man i'll miss you Mike, you brought drumming to a new level in DT in your time there, deceptively complex drumming that wasn't complex for showing off but rather just blended in so well with the other instruments. Stuff that might have sounded so smooth and easy until you think about it and then it blows your mind. Best wishes onwards mate.
He was on another level. I always though Dream Theater was a good band, but something was always missing, and it was the drummer. I'm so thankful and grateful for the work produced when Mangini was with them.
I connect with him because portno left dream theatre before I run listened to them and I watched manginis drum audition and it moved me he wanted it so much
Frightening. His speed, dynamics and limb independence is ungodly. And did you hear those single-hand rolls? 😳 His set up is really innovative and the droms sound phenomenal. Hell yeah!
What he needs next is to evolve the ring of drums into the drum ball, like the hamster ball. Surrounded by drums at every imaginable angle, in a drum kit that is built in a geodesic sphere, that can be rolled around on the stage, with him strapped securely into the seat and able to play while the ball is rolling. Bonus points if he can drive the ball at the same time.
@@greekfreek4657 Really? I would've said it the other way around. Mangini is having an absolute blast when he plays. His passion shines through much more strongly than Portnoy.
FuzzyTriangles watch some of the old drumcams Mike Portnoy used to make. I think both Mikes are equally passionate about drumming and equally amazing players.
@@drillcream I think that’s what everyone would’ve preferred but it’s not like it was mangini who forced portnoy to leave. The fact people are still pressed over it makes me laugh lol.
@@nathandrums0 I'm just sick of people comparing portnoy to mangini. The comments are all over TH-cam, especially when you watch DT drum covers by a certain TH-camr - attributing portnoy to manginis work *facepalm*
@@drillcream absolutely agree. It’s been 11 years and people still do it. Even after Portnoy went to a DT show and expressed his favor of Mangini, people still are rude 🙄
I got to meet and have dinner with him when he did a drum clinic at the shop where I taught. The crew from the shop, Doug Smith who was the Pearl rep at the time. The most incredible drummer I ever witnessed - even after seeing Donati and Minneman in clinic. Mike was the nicest guy, and he was chatting with me most of the time. He's so relatable, funny, kind, witty, and gregarious. Somewhere the owners of the shop have a picture of Mike Mangini together in Waterford, MI! Two dudes the same height and black hair!
I am always flabbergasted when he demonstrates his other worldly ability to play 4 different beats in all limbs, and change those beats at will, without messing up the other limbs beats.
I've always liked how expressive musician's faces are while they force themselves to sound as perfect as possible, feels like the skill is leaking through their faces
Mr. Mike Mangini, you were born great. Been following and listening to you since you were a child. You rocked us all thru high school. It was easy to see you were totally on another level. Phenomenal all around Musician !! An obvious amazing talent combined with lot's of hard work and in my opinion the G.O.A.T on those drums💪. May God continue to bless you and yours.✌💘 !! Rock On Big Guy !!
Спасибо ....Я получил настоящее удовольствие ... Я в возрасте , мне 60 лет . В юности цвлекался барабанами , играл в группе . Хочу купить установку и обучить свою внучку ...К сожалению не хватает средств ...Всем , кто связан музыкой , поклон и крепкого здоровья ...Музыка , это мир ...
we all just have to watch his jam with dt during the audition to understand why they choose him. well, atleast that's my opinion (u can find them easily on yt if u never saw it)
Lots speculate he was quietly chosen much earlier than they initially said. It's worth noting he was a university music professor at an institution of which the DT members also happened to attend. Maybe a coincidence maybe not. Doesn't change the fact he's a musical savant and one of a kind. Dudes been on the Discovery Channel and shit back in the day for his drumming speed
@@sw1tchedThe drum parts on the latest album are incredible wdym? It's insane that the only reason MM gets hate is because he replaced Portnoy. It's just fanboys saying the same things over and over. Most haters don't even know anything about drumming, they just say "he's bad at writing" because they've heard it said before and wanna fit in
@@ciro2322 buddy rich? I've not seen a vid of him going over 250 bpm single strokes. I mean BR will always be one of, if not the greatest jazz drummers of all time. But mike is clearly going much much faster than 250bpm there.
