What’s with all the people complaining about the Lyrics on screen? That’s very normal for big bands. Metallica use them too and James has been singing some of their songs for over 30 years. It’s just to help if a singer gets lost for a moment. Being on stage can be pretty intense and hard to keep a clear mind.
Exactly, especially when you're kinda new to the band and the band had made 6 albums before you joined. That's quite a lot of songs to remember, even if you're not playing every song from every album.
Travis can play in SO SO many different ways on any set up. He started playing band and took jazz drumming lessons since he was a fucking CHILD! I think he on par with the likes of Tommy Lee, Neil Peart and Animal from The Muppet Show! I'm reading Travis Barker's book and even his mates said, "(musically) Travis was the most talented in Blink 182." I'm about half way into the book and it is SO damn good. For any readers out there you should check it out. I think people don't read enough.... If they did they may just be a little more informed!
@@TheZowwee I do not even need to read anything. Music created by Blink since Travis is there clearly shows that he is the most talented. He is not just punk rock drummer, he is an educated musician.
I'm sure you're much better, Justin. 😒 I'm well aware that there are plenty of better drummers but Travis kills it every time and he's one of the most humble dudes I've ever met.
I used to get annoyed when drummers would over play songs like this and pay more attention to the visual aspects of performing than the actual musicality. But this guy must be SO totally sick of playing this songs. I guess he is doing something to make them fun. Oh yeah, last thing. He isn't this 'best in teh world' drummer that so many non musicians make him out to be.
This is my favorite version. My best friend loved Travis before his untimely death and this version lets me know why, amazing passion and reverence. But damn it’s bittersweet hearing those lyrics, miss you bud
I remember hearing this song for the first time on Much Music in 1998, when I was 11. My mom went out of town with her sister and asked if I wanted her to bring me a gift. I think it was a toss up between a Tech Deck and 'the Blink 182 album'. I asked for the album. She brought it home, and I experienced it front to back using my Dad's fairly decent headphones. Dammit is obviously the most commercially successful single off the album; and that classic punk beat is something I hadn't really heard up until hearing Dammit on Much Music. But the album, and how it played as a whole, absolutely blew me away. Even as I type this I get a sense of nostalgic Deja vu that takes me back to that moment and the visceral feeling I had that night. I cannot overstate this- Dude Ranch changed my life. And while it's easy to complain and say today's music is shit, or that it's all too accessible, or too disposable- I am just glad that I got to experience punk music the way I did in the 90's and 00's.
Travis tighted up his drumming so much from when they started, I would say his drumming has probably changed on most their first albums since he became a drumming god, just alot more added in.
To be such a little dude, Travis Barker can hit a drum just about as hard as anyone on the planet. I like that, no matter where they are performing (this is at a fairground, for example), he's gonna play it as hard as if they are playing in front of 50,000+ people at Wembley. *He's a freak of nature... a seemingly nonstop, drumming machine!*
MASTER CLASS?!?!?! hahaha. he played quarter notes on the ride and HH the whole song, which is not how the original drummer played the song- he double timed it, which is why the original is such a rad drum song. and, i am not a travis barker hater bc i think he's awesome and has his own awesome ideas and is a much better drummer than blink's original drummer. BUT- a master class is reserved for masters to teach. he is a bad-ass modern punk drum slayer- i believe that. i guess he could teach a master class on punk drums now that i think about it. but, this video example would be an example 0f how to make a punk song rock when you're tired and 'sposed to be double timing. : )
the Live Kennedys, SD, California Listen to Ben Wah Balls's bass drum, it still blows my mind that he was able to play at such speed at such a young age
yeah- it is way fast. how old was the drummer then? 17? younger? that was pretty much all he could do though- hahaha- play that punk beat super fast. it worked though. : ) i am from SD and was into punk during blink's rise through the local scene, back when they were just blink. only girls i knew were into them and all us dudes hated on them bc i was into bands like DRI and exploited and slayer and blink was just not cutting it for me as far as 'punk' went. however, i thought "M&Ms" was a dope song, but most of the album was shit, imo. as soon as they got signed i thought they sounded much better. i'm a sucker for a catchy song- it's just gotta be done right. it's so crazy how they've been able to write songs that have the same chords and still make it cool and fun. a lot of people hate on them, myself included sometimes, but they've written enough songs that they've earned a place in my heart. although, they have worked with great producers, so that's a whole other discussion. : )
TB is a great performer- that's for sure. he is definitely a bad-ass drummer too. the truth is that skill and technicality don't really mean shit to most people- they wanna tap their toes and sing along with the band about heartbreak, or hope, or whatever- you know what i mean. so, when a TB is matched up with a jazz drummer, or awesome progressive rock drummer it's just no contest in terms of skill- BUT!!!--- the beats that TB creates for punk and the similar genres that he's been in are just so right bc he truly gets the feel of that which encompasses the genres in which he plays. a jazz guy wouldn't get it and wouldn't play to the genre- not that he couldn't play TB's beats, but if he did it wouldn't quite be the same and let's not forget the fact that if you asked a jazz drummer to listen to a blink song before the drums are written and then come up with his own drums then it'll be a bit off the mark in terms of the genre. so, TB gets mad credit from me for being a great creator of punk drum parts. stay cool, jeff. : ) p.s. i love how brits say 'cunt' all the time. hahahahaha. it's such a dirty fuck'n word in america, as i'm sure you know. hahahaha.
