The thing about Joey was that, although he was amazing drummer, he wasn't the best drummer in the world. But people often forget that he was a *pioneer* in this sort of drumming. Nowadays, there's a whole host of amazing drummers, but he brought energy, showmanship, blast beats, fast snare rolls, double kicks, and standout groovy drumming in the late 90s and early 2000s to the mainstream that no one had really heard before. That's why he was such an inspiration and a huge influence on thousands of drummers today. That's why he deserves all the recognition that he gets and cements his legend status.
Sort of agree....but Danny Carey was doing all that for years before Joey's breakthrough. He certainly brought a high degree of technical skill and creativity to the somewhat lacking nu-metal genre, though, with the self-titled album.
@@blppt No he wasn't considering the point the op was making was that Joey brought this to the MAINSTREAM slipknot to this day is still more mainstream than Tool could ever hope to be. Even moreso in the 2000s
@@blppt Danny's double kick work was nowhere near as complex and groove based as Joey's. Joey's was part of the music whilst Danny's would be like a guitar solo.
There's a slightly longer version of the same clip for "Eyeless" on TH-cam somewhere, on it Joey Jordison looked back at the camera as though he were saying to himself: "You wanna see how I rock? Well check dis out!" And he did too. The guy was a total legend! 😎👍🤘🤘🔊🔊🎸🎸🥁🥁
Absolutely the Disasterpiece drum solo is completely epic. What you are watching has horrible sound quality, and totally does nit give justice to Jordison's immense talent.
The solo is amazing but it lacks structure. It would be better if he watched the whole Disasterpiece live performance and see all drumming, composition and showmanship skills. EDIT : I meant the Live at London 2002 drum cam version.
@@firasnacef001 of for sure from an out and outright technical standpoint there's better. But from an entertainment standpoint and "Joey style" I think it has to be done. Plus it's definitely unique. It's metal drumming entertainment at its peak in my opinion
@@AndrewRooneyDrums here's a link. I know it can be hard sometimes finding the right clip when people mention them th-cam.com/video/tUibKh0Z--c/w-d-xo.html
@@AndrewRooneyDrums the whole DVD is actually brilliantly produced. Definitely worth watching it all. If I'm not completely mistaken there was also the option of drum can only.
@@hamilkarbarkas8711 the whole show is great but if Andrew is only going to react to one song I thought it would be the one I listed as a good demonstration of Joey’s talent
Slipknot was the band that got me into extreme metal and the drums were a huge appeal. I was 15 when their self titled released and I never knew music could be that heavy. It absolutely blew me away. It changed everything for me. I was completely obsessed with extreme heavy music after that. Slipknot and Joey have been a huge influence on so many people.
As a drummer myself, I was always rather stand backish about Slipknot because it was not my style... Until about three years ago. I started paying attention to Joey's playing style and was suddenly in Awe. The more I listened and paid attention the more I realized that Joey was either a machine... or had a brain in each limb. Lol... So Technical and precise... and frustrating... Lol. RIP Joey. You will be missed
To me, Slipknot was always about percussion and Corey's growling/singing, that is what defined their sound and what makes them stand out even today. So it's really sad that Joey passed away, I just love how groovy and heavy his drums sounded, without being too technical or self-indulgent, just fast, precise, melodic and striking.
Joey was a PIONEER for modern metal drummers and he absolutely deserves to be enshrined in the hall of fame. Many people seem to forget he drummed (and played guitar) in multiple bands besides Slipknot and his contributions to music should not be overlooked. He lived a life everyone should be envious of and I hope he left this earth with no regrets. I don't mean to detract from Joey's accomplishments but since he came onto the scene there have been countless other drummers who have paved the way for inspiring fans to pick up a pair of sticks. I recommend looking into Tomas Haake, Danny Carey, Chris Adler, Ken Bedene, George Kollias, Gene Hoglan, Mario Duplantier, Jay Weinberg, and countless others. Let's celebrate Joey's life by celebrating deserving drummers who are still on this earth. NOW GO BLAST SOME SLIPKNOT AND ENJOY LIFE
I saw Joey three times live. And since 2010 I have been using his signature snare as my main snare. It sounds incredible and the variety of which you can get out of it is soooo good. 13x6,5 is the perfect size. I love them. And they have the Slipknot logo carved into them. I have been listening to Slipknot since their first album and his snare sound was the one I was trying to achieve. After ten years of playing his snare to this day I am completely hyped whenever we do rehearsals. Joey was an incredible drummer and he had such an influence on many drummers. It is sad that he has gone. He took the whole metal drumming to another level
Joey Jordison is a fucking Legend who will stay graved in metal music history. RIP my brother , you’ll never be forgotten. He is the reason why I started drumming 🙏🏻🔥😔
Not to lighten the mood inappropriately here, but this is extremely funny to read given that your TH-cam handle is "Buddy Rich". Yes, Joey's speed and technique inspired Buddy! haha
@@AndrewRooneyDrums the video mentioned above is the song "spit it out" from Download festival 2009 in the UK. Honestly this is the perfect song to showcase how much crowd control Slipknot has as a band and was going to suggest it myself. Also, the platform Joey was using during this tour is truly one of a kind and i suspect you will likely never see anything like it for a very long time. It's well worth a watch!
@@sbcjraid I was pretty sure that the original comment was referencing "spit it out" as this is the first big event they used it at; although "disasterpiece" as a song is also another one worth watching for sure. Edit: Correction; turns out Joey re-used the platform and the "disasterpieces" DVD features a solo while also using the platform.