This is what I want to hear in a drum solo. Presenting nice technique, speed, groove and timing. Most people would showcase their speed and how loud they can hit their drums. Respect to Mangini 🥁
I am no drummer, but Mangini's technical prowess boggles my mind, and the fact that he makes it all look so effortless is amazing. It's sad that some people don't rate his skills as highly as they should, but I guess it's down to the fact that they can't possibly understand what it takes.
The things I hear, and yes... his skills are through the roof, but what I hear is that ritme wise it's all the same. Like he's playing with a metronome and even that is oké but I mis some sort of feel to it. It's a lot of a lot but I know drummers who do more with just a basic kit and let you feel the magic of drums. Just my opinion
@@ArnieC1974 I wish there were some vids of him when he was in his twenties playing local gigs. He was Phenomenal... Incredibly exciting to watch and his solos were so much more enjoyable. I remember seeing someone wrote how the solos are all just exercises now. That’s true. I miss the old days
He is in the Neal Peart category. And that’s a statement. But he’s the only dude in Dream Theatre I like. They are too “magic the gathering” to me but holy shit can this cat play
Those who say this solo is boring do not understand the technicality of it. As a drummer, I can say this is an amazing solo. It's not just a bunch of super fast fills like most modern solos are.
Seen him performed drum solo live. Everyone in the crowd enjoyed and cheered for him. He's no Portnoy, but Portnoy ain't Mangini either. Both drummers are amazing, but Mangini deserves a hell lot of credit than a lot of people give him.
This is the kind of solo you play in a stadium. Concepts, motifs, ideas, display of time control, flashy cliches (but taken to a new level). This is the arena drum solo, but played at a level likely matched by none. Brilliance.
Lars was pretty decent from Kill 'em All to AJFA, then he remained stuck on the same slow beat and patterns from the black album onwards. Such a shame.
There are solos who drummers would love to listen(with good technique, single rudiment for each hand, etc.), solos that anyone who don't play drums would love to listen(with speed, showing off, etc.), and there's solos who both of them would love(with technique, speed, passion, etc.). This solo is the one that only drummers appreciate.
Bro Im a drummer and in my opinion this guy plays like random nonsense .. it sounds horrible... Maybe He would be better for circ du solei or something like thay
Playing high-speed snare drum rolls with traditional grip is always impressive! I could never do it. :( Stewart Copeland took traditional grip to a whole new level visually.
the real question here is if Mike's mics are better than Mike's mics? but if so, would my mics be better than Mike's mics? or Mike's mics are better than my mics?
I don't think so , Mike's mics are better ....as the same time ur mics probably are better that Mike's mics , on the contrary way Mike's mics would be better than urs
If Mike's mics are better than Mike's mics? but if so, would my mics be better than Mike's mics? or Mikes' mics are better than my mics? But if Mike had Mice, What if Mike's Mice`s mics are better than Mike's mics? but if so, would my mics be better than Mike's Mice`s mics? or Mikes' mics are better than my mics?
Amazing that he has a separate brain controlling each one of his extremities independently of one another, but not always. Sometimes there are on the same beat.🎉
Imagine how free your mind has to be to be playing drums for dream theater. No thinking of breaking ups , or other problems in your life , BUT put feelings and problems aside, or it’s easy to lose the thread of where your up too in that particular part of the song. Wow. You go Mike. Met you a few times , and your a nice act. 💪🏻👍🏻
Mostly because he's constantly compared to Mike Portnoy (who IS a fantastic drummer...), who has the advantage that he was in the band before Mangini, so Mangini also "fights" against the "in the past, everything was better"-faction of fans...
You comments makes no sense. Mike is 100% definitely not a underrated drummer. He highly recognized and respected for his drumming independence and accolades even before DT.
From what I've seen of Mangini from live DT videos on TH-cam, I'm not the biggest fan, but this is pretty good. The guy's an utter freak of nature, skill-wise (that's a compliment). He is nearly on Buddy Rich's level in terms of speed and technique, even if he lacks musicality and dynamics for me.
This is what happened after Snape decided to stop coveting the position for Defence Against the Dark Arts, and decided to embrace the Dark Arts themselves! Very inspiring drumming!