@@davinsarizqialvatoni6610 personally I like scotts more. its faster. like Scott played way faster than tavis in this performance. but still travis is a fucking god
@@simplebutnotsolongname6642 Travis doesn’t play as fast as Scott in this clip anyway. He’s playing 4th notes here and Scott is playing 8th notes on the hi hat. But i’m sure Scott did too live since they often played the song alot faster back in the day. Travis just use both hands because it looks cool
guys he actually plays it in a way that's way easier than original where the hi-hat and ride was double tempo througout the whole song. That requires some blast beat level right hand speed
Notice how it never changes for that one song and then at the end when all of the fog machines are shooting and Matt is walking away it isn't on the song Dammit anymore eh?
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Tom is somewhere out there looking for aliens when he had an alien playing drums in his band all along
Lmao!!
Ye lol
Best post ever kkkkkk
FACTS 😂🎉❤
totally
Mark the only guy in the band that remembers the making of dammit damn
Well, it is kinda hard to remember something you weren't there for.
Damnnnnnnn
That's sad Tom come back
baconfromhell666 mark was though and if your talking about me I was in fact much alive when it came out
He doesn't remember...
You know youve made it when you dont even have to sing your own songs, the crowd just sings for you
Tom's still the voice inside my yead
Kurt Lamprecht listen to live version
LOL he mean he miss tom
Tom sang the chorus in the live version. Listen to any live version of dammit before Tom left, he sings the chorus
@@kurtlamprecht93 listen to the live version
Awesome drummer. He’s been through a lot too.
I love how travis can take the simplest song and turn it into the most complicated and make it look easy 😲😲😲
Three years later, do you still think this is complicated?
Most complicated 😂😂😂😂😂 where?))))
It isnt easy cause it’s all out of tempo
I love that you can hear the crowd singing the whole thing
I have no idea how he maintains this energy through a gig, machine
It's a simple technique called "Being a drum god"
conditioning
Energy drink
I don't think it's the energy drinks......
hes vegan
Travis Barker and audience - Dammit
More appropriate title lol
What’s with all the people complaining about the Lyrics on screen? That’s very normal for big bands. Metallica use them too and James has been singing some of their songs for over 30 years. It’s just to help if a singer gets lost for a moment. Being on stage can be pretty intense and hard to keep a clear mind.
especially when you have multiple vocalists...
100% agreed
Exactly, especially when you're kinda new to the band and the band had made 6 albums before you joined. That's quite a lot of songs to remember, even if you're not playing every song from every album.
I saw both Sting and Phill Collins forget lyrics. It's common.
Matt's always struggled with remembering lyrics, M Shadows from avenged sevenfold uses a lyric screen too
Beast Mode. One of the best drummers of all time, Travis the man!
Dede WK scott was a far more straightforward punk player, but Travis’ musicality and technical precision is eons above
Nope
If you like high energy and over the top symbol use then Travis is your man, if not then most other drummers would be preferred
Travis can play in SO SO many different ways on any set up. He started playing band and took jazz drumming lessons since he was a fucking CHILD! I think he on par with the likes of Tommy Lee, Neil Peart and Animal from The Muppet Show!
I'm reading Travis Barker's book and even his mates said, "(musically) Travis was the most talented in Blink 182." I'm about half way into the book and it is SO damn good. For any readers out there you should check it out. I think people don't read enough.... If they did they may just be a little more informed!
@@TheZowwee I do not even need to read anything. Music created by Blink since Travis is there clearly shows that he is the most talented. He is not just punk rock drummer, he is an educated musician.
you know when you get out of a loud concert and your ears are like semi deaf for awhile? I can feel that after watching this clip of the drums.
Travis is an amazing drummer holy shit
This is the view I need every time. I love watching him play drums. Hell yeah
Es el mejor baterista de punk de este siglo, gracias por esas canciones y esos redobles que nos regalaste Travis.
me pa que te olvidaste de Bill Stevenson amigo
All I can say is wow!! You go Travis dang!
