but it wasnt a good song to represent lars as the drums on that song arent special nor influential for this vid he should have done frayed blackened or shorstest straw
@Shallex doesnt matter even though thats cool it doesnt make him an influential there are lots more drummers who can do that and did that on the album ajfa he showed new drumming he showed cool new fills he showed that you can do much more on the kit and thats why he shouldn have chosen a song from ajfa
@@returnofthechickentendies2844 doesnt matter even though thats cool it doesnt make him an influential there are lots more drummers who can do that and did that on the album ajfa he showed new drumming he showed cool new fills he showed that you can do much more on the kit and thats why he shouldn have chosen a song from ajfa
@Shallex i know thats probably because this is part II and these drummers were submissions by the comments in part one samus chose the drummers himself
Can we appreciate that this dude recreated some of the most well known beats from absolute legends of percussion and made it look easy? Holy crap dude - respect!
Full Song List: Paul Mazurkiewicz: Cannibal Corpse- Hammer Smashed Face Lars Ulrich: Metallica- Damage Inc. Alex Van Halen: Van Halen- Hot For Teacher Gar Samuelson: Megadeth- My Last Words Igor Cavalera: Sepultura- Troops of Doom Neil Peart: Rush- Tom Sawyer Pete Sandoval: Morbid Angel- Maze of Torment Bill Ward: Black Sabbath- Iron Man George Kollias/Derek Roddy: idk Vinnie Paul: Pantera- Becoming Aaron Kitcher: Infant Annihilator- Cuntcrusher Raymond Herrera: Fear Factory- Zero Signal Brann Dailor: Mastodon- Colony of Birchmen Flo Mounier: Cryptopsy- Adeste Infidelis Sean Reinert: Death- Suicide Machine
Im really glad Gar Samuelson made it on the list. IMO, he is (was) one of the most underrated drummers in metal. He was way ahead of his time. Peace Sells was the first time I heard the "machine gun" effect, and it wasn't until a few years later that Sepultura's drummer incorporated it (a bit sloppy too).......then along comes this dude named Vinnie Paul.....that guy took "machine gunning" up a few notches. But it was Gar that started it.
ive always liked samuelson more than menza and i was genuinely surprised and happy to see him instead of menza. dont get me wrong, i love menza and his work, but there is something about samuelson's drums that feel they have so much more groove and feel. listening to a samuelson drum track is like listening to the drum version of master of puppets guitar. there are so many notes in between its crazy
Pete Sandoval was also in Terrorizer, a Grindcore band from California who broke up in the late 80s, I believe. His performance on their record "World Downfall" is amazing. That album has some of my favorite drums of any metal albums
I was really really really REALLY happy that you brought up Sean Reinert in the video! It's pretty funny when I talk to people about Death and mention Sean Reinert WHO was in Death on the album called" Human". Some people only knew Gene Hoglan, Richard Christy, Bill Andrews, and Chris Reifert. But can you mention Rick Colaluca from WatchTower, he wasn't that big but he sure did influenced Fates warning, Dream Theater, Cynic, Atheist, and Death before and a lot of people don't know that.
@@quinnm.3588 On the newest album Aaron said everything that was programmed, wasn't out of his capibilites he just couldn't be consistent enough for the entire album
Dominator from Dark Funeral? Inferno from Behemoth? Trey Williams from Dying Fetus? Mikkey Dee from Motorhead? Kvitrafn from Gorgoroth? You know, just to name a few...
I always thought Pete Sandoval's signature move was his 4th note snare + 16th note ride + 32 note double bass feel like at the beginning of Rapture, Lion's Den, Sworn to the Black, Dawn of the Angry, etc. Of course always a different accent here or there but that super fast double bass with slower snare behind it was so ever present on many of the classics. Awesome video regardless!
Deen Castronovo - the ride part from Marty Friedman's Forbidden City (from Dragon's Kiss) Atma Anur - Perpetual Burn from Jason Becker Mikkey Dee - early King Diamond era (up to The Eye) Dirk Verbeuren - the breakdown from Deconstruction (title song from Dev)
Wow, just came across you today and it's clear you are very talented, hard working, and diligent. I hope you get a big break soon. 72k is good obviously but you deserve a lot!
Sam, I think your such an amazing & incredibly talented drummer/ musician with a killer drum sound, a real pleasure to watch & listen to. Thanks for what seems to be the huge amount of effort you put into the production of your videos, it's really appreciated & I love the comedy! I'd really like to hear any of your own original material that you may have, & also as a drummer myself, any Rush songs that you might choose to cover would be such a treat! I'm so glad I discovered you earlier on today, your videos are so entertaining & informative & you've really given me a lift! Thanks!