Extreme, Steve Vai, Annihilator y Dream Theater, son algunos de los saben que Mangini es un Batero de lujo; y nosotros, hace rato sabemos que su "Bestialidad" siempre le suma puntos al disco en el que esté. Saludos desde Chile🇨🇱🤘🥁
Bro the way he hints at several songs throughout the solo showcasing the insanity he trained his body to accomplish. My fav song reference is Alien at the end. It really is a great rythm they used there. Instantly recognisable even though it's a 'fresh' song
He is amazing. At the end, I couldn't see howfast the arms were moving. He is kind of chuck norris of drums: you don't understand what happened to you and how you got to the floor! lol
Very nicely done! I gotta admit I hated that MP left and didn't think anyone could take his place. But I'm starting to realize that MM has a different style and sound and is every bit as talented as MP.
He makes very very difficult exercises (4.54),with incredible drum rolls(4.45),complex armony and coordination(3.16) technically perfect.No doubt,It´s a monster of drums,but personally I prefer Portnoy
Never paid that much attention into his solos, but now that i did.. I was frustrated and sad the day DT announced MP back, because their last album with Mangini was very inspired and fresh and i was looking forward to their next one with the writing chemistry they had established with MM in the band. I regret not having seen them live since 2011, because it never crossed my mind MM would not be their last drummer. This guy can play with one arm what most drummers can't with two. Oh, and this solo is a-b-s-u-r-d. What a pity we won't get to listen his input in DT again. Thank you Mike and you have my utmost respect for your behaviour, your professionalism, your good heart, sense of humour, humility and overall good vibes. Wish you nothing but the best, you deserve them all 👏♥️🙏
Really? Man it isn't hard to beat lars nowadays. I've been drumming 3 years and I'd say I'm better than him in most aspects, although he can still do way faster double bass when he wants to.
@@T0mat0_S0up Let's just say Lars is a pretty good drummer/audio engineer. He created a drum sound what was always unique up until Metallica started recording Metal like every other band (heavy compression). But their earlier albums had always a unique sound, always original. But Lars has a couple of bad drumming habits and since he's been playing since 1982 he's obviously lost his peak just like Buddy Rich did in the late 70's. But since he has been an ass in the music industry (Napster and piracy) people have exaggerated his bad drumming habits and his not that good personality.
Amazing.. They make it look so easy.. I could practice my entire life and never be that good.. It takes God given talent plus a lifetime of extreme effort to play this way! its not Luck.. its Hard work!!
4:44 wow. I really like this solo. It is technical and very well done. One of the better ones I have heard. No gong at the end? Throw in some wind chimes too during a quiet section.
love Mike Mangini's creativity! so fun and technical and creative. check out his dvd where he explains his process for soloing - can see all of it in play here!!
Thank You Mike Mangini for all these years. We wish you all the best.
He surely did his part well
Sometimes I don't like my job, but then, I remember there was a person setting up and disassembling that drum set in just one night.
Every night
This dude is insane. Also he's such a very genuine and humble musician. Keep the dream alive Mike
Had to admit that Mangini is on an other level amazing kind of drummer. Respect to you
Teacher: no drumming on your desk
Kids in the back of the class:
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Even the kids in the back wouldn’t be able to play as good as god himself
That's me lmao. I got bunch of slap and punishment from teachers because of that 😭😂
Guilty!🤚😂
I am a pretty good now tho
man i'll miss you Mike, you brought drumming to a new level in DT in your time there, deceptively complex drumming that wasn't complex for showing off but rather just blended in so well with the other instruments. Stuff that might have sounded so smooth and easy until you think about it and then it blows your mind. Best wishes onwards mate.
He was on another level.
I always though Dream Theater was a good band, but something was always missing, and it was the drummer.
I'm so thankful and grateful for the work produced when Mangini was with them.
Mangini is amazing drummer. Portnoy is amazing drummer. They are different drummers. As simple as that.
Peter Criss too... ha ha ha
I, actually, agree with thath...but...Portnoy is still the king
Mangini is also the king! :D
Amen. Dream theater evolved as the team member changed. Both drummer brings its own uniqueness to DT
I connect with him because portno left dream theatre before I run listened to them and I watched manginis drum audition and it moved me he wanted it so much
I’m sure that kit costs more than my house
öztürk and bigger than your house 😂
It's about $20,000 in gear and hardware. Those octobons up top are incredibly expensive.
im sure of that to
Correct broo!
tbh his kit looks like a stand in a jobfair
Frightening. His speed, dynamics and limb independence is ungodly. And did you hear those single-hand rolls? 😳 His set up is really innovative and the droms sound phenomenal. Hell yeah!