@@ItsssJustice I checked out the video you mentioned and yes it's the same setup so he might be talking about either videos (maybe even a different one bc he uses that platform on multiple videos other than the ones we mentioned)
I used to play drums back in the days and he was one of my heroes. He definitely changed the game for metal! RIP Joey 🤘🏻🖤 There’s a good drumcam video for the song Heretic Anthem (live from London). Good quality as well.
He suffered from a rare inflammatory disease Transverse Myelitis which left him able to play the drums since 2016, its similar to MS. Apparently passed away peacefully in his sleep. RIP! LOVE FROM THE MAGGOTS!! 🤟🤟
Every year I say "This has been a particularly bad year for losing musician" and I'm starting to realize that's not the case and we really are losing these people all the time. It's made me come to terms with my own mortality in a way. The one that hurt me the most was EVH because he got me into guitars a year prior and I never got to see him play live.
Almost broke my neck as soon as sic started. God damn. Rest in piece to a legend and a hero of the the genre. I will always appreciate the memories. You’ve helped me in my youth. My drumming definitely was inspired by you more than anyone else. I love you my guy.
Please listen to more from Joey, he was my absolute musical hero. Even his latter day playing for Sinsaenum was incredible. Disasterpieces drum cam footage is the place to go. Also, his use of rudiments between bass drum and snare is always overlooked. And if you really want something different, check him out filling in for Lars Ulrich with Metallica at Download 2004. FYI, this stuff is waaaaay before 2011.
@@hipermocotroll4543 his song writing and the creation of iconic drum parts within the rock and metal scene is where he was the best. Also his influence to a decades worth of metal drummers! I remember that night at Download like it was yesterday - 2004 and 2009. Just incredible.
Oh yeah, when he butchered Creeping Death, sorry I have massive bias against Joey. It seems like his personal touch on a cover is adding loads more kick. It's bloody horrible, not everything needs more kick. I've never liked Slipknot either and I've always thought that he was the most overrated drummer of all time. Everyone who likes Slipknot see's him as a god, when he's really not, "omg he can drum upside down", who cares? I suppose you can chalk most of this up to opinion and taste, his style probably works in Slipknot, just not in Metallica. Having said all this I am sorry to see him go, he had a long battle with a neurological disease that screwed his leg up so he couldn't drum, then he only makes it to 46. He deserved better and I hope his family find peace in that he felt nothing in his passing.
@@truttzi The video finished while I was on the toilet and I wasn't done and taking my focus off it helps me relax. Plus people voice their opinions all the time.
I saw Slipknot live around 15-20 years ago, and Joey had his set on a large platform, which I thought was just to give him more visibility. In the middle of the set, he started a really nuts drum solo, and while he was playing, the platform started raising in the air with the use of like a hydraulic scissor lift, then the platform turned sideways to face the audience (He and his chair were strapped to it), revealing a pentagram on the floor of the platform, and then the platform started spinning, all while he was still playing a solo. Absolutely nuts, still never seen anything like it, 15-20 years later.
Joey Jordison is probably my favourite drummer in the entire world, and he inspires me so much, he makes me want to start to play drums more seriously, and learn his style more, blast beats, gravity blasts, double kick, everything. I am so grateful I found him. Also, thank you for being so open minded to find out who he is and listen to his style! It's great to see he is still remembered and will continue to inspire people. And a little thing off topic, I love Joey's hair❤
Joeys death really hit me hard he’s been my drumming inspiration sense I started listening to slipknot and really the only musicians death Rest In Paradise Joey, one of my favorites and one of the best
joey is one of the greats, ive seen him 30 times over the years and he never disapoints, amazing show amazing sound and the feeling in my chest that was given when his bands took the stage wether it was with murderdolls or slipknot he always came through.. he was a great guy all around, rest in metal #1
I've seen people getting so mad about folks reacting to Joey, but this video is exactly what Joey would want. It is so heartbreaking that he won't be around to share his gift, but it is so cool that you are getting to see why so many people are so passionate about his drumming and showmanship! Also know that this man had a rare form of MS and after physical therapy and all he went back to it!
His “high arc on the left hand” isn’t that at all… he is playing the snare strokes with the right and play the left on the hats… in that part of the vid where you made the comment about the arc..
I was ,most of the time,a guitar guy but when I immersed myself on listening to Slipknot ,I converted into a drummer guy. He's my very first influence on why I decided to pick up drumsticks. Damn.... I still can't believe he's gone already
How did you become a drum teacher without hearing one of the best drummers in the world? Even if it's metal. He was a god. His drumming transcends music. I was honoured to see him play live. I'm glad your experiencing his amazing talent and skills on a drum kit. R.I.P
I was 8 years old when my dad played Slipknot for me before a hockey game of mine. I fell in love immediately. Hearing what Joey was capable of made me a drummer right then and there. He became my hero and man when he passed I cried for someone I'd never met in my life. He was one of the greatest to ever pick up sticks. He is sorely missed.
I always love when someone gets familiar with the crazy and absolute genius of Joey. I met him in 2010 and he was the one of the most genuine person you could meet. If you really enjoyed him, you would enjoy their new drummer Jay Weinberg.
I used to come home from school and play along to slipknot self titled most days on my put together kit with two kicks and broken cymbals Joey bridged three decades of influences and put groove in to metal God rest his soul, he gave us more than we realise
I grew up on Slipknot, as many others did, and as a drummer who learned initially in the classic jazz and big band style, when I heard Joey's drumming, he was instantly my #3 drummer of all time. Right behind Gene Krupa and my Dad. RIP Joey.
