Between the Buried and Me - Telos - Blake Richardson (LIVE DRUM PLAYTHROUGH)
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- Between the Buried and Me's Blake Richardson demonstrates his drum parts for the song "Telos" from "The Parallax II: Future Sequence".
Other "Telos" demonstrations:
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I'm a 57 yr. old drummer who took his 11 yr. old son to see them play at the house of blues a couple of years ago. I really went to see Animals As Leaders who was on the bill that evening with TesseracT. I gotta say there was an incredible amount of genius on that stage that night. I felt like everybodies dad there but I felt right at home. In fact, they took my son to the front of the stage and passed him around from shoulder to shoulder. He had a fuckin blast. Then someone put a BTBAM hat on him which really made the night for him. The crowd as well as the music made my night too. Thank you all for being so Damn Cool.
You're winning
Comments like this are why I fucking adore the metal community. I love you guys.
AWW! So Cute! Thanks for sharing this!
I saw that tour...crazy to think it's been that long
No man, thank you for being such a rad dad! No doubt in my mind your kids going to be a musical mastermind if he’s loving this stuff as a pup lol
I love listening to this song straight into bloom. And then listening to bloom straight into melting city. And then I listen to the rest of the album, and then start the album on "goodbye to everything," and then I just listen to the whole album again. Like everyday.
Well, "Telos" means "The End" in greek, so technically, Telos can be considered the last song. Which means that Bloom is the first one.
Yah me too
The whole album is like a full-body orgasm from beginning to end.
I"m back 7 years later to say that 3:22 is still one of the best fills ever devised by man
Michael Jordan is the Blake Richardson of basketball.
Aldo Raine
Because so many people agree with your statement it got lots of thumbs up. To the point that your quote has been posted to other BTBAM vids.
Too funny. I knew TH-cam had trolls that were parrots but it's at a new level now..
I'm a drummer and this guys is scary to watch. Just incredible.
7:34
if anyone ever sees me at a BTBAM show, at that bass drop right there get out of the way because you might get killed lol. this is gets me so pumped
The most impressive thing is how deadly accurate Blake is from the CD to playing it live. Everything is nailed perfectly
That‘s because the audio of this video is actually from the CD 😂. But your‘e still right. He plays incredibly accurate also on stage 👏🏻
@@demiguevara3894 he knows it's the studio audio. We can tell how accurate it is with our eyes.
I saw them in Stuttgart and they played everything note for note. Incredible!
Blake is seriously such a monster fucking drummer, holy shit. I've seen this video like 20+ times and I still get amazed by it.
Blake brings a whole new feel to Metal. Truly awesome player!
I've seen BTBAM 3 times and I'm just always so amazed at their level of musicianship and how tight they are live that I can't do anything but stand there in amazement and listen. Seeing BTBAM live is like going to a fine art gallery. You want to look and take it all in, not necessarily mosh. But, to each his own.
I'm pretty sure I was at this show. It was BTBAM's first time playing this song live (nobody had ever heard it before). It was in Pops Theatre St Louis, their first show after recording Parallax II. So you can't really blame the crowd for not moving much. BTBAMs music takes a lot of processing (one of the things that makes them the greatest band ever). I can assure you, for every other song they played the crowd went nuts.
I hope this is true! I saw them play Glide/Voice of Trespass live just before the album dropped and the crowd was in awe!
7:14 to 7:35 makes me go nuts every single time.
And it goes for so long
I love how he's so perfect you can just do that and the audio and video still matches up perfectly.
Love this band!!! Always come back for this… I’m always amazed at Tommy as well for his “back and forth” talent on stage as the music progresses! Phenomenal band to say the least
I cant believe it when I see bands playing stuff like this to people, what dedication, amazing effort
this song is a master piece! it has everything you want in a metal song!
Blake is so on point, it's ridiculous, right down to those little nuances on the ride cymbal at 0:40
i agree. When I saw BTBAM for the first time i was lucky enough to have the best crowd ever, who were simultaneously moshing, singing, and gesturing along to the music. one of the best shows ever dude.
Saw these guys and AAL, Veil Of Maya when they released Great Misdirect, met all the bands after the show. Not only are they all amazing musicians, but super cool guys.
I love how Blake is precise enough to hit every note, even though the audio is definitely the studio and not live version haha.
One of the best breakdowns ever made besides Foam Born B
I'm fucking glad i got to see this performed live... there is nothing better than witnessing true talented musicians on stage doing what they love.
2:25 is probably my favorite moment on the whole damn album.
True. I've seen Between the Buried and Me twice now - this is just me too, but I genuinely enjoy being able to watch the skill of the musicians without dealing with crowd surfers and mosh pits, not mention that both shows were absolutely incredible.
Grand mr.Richardson's playing in front of the zombie-crowd
blake looks like an 80's lifeguard ... just saying
heeeeeeel yeeeeeee boiiiiiiiiiii
Explanation: the video has no sound, they put the album version as the audio file. Mike portnoy does this on his dvd's... Its AMAZING how richard can play tne songs 99% like the album. It took me 5:20 minutes to realize it was thr album track....PERFECT PLAYER DAMN
Yeah, I kinda figured it out when I saw that he was hitting the splash and no sound came from it lol. Also, the voice of the singer was way too clear, so that kinda gave it away too for me.