Thomas Lang is on another level of limbs mind, but a similar robot style of drummer.
The one handed rolls were gravity blasts using the rim of the drum as a fulcrum
@@VVRAITH6 yep, for sure they are gravity blasts. I'm not even a drummer and I could see that
@@Reject101Personal yeah it stands out so I was helping the OP understand
Yeah that was a surprise.. Single hand rolls doe independently... wow.
What he needs next is to evolve the ring of drums into the drum ball, like the hamster ball. Surrounded by drums at every imaginable angle, in a drum kit that is built in a geodesic sphere, that can be rolled around on the stage, with him strapped securely into the seat and able to play while the ball is rolling. Bonus points if he can drive the ball at the same time.
Watching this guy play... it's amazing to see his passion! A superb solo!
I agree!!!
pornoy was and will always be a rock drummer...mangini is an educator playing in a rock progressive band...i like both nowadays.
You nailed it dude... Mangini playing by process... Well educated...
Portnoy playing with passion... Both of them are really great
****Pornoy**** is his adult video website
@@greekfreek4657 Really? I would've said it the other way around. Mangini is having an absolute blast when he plays. His passion shines through much more strongly than Portnoy.
FuzzyTriangles watch some of the old drumcams Mike Portnoy used to make.
I think both Mikes are equally passionate about drumming and equally amazing players.
@@tijnmoer9136 definitely, without passion you cant be the best version of yourself
One of the greatest drummers of all time, even the greatest, he holds 5 world records for speed on the drums!
Only dream theater fans would complain about having Mike Mangini in their band.
One wouldn't say it better 😄
lol some would probably prefer that they never got a replacement
@@drillcream I think that’s what everyone would’ve preferred but it’s not like it was mangini who forced portnoy to leave. The fact people are still pressed over it makes me laugh lol.
@@nathandrums0 I'm just sick of people comparing portnoy to mangini. The comments are all over TH-cam, especially when you watch DT drum covers by a certain TH-camr - attributing portnoy to manginis work *facepalm*
@@drillcream absolutely agree. It’s been 11 years and people still do it. Even after Portnoy went to a DT show and expressed his favor of Mangini, people still are rude 🙄
How can someone so humble, down to earth, and so bloody nice be SO insanely talented. Mike is in an entirely different universe. Incredible.
I have thought that myself as well...
I got to meet and have dinner with him when he did a drum clinic at the shop where I taught.
The crew from the shop, Doug Smith who was the Pearl rep at the time.
The most incredible drummer I ever witnessed - even after seeing Donati and Minneman in clinic.
Mike was the nicest guy, and he was chatting with me most of the time. He's so relatable, funny, kind, witty, and gregarious.
Somewhere the owners of the shop have a picture of Mike Mangini together in Waterford, MI! Two dudes the same height and black hair!
The facial expressions on this guy are priceless...
Not just an amazing drummer, but a great Robert de Niro impersonator.
:)
ahhhhhh ha ha h aha ha ha I said the same thing to myself !
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
hopefully he is not a liberal
Excellent!
I am always flabbergasted when he demonstrates his other worldly ability to play 4 different beats in all limbs, and change those beats at will, without messing up the other limbs beats.
At the same time, let’s give some credit to the drum tech who has
set up that kit. 😉
Some Neil Peart inspiration in this solo. Mike is such a incredible drummer.
For sure, like the middle solo in YYZ
@@monkeyfvck1974 exit...stage left, 1981
Yes. I hope you’re talking about portnoy ;)
Peart???? Try Bozzio
..NEVER BE ANOTHER Peart! THE Benchmark. Period, end of story.
These drums solo will never get old, you don’t know how many I have watched this video!!!
I've always liked how expressive musician's faces are while they force themselves to sound as perfect as possible, feels like the skill is leaking through their faces
Skill? This guy? Hahh, hold my beer, I can totally do this! [/sarcasm]
Aptly put
Mr. Mike Mangini, you were born great. Been following and listening to you since you were a child. You rocked us all thru high school. It was easy to see you were totally on another level. Phenomenal all around Musician !! An obvious amazing talent combined with lot's of hard work and in my opinion the G.O.A.T on those drums💪. May God continue to bless you and yours.✌💘 !! Rock On Big Guy !!