*casually starts watching video* ~hears accent~ "here in Auckland, New Zealand". *Swears loudly and falls out of bed* Gidday fellow Kiwi. How nice of the algorithm.
"Wow, I've never seen that." Said every person ever seeing Slipknot for the first time. It's oddly comforting that so many musicians and music fans are discovering or newly appreciating Joey these past couple of days. Thanks for making this video.
I loved this man. Meeting him was amazing. Listen to him play the guitar... It is great too Joey could do anything musical... Period. Who is Travis Barker? There is no comparison. Joey is the best.
Really strange to hear about his passing two days ago. 46 years old.... shiiit! He became almost instaneously one of the new "benchmark" in Metal drumming when Slipknot hit commercial success. There was Dave Lombardo in the 80's, Vinnie Paul in the 90's, and then Joey Jordison in the 2000's, that's how important he was for Metal drumming (imo). A powerful and brutal groove machine, with a very distinct style, his fills and drum sound are unmistakable. Unlike what most of the comments say, please don't react to the "Disasterpieces" solo (well it is great but very short and also does not really show how he was special sounding drummer). Honeslty, People = Shit live is much better and showcase more his abilities and drumming style.
I am so sad about his death. I used to watch all these videos as a kid on the family desktop. So many memories and nostalgia. Joey was a legend and he’s up there with all the drumming legends now.
I love seeing all the comments of people also Inspired by Joey. I first heard slipknot when I was about 4-5 years old, and I knew I wanted to be a drummer from that moment. I did everything I could to walk straight in his footsteps as much as I can. Rest in piece, our idol.
Joey jordison was a legend! The best show they made was live at london 2002 , and also dynamo 2000 but the quality is better at london. Chek out his drum solo ! Also i love creative song like purity,scissor,iowa and skin ticket, such a creative drummer.
R.I.P JO...... YOU WERE ONE OF THE BEST THANK YOU FOR ALL THE MUSIC. I WAS FORTUNATE ENOUGH TO SEE SLIPKNOT WITH JOEY AT THE DRUMS. WHAT A MUSICIAN HOLY CRAP
Ironically we all play Joey's style because he was super articulate and academically technical and unfathomanably accurate factoring things such as stamina, speed, timing and intricacy, the average listener will gloss right over the intelligence behind blending the intensity associated to the style with the basic scholarly knowledge and ever present acknowledgement of the technical skill as well as having a neo~classically philosophical mindset paired with an undeniable ability cloaked in a psudo~intellectual persona... R.I.P. 1️⃣JJ🥁🤘
I’m so happy that someone not in the metal style to really watch and appreciate his style and intensity of playing style! Rip Joey! Thanks for doing this video
I just love the dynamics and how he co-wrote songs (guitarist too) 1 of the original founders of Slipknot .. you hear all the groove and emotions with his drums..it just works it’s got mongrel
Joey was a sick drummer but what set him apart was his writing. What he wrote was just so unique, memorable and fun to listen to. Listening to pieces of songs can never do justice to what he created because you don't get the dynamics. If you're truly interested in Joey I recommend listening to the Iowa album from start to finish. That album is still in my eyes the most viscious, aggressive release and still to this day one of my favourite albums surpassed only by Such is life by Dead Kelly, an Australian band I also can't recommend high enough
@@AndrewRooneyDrums No problem mate. If you seriously listen to it properly I don't see how you won't be picking your jaw up off the floor by the end of it. It is one very special and emotional album. I'm actually jealous youre getting to hear it for the first time. You know when you know something so well you've run out of things to find? Becomes predictable then. I've got to admit though it took a while. There are 9 pieces to the puzzle after all
rip Joey. I love him and his drumming. Thx that you did this and are openminded to this music and style. I also have a request privat or video "Baba Yaga- Slaughter to Preveil ( Drum Playthrough)" have fun dying inside watching this dude playing.
ZERO knowledge about the world of drumming...CLUELESS...you ever heard of Dave Grohl, Tommy Lee or Travis Barker??? Probably have...which is why you know absolutely positively nada...perhaps you should open-your-ears and beat-off to: BUDDY RICH • KENNETH SCHALK • TOMAS HAAKE = Agility, Diversity, Endurance, Style, Precision, Embellishment & Showmanship
My daughter got me to listen to Slipknot and the 1st song she put on was Sulfur. I wasn't sure at first, but then the drums just erupted out of nowhere and hooked me. Joey's drum playing is unreal, he plays them SO FREAKING HARD you feel it. My heart thumps and I literally feel like my adrenaline is pumping. Love, love, love this mans skill. That mans talent on the drums is fucking incredible.
Solid musician. Certainly nothing out of the ordinary. A lot of people fell in love with the person and the image/mask more than anything else. May he RIP
Nah this is the right video of Joey to check out. Just pure, raw, live performances showcasing him doing what he does best and most importantly showing that he can actually replicate shit live with a god damn mask on
Joey is such a talented drummer. You should really listen to scar the martyr and vimic where he was the drummer. Totally different then slipknot (still hard though but different) he even did gigs with metallica and korn. He even played guitar in murderdolls 🤘🏻🖤 Joey Jordison and Dimebag Darrel are by far my most favourite artists of all time in the metal genre🤘🏻
Ive been to that tour 2 times that same yr. Ive seen the solo and have great pictures and memories from seeing them including paul. Rip hoey and thats really cool u decided to look it up now and KNOT never
Whats brilliant about Joey is that Joey is self taught. He started with guitar then transitioned to drums. We've seen amazing drummers through out decades but Joey was just on a whole new that decade
For me Slipknot has always had some of the best drums in metal. And Joey was a good part of that for a long time. He's always been my favorite drummer since I was about 8 or 9 years old. I'll genuinely miss living in the same planet as someone as legendary as he was.