Really? I could tell as soon as the music started that it was certainly no live version.
vocals live are MUCH MUCH worse unfortunately :)
so awesome ! saw them a couple of weeks ago in Qc city and Blake is such a monster drummer ! the whole band was flawless ! great great show !
Saiyan armor?
best comment ever dude
@xsneakyxsimx their live concerts sound exactly like this.. its literally amazing.. to go to a concert where the music sounds as good or better than the CD
Gonna be seeing them tomorrow night at pops. Super excited!
1) - 14 people disliked this out of pure jealousy...
2) - This is one of their best tracks ever! Even a decade later it’s better than 80% of the garbage coming out... would be great if they revisited this “style” of song in the future!
3) - Blake, you the BOMB my dude!
It's really one of their best songs. I love all of Parallax 2, it's my favourite BTBAM album, but from Telos on it's just pure bliss.
Look at them....doing North Carolina proud every time they hit the stage. As a former resident and avid metal head, they make me proud to say I'm from NC. Keep up the superb and stunning work guys, holy shit lol
I've watched Blake on TH-cam more than any other drummer. His studio recordings are awesome to watch. I hope they release some from the new album.
i saw them live for the first time this year, it was amazing
Can't stop admiring this drummer. #btbam #blakerichardson
Just amazing.
3:46 love that beat lovely to see such melody in a technical setting
Hahahaha the video started playing before the ad countdown was done because BTBAM is so badass!
i think i cried both times i saw btbam, just out of happiness mixed with awe from being so goddamned impressed...and the fac tthat il never be as good D;
that snare tone is immense
My idols for sure, creative: accurate : and Hard.
Hey MetalBlade, any way you guys can upload more videos like this of BTBAM?
There's no better drummer for BTBAM than Blake. His style fits perfectly with the rest of the band. Not to talk shit, but there's no way a drummer like Shannon Lucas could write a drum part that fits as perfectly with Paul's playing style, as Blake does.
austin berry that is what people called chemistry
11 years later but I agree. I love Lucas on Ritual and Deflorate; his style is unmistakable. Sloppy but not actually sloppy? His kicks are like peanut butter, and it totally fits an album like Deflorate. He couldn’t do this though.
I get people are mad about the crowd, but when it comes to BTBAM I'd rather stay still and watch and appreciate all the awesome work they do than mosh around and not seeing it
flawless
Can't wait to see this masterpiece on the BluRay release! Holy shit that's going to be so good!
So did you like it? Everytime I feel like listening to the Parallax now, it´s that DVD I put on. So damn entertaining.
It's beyond perfection. This band is just amazing.
I love the subtle quad drums ditty in the background at 3:10
Took me soooo long to realize just listening that that wasn't also Blake😭😭😭 im tryin to play this on drums💀
This... is unbelievable.
Still waiting on that 10 year anniversary tour announcement for this album boys....
It's here! See ya in June Boys!
Went to the show in Worcester, MA. Blake botched the opening part in Astral Body and I was stunned, but I forgive him. Just confirming that he is human.
New to the kit? Check out how your favorite drummers arrange their drums. How low/high are they? What angle are they at? How is the drummer sitting? Low? High? Slouched over, or sitting up straight? Watch the video again, focusing just on Blake's posture, the angle of his arms & legs. Try to replicate some of those things. When you've got it all set the way you like it, then keep it that way for a while, and sit the same way, same height, same distance every single time. It will help.
This needs more views.
GREAT!!!
If you've ever been to a BTBAM you're in awe the whole time.
its unbelievable how he is playing along directly to the studio version without going out of sync once.
I really don't think the crowd understands they're in the presence of greatness.
They're soaking it in.
hahahahah, absolutely marvellous response! Hats off!
that opening drum riff before he starts on the china is genius! blake Richardson is one of the elite man. triplets like a mother fucker thru out this song too
Call it what you want, this is tech death to me.
Chickenp00nage it's not death at all, dude. don't make people laugh at you.
Official runescape Fan club, not Jaggex it's Progressive Metal. Just it has some death metal element in very small
START FROM SCRATCH, PATCH THE UNIFORMMM!
Let the galaxy form a suitablereplacement!
That's true, but true fans always gives back to the band.
I learned how to play this to a T in 2014. Lost my kit in 2016. Got a new one now and i still got this shit.
Blake is a monster, 'nuff said.
Thanks ! I appreciate it.
Dan and Blake at 6:40 like "hell yeah!"
i am becoming a fan of this amazing drummer, BRUTAAAAAAAAAAALLLLLL jujujujuj
we want more blake richardson!
saw them in Australia and I was indeed in awe. Not many headbanged and those that did were young and feral. I never heard one boo or complaint only applause....
does anybody know what that shirt he's wearing is called? I knew at one point, but can't remember. Someone help!
i think its called inteliskin or something!