This man is a monster at drumming!!!!!
Спасибо ....Я получил настоящее удовольствие ... Я в возрасте , мне 60 лет . В юности цвлекался барабанами , играл в группе . Хочу купить установку и обучить свою внучку ...К сожалению не хватает средств ...Всем , кто связан музыкой , поклон и крепкого здоровья ...Музыка , это мир ...
Очень приятно , Сергей
Я в возрасте? Бери сам играй-не поздно а внучка себя найдет сама.
He manages to combine power with detail, energy with feeling, fire with elegance. An amazing musician.
What a sick and talented drummer Mike is! Man!!
Ok, I was convinced that he’s good after he played Portnoy’s parts, but damn, he’s fabulous on his own, he’s in no one’s shadow really.
we all just have to watch his jam with dt during the audition to understand why they choose him. well, atleast that's my opinion (u can find them easily on yt if u never saw it)
accept for a "writing shadow". Technically amazing, writing drum parts? not so much
Lots speculate he was quietly chosen much earlier than they initially said. It's worth noting he was a university music professor at an institution of which the DT members also happened to attend. Maybe a coincidence maybe not. Doesn't change the fact he's a musical savant and one of a kind. Dudes been on the Discovery Channel and shit back in the day for his drumming speed
mangini es infinitamente mejor que portnoy
@@sw1tchedThe drum parts on the latest album are incredible wdym? It's insane that the only reason MM gets hate is because he replaced Portnoy. It's just fanboys saying the same things over and over. Most haters don't even know anything about drumming, they just say "he's bad at writing" because they've heard it said before and wanna fit in
4:26 play this in 2x speed xD
AsuHUASususauhsahu
or listen to Rich
How the fuck is it possible that it sounds even slower played at 2x speed zzzzzz
@@ciro2322 buddy rich? I've not seen a vid of him going over 250 bpm single strokes. I mean BR will always be one of, if not the greatest jazz drummers of all time. But mike is clearly going much much faster than 250bpm
there.
@@aditwani6562 nooo
Lars ulRICH
This is what I want to hear in a drum solo. Presenting nice technique, speed, groove and timing. Most people would showcase their speed and how loud they can hit their drums. Respect to Mangini 🥁
I am no drummer, but Mangini's technical prowess boggles my mind, and the fact that he makes it all look so effortless is amazing. It's sad that some people don't rate his skills as highly as they should, but I guess it's down to the fact that they can't possibly understand what it takes.
The things I hear, and yes... his skills are through the roof, but what I hear is that ritme wise it's all the same. Like he's playing with a metronome and even that is oké but I mis some sort of feel to it. It's a lot of a lot but I know drummers who do more with just a basic kit and let you feel the magic of drums. Just my opinion
i agree
@@ArnieC1974 I wish there were some vids of him when he was in his twenties playing local gigs. He was Phenomenal... Incredibly exciting to watch and his solos were so much more enjoyable. I remember seeing someone wrote how the solos are all just exercises now. That’s true. I miss the old days
Still,original is the best,,,portmoy,
He is in the Neal Peart category. And that’s a statement. But he’s the only dude in Dream Theatre I like. They are too “magic the gathering” to me but holy shit can this cat play
Here’s an idea: both mikes join DT, and make a giant kit where they both sit and play
Imagine a song where they did that?!?!🤔 Would be amazing...
Kacy Ortiz hey man, I think you should start posting again, I think a channel for stuff like that would be great
@@rylanhudson9319 right?? Maybe a song as long as long as six degrees of inner turbulence but with Portnoy and Mangini trading off fills
@@rylanhudson9319 what do you mean by "posting again"?
Kacy Ortiz well I checked on your channel and you have a video up
Those who say this solo is boring do not understand the technicality of it. As a drummer, I can say this is an amazing solo. It's not just a bunch of super fast fills like most modern solos are.
Trey Weddle wrong, this solo isn’t fast, but it has no emotion, a really good solo can transfer emotions to the audience
@@BoffDrummer666you think it’s boring?