I am just so beyond impressed with your speed and consistency on the kicks! I know you use triggers but dayum, that's just some amazing control and speed you have there sir! And unlike many fast double-bassists I have encountered over the years, you haven't neglected your hand rudiments one bit. I would really love to see you cover some of Alex Bent's work with Trivium (The Sin and the Sentence would be a great song for you to do).
I've been waiting for number 3 for eight years. I saw this video first in August 2008 I think. I just came home from Alcudia, Mallorca when I saw this.
Ivan Lunev well. it's not that they're off time....he just hits the crash at the beginning of the next bar instead of the down beat of the previous bar. Unfortunately I have picked up this habit lol. I try to limit it though
Your Flo impression was hilarious but I still don't think it did him justice. I call redo! My favorite thing Flo does is about 1 min into Crown Of Horns. It's a 16 bar pattern that goes skank, double bass, skank, blast. That or the whole beginning of Graves of The Fathers. But he is probably most known for the breakdown of Slit Your Guts or the verses to Phobophile. Being able to switch gears so quickly is what I think makes Flo so unique. All those are pretty good examples I think. Philthy Animal - Mortorhead. He kinda started the whole double bass thing and helped pioneer speed metal. Steve Ashiem (Deicide) would be nice to see. Who hasn't tried to figure out that weird bass drum part on Sacrificial Suicide? Darkside from Mgla has earned a place in the metal drummers elite. Exercises In Futility has great cymbal work and so did With Hearts Towards None. Either track VII off of WHTN or VI off of EiF. Trym - Emperor. His endurance an Anthems To The Welkin At Dusk is just god like. That and his accents on his ride hand really add to the repetition and to me good black metal is all about repetition. Frost and Hellhammer are more or less the same drummer. Not a lot to distinguish them by. They could be the next George Kollias/ Derek Roddy. Even though I think Kollias uses the same goddamn drum fill on every song and Roddy is all over the place. A ton of people complained that your Nico Mcbrain in part 1 wasn't accurate at all because Nico has never played double bass. He is usually playing his hi hat with his left foot. Nico's drumming is all about nuances. And it's actually difficult and technical at times. His fills are whole bars sometimes. Out of everyone from the NWOBHM he is the most tasteful drummer. Kevin Talley to me Justifiable Homicide off of Dying Fetus' Destroy The Opposition is my favorite thing he's ever done. That song is fun as shit to play along to. David Haley (Psycroptic) that song Cold off the new album is fun to jam to. John Longstreth (Angelcorpse, Origin) Personally I only like the first Origin album and think the others are too fast and have no groove. But there is no denying his gravity blast stepped the bar of death metal up way high. I would say Obscura but they haven't ever had a solid lineup as far as drummers are concerned. Djent isn't metal and I don't think any of these kids are even worth mentioning. It just encourages falseness among poseurs. So if you didn't do any Djent in round 3 I think it would be a service to metal heads \m/
The way you played Hot for Teacher sounds like something more I want to do. I saw a video of how someone did it just like the album but I'm having a hard time making that sound good.
Objectively I’d say Vinnie Paul has the best overall sound that perfectly complemented dime bag... Metal of the late 80’s early 90’s was incredible and I miss that type of quality being in the mainstream.
Picks Damage Inc as the song to represent Metallica... so much respect gained
but it wasnt a good song to represent lars as the drums on that song arent special nor influential for this vid he should have done frayed blackened or shorstest straw
@@JaellesDrums Fight Fire With Fire also?
@Shallex doesnt matter even though thats cool it doesnt make him an influential there are lots more drummers who can do that and did that on the album ajfa he showed new drumming he showed cool new fills he showed that you can do much more on the kit and thats why he shouldn have chosen a song from ajfa
@@returnofthechickentendies2844 doesnt matter even though thats cool it doesnt make him an influential there are lots more drummers who can do that and did that on the album ajfa he showed new drumming he showed cool new fills he showed that you can do much more on the kit and thats why he shouldn have chosen a song from ajfa
@Shallex i know thats probably because this is part II and these drummers were submissions by the comments in part one samus chose the drummers himself
It must be hard being that fucking talented. Jesus Christ, I can't even butter my bagel in the morning without fucking up.
Maverick McFarlane hahahaha!
Maverick McFarlane lmao!!!! one of the best comments I've read!
I know that feeling, bro.