Can you imagine how many times they've played this song.
at least 3 times
That ending though. SKRTT SKRRRTTT SKRRRRRRT SKRT SKRT SKRRRRRRRRRT SKRTTTT
lol! somebody had to say it
Dahahahaha
🤣🤣
I could watch Travis play drums forever. Tom's off chasing UFO's. Still love the guy.
it absolutely destroys me that I haven't gotten to film a drum cam with travis yet
I'm waiting. 😂
I'm sure you're much better, Justin. 😒 I'm well aware that there are plenty of better drummers but Travis kills it every time and he's one of the most humble dudes I've ever met.
do itttttttttt
You will eventually dude! :)
I used to get annoyed when drummers would over play songs like this and pay more attention to the visual aspects of performing than the actual musicality. But this guy must be SO totally sick of playing this songs. I guess he is doing something to make them fun. Oh yeah, last thing. He isn't this 'best in teh world' drummer that so many non musicians make him out to be.
Was never much of a Travis Barker fan, but I tip my hat to him on that performance.
steel my favorite band on this planet
This is my favorite version. My best friend loved Travis before his untimely death and this version lets me know why, amazing passion and reverence. But damn it’s bittersweet hearing those lyrics, miss you bud
I'm Japanese!
very cool drummer!!!!
travis!!!!!!!!
i f miss sm the good old days...
Ahhhh...... the good old days..... when we didn’t have to social distance
Dont care what anyone says, travis barker is a fuckin monster behind the kit
travis is offically old. look how high up hes wearing his shorts lmao
skuz34 atleast he doesnt have a shirt on
you are officially 12. you have buttman as your pfp
I remember hearing this song for the first time on Much Music in 1998, when I was 11. My mom went out of town with her sister and asked if I wanted her to bring me a gift. I think it was a toss up between a Tech Deck and 'the Blink 182 album'. I asked for the album. She brought it home, and I experienced it front to back using my Dad's fairly decent headphones. Dammit is obviously the most commercially successful single off the album; and that classic punk beat is something I hadn't really heard up until hearing Dammit on Much Music. But the album, and how it played as a whole, absolutely blew me away. Even as I type this I get a sense of nostalgic Deja vu that takes me back to that moment and the visceral feeling I had that night. I cannot overstate this- Dude Ranch changed my life. And while it's easy to complain and say today's music is shit, or that it's all too accessible, or too disposable- I am just glad that I got to experience punk music the way I did in the 90's and 00's.
Amazing to watch Travis work
I can't say how much horsepower Travis has
Uncountable, i mean look at him... xD
Travis was like "F u guys. I'm running this show!"
Amazing video men good job🥁👍💃😘
I bust out laughing when the smoke effects came up , Travis looked like he was summoning demons with wands
Travis tighted up his drumming so much from when they started, I would say his drumming has probably changed on most their first albums since he became a drumming god, just alot more added in.
Skiba looking back at Travis like "holy f**k!" lol
Travis going hammers on the drums its amazing seen it from this point of view.
Cool cam!
God sent an alien 👽 to earth to make jazzers aware from punk pop drummers .. what a performance from Travis 👏
He just goes insane on drums
love it, the crowd is Tom, Skiba isnt heard, perfect movie!
🔥the best ever🔥
I can Travis being 85 years old and still playing like this
I was at this show was a good time
The next time I cover this song, I’m gonna try the windmill. It looks cool
Amazing 🤩
OMG I WAS THERE
He's a beast!
This could be a good backing track for guitar players.
Fucking Travis never phones in a performance. He’s 100% all the time. Amazing.
travis baker is not the best drumemr of all time, not the most technical, but STYYYYYYYYLE and just for this is one of my favorite
Travis He's not normal. He is the best!
Their are legends 🤘🤙 don't forget with tom delonge too
Behold the Travis! 🤘🏻
Travis is a machine
veri nice!!!!!!!
The Mark, Tom and Travis Show (The Enema Strikes Back!) 2000.
Travis is a drum god 🙌🏾
Travis the worker. Best!
Incredible 👍
Travis` mom`s words never stopped.
I love how Mark doesn't even have to sing lol
He is. The band doesn’t hear it. How? Professional musicians.
Travis is a beast
Amazing
Travis is really incredible drummer
To be such a little dude, Travis Barker can hit a drum just about as hard as anyone on the planet.
I like that, no matter where they are performing (this is at a fairground, for example), he's gonna play it as hard as if they are playing in front of 50,000+ people at Wembley.
*He's a freak of nature... a seemingly nonstop, drumming machine!*
Beat seat in the house right there
Seems there's always one member that goes missing once one comes back with blink very disfunctional.
Miss the old blink ..
Thats a huge cyst on Travis's back.
On my birthday 🎉 march 17!