I like dream theater, I like mangini….that said, let me just say this ….Neil PEART Frankfurt drum solo. Period
Well said Beard man!
@@BoffDrummer666 Wtf does that even mean? A drum solo is a display of skill. Seems like the crowd liked it.
Seen him performed drum solo live. Everyone in the crowd enjoyed and cheered for him. He's no Portnoy, but Portnoy ain't Mangini either. Both drummers are amazing, but Mangini deserves a hell lot of credit than a lot of people give him.
Mike mingini 👍
This is the kind of solo you play in a stadium. Concepts, motifs, ideas, display of time control, flashy cliches (but taken to a new level). This is the arena drum solo, but played at a level likely matched by none. Brilliance.
Lars Ulrich: I am a drummer for a hall of fame band.
Mike Mangini: hold my drumstick...
no seriously take it, I only need one to play better than you.
Lol
Lol!!
Aaron Hennessy are you here to defend the honor Lars...? I mean honestly.
@@aaronhennessy2136 I would rather have awesome skill with average money rather than being too rich and have poor skill
Lars was pretty decent from Kill 'em All to AJFA, then he remained stuck on the same slow beat and patterns from the black album onwards. Such a shame.
There are solos who drummers would love to listen(with good technique, single rudiment for each hand, etc.), solos that anyone who don't play drums would love to listen(with speed, showing off, etc.), and there's solos who both of them would love(with technique, speed, passion, etc.). This solo is the one that only drummers appreciate.
Bro Im a drummer and in my opinion this guy plays like random nonsense .. it sounds horrible...
Maybe He would be better for circ du solei or something like thay
Very, very few drum solos impress me.. this is definitely one of them, just incredible 👍🏻
How in the hell that horrible random nonsense impress you ?
this is BAR NONE! the best drummer on the planet or for that matter that has ever lived... im so completely gob smacked... you GO! Mike!
Mangini is ana astounding drummer, but the best to ever live is a considerable stretch. Peart, Portnoy, Carrey, Bonham, the list goes on.
Those 1handed snare buzzes TO THIS DAY trip me the f out man!
Sorry to disappoint you guys…
I LOVE MANGINI !!!
Me too
5:51, put in 2x speed.
UHAHUAHUAHUHUHUEWHUAHUHUEHUE
Kkkkkkkkkkkkk ataque epilético
Thank you
I watched the entire video at double speed 🤣
Wtf 🤣🤣
Lmao 🤣🤣🤣
Playing high-speed snare drum rolls with traditional grip is always impressive! I could never do it. :(
Stewart Copeland took traditional grip to a whole new level visually.
the real question here is if Mike's mics are better than Mike's mics? but if so, would my mics be better than Mike's mics? or Mike's mics are better than my mics?
I don't think so , Mike's mics are better ....as the same time ur mics probably are better that Mike's mics , on the contrary way Mike's mics would be better than urs
+Alejandro Urzúa i agree
Is your name Mike?
I don't know, Mike might make most mics mightier than Mike's mics. It's Mike we're talking about, after all.
If Mike's mics are better than Mike's mics? but if so, would my mics be better than Mike's mics? or Mikes' mics are better than my mics? But if Mike had Mice, What if Mike's Mice`s mics are better than Mike's mics? but if so, would my mics be better than Mike's Mice`s mics? or Mikes' mics are better than my mics?
Amazing that he has a separate brain controlling each one of his extremities independently of one another, but not always. Sometimes there are on the same beat.🎉
Me: “Hey Mike, how fast can you roll with one hand?”
Mike: “Yes.”
Amazing Mangini... with his one handed rolls, etc.
mike is better than mike
No, Mike is better than Mike.
@@Appetizer5d are we talking about the same mike? cuz mike sounds pretty good.
MIKE IS BETTER THAN NEIL
No, mike from Usa is better than mike from Usa
Reharmonized me too
Mike is a beast for stepping into the roll as DTs drummer...lets just say it takes balls!
One may say it takes solid wood and a thicc skin
Watching from Greece.hi everybody.
Mike is one of the best drummer in the world of all times.period.
