA siempre ...
Yo tambien estuve ahí y si, se la rifo el vato .. Muy bien Show!
NOT a 'best' at all. Youngsters think everything is fresh from their limited perspective. It is however energetic and a fun vid.
They’ve obliviously never heard of Buddy Rich !!!!
Matt garska does this with his bass drums!
Such a cool looking drum set!
Only the drum set
Neal Peart...no contest...Neil did not give drum solo...every drummer does...Neil gave a DRUM CONCÉRT...truly missed
So he's the only drummer name you know huh?
There are many, equal or better drummers than Neil.
Exactly there are...in fact I played drums myself during my prime years in my hometown, all though today I play, guitar and some bass....but still love drums...been listening to drummers since Billy Cohen, ...all the way through Buddy, Aldridge, Alex, Castronovo, Alex EVH....even Phil Colins, but most admired...Rick Allen ..one hand drummer..all great but, all had in common a drum drill during solos, you woud choose who ran it better...Neil would put up a drill plus a musical concept on drums, various toms tones hit at the right moment..is what I described as a Drum Concert...plus the setup...thats what makes him the greatest..today we might have a probaly Neil growing...6 year old named Baby Drummer....creates his own squence and details on the pc then follows through, plays with great feeling... Cant say I know alot but seen pretty much to figure it out. By the way, had the priviledge to see Neil live at my home town....unforgetable experience.
@@prhtasecuritycommittee8657
Do you know of Tony Royster Jr? Or Larnelle Lewis, Dennis Chambers, Carter beauford, Thomas Lang, Danny Carey??
Neil was a great drummer but with so many contrasting styles there's no way to say who is the best. In my opinion it definitely wasn't him.
@@mapexzildjian6361 like I said I agree and respect your view...but also would say and agree the type of music played defines alot on the drummers role...Rush progressive style olayed by three, (not much help by guitar) required Neil & Gedy to fill all the gabs, the accents on the melodys...the right detail at the right time plus duos with bass....he was not just playing the song...had alot of work..but hey again I respect your view...but this should rap it up:
Hall of Fame: 1983
Best Rock Drummer*: 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 2006, 2008
Best Multi-Percussionist*: 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986
Best Percussion Instrumentalist: 1982
Most Promising New Drummer: 1980
Best All Around: 1986
1986 Honor Roll: Rock Drummer, Multi-Percussion
(* - As a member of the Honor Roll in these categories, he is no longer eligible for votes in the above categories.)
Best Instructional Video: 2006, for Anatomy of a Drum Solo
Best Drum Recording of the 1980s, 2007, for "YYZ" from Exit... Stage Left
Best Recorded Performance:
1980: Permanent Waves
1981: Moving Pictures
1982: Exit... Stage Left
1983: Signals
1985: Grace Under Pressure
1986: Power Windows
1988: Hold Your Fire
1989: A Show of Hands
1990: Presto
1992: Roll the Bones
1993: Counterparts
1997: Test for Echo
1999: Different Stages
2002: Vapor Trails
2004: R30
2007: Snakes & Arrows
2011: Time Machine
2012: Clockwork Angels
Peart received the following awards from DRUM! magazine for 2007:[112]
Drummer of the Year
Best Progressive Rock Drummer
Best Live Performer
Best DVD (Anatomy Of A Drum Solo)
Best Drumming Album (Snakes & Arrows)
Peart received the following awards from DRUM! magazine for 2008:[113]
Drummer of the Year
Best Progressive Rock Drummer (Runner-Up)
Best Mainstream Pop Drummer (Runner-Up)
Best Live Drumming Performer
Peart received the following awards from DRUM! magazine for 2009:[114]
Drummer Of The Year
Best Progressive Rock Drummer
Peart received the following awards from DRUM! magazine for 2010:[115]
Drummer of the Year
Best Live Performer (Runner-Up)
Best Progressive Rock Drummer (Runner-Up)
Other honors and awards
Peart was made an Officer of the Order of Canada on May 9, 1996, together with Lee and Lifeson. The trio was the first rock band to be so honoured, as a group.[116]
Peart was inducted into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame along with Lifeson and Lee in 2010.[117]
On April 18, 2013, Rush was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.[118]
After Peart's death, the St. Catharines city council began a process to name the pavilion in Lakeside Park after Peart.[119
And still 2015 with brain cancer affecting his leg....he was still Rolling big time....
😲 OMG. REALLY? WHO CAME UP WITH THIS. THE BEST DRUM SOLO EVER. OHHHHHHH I GET IT.....ITS A JOKE...WELL THAT WAS DARN FUNNY.
Pretty bad ass man!! Could NEVER get Journey to give me a cool riser like this but NOPE!!
He Deen , Old British friend of Ross Valory Simon Dickinson,met you before and gave RV a bass one time. Happy New Year, Miss you M8.
Never, in history???? Theres a video where this guy is playing with mark minneman and mark destroys him. Mark even has to tone it down a little so alex wont feel bad.
Now go check out Virgil Donati, thank me later
Whoever titled this video has never been to a Rush concert.
Lol" Scott Travis/Mighty priest/ Racer× leaves him within land time forgot".
Best drum solo in the history of mankind? Not. Even. Close. RIP NEP!
Así como que el mejor solo de la historia, pues no creo pero si reconozco que es un excelente baterista. Al menos nivel Latinoamérica creo que si. Larga vida al Rock!
Whoever said this is the best drum solo ever. 2 words for you to look up. Buddy Rich.
The best drum solo in the history of mankind? Have you been living under a rock???
You have obviously never heard of Neil Peart, Simon Phillips, Thomas Laing, Gavin Harrison......
Not the best on the world. Come on. Listen to mike mangini dream theater drummer. Alex is one of the best
He basically played the same solo a half dozen times just on different drums. Go look up Simon Phillips.
Thanks for mentioning Simon Phillips. Awesome drummer. Carl Palmer, Billy Cobham, Omar Hakim also
Good drummer! But there’s many others worthy of the title “The best”
Hi Cisco that was my nickname while in the navy i agree with you totally great stuff not the very best
Moby Dick is legendary
John Bonham's best drummer ever...from Led zeppelin.
Thanks for sharing your opinion... Look this man up, look at how long he's been doing this for. Credit to this man for staying talented and true to his work.
The band he is in is the best selling spanish rock band ever.
Saw it live in Dallas about an hour and a half ago!!! Was so amazing!
Well, Mr. Ptacnik. I´m sure your opinion stands very exclusiv. This solo is definitely an extended cover of the great Ian Paice "Made in Japan" drumsolo - and, of course, not on the level of the real greats: Cobham, Weckl, Chambers, Rich, Williams, Harrison...
Muchos baterístas expertos en los comentarios 😂😂😂😂😂
Sí pues, puro sucesor de Neil Peart critíca, ahora por tocar cualquier mrd ya te da derecho a comparar a los grandes de la batería.
Abundan jaja
@@DiegoRox-wo7qc SON UNOS FRESA DEL POP ROCK ESO ES MANA SOLO CUATRO MIERDAS FRESAS
@@DiegoRox-wo7qc MANA EL MAS MIERDA Y MALO QUE HE VISTO SIN NINGUN RITMO