I was never a fan of Slipknot (not a fan of their style of metal), however I am a fan of a lot of the other bands he was in & played live for (Satyricon etc), and him as a drummer (he was def the standout in the band). The metal community has def lost a great. Thanks for doing this.
Had the opportunity to see Joey play live once many many years ago and the energy he brought to the show.. just unmatched, taken way too early but he's at peace now ❤️
Joey was one of my idols when i was a kid, and when i started drumming, I learned a lot of SlipKnoT songs. My Double Kick skills and my drum fills improved so much because of learning Joey’s songs.
This is such a late response, I had no idea he passed away... he was one of the most influential drummers of my entire era (i was a nu-metal kid ), I always had that feeling that there was a chance I would be able to see him live...
That's not a lame story. Joey inspired a kid, and you pointed him in the right direction. It's beautiful. RIP #1
Yo! THANKS!!!
That comment made my day!!!
@@AndrewRooneyDrums if he were alive this is definitely something he would have appreciated. they're good guys behind their masks and music. ♥
I think any musician would be elated to know that they inspired someone. RIP Joey.
Exactly man!
@@AndrewRooneyDrums have you checked out buddy Rich on this series yet
For his age and Era
He had to be at least some of these guys inspiration
The thing about Joey was that, although he was amazing drummer, he wasn't the best drummer in the world. But people often forget that he was a *pioneer* in this sort of drumming. Nowadays, there's a whole host of amazing drummers, but he brought energy, showmanship, blast beats, fast snare rolls, double kicks, and standout groovy drumming in the late 90s and early 2000s to the mainstream that no one had really heard before. That's why he was such an inspiration and a huge influence on thousands of drummers today. That's why he deserves all the recognition that he gets and cements his legend status.
Sort of agree....but Danny Carey was doing all that for years before Joey's breakthrough. He certainly brought a high degree of technical skill and creativity to the somewhat lacking nu-metal genre, though, with the self-titled album.
@@blppt No he wasn't considering the point the op was making was that Joey brought this to the MAINSTREAM slipknot to this day is still more mainstream than Tool could ever hope to be. Even moreso in the 2000s
@@blppt Danny's double kick work was nowhere near as complex and groove based as Joey's. Joey's was part of the music whilst Danny's would be like a guitar solo.
@derp derpin You're entire comment was redundant. Considering the op is literally talking about mainstream audiences
@derp derpin Not to mention the literal first sentence says he wasn't the best in the world
Eyeless is a perfect example of Joey's skills
There's a slightly longer version of the same clip for "Eyeless" on TH-cam somewhere, on it Joey Jordison looked back at the camera as though he were saying to himself: "You wanna see how I rock? Well check dis out!" And he did too. The guy was a total legend! 😎👍🤘🤘🔊🔊🎸🎸🥁🥁
Do a reaction to his Disasterpiece drum solo. You won't be disappointed
Absolutely the Disasterpiece drum solo is completely epic. What you are watching has horrible sound quality, and totally does nit give justice to Jordison's immense talent.
The solo is amazing but it lacks structure. It would be better if he watched the whole Disasterpiece live performance and see all drumming, composition and showmanship skills.
EDIT : I meant the Live at London 2002 drum cam version.
I will!!
Thanks for the tip.
RIP legend
@@firasnacef001 of for sure from an out and outright technical standpoint there's better. But from an entertainment standpoint and "Joey style" I think it has to be done. Plus it's definitely unique. It's metal drumming entertainment at its peak in my opinion
@@AndrewRooneyDrums here's a link. I know it can be hard sometimes finding the right clip when people mention them
th-cam.com/video/tUibKh0Z--c/w-d-xo.html
The drum solo isn't too bad but I would actually recommend Joey's drum cam performance of "people = sh*t" from the Disasterpiece DVD. It's epic
I'm gonna get on it Andy!
@@AndrewRooneyDrums I'm gonna watch that Andrew! Also Kia ora from Chch bro 🤙
@@AndrewRooneyDrums the whole DVD is actually brilliantly produced. Definitely worth watching it all. If I'm not completely mistaken there was also the option of drum can only.
th-cam.com/video/zRS9uKs3Rlk/w-d-xo.html
There it is
@@hamilkarbarkas8711 the whole show is great but if Andrew is only going to react to one song I thought it would be the one I listed as a good demonstration of Joey’s talent
That eyeless intro is straight insane
Love it Robin 🙌
There are very few recordings of him during that concert, the cameras avoid him, which breaks my heart, he was at his best in there
Slipknot was the band that got me into extreme metal and the drums were a huge appeal. I was 15 when their self titled released and I never knew music could be that heavy. It absolutely blew me away. It changed everything for me. I was completely obsessed with extreme heavy music after that. Slipknot and Joey have been a huge influence on so many people.
with all respect possible. i like slipknot, and i love joey´s drumming. but slipknot aint that heavy at all, compared to other bands around..
@@789dx its the perfect amount of heavy
@@789dx dude. Iowa was over 20 years ago. Compare me an album at the time that compares to the aggression. Timeless brutality
@OrdinaryTuber name me a singular song that holds up to Iowas aggression and heaviness.....