It is! Intelliskin. I remembered like right after I posted the comment, haha. Thanks, though! :)
Blake is so damn good
what a bummer crowd.
Because they actually want to listen to the music instead of beating the shit out of each other?
rhcp211
Yup.
+rhcp211 yeah man, its fucking weird going to concert and just looking at the performers, your supposed,to dance, so that the band know your enjoying themselves.
Trust me ive played in a band, and its much cooler when people dance, rather than stare.
+Such is Life This is just how btbam fans are lol its like that at all of there concerts
I mean, you aren't supposed to dance really. You can if you want to, but a lot of people like to just watch the musicians and pay attention because of how complex the songs are. No right or wrong way to enjoy a concert but its pretty nice to go to a show where other people are pretty respectful of personal space and also just want to watch the band. I recently went to a TesseracT/Gojira show and the crowd was super tame for TesseracT and I had a blast watching the band kill it on stage, but as soon as gojira started I was so focused on not getting trampled that I couldn't enjoy myself. I think that it's a compliment to the band if anything when someone just wants to watch them and not focus on anything else. Just my two cents on this though.
A click is a metronome
Some musicians rush through easier passages and slow down for more difficult ones. A metronome can help you maintain a steady tempo throughout a piece of music. It can help you develop an internal sense of rhythm and timing. As you become more sensitive to tempo variations, you learn there isn't just fast and slow but many levels in between.
those snare chops! I wonder how many takes it took him to get those chops right
thanks for the info!
so they couldn't play without it, or does it simply help to keep things tighter and in time because their music is pretty complex?
This was before this song was revealed to the public. Honestly, whenever you are at a concert and BTBAM announces they are playing a brand new song, everyone goes fucking silent so they can appreciate every moment of brilliance. After the song ended that crowd was probably going ape shit.
The crowd looks so into it...
3:40 always takes me straight outer space 💙🌌
just saw the live about 9 hours ago!!!!!!!!
dont limit yourself to one kind of music like for example metal im a metal drummer myself and its fun to sit down and play jazz beats or slow rock stuff like that the different techniques that each genre uses especially in jazz which in my opinion is one of the most important things to learn to become a great technical drummer like blake :)
Well, I've seen BTBAM live a few times and to be quite honest, there were times when I was just standing still, staring in awe at Paul playing guitar. I'm sure I'm not the only one that has done that...maybe the crowd was just too busy scraping their jaws off the floor. Cheers! lol.
You guys should do one for each track on the album, maybe the isolated drum part?
Practice every day, if you're able. Warm up by stretching your hands, arms, legs for 5 minutes. On the kit, start with some simple rudiments, at a slow tempo (use a metronome). Then speed it up a bit. Maybe choose to focus on one or two particular rudiments today. Just keep playing them on the snare, then the tom, floor tom, hi-hat, ride, and even the bass drum. Get comfortable with playing the rudiment on any single drum. Then, start separating parts of the rudiment to different drums.(cont)
7:33 doom doom WHOOP! i'd destroy everything in that mosh pit at that part
they arent playing to a click live. how would they hear it? they dont have ear pieces, and i didnt hear a click when i saw them for the parallax 1 tour.
2:27 anyone? Just me? Ok...
Is he doing drags on the snare at 2:33?
uhhhhhh bloom, i need bloom to follow this!!!
why are the jonas brothers being advertised before my between the buried video? what is this i dont even...
is the sound from the concert or its the studio record, I dont recall the vocals being so good live :)
Where was this recorded?
where was this filmed?
Very true and straightforward reply but, it also gives the band a more relaxed and energetic feeling when the crowd is pumped up too. At least that's what I found from my experiences with a few small gigs.
Even tho this is live, the track is not from that show. Still, a true drummer knows he's nailing every part.
I wish we had original audio to go along with this...
A click means staying in tempo and keeping in time with eachother
Continue with the rudiment, but play right hand on hi-hat, left on snare.
Then reverse it.
Now add in the bass drum on 1-2-3-4, where you're playing 16th notes with your hands: 1-e-&-a-2-e-&-a-3-e-&-a-4-e-&-a-1... Great!
Now continue variations on this between different toms, snare/bass, ride/bass, etc.
More? Play it between three pieces. Then four.
By doing this, you learn the rudiment _really_ well. And you gain independence btw hands & feet. And you'll hear cool things to apply later.
Getting some King Crimson vibes from this song
it doesn't matter if this is the studio song because he pretty much plays it exactly the same, except he adds a few hits to it
Middle part sounds like the band 3. Awesome.
thanks but i'm not a musician, so what does a click mean, and why do they do it?
You might find that you love the complexity and challenge of all the endless variations of the rudiment exercise. But if this seems like a chore, then find out how much it will help you with all those other things you want to play... Having done all the warmups & rudiments, NOW start just playing some beats, like usual. You'll notice the difference! You'll be more accurate and more relaxed. Try integrating the rudiment into your beats, your fills... play with it. Have fun with it. Enjoy!