Can we appreciate that this dude recreated some of the most well known beats from absolute legends of percussion and made it look easy? Holy crap dude - respect!
thank you!!!
Full Song List:
Paul Mazurkiewicz: Cannibal Corpse- Hammer Smashed Face
Lars Ulrich: Metallica- Damage Inc.
Alex Van Halen: Van Halen- Hot For Teacher
Gar Samuelson: Megadeth- My Last Words
Igor Cavalera: Sepultura- Troops of Doom
Neil Peart: Rush- Tom Sawyer
Pete Sandoval: Morbid Angel- Maze of Torment
Bill Ward: Black Sabbath- Iron Man
George Kollias/Derek Roddy: idk
Vinnie Paul: Pantera- Becoming
Aaron Kitcher: Infant Annihilator- Cuntcrusher
Raymond Herrera: Fear Factory- Zero Signal
Brann Dailor: Mastodon- Colony of Birchmen
Flo Mounier: Cryptopsy- Adeste Infidelis
Sean Reinert: Death- Suicide Machine
Pete Sandoval: Morbid angel - Maze of torment
Some of you knows about the George Kollias /Derek Roddy song ? That stuff is purely amazing
Why did I find the idk part funny? Especially with the morbid angel where it's just a whole lot of gravity blast
@@Avenyah I'm still trying to figure out that song!
@@goretician02 I'm still trying tho ,the only way would be to ask Samus directly i guess
You played Hot For Teacher without the double bass shuffle...HERESY!!!
+Crimson Sunrise Yeah I noticed that too... instantly.
Ehh.. the double bass shuffle is actually really, *really* difficult. And I’m sure he was just doing this for fun not to perfectly match it
Nick Menza (Ex Megadeth) he is an awesome drummer
RIP Menza
smoke rain (ex-drummer) at least he died doing what he loved
What megadeth song was that?
Leandrometfan My last words
Thanks man
Get Mario Duplantier from Gojira in there!
Totally
Glad i am not the only one who thinks that
yeah man... Mario!!!
+Lewis Griffiths I was about to say that when I saw your comment
my sentiments exactly
Im really glad Gar Samuelson made it on the list. IMO, he is (was) one of the most underrated drummers in metal. He was way ahead of his time. Peace Sells was the first time I heard the "machine gun" effect, and it wasn't until a few years later that Sepultura's drummer incorporated it (a bit sloppy too).......then along comes this dude named Vinnie Paul.....that guy took "machine gunning" up a few notches. But it was Gar that started it.
Fuck yeah, nice to finally see some love for Raymond Herrera. By far one of *the* most innovative metal drummers of the 90s. Great video, dude!
The part that made me go fuck yeah !
Can't tell you how nice it is to see Gar Samuelson get some love. Dude is a monster behind the kit but was so underrated.
ive always liked samuelson more than menza and i was genuinely surprised and happy to see him instead of menza. dont get me wrong, i love menza and his work, but there is something about samuelson's drums that feel they have so much more groove and feel. listening to a samuelson drum track is like listening to the drum version of master of puppets guitar. there are so many notes in between its crazy
Thanks for putting Bill Ward on the list. He’s by far one of the greatest drummers ever, and was at the very start of heavy metal.
Pete Sandoval was also in Terrorizer, a Grindcore band from California who broke up in the late 80s, I believe. His performance on their record "World Downfall" is amazing. That album has some of my favorite drums of any metal albums
9/10 Lars, not enough China cymbal
But he was good back then
he really wasnt.
0/10 Lars, the snare wasn't tuned right. It didn't sound anything like the St. Anger drum set!
Wasn't that great just unique.
and it was in time
Paul Mazurkiewicz (Cannibal Corpse) 0:34
Lars Ulrich (Metallica) 0:48
Alex Van Halen (Van Halen) 1:03
Gar Samuelson (Megadeth) 1:19
Igor Cavalera (Sepultura) 1:35
Neil Peart (Rush) 1:50
Pete Sandoval (Morbid Angel) 2:01
Bill Ward (Black Sabbath) 2:10
George Kollias / Derek Roddy (Nile/Hate Eternal, Serpents Rise) 2:28
Vinnie Paul (Pantera, Hellyeah) 2:40
Aaron Kitcher (Infant Annihilator) 2:51
Raymond Herrera (Fear Factory, Arkaea) 3:02
Brann Dailor (Mastodon) 3:12
Flo Mounier (Cryptopsy) 3:28
Sean Reinert (Cynic, Death) 3:39
what song is on the lars part?