@OrdinaryTuber not even close,
Hehe, “Intense” thats about the smallest word that could be used to describe Joey…man was a machine!
A beast who brought some awesome power!
As a drummer myself, I was always rather stand backish about Slipknot because it was not my style... Until about three years ago. I started paying attention to Joey's playing style and was suddenly in Awe. The more I listened and paid attention the more I realized that Joey was either a machine... or had a brain in each limb. Lol... So Technical and precise... and frustrating... Lol. RIP Joey. You will be missed
Always pays to stay open minded Joe!
Thanks for watching
The guy was an anomaly nobody should be that good
This happens when you play drums since the age of 5 or so and dedicate your entire life to nothing but playing music.
To me, Slipknot was always about percussion and Corey's growling/singing, that is what defined their sound and what makes them stand out even today.
So it's really sad that Joey passed away, I just love how groovy and heavy his drums sounded, without being too technical or self-indulgent, just fast, precise, melodic and striking.
Joey was a PIONEER for modern metal drummers and he absolutely deserves to be enshrined in the hall of fame. Many people seem to forget he drummed (and played guitar) in multiple bands besides Slipknot and his contributions to music should not be overlooked. He lived a life everyone should be envious of and I hope he left this earth with no regrets.
I don't mean to detract from Joey's accomplishments but since he came onto the scene there have been countless other drummers who have paved the way for inspiring fans to pick up a pair of sticks. I recommend looking into Tomas Haake, Danny Carey, Chris Adler, Ken Bedene, George Kollias, Gene Hoglan, Mario Duplantier, Jay Weinberg, and countless others. Let's celebrate Joey's life by celebrating deserving drummers who are still on this earth.
NOW GO BLAST SOME SLIPKNOT AND ENJOY LIFE
I saw Joey three times live. And since 2010 I have been using his signature snare as my main snare. It sounds incredible and the variety of which you can get out of it is soooo good. 13x6,5 is the perfect size. I love them. And they have the Slipknot logo carved into them. I have been listening to Slipknot since their first album and his snare sound was the one I was trying to achieve. After ten years of playing his snare to this day I am completely hyped whenever we do rehearsals. Joey was an incredible drummer and he had such an influence on many drummers. It is sad that he has gone. He took the whole metal drumming to another level
RIP legend
Yeah you say in in the last sentence. His impact on metal and drumming is undeniable.
The signature pearl or ocdp
RIP!Joey Jordison.Hes up there with Neil for me.Can't believe he's gone.Thank you for this review
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I miss my dude already. An absolute legend.
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Joey mixed in grooves and elements of extreme drumming along with high energy and passion. Always admired his playing
You just nailed it!
@@AndrewRooneyDrums back when I was playing drums. Joey inspired me. Got me into extreme drumming for a while. I'm a guitar player more now.
Yes.
He was like punk rock/hardcore energy with extreme/death/groove/thrash metal and funk/nu metal at the same time.
Joey Jordison is a fucking Legend who will stay graved in metal music history.
RIP my brother , you’ll never be forgotten.
He is the reason why I started drumming 🙏🏻🔥😔
Not to lighten the mood inappropriately here, but this is extremely funny to read given that your TH-cam handle is "Buddy Rich". Yes, Joey's speed and technique inspired Buddy! haha
@@warren_r dude it’s just for fun , what’s wrong ??
Buddy Rich is the number 2 🙏🏻🙏🏻🔥🔥
Sooooo many players were influenced by him
@@AndrewRooneyDrums oh yeesss😔👌🏻
joey still alive on youtube and other platform videos...
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Most influential drummer past 20 years
100% agreed
Joey was certainly a legend… greatest drummer ever man RIP
Andrew, check Joey Jordinson's live solo where he starts spinning on a platform. That was sick and it still give me the chills xd. much love
I will Sebastian! Thanks
@@AndrewRooneyDrums the video mentioned above is the song "spit it out" from Download festival 2009 in the UK. Honestly this is the perfect song to showcase how much crowd control Slipknot has as a band and was going to suggest it myself. Also, the platform Joey was using during this tour is truly one of a kind and i suspect you will likely never see anything like it for a very long time. It's well worth a watch!
@@ItsssJustice I think he means the Disasterpiece drum solo
@@sbcjraid I was pretty sure that the original comment was referencing "spit it out" as this is the first big event they used it at; although "disasterpiece" as a song is also another one worth watching for sure.
Edit: Correction; turns out Joey re-used the platform and the "disasterpieces" DVD features a solo while also using the platform.
@@ItsssJustice I checked out the video you mentioned and yes it's the same setup so he might be talking about either videos (maybe even a different one bc he uses that platform on multiple videos other than the ones we mentioned)
Eyeless, people=shit, his platform drum solo. Yes, more Jordison please.
I'd defo add the Heretic Anthem in there too.
I used to play drums back in the days and he was one of my heroes. He definitely changed the game for metal! RIP Joey 🤘🏻🖤
There’s a good drumcam video for the song Heretic Anthem (live from London). Good quality as well.
He suffered from a rare inflammatory disease Transverse Myelitis which left him able to play the drums since 2016, its similar to MS. Apparently passed away peacefully in his sleep. RIP! LOVE FROM THE MAGGOTS!! 🤟🤟
Did he get the Deth jab?
@@chuckbud1313 bro shut up. He had been suffering with TM since 2013. It’s a horrible disease and most likely contributed to his untimely passing
@@chuckbud1313 No but Corey did and now he's got COVID. Almost like the vaccine doesn't work...
