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Honestly him stepping in to help out Avenged Sevenfold after their drummer passed was super cool of him. Just helping finish that record and helping that band get back on their feet for a tour.... I really respect that
Yap and The Rev was a big fan of Mike so ...
They had a lot of mutual respect.
Portnoy always said that he helped A7F because he considered to The Rev how the best drummer of the world of the new era. For that reason, was a honor to help them.
I saw him on one of those tour dates in SoCal. Really good show. I think him in A7X might be the best version of A7X.
Perhap's Portnoy jumped ship from D.T. because of his new found excitement?
I love M.P. & M.M. & The REV. just my
humble opinion....
@@SpidermanandJeny I wouldn't say him in A7X was the best version of them. I think the rev was the best musician in the group because he played lots of other instruments and sung on tracks but brooks is very good I'm not saying the best but the stage is one of there best albums yet
Saw DT in a small club in northern California in '92... Tickets were $5.00, the most stunning performance I'd seen in my life!! There were about 60 people in the club... They played like there were 10,000!!
Very professional of them.
Was it at The Deck?
@@jasonmcmurry1281 The Boardwalk, Orangevale, Ca.
@@leddygee1896 thats what i meant. I remember that. WOW! Wassup dude??!!
@@jasonmcmurry1281 Was a fan of the 1st Album from '89, But never heard anything after that, thought they were done... Was I wrong!! That show was a week before my 32nd birthday (Yeah, I'm old!!) Saw Machine Head there in '95, and that was a Phenomenal show as well...
What makes this all the more impressive is he’s using a different kit on every shot. Most drummers are METICULOUS in setting up their kit EXACTLY the same. Every. Single. Time. Because of the importance of muscle memory, especially when you’re playing so many notes that it’d still be challenging for an octopus. But this cat always mixes it up, likely based on what sounds he wants for that particular show. Meaning he’s gotta retrain his muscles (muscle memorization?) where each drum/cymbal is. Definitely an elite level of virtuosity here.
These performances do cover like 20 actual years though. So it's not like he's changing his drum kit every night he plays. Fantastic player still, but it's not like these were recorded back to back.
@@GrandHighGamer 20 years? It's almost 40 years ago now with Dream Theater.
@@jamesestelle7260 all the 80’s bands are hitting 40 years. 😳 damn
@@crisdeluna9069 yeah IK. I feel old. It's weird to think back that long ago. It feels like an entire different life.
lol come to nyc where if you don't just sit down and play you're vibed
"why didn't you put a snare there ?"
"I had to fix my glasses"
Haha,yeah I noticed that.
Video should be titled “The Seven Hairstyles of Mike Portnoy”
This made me legitimately lol...like actually audible. Thank you sir
And on the 2nd hour of the 7th Hairstyle, God proclaimed "Grant thy mortal creation bristles of verdant riches, adorned amidst an onyx diadem"
And facial hair
🤣🤣🤣
XD
Mike Portnoy is my all time favorite I dont care some people say theres drummers faster than him out there but his creativity is beyond speed.
His sound is perfect too!
Neil Peart
My fav drummer too. And being a legend id not depend on being faster. The energy, creativity, productivity, live performence and many things you know
Creativity, feel and sound.
Peart was amazing but he's gone now. I can't wait to hear what Portnoy does now that he's rejoining Dream Theater.
I love watching Mike drum. Every time I see a live vid of him it reminds me of why he was The Rev's favorite drummer.
Neil Peart was his mentor. RIP Neil
Yes he was! Rest in peace!
Hes stated bonham 🤔
Neil hurt
Portnoy loved him rip n p
@Brian Burleigh porntoy is my mentor and always the way he smashes em up good!
This guy's great. He should have auditioned in Dream Theater.
TRUTH!!!!
Or Rush
LMAO 🤣
When you're that good, they call you (back).
That aged well
I love how many times during The Glass Prison that he just casually pushes his glasses back up on the bridge of his nose while in the middle of performing a drum part that normal humans (i.e. everyone who isn't Mike Portnoy) have a hard enough time keeping up with *listening to*, much less *playing*. 😰
best piece of the kit
I absolutely adore the guy. He's easily my favourite drummer of all time!! I have a signed drum head from him and it has a proud place in my room! He's such a wholesome guy as well!!
Amazing musician, and a great person as well :) what a legend
That's awesome
10 times Mike Portnoy was the best drummer on Earth: Every single time
What about Bonham?
Lukas Williamson nah peart is way better
N word pass If you sub!! Yes than bonham
Pfft! What a delusional joke! Senri Kawaguchi could play circles around this Schlock! Ugh! PutridCrap! You MetalZombies need to get your heads out of your beer-soaked butts!
as u can search in the internet, Bonham was the best drummer of all time and the most influential
"The great debate" IMO is musically Mike's best creation as a drummer. He puts everything he knows in that song. There are other tunes that may sound more technical but that one is like portnoy's resume.
I second that
Try to play the intro of that song with both hi-hat pedals AND NOT losing time. :D
I totally agree. It seems like that song is often overlooked
@@neilkenneth859 That song is the reason I ended up putting a second pair of hats on my drum kit when I was younger.
For me its dying soul
Still is....He is a beast of a drummer!!!....
The beeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaassssssssssssssttttttttttttt*tt!
Till Mike Mancini
He is still the best
@@juniorthornton3819 Learn to spell Mike Mangini right before you troll beta cuck
You absolutely need to do one of these with my man Nick Menza
I think Mike's best attribute with DT, was the way he crafted his parts to fit with the songs. His drumming was a song in itself, but it generally fit really well with the rest of the band. He totally carried the band in the earlier years. I'm a guitarist and I got more excited listening to Mike than John.