Imagine how free your mind has to be to be playing drums for dream theater. No thinking of breaking ups , or other problems in your life , BUT put feelings and problems aside, or it’s easy to lose the thread of where your up too in that particular part of the song. Wow. You go Mike. Met you a few times , and your a nice act. 💪🏻👍🏻
El que haga la prueba de sonido al comienzo de cada concierto se tiene que volver loco con esa batería xD.
Es un dolor de huevos jajaja
By far one of the best drum solos I’ve ever seen!
How on earth is that horrible random nonsense the best solo you ve ever seen?
"Not quite my tempo."
Which tempo is the real question? The first one? The two-thousandth one? Which one?
Eric Cartman 2 bars for free.
Are you rushing or are you draging???
@@arinur2347 *Throws chair with perfect aim*
@@elijahshuler3223 *mumble angrily under orange hoodie
One of the most underrated drummers ever.
Mostly because he's constantly compared to Mike Portnoy (who IS a fantastic drummer...), who has the advantage that he was in the band before Mangini, so Mangini also "fights" against the "in the past, everything was better"-faction of fans...
You comments makes no sense. Mike is 100% definitely not a underrated drummer. He highly recognized and respected for his drumming independence and accolades even before DT.
Lol yeah Mangini was already legendary back in Vai's band. Only idiots underrate him.
Get together.not underrated at all.
Wtf you' said..underrated..🤔 He's the professor bro..
Époustouflant🎶
Merveilleux, je suis sous le charme !
Le talent à l'état pur ! 👏
Don't care what everyone says here, this shit is fucking fantastic.
only drummers can understand his language... amazing!
Know Lyle Cooper? Check this out th-cam.com/video/XPCGcpgpBVU/w-d-xo.html
From what I've seen of Mangini from live DT videos on TH-cam, I'm not the biggest fan, but this is pretty good. The guy's an utter freak of nature, skill-wise (that's a compliment).
He is nearly on Buddy Rich's level in terms of speed and technique, even if he lacks musicality and dynamics for me.
It's ZZZZZZzzzzZzzz not thought out to be nice to listen to
@@marcusking8507 he lacks dynamics? lol he might lack some things, but dynamics clearly not... his drum solos are all about dynamics...
The entire band IS PHENOMENAL!
You're amazing dude, i'm blown away by your talent. Great fit for DT (the best band in the world) in my humble opinion.
Божечки мои! Неужели такая установка возможна?))) 👍👏 Это офигительно!
This is what happened after Snape decided to stop coveting the position for Defence Against the Dark Arts, and decided to embrace the Dark Arts themselves! Very inspiring drumming!
Impresionante este solo de bateria!! De otro planeta!!
Love Portnoy. Mangini is something else though. He brought so much fun to the band.
Mangini holds back so well he knows he's fast but he doesn't go crazy fast that often.
Extreme, Steve Vai, Annihilator y Dream Theater, son algunos de los saben que Mangini es un Batero de lujo; y nosotros, hace rato sabemos que su "Bestialidad" siempre le suma puntos al disco en el que esté.
Saludos desde Chile🇨🇱🤘🥁
Bro the way he hints at several songs throughout the solo showcasing the insanity he trained his body to accomplish. My fav song reference is Alien at the end. It really is a great rythm they used there. Instantly recognisable even though it's a 'fresh' song
He is amazing.
At the end, I couldn't see howfast the arms were moving.
He is kind of chuck norris of drums: you don't understand what happened to you and how you got to the floor! lol
Super mega diferente a otros Bateros con solos que solo hacen escándalo, excelente ✌️😎
Master of drums
Very nicely done! I gotta admit I hated that MP left and didn't think anyone could take his place. But I'm starting to realize that MM has a different style and sound and is every bit as talented as MP.
I don’t know anything about drums but I do know I just watched the most incredible display of pure talent playing them.
Mangini is technically so advanced that it is just unreal, even for a really really good drummer. he just superb
Only in rock what he does work!
4:42 Not gonna lie that I got scared.
Esse é um dos poucos bateristas contemporâneos de hard rock e heavy metal que admiro.
Ele é muito influenciado pelo Neil ne ? Tem que ser foda...
I love you Mangini !!! You are literally amazing.... !!
The control the precision the presentation top notch by Mike! One of the greatest drummers in my book!