@Magpie r/woosh I know it doesn't stop you getting COVID. I was making a joke which completely went over your head. 🙄🤦🏻
Shut up redditors
Every year I say "This has been a particularly bad year for losing musician" and I'm starting to realize that's not the case and we really are losing these people all the time. It's made me come to terms with my own mortality in a way. The one that hurt me the most was EVH because he got me into guitars a year prior and I never got to see him play live.
Joeys death hit me more than the rest so far. Damn. Doesn't seem real
RIP JOEY....THE MIGHTY MOUSE OF EXTREME DRUMMING....A TRUE G.O.A.T. PEACE FROM THE NORTHEAST..
Almost broke my neck as soon as sic started. God damn. Rest in piece to a legend and a hero of the the genre. I will always appreciate the memories. You’ve helped me in my youth. My drumming definitely was inspired by you more than anyone else. I love you my guy.
Please listen to more from Joey, he was my absolute musical hero. Even his latter day playing for Sinsaenum was incredible.
Disasterpieces drum cam footage is the place to go. Also, his use of rudiments between bass drum and snare is always overlooked.
And if you really want something different, check him out filling in for Lars Ulrich with Metallica at Download 2004.
FYI, this stuff is waaaaay before 2011.
heck yeah man, Joey was and always will be the absolute best. That day with metallica was just ICONIC.
@@hipermocotroll4543 his song writing and the creation of iconic drum parts within the rock and metal scene is where he was the best. Also his influence to a decades worth of metal drummers! I remember that night at Download like it was yesterday - 2004 and 2009. Just incredible.
Oh yeah, when he butchered Creeping Death, sorry I have massive bias against Joey. It seems like his personal touch on a cover is adding loads more kick. It's bloody horrible, not everything needs more kick. I've never liked Slipknot either and I've always thought that he was the most overrated drummer of all time. Everyone who likes Slipknot see's him as a god, when he's really not, "omg he can drum upside down", who cares? I suppose you can chalk most of this up to opinion and taste, his style probably works in Slipknot, just not in Metallica.
Having said all this I am sorry to see him go, he had a long battle with a neurological disease that screwed his leg up so he couldn't drum, then he only makes it to 46. He deserved better and I hope his family find peace in that he felt nothing in his passing.
@@michaelberresford4291 thanks for the input. If you dislike the person, why bother commenting?
@@truttzi The video finished while I was on the toilet and I wasn't done and taking my focus off it helps me relax. Plus people voice their opinions all the time.
Listened and played (guitar) Eyeless hundreds of times but the first 45 seconds still give me goose bumps…
I saw Slipknot live around 15-20 years ago, and Joey had his set on a large platform, which I thought was just to give him more visibility. In the middle of the set, he started a really nuts drum solo, and while he was playing, the platform started raising in the air with the use of like a hydraulic scissor lift, then the platform turned sideways to face the audience (He and his chair were strapped to it), revealing a pentagram on the floor of the platform, and then the platform started spinning, all while he was still playing a solo.
Absolutely nuts, still never seen anything like it, 15-20 years later.
Definitely inspired by Motley Crue's drummer Tommy Lee and his solos.
Joey Jordison is probably my favourite drummer in the entire world, and he inspires me so much, he makes me want to start to play drums more seriously, and learn his style more, blast beats, gravity blasts, double kick, everything. I am so grateful I found him.
Also, thank you for being so open minded to find out who he is and listen to his style! It's great to see he is still remembered and will continue to inspire people.
And a little thing off topic, I love Joey's hair❤
Joeys death really hit me hard he’s been my drumming inspiration sense I started listening to slipknot and really the only musicians death Rest In Paradise Joey, one of my favorites and one of the best
joey is one of the greats, ive seen him 30 times over the years and he never disapoints, amazing show amazing sound and the feeling in my chest that was given when his bands took the stage wether it was with murderdolls or slipknot he always came through.. he was a great guy all around, rest in metal #1
What you have to acknowledge is the iconic drum fills, that has it a unique personality, that so many drummers and fans will recognize everywhere.
Absolutely Omar!
I've seen people getting so mad about folks reacting to Joey, but this video is exactly what Joey would want. It is so heartbreaking that he won't be around to share his gift, but it is so cool that you are getting to see why so many people are so passionate about his drumming and showmanship! Also know that this man had a rare form of MS and after physical therapy and all he went back to it!
Now JOEY JORDISON can meet up with THE REV in Paradise, Rest in peace Joey Jordison
His “high arc on the left hand” isn’t that at all… he is playing the snare strokes with the right and play the left on the hats… in that part of the vid where you made the comment about the arc..
I was ,most of the time,a guitar guy but when I immersed myself on listening to Slipknot ,I converted into a drummer guy. He's my very first influence on why I decided to pick up drumsticks. Damn.... I still can't believe he's gone already
I’m so glad you watched other videos because he is SOO amazing and this video did no justice!
If I was a drum teacher and a kid came to me saying that Joey Jordison inspired them to play the drums I would literally cry tears of joy
Excellent :)
Whatever motivates you!
How did you become a drum teacher without hearing one of the best drummers in the world? Even if it's metal. He was a god. His drumming transcends music. I was honoured to see him play live. I'm glad your experiencing his amazing talent and skills on a drum kit. R.I.P
He was a true Idol and A LEGEND!!! I'm glad I saw Slipknot live when he was still playing in the band!