Which has a lot to do with why I'm still salty about the way Mike had to leave the band. It's not Dream Theater without him.
@@p.h.bridegroom4142 he's back 🎉
One of the times he’s the greatest drummer is every time… chops, tone consistency, flair, showmanship, the ability to do literally whatever he thinks of, his catalog of recorded music, compositions, arrangements, snd being able to recreate and deliver live, there’s no one any better. Just an opinion.
Mike does no wrong, but next time HE GETS THE PURPLE HELLO KITTY KIT! 🤙🏼💖
THIS IS WHAT WE WANT!
Year 1999, just started drumming with my metal/rock band, trying to find drumming instruction videos, back in the day we had CD’s not even DVD’s are out. Found Mike Portnoy’s multi CD instruction videos on how to play some dream theater songs. We covered lot of those songs on concerts and man it was a blast. I even got myself a pair of Iron Cobra twin bass pedals. Mike is a legend. He is the best of the best.
Mike's a special kind of psycho - part man, part machine, and pure un-aldulterated talent. Can't imagine trying to drum like him, let alone remembering all of those complex song arrangements!
Should have added the drums during the guitar solo to Constant Motion.
Agreed. That part is wicked.
Came to the comments to write exactly this...
Really should have
I would have also added some LTE riffs...
Don't forget it "Finally free" Metropolis 2000: Scenes from New York
AWESOME!
Came here expecting Finaly Free outro
Yes, he is the best drummer on earth in my opinion🔥🔥🔥🥁♠🖤🖤🖤
His drum solo in Metropolis Part 1: The Miracle & the Sleeper and Pull Me Under and Winery Dogs' Elevate still make me think that Portnoy is part machine, the dude is that badass a drummer
Portnoy os my favorite drummer ever
you did it well Bob
Wait till u hear his son Max. Plays in band "Tallah"
Mine too
this man is truly my greatest inspiration of all. For him is how I play today . Thank You Mike Portnoy for been One of a kind and inspire me TO PLAY DRUMS ...
Loudwire, when are you going to form a band with Corey Taylor, Mike Portnoy, and Zakk Wylde?
XandeR ToXic this would actually be awesome.
That’d be sick
@@seo-yeonahn ryan martinie
Don’t act like you wouldn’t bump the shit out of this
Justin chancellor
I didn't have to watch the clip full. I just gave like for the title. My idol. Mike portnoy❤
HIS "HELLO KITTY' SET BETTER BE ON THIS LIST ...
The double bass pokemon kit with the purple stars was a far more impressive performance.
No: As I Am ????? One best drum solos of all time !!!!!
yeah i agree, that drum solo is mad
DIDUKNOWDAT .URANIDIOT? Its a drum fill but ok
@@f4lc0n15 no its definitely a drum solo, the one after petrucci's guitar solo. Drum fills don't last for several measures.
Its one hell of a solo but it's not as complicated as these are, I believe
I have that drum solo as my ring tone.
I remember being introduced to each of these videos separately and being amazed every time. The man is a legend.
Not only a beast of a player, but his ability to soooooo flawlessly navigate time signatures is unparalleled
Right,His hand speed is ridiculous.
0:37
Other drummers: sweatin' out of their asses to get that groove right
Portnoy: casually adjusts his glasses
Same with "The Rev " he was like that .. both fantastic top drummers fast and easy like
That kid's got POTENTIAL! If he keeps practicing, he might make it into one of them rock n roll bands one day.
Nope, i think he can be a good doctor if he want to try little bit " u sounds like kungfu hustle dialouge "
He was in avenged sevenfold after when rev pass away aka first drummer in avenged sevenfold
@@yambotroniloj708 r/whoosh
@@yambotroniloj708 As if he's known for his work in Avenged Sevenfold...
He’s freaking DT’s ex drummer… he’s a legend.
10 Times Lars Ulrich was actually kinda ok
Lenny Dean go watch Seattle ‘89 and say that again
Fight fire with fire Canada 1986
The double bass sounds like just one continuous buzz. I love that song so much.
Cant find ten...3 or 4 maybe if you wear earmuffs and pretend another drummer is there
10 times someone comes with a new, original joke.
Glass prison was fkn awesome I rock that like every day!!!
My favorite drummers, Buddy Rich, Mark Zonder, Mike Portnoy. Ian Paice, John Bonham , Neil Piert.
and cozy powell? ..................
Bozzio!!!
He does it so flawlessly, such an amazing drummer!
The drum solo to wind it down at the end from Live Metropolis Scenes From New York is some of the greatest playing and I have ever seen and heard. Incredible!
Top bloke as well. To step in to The Rev’s shoes and help A7X finish the Nightmare album after Jimmy passed away was amazing. Ego left outside, just helping out mates! They must have been so in awe of him! Bit like Rich Williams from Kansas speaking about when Steve Morse agreed to join the band in the mid-eighties and helped produce two stellar Kansas albums! Things is, it was actually Morse who considered it a privilege to play with the band and perform their songs as he has always been a huge Kansas fan!
0:39 - Ultra instinct allows you to adjust your glasses even when you are doing a beast riff
Loool
Portnoy: Adjusts glasses
*drumming intensifies*
You missed #1 which was his "Name that tune" on the Hello Kitty kit...
And on the Pokemon kit
he creates a mood that people like to listen
Although Mike tends to repeat himself on solo material he is super strong on putting together ideas and coming up with very creative drum part contributions. The 5 sticks 2 kicks pulled off fast can sometimes sound like a cheap "filler" that sounds bigger than it is. But Portnoy can pull them off with such passion and...unbridled enthusiasm.
Amazing drummer