Still the best out there
Man you are good but my son is just as good i wish he could meet you thats my wish forever
thousands of fans... singing for tom... in his absence
pure travis barker
That's a drumming master class right there.😊
MASTER CLASS?!?!?! hahaha. he played quarter notes on the ride and HH the whole song, which is not how the original drummer played the song- he double timed it, which is why the original is such a rad drum song. and, i am not a travis barker hater bc i think he's awesome and has his own awesome ideas and is a much better drummer than blink's original drummer. BUT- a master class is reserved for masters to teach. he is a bad-ass modern punk drum slayer- i believe that. i guess he could teach a master class on punk drums now that i think about it. but, this video example would be an example 0f how to make a punk song rock when you're tired and 'sposed to be double timing. : )
lmao what, travis is so overrated
the Live Kennedys, SD, California Listen to Ben Wah Balls's bass drum, it still blows my mind that he was able to play at such speed at such a young age
yeah- it is way fast. how old was the drummer then? 17? younger? that was pretty much all he could do though- hahaha- play that punk beat super fast. it worked though. : )
i am from SD and was into punk during blink's rise through the local scene, back when they were just blink. only girls i knew were into them and all us dudes hated on them bc i was into bands like DRI and exploited and slayer and blink was just not cutting it for me as far as 'punk' went. however, i thought "M&Ms" was a dope song, but most of the album was shit, imo. as soon as they got signed i thought they sounded much better. i'm a sucker for a catchy song- it's just gotta be done right. it's so crazy how they've been able to write songs that have the same chords and still make it cool and fun. a lot of people hate on them, myself included sometimes, but they've written enough songs that they've earned a place in my heart. although, they have worked with great producers, so that's a whole other discussion. : )
TB is a great performer- that's for sure. he is definitely a bad-ass drummer too. the truth is that skill and technicality don't really mean shit to most people- they wanna tap their toes and sing along with the band about heartbreak, or hope, or whatever- you know what i mean. so, when a TB is matched up with a jazz drummer, or awesome progressive rock drummer it's just no contest in terms of skill- BUT!!!--- the beats that TB creates for punk and the similar genres that he's been in are just so right bc he truly gets the feel of that which encompasses the genres in which he plays. a jazz guy wouldn't get it and wouldn't play to the genre- not that he couldn't play TB's beats, but if he did it wouldn't quite be the same and let's not forget the fact that if you asked a jazz drummer to listen to a blink song before the drums are written and then come up with his own drums then it'll be a bit off the mark in terms of the genre. so, TB gets mad credit from me for being a great creator of punk drum parts. stay cool, jeff. : )
p.s. i love how brits say 'cunt' all the time. hahahahaha. it's such a dirty fuck'n word in america, as i'm sure you know. hahahaha.
They need NOTHING MORE...him on drums...wow!!! We ALL SING ALONG
Travis be like: this Scott's drum line was boring.
yep i like travis version
@@davinsarizqialvatoni6610 personally I like scotts more. its faster. like Scott played way faster than tavis in this performance. but still travis is a fucking god
Except Travis couldn’t play the rapid hi-hat and crash hits during the verses without both his arms. Scott could play it with just One.
@@simplebutnotsolongname6642 Travis doesn’t play as fast as Scott in this clip anyway. He’s playing 4th notes here and Scott is playing 8th notes on the hi hat. But i’m sure Scott did too live since they often played the song alot faster back in the day. Travis just use both hands because it looks cool
@@MrPhantom95 that too
You never sick
Get well soon trav.
Stay true to YOURSELF Travis. Peace Christo
guys he actually plays it in a way that's way easier than original where the hi-hat and ride was double tempo througout the whole song. That requires some blast beat level right hand speed
Travis reminds me of how my mom's beat me when I late coming home ...
Travis is playing in a simplified way, tha studio version is harder to play
Not 10/10 the same as studio version, but it's not simplified anyway
@@dopeboi6776 I think its more simple because he is playing quarter notes instead of eight notes
Travis Barker is so cool
Travis gives it his 100% all the time
NICE!
Love me some Travis Barker😜
I think it's safe to say that those arms are literally windmills.
one OF.. THE best What i saw from THEM!!!!!
Tom please come back.
Monsterrr
Awe, the video stopped too soon, i wanted to see the kid play
never liked how he didn't play 8th notes on the hats and ride on this song.
Not going to lie, the teleprompter is pretty funny.
Lauren M It's a set list
it's definitely not a set list.
what songs do they have where two full sentences in multiple sections as if they were... hmmm... lyrics..
It is a set list, notice how it never changes, I wonder how much that cost, gettin fancy eh
Notice how it never changes for that one song and then at the end when all of the fog machines are shooting and Matt is walking away it isn't on the song Dammit anymore eh?
Also what songs of theirs are in full paragraph?
Dont you have a video when mark asked me for my flag 🇲🇽?, its when at the end when they played DONT LEAVE ME.. thanks
super
Still doesn't beat seeing the descendents front row after seeing Travis barker play with strung out the day before that
WEE ARE BLINK-182
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