I was 8 years old when my dad played Slipknot for me before a hockey game of mine. I fell in love immediately. Hearing what Joey was capable of made me a drummer right then and there. He became my hero and man when he passed I cried for someone I'd never met in my life. He was one of the greatest to ever pick up sticks. He is sorely missed.
I always love when someone gets familiar with the crazy and absolute genius of Joey. I met him in 2010 and he was the one of the most genuine person you could meet. If you really enjoyed him, you would enjoy their new drummer Jay Weinberg.
Yo Tyler! I've done a heap of vids on Joey now. And also one on Jay Weinberg!
I used to come home from school and play along to slipknot self titled most days on my put together kit with two kicks and broken cymbals
Joey bridged three decades of influences and put groove in to metal
God rest his soul, he gave us more than we realise
Well said.
Andrew thanks for the video, any loss of someone so talented is a loss for everyone regardless of music preferences
Joey will be greatly missed. An inspiration to many drummers and many people in general.
The rev and joey are the two drummer who got me into drumming. RIP to both 😪
CLEAN, ACCURATE, PASSIONATE....SO TALENTED I HAVE NO WORDS. BEAUTIFUL ARTIST. REST IN PEACE JOEY PS... THE HAIR 😜
RIP
Joey Jordison is a legend, NUFF SAID.
YUP
First drummer to get blast beats into the mainstream. RIP to a legend
EXCELLENT Justin!
I grew up on Slipknot, as many others did, and as a drummer who learned initially in the classic jazz and big band style, when I heard Joey's drumming, he was instantly my #3 drummer of all time. Right behind Gene Krupa and my Dad.
RIP Joey.
*casually starts watching video*
~hears accent~ "here in Auckland, New Zealand".
*Swears loudly and falls out of bed*
Gidday fellow Kiwi.
How nice of the algorithm.
Hey Angela! LOL
I live in Auckland also. Joey's legacy knows no boundaries
"Wow, I've never seen that."
Said every person ever seeing Slipknot for the first time.
It's oddly comforting that so many musicians and music fans are discovering or newly appreciating Joey these past couple of days. Thanks for making this video.
Unique drummer! He was already missed when he left Slipknot. RIP Joey!
R. I. P JOEY... HE IS AND ALWAYS WILL BE THE BEST DRUMMER IN THE WORLD... LOVE YOU AND MISS YOU JOEY
Although Joey is my favorite drummer he is not the best drummer in the world buddy rich is the best however Joey is in the top 3
@@just_fs4814 ofc it’s subjective, but my top 3 will always be Dave Lombardo, Danny Carey and Joey Jordison, respectively.
Joey was an absolute God! He made it look so easy. RIP Joey 🌹
I loved this man. Meeting him was amazing. Listen to him play the guitar... It is great too
Joey could do anything musical... Period. Who is Travis Barker? There is no comparison. Joey is the best.
@mattrardin backagain I know. I was just sayin... I hate hearing how talented Barker is. He's a dime a dozen. Joey was not.
Really strange to hear about his passing two days ago. 46 years old.... shiiit!
He became almost instaneously one of the new "benchmark" in Metal drumming when Slipknot hit commercial success. There was Dave Lombardo in the 80's, Vinnie Paul in the 90's, and then Joey Jordison in the 2000's, that's how important he was for Metal drumming (imo).
A powerful and brutal groove machine, with a very distinct style, his fills and drum sound are unmistakable.
Unlike what most of the comments say, please don't react to the "Disasterpieces" solo (well it is great but very short and also does not really show how he was special sounding drummer).
Honeslty, People = Shit live is much better and showcase more his abilities and drumming style.
I'll dig more into him. Thanks for commenting Scoss
I am so sad about his death. I used to watch all these videos as a kid on the family desktop. So many memories and nostalgia. Joey was a legend and he’s up there with all the drumming legends now.
Joey is 100% a legend
I love seeing all the comments of people also Inspired by Joey. I first heard slipknot when I was about 4-5 years old, and I knew I wanted to be a drummer from that moment. I did everything I could to walk straight in his footsteps as much as I can.
Rest in piece, our idol.
Joey jordison was a legend! The best show they made was live at london 2002 , and also dynamo 2000 but the quality is better at london. Chek out his drum solo ! Also i love creative song like purity,scissor,iowa and skin ticket, such a creative drummer.
My favorite show ever watch it regularly
@@ericbarkewitz7586 link pls
R.I.P JO...... YOU WERE ONE OF THE BEST THANK YOU FOR ALL THE MUSIC. I WAS FORTUNATE ENOUGH TO SEE SLIPKNOT WITH JOEY AT THE DRUMS. WHAT A MUSICIAN HOLY CRAP
Ironically we all play Joey's style because he was super articulate and academically technical and unfathomanably accurate factoring things such as stamina, speed, timing and intricacy, the average listener will gloss right over the intelligence behind blending the intensity associated to the style with the basic scholarly knowledge and ever present acknowledgement of the technical skill as well as having a neo~classically philosophical mindset paired with an undeniable ability cloaked in a psudo~intellectual persona... R.I.P. 1️⃣JJ🥁🤘
I’m so happy that someone not in the metal style to really watch and appreciate his style and intensity of playing style! Rip Joey! Thanks for doing this video
You bet Rob. Turns out I'm liking it far more than I expected
Never trust a drum teacher that never heard of joey jordison.
I just love the dynamics and how he co-wrote songs (guitarist too) 1 of the original founders of Slipknot .. you hear all the groove and emotions with his drums..it just works it’s got mongrel
joey is the reason i started playing drums
That's AWESOME
Hi Andy, I'm glad you made this video. I had the pleasure to see Joey play early in Slipknot's career and it was otherworldly. Cheers!
