In memory of great Sean Reinert. This recording was just too great not to overlap it with audio from Uroboric Forms. All rights belong to their respective owners.
19 year old Reinert. To all of you new generation of super-talented bedroom drummers, with infinite chops and neat jaw-dropping tricks, you would be nowhere, complete NOBODIES if it wasn't for this guy and the innovation he brought to the drumming world. Not enough respect is paid to this musician. It's fucking sad.
If Sean were still alive, he'd be my age. I remember first hearing him on Death's Human in 1991, and feeling that I was at a crossroads. While his playing was inspirational, I knew right away that I could never play what he did in my life - it was therefore soul-crushing as well. I had to decide whether to quit drumming, or carve my own path, and be the best drummer I could be within my own parameters.
You can safely assume that every conscious drummer/music-enthusiast on the entire planet experienced these tendencies upon their first exposure(s) to 'Human'.
I miss this cynic. We wrote Jason in the early 90s and he sent me a green maxell cassette of this demo. I wore it out. Even listening to this almost 30 years ago I envisioned Sean hitting those splashes like he was seasoning fries. Absolutely.
Tremendus. The level of talent is simply outstanding. Those attacks from Sean are such trademark, saborrrrrrrr. Love how the song ends! At 3.47 right there that note on guitar! Oh man! That bass and drums so flawlessly building an Effervescent Majestic Crescendo. That riff part could be extended to enhanced the later. Somehow the end of the tune brings an element of sadness. What an immaculate displayed of musicianship \m/
One of my favourite songs ever. Rip my favourite drummer as well. However, reading some comments that this was taken in one try. That is not correct. This is not the final product as the demo. Amazing take though and thank Sean (god) that this was uploaded.
@@twachn Oke, I didn't knew, but thx by the way.. eej, I noticed an error in the audiotrack between 3:21 and 3:23 You can listen to this without error here : th-cam.com/video/n0s6Fpxkryg/w-d-xo.html (I guess this is ripped from cassette) The error is exactly on the most brutal transition (IMHO) in the drum parts.
There's a video of them playing in Milwaukee in 1990 on TH-cam somewhere. Type something like that in the search bar it should show up. There's footage of Atheist playing at that show as well on TH-cam with Roger
We also must remember that Sean was something like 19 years old here!!! A true MASTER far beyond his years.
En esos años era muy complicado encontrar bateristas creativos y técnicos en la música Metal...sin duda fue una eminencia, por siempre Sean!
19 year old Reinert. To all of you new generation of super-talented bedroom drummers, with infinite chops and neat jaw-dropping tricks, you would be nowhere, complete NOBODIES if it wasn't for this guy and the innovation he brought to the drumming world. Not enough respect is paid to this musician. It's fucking sad.
Real recognizes Real. He was a Master Musician, no bones about it.
The beginning of a new era for CHUCK SCHULDINER...Paul and Sean......
If Sean were still alive, he'd be my age. I remember first hearing him on Death's Human in 1991, and feeling that I was at a crossroads. While his playing was inspirational, I knew right away that I could never play what he did in my life - it was therefore soul-crushing as well. I had to decide whether to quit drumming, or carve my own path, and be the best drummer I could be within my own parameters.
You can safely assume that every conscious drummer/music-enthusiast on the entire planet experienced these tendencies upon their first exposure(s) to 'Human'.
He is easily one of the best drummers who ever lived.
Easily one of the best MUSICIANS who ever lived. He could do it all. RIP Master Sean🙏💔
@@dpclerks09 Yeah Steve DiGiorgio said that Sean might actually be a better bassist than him lol definitely just partially joking but still.
I miss this cynic. We wrote Jason in the early 90s and he sent me a green maxell cassette of this demo. I wore it out. Even listening to this almost 30 years ago I envisioned Sean hitting those splashes like he was seasoning fries. Absolutely.
“Seasoning fries” -lmfao that is the most perfect and hilarious way to describe Sean’s technique lmfao
Piece of history. No need to plead, this will preserved as long as human civilization endures
Listening to this reminds me of Death's Human album. So Sean and Paul must have had a huge influence on how that album sounded.
Human was kind of a Cynic record featuring Chuck.
Human wasn't to Paul and Sean their first time in a studio but was their first big game
Im so miss Sean..you was a great drum player..Im still thinking about your person
Reinert in his prime ladies...
One take they said...unbelievable..just..unbelievable. i am absolutely stunned. who can do this these days..
RIP LEGENED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
incredible. as it is
Uwielbiam ten skład z Tony Choy na basie
Ridiculous amount of talent…
My favourite song of them
Tremendus. The level of talent is simply outstanding. Those attacks from Sean are such trademark, saborrrrrrrr. Love how the song ends! At 3.47 right there that note on guitar! Oh man! That bass and drums so flawlessly building an Effervescent Majestic Crescendo. That riff part could be extended to enhanced the later. Somehow the end of the tune brings an element of sadness. What an immaculate displayed of musicianship \m/
What a team. Rest in peace, Sean's.
dude. this has been my fav drum vid for years and you have done a golden service to us all by putting the official audio to this... Thank you.
Legendary song and demo...the end is the song is tne one of "How could i " later on the Focus album.
The goat...
One of my favourite songs ever. Rip my favourite drummer as well. However, reading some comments that this was taken in one try. That is not correct. This is not the final product as the demo. Amazing take though and thank Sean (god) that this was uploaded.
The audio isn't Uroboric Forms but this track is called Pleading for Preservation.
Just as the title states, but the Demo Collection from which the audio comes was named Uroboric Forms
@@twachn Oke, I didn't knew, but thx by the way..
eej, I noticed an error in the audiotrack between 3:21 and 3:23
You can listen to this without error here :
th-cam.com/video/n0s6Fpxkryg/w-d-xo.html (I guess this is ripped from cassette)
The error is exactly on the most brutal transition (IMHO) in the drum parts.
Woah! Nice! ❤
Paul's growling was on point!
Tony Teegarden. Not Paul.
@@jeffmoppi Tony joined in 1993 solely for Focus, Paul growled before him
@@Omnatten9 omg you are correct!
@@jeffmoppi my pleasure :)
Everytime I see Cynic i always yell this song out knowing damn well they will never play it
👏👏👏👏🤘💪🔥
Was this done before the Human album?
i wish i was that good on the drums
this was a template for How Could i? Outro is very similar
Where the hell can I buy this demo tape from?!
un-fucking-real
Well said.
is this the only known footage of Tony Choy playing with Cynic?
There's a video of them playing in Milwaukee in 1990 on TH-cam somewhere. Type something like that in the search bar it should show up. There's footage of Atheist playing at that show as well on TH-cam with Roger
Here's the original video
th-cam.com/video/5tX7z5lTaSk/w-d-xo.html
🤘🤘🤘