@@BafadhalzDamage Inc
Where's The Rev or Mario Duplatier!!??
thanks
MaXImum ReSiStance1488 how about you shut the fuck up?
No One And where's Hannes Van Dahl ?
Elias011203 TF2 his ride fill isn’t unique, Gene Hoglan has been playing double rides since the early 90s
BRO!, MY TWO FAVORITE DRUMMERS!, why the hell are they not in this video.
Dude, I want your fucking kit so bad. It just sounds so bad ass, especially with such a great player behind it
I was really really really REALLY happy that you brought up Sean Reinert in the video! It's pretty funny when I talk to people about Death and mention Sean Reinert WHO was in Death on the album called" Human". Some people only knew Gene Hoglan, Richard Christy, Bill Andrews, and Chris Reifert. But can you mention Rick Colaluca from WatchTower, he wasn't that big but he sure did influenced Fates warning, Dream Theater, Cynic, Atheist, and Death before and a lot of people don't know that.
Best blast beats and double bass drumming I've heard in a long time! Keep tearing it up Samus!
Raymond Herrera makes me so happy to see. He seems so overlooked
Who's here after Neil Peart died😭
Rest in Peace 🙏
Jeez its been 3 months already????
@@gk4thewin049 I know right!
Fucking love Neil Peart but my guys not a metal drummer.
Greatest of all time! RIP
@@LiamvonRiesen Rush is the most influential prog metal band of all time
So glad to see Aaron Kitcher on this list.
@@imnothighipromise1563 you mean the pro editor?
@@quinnm.3588 On the newest album Aaron said everything that was programmed, wasn't out of his capibilites he just couldn't be consistent enough for the entire album
@@lldrumr9095 he matched his speed perfectly. Wtf do you mean?
@@lldrumr9095 sure weres you're proof that he edited that.
@@lldrumr9095 its that you might be Jealous that hes better that you. Look at his legs they move perfectly with the audio.
i feel like the Rev should be on here, absolutely great drummer and i especially loved his fills in bat country
The rev is one of the best no cap
No he is not that good
@@jimbob2422 yeah no shit, he was no Gene Hoglan but still a great drummer, and if Lars can be a on the list then so can the Rev
@@Heretical at least the drummer is better than lars
@@Heretical and what's the connection?
Dominator from Dark Funeral?
Inferno from Behemoth?
Trey Williams from Dying Fetus?
Mikkey Dee from Motorhead?
Kvitrafn from Gorgoroth?
You know, just to name a few...
Jamie St.Merat from Ulcerate )
Joey Jordison from metallica.
Yes, Flo! Was waiting for him. You’re badass.
2:28 THAT WAS SICK!!!!
Which song is it?
Which songgg
PLEASE GOD I MUST KNOW!!!!!
it takes a special kind of genius to cover a drummer so they are recognisable, but make it into an audible cartoon of them... hats off to you
3:03 U thought it was Raining Blood...
I did, i was looking through the comments and i looked at the name wns said "wait that doesn't seems right" hehehe
No
Damn it does sound like it tho what is it? Sounds mad I like anything like slayer
Yeah
Some of my favs and
"ALL TIME GREATS"
right here!!!!!
Well thought out and put together video. Amazing playing!
Inferno from Behemoth would be pretty cool to see!
Steven he is amazing
That guy who did the instrumental-only jam of Solar Impulse? pretty good drummer
What about Nick Menza from Megadeth.
crazy insane skills bro ,love it so much.and thankx for letting me in the circle.FUCK YEAHHHHHHHH
Hell yes, Sean Reinert.
jajajaja, love the Flo Mounier part, you should include Hellhammer, Ingo Schwichtenberg, Dirk Verbeuren or Henry Ranta
Max Duhamel for Kataklysm. Canadian hyper blast!
I always thought Pete Sandoval's signature move was his 4th note snare + 16th note ride + 32 note double bass feel like at the beginning of Rapture, Lion's Den, Sworn to the Black, Dawn of the Angry, etc. Of course always a different accent here or there but that super fast double bass with slower snare behind it was so ever present on many of the classics.
Awesome video regardless!
nice seeing Raymond Herrera on this list
Deen Castronovo - the ride part from Marty Friedman's Forbidden City (from Dragon's Kiss)
Atma Anur - Perpetual Burn from Jason Becker
Mikkey Dee - early King Diamond era (up to The Eye)
Dirk Verbeuren - the breakdown from Deconstruction (title song from Dev)
Awesome !!!
Too bad you held your sticks on the wrong way for Vinnie Paul hehe !