Joey was a sick drummer but what set him apart was his writing. What he wrote was just so unique, memorable and fun to listen to. Listening to pieces of songs can never do justice to what he created because you don't get the dynamics. If you're truly interested in Joey I recommend listening to the Iowa album from start to finish. That album is still in my eyes the most viscious, aggressive release and still to this day one of my favourite albums surpassed only by Such is life by Dead Kelly, an Australian band I also can't recommend high enough
Thanks Steve!
@@AndrewRooneyDrums No problem mate. If you seriously listen to it properly I don't see how you won't be picking your jaw up off the floor by the end of it. It is one very special and emotional album. I'm actually jealous youre getting to hear it for the first time. You know when you know something so well you've run out of things to find? Becomes predictable then. I've got to admit though it took a while. There are 9 pieces to the puzzle after all
R.I.P Joey Jordison #1.
RIP
rip Joey. I love him and his drumming. Thx that you did this and are openminded to this music and style. I also have a request privat or video "Baba Yaga- Slaughter to Preveil ( Drum Playthrough)" have fun dying inside watching this dude playing.
Thank you!
I suggested Demolisher drum playthrough before, definitely must do a Slaughter to Prevail react sometime!
an absolute monster
Clem Burke , Neil Pert , and Joey. The holy trinity of drummers
ZERO knowledge about the world of drumming...CLUELESS...you ever heard of Dave Grohl, Tommy Lee or Travis Barker??? Probably have...which is why you know absolutely positively nada...perhaps you should open-your-ears and beat-off to: BUDDY RICH • KENNETH SCHALK • TOMAS HAAKE = Agility, Diversity, Endurance, Style, Precision, Embellishment & Showmanship
My daughter got me to listen to Slipknot and the 1st song she put on was Sulfur. I wasn't sure at first, but then the drums just erupted out of nowhere and hooked me. Joey's drum playing is unreal, he plays them SO FREAKING HARD you feel it. My heart thumps and I literally feel like my adrenaline is pumping. Love, love, love this mans skill. That mans talent on the drums is fucking incredible.
8:30 - you know youre good when you make the drum teacher wince! R.I.P. Joey
Solid musician. Certainly nothing out of the ordinary. A lot of people fell in love with the person and the image/mask more than anything else. May he RIP
For sure. Great drummer but hailing him as the best ever. People act like there were no drummers before or after him that were twice as good.
R.I.P Joey Jordison! He's the king that got me into the scene! You got my sub sir! Excited to see you watch more of The Great Joey fucking Jordison!!
Thanks Nathan!
Nah this is the right video of Joey to check out. Just pure, raw, live performances showcasing him doing what he does best and most importantly showing that he can actually replicate shit live with a god damn mask on
Joey is such a talented drummer. You should really listen to scar the martyr and vimic where he was the drummer. Totally different then slipknot (still hard though but different) he even did gigs with metallica and korn. He even played guitar in murderdolls 🤘🏻🖤 Joey Jordison and Dimebag Darrel are by far my most favourite artists of all time in the metal genre🤘🏻
Ive been to that tour 2 times that same yr. Ive seen the solo and have great pictures and memories from seeing them including paul. Rip hoey and thats really cool u decided to look it up now and KNOT never
I'll be deeply missing Joey Beating the sh*t out of that Crash Cymbal. RIP Legend.
You are watchin the perfect videos. I need this. Worlds gonna miss Jordy
Whats brilliant about Joey is that Joey is self taught. He started with guitar then transitioned to drums. We've seen amazing drummers through out decades but Joey was just on a whole new that decade
Damn
Joey Jordason is one of the greatest drummers to ever walk the Earth!
Disasterpiece Drum cam from joey
London 2002 Would be worth the watch :)
For me Slipknot has always had some of the best drums in metal. And Joey was a good part of that for a long time. He's always been my favorite drummer since I was about 8 or 9 years old. I'll genuinely miss living in the same planet as someone as legendary as he was.
joey also inspired me to play guitar. he was great.
🙌
Rip Joey
The fact he can do Iowa live since it's 15 minutes long and he's still ready for over an hour more of performance is insane.
What a legend
This video was great. You did great man. Thanks for this. Rip Joey. #1 forever
I was never a fan of Slipknot (not a fan of their style of metal), however I am a fan of a lot of the other bands he was in & played live for (Satyricon etc), and him as a drummer (he was def the standout in the band). The metal community has def lost a great. Thanks for doing this.
You bet!
RIP Joey. He was a beast and the first of his kind. I never heard anything like him till I heard Slipknot 20 years ago.
Fantastic Ryan!
He was cute af and a hell of a drummer. RIP
We got to love some Joey Drum videos. We miss that absolutely superball rip Joey and Paul. 🖤🖤
You are a drum teacher and you’ve never heard or seen Joey Jordison play drums before …..yeah right 😂😂
It's like a Physics teacher who never heard about Hawking.
Had the opportunity to see Joey play live once many many years ago and the energy he brought to the show.. just unmatched, taken way too early but he's at peace now ❤️
i love how listening him play just puts a smile on your face :)
Joey was one of my idols when i was a kid, and when i started drumming, I learned a lot of SlipKnoT songs. My Double Kick skills and my drum fills improved so much because of learning Joey’s songs.
This is such a late response, I had no idea he passed away... he was one of the most influential drummers of my entire era (i was a nu-metal kid ), I always had that feeling that there was a chance I would be able to see him live...