He makes very very difficult exercises (4.54),with incredible drum rolls(4.45),complex armony and coordination(3.16) technically perfect.No doubt,It´s a monster of drums,but personally I prefer Portnoy
1:24 this face is literally the emotion I feel when I’m playing double kick 😂
5:23, forever alone
Just came here after watching the auditions from 2011. Didn't really get a chance to see what Mike Mangini is capable of in those videos.
Damn.
Never paid that much attention into his solos, but now that i did..
I was frustrated and sad the day DT announced MP back, because their last album with Mangini was very inspired and fresh and i was looking forward to their next one with the writing chemistry they had established with MM in the band.
I regret not having seen them live since 2011, because it never crossed my mind MM would not be their last drummer.
This guy can play with one arm what most drummers can't with two.
Oh, and this solo is a-b-s-u-r-d.
What a pity we won't get to listen his input in DT again.
Thank you Mike and you have my utmost respect for your behaviour, your professionalism, your good heart, sense of humour, humility and overall good vibes.
Wish you nothing but the best, you deserve them all 👏♥️🙏
mike is amazing
4/4: am i a joke to you?
And I'm here playing drums for 5-6 years and I'm still worse than Lars Ulrich
edit: I wasn't being serious. Lars is a good drummer.
Really? Man it isn't hard to beat lars nowadays. I've been drumming 3 years and I'd say I'm better than him in most aspects, although he can still do way faster double bass when he wants to.
@@punishmentthroughtime2904 no you are not.
@@punishmentthroughtime2904 ...and the fact jou have to tell people on you tube...kind of says it all...
Karsten Bier Why are people so obsessed with Lars?
@@T0mat0_S0up Let's just say Lars is a pretty good drummer/audio engineer. He created a drum sound what was always unique up until Metallica started recording Metal like every other band (heavy compression). But their earlier albums had always a unique sound, always original. But Lars has a couple of bad drumming habits and since he's been playing since 1982 he's obviously lost his peak just like Buddy Rich did in the late 70's. But since he has been an ass in the music industry (Napster and piracy) people have exaggerated his bad drumming habits and his not that good personality.
Undoubtedly one of the greatest drum vids here on TH-cam
Guys got some chops, one of the best in my book!
He’s probably the most skilled all around drummer there is and this isn’t even one of his best solos.
Could you recommend some better ones for me please?
If you're talking skill you have to have Thomas Lang in the convo....
@@dwarfshortages8265 check out nate smith
@@Matt-zt4qk Lang is a definite monster as well for sure.
@@Matt-zt4qk 😆he smoked Lang on the auditions remember ?
I love how he tells the crowd that his ostinato is in 5 hahahha
The funniest part is that you know most of them probably knew what was going on
I grew to love Mangini. Dude is a beast and very humble
Amazing.. They make it look so easy.. I could practice my entire life and never be that good.. It takes God given talent plus a lifetime of extreme effort to play this way! its not Luck.. its Hard work!!
Such a unique drumset. Having one of everything on each side of the kit.
This guy plays faster with one hand than I can with two. Incredible.
If only playing fast translated into being good.
@@juliosanchez95hatin ass
He was just checking does his drums work correctly
He looks like Danny Trejo at some point :\
I had the same thought. hahahaha
Good drummer!
Matthias Rode I think you have some bad information Danny Trejo is a terrible drummer sorry :/
I mean Mike is a good drummer. Not Danny (hahaha). BUT did you ever hear Danny Trejo playing drums? HAHAHA
Cheers
Matthias, i was about to say that, you never know, Danny might be a sick drummer in between walls, like gore metal batshit crazy drummer hahahah
Hahahahahahaa 100% agree with you..looks like danny trejo
pretty darn good...thats what I would have to say. Love his double bass stuff.....very clean indeed🎉
It's sick how he was trained in jazz but he knows exactly how to play for a rock and roll/metal audience
4:44 wow. I really like this solo. It is technical and very well done. One of the better ones I have heard. No gong at the end? Throw in some wind chimes too during a quiet section.
Other than one of the greatest drummer around, he is such a cool guy.
He’s doing things with one hand than drummers using 2 cannot. A true phenomenom.
You're the best DM drummer ever!! 🥁🥁🔥🔥
love Mike Mangini's creativity! so fun and technical and creative. check out his dvd where he explains his process for soloing - can see all of it in play here!!