Wow, just came across you today and it's clear you are very talented, hard working, and diligent. I hope you get a big break soon. 72k is good obviously but you deserve a lot!
When suicide machine kicked in i started screaming the lyrics like chuck!
Love these videos!!! Keep them up!!!
fuck yeah dude, sean reinert owns all these drummers forsure.
Now he is gone...
Sam, I think your such an amazing & incredibly talented drummer/ musician with a killer drum sound, a real pleasure to watch & listen to. Thanks for what seems to be the huge amount of effort you put into the production of your videos, it's really appreciated & I love the comedy! I'd really like to hear any of your own original material that you may have, & also as a drummer myself, any Rush songs that you might choose to cover would be such a treat! I'm so glad I discovered you earlier on today, your videos are so entertaining & informative & you've really given me a lift! Thanks!
Charlie Benate, John Tempesta, Tom Hunting, Paul Bostaph, would be cool for a next one.
I am just so beyond impressed with your speed and consistency on the kicks! I know you use triggers but dayum, that's just some amazing control and speed you have there sir! And unlike many fast double-bassists I have encountered over the years, you haven't neglected your hand rudiments one bit. I would really love to see you cover some of Alex Bent's work with Trivium (The Sin and the Sentence would be a great song for you to do).
Great inclusion of Gar Samuelson (RIP)
Yes!
Marco Minnemann.
You are a beast. Perfect imitation.
Unfort.the hihat and snare are not loud enough. Great metal drummer.
"I can see that yoda...i can see your ass opening"
Nice to see Ward getting some recognition
So glad Vinnie Paul was in here
PANTERA RULE
🤘🏼🥃🤘🏼
I've been waiting for number 3 for eight years. I saw this video first in August 2008 I think. I just came home from Alcudia, Mallorca when I saw this.
u did Lars wrong. need more unecessary drum fills
you forgot about too much China
And you forgot to do better
Same thing with Bill Ward (but that actually sound better than his original style)
And crash hits way out of time
Ivan Lunev well. it's not that they're off time....he just hits the crash at the beginning of the next bar instead of the down beat of the previous bar. Unfortunately I have picked up this habit lol. I try to limit it though
Three of my absolute top inspirations came here lars, vinnie paul, flo mounier. Adler and portnoy from the previous video
guramannen Lars? As in Lars Ulrich? really?
Se7en yeah he's a great inspiration to the metal world lol or would you say metallica hasn't inspired any drummers? ..really? :p
"Pete....let me go ahead and hear your kick drum please..."
Nice to see so many classic rock entries
Frost from satyricon and 1349
+arthur flamby Frost is The Best !!!
Gar Samuelson! RIP! lml Pete Sandoval, George Kollias and Derek Roddy are brutal!!
3:34 damn boi he dying
Reed St Mark from Celtic Frost is really underated, you should include him in part 3
Kai Hahto, Mario Duplantier, Hannes Grossmann and Alex Rüdinger please!
Your kit is fucking insane i love it. Whenever I decide to pick up a kit i dream of doing the same thing.
What about Mario Duplantier from Gojira? :3
Love your selection for the Megadeth song.
How about Inferno from Behemoth and Dominator from Dark Funeral for part 3?
Flo Mounier is such a maniac. Glad you put him in there.
with vinnie paul he completely forgot to put in there Pantera hell yeah AND damageplan
I'm actually happy he put him there or of my favorite drummers
Man, I've been playing for 25 years and I don't have shit on you. Subbed!
Flo Mounier and Sean Reinert were sick.
Beckoning Oblivion do you know that Cryptopsy song?
Adeste Infidelis
Fuck yeah! That’s awesome, Vinnie Paul bro!!
I thought Arise would be a more suitable song to showcase the Double Kick drumming at the start that Igor Cavalera does.
Dead Embryonic Cells takes the cake for me, also Territory has an amazing drum intro, but Arise kicks hard too!
you know what song this is?
I was gonna say where’s Flo from Cryptopsy, but then he appeared.
I love his drum sound and his smooth flowing intensity
Never listened to them but holy crap that drumming for their section was something else... may have to go have a listen.
1:35 what sepultura song is that
Troops of Doom
I need a playlist of all the original songs covered! This is great
JAMIE SAINT MERAT (ULCERATE)!!!!!!
He doesn't use triggers.
Also J from Teitanblood.
Please?
That crptopsy though!! Blasphemy made flesh is one the best and heaviest death metal albums I've ever heard
Stef Broks from Textures. Progressive Master.
+Uğurcan Yaşar His drum job for Exivious full-length debut album is amazing!
Love pt 2 more than 1. Only missing Benante
fuck yea Lars Metallica for life
This was insane man!!! Insane good job!!
Anyone else think that 3:27 sounds like a transformer transforming?
awsome!! nice videos man!!
keep it comming! just for fun!! we apreciate the effort !!
Definitely need Vitek!
Let's hope that if he does he'll use spheres of madness or winds of creation
+1 for Kollias! Definitely wanna see Mario Duplantier in the next one, one of the most creative metal drummers there ever was.
Max Kolesne part 3 \m/
Your Flo impression was hilarious but I still don't think it did him justice. I call redo! My favorite thing Flo does is about 1 min into Crown Of Horns. It's a 16 bar pattern that goes skank, double bass, skank, blast. That or the whole beginning of Graves of The Fathers. But he is probably most known for the breakdown of Slit Your Guts or the verses to Phobophile. Being able to switch gears so quickly is what I think makes Flo so unique. All those are pretty good examples I think.
Philthy Animal - Mortorhead. He kinda started the whole double bass thing and helped pioneer speed metal.
Steve Ashiem (Deicide) would be nice to see. Who hasn't tried to figure out that weird bass drum part on Sacrificial Suicide?
Darkside from Mgla has earned a place in the metal drummers elite. Exercises In Futility has great cymbal work and so did With Hearts Towards None. Either track VII off of WHTN or VI off of EiF.
Trym - Emperor. His endurance an Anthems To The Welkin At Dusk is just god like. That and his accents on his ride hand really add to the repetition and to me good black metal is all about repetition.
Frost and Hellhammer are more or less the same drummer. Not a lot to distinguish them by. They could be the next George Kollias/ Derek Roddy. Even though I think Kollias uses the same goddamn drum fill on every song and Roddy is all over the place.
A ton of people complained that your Nico Mcbrain in part 1 wasn't accurate at all because Nico has never played double bass. He is usually playing his hi hat with his left foot. Nico's drumming is all about nuances. And it's actually difficult and technical at times. His fills are whole bars sometimes. Out of everyone from the NWOBHM he is the most tasteful drummer.
Kevin Talley to me Justifiable Homicide off of Dying Fetus' Destroy The Opposition is my favorite thing he's ever done. That song is fun as shit to play along to.
David Haley (Psycroptic) that song Cold off the new album is fun to jam to.
John Longstreth (Angelcorpse, Origin) Personally I only like the first Origin album and think the others are too fast and have no groove. But there is no denying his gravity blast stepped the bar of death metal up way high.
I would say Obscura but they haven't ever had a solid lineup as far as drummers are concerned.
Djent isn't metal and I don't think any of these kids are even worth mentioning. It just encourages falseness among poseurs. So if you didn't do any Djent in round 3 I think it would be a service to metal heads \m/
3:28 when the drummer is a spider
You should have an hour video of this for showman ship and so we can learn more drumming skills,
Hoping to see some Nicolas barker on the next one maybe??
and tony laureano
Wesley Ostrander listen to the last song Suicide Machine, it has some phrases Nick played in Maelstrom Mephisto.
The way you played Hot for Teacher sounds like something more I want to do. I saw a video of how someone did it just like the album but I'm having a hard time making that sound good.
For me the best drummers are Vinnie Paul and Igor Cavalera :)
1:49 Rest in Peace dude
Flo made me laugh. Adeste Infidelis is ridiculous
Queee arte tienes!!! Ojalá supiera y formaba grupo contigo. FUERZAAAA Y DESTRUCCION DESDE SEVILLA!!
Objectively I’d say Vinnie Paul has the best overall sound that perfectly complemented dime bag... Metal of the late 80’s early 90’s was incredible and I miss that type of quality being in the mainstream.
Kevin Boutot from The Acacia Strain, dudes got groove love the drums to continent and wormwood
Where are Matt Garstka, Steve Judd and Hannes Grossmann ?
+Jalal Goblin hell yeah, Hannes needs to be in there!
+Jalal Goblin Matt needs to be in here man. Agreed
the megadeth and sepultura drum parts are just awesome!
3:13
What Mastodon song is that
It's Colony of Birchmen.
Михаил Титков 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️, now i feel stupid
im so fucking glad you put sean reinert on the list. Hes something else...
Hi, Someone Know The Song When Play in the Minute 3:27
You're like the weird all of metal drums.. and I love it!
3:34
+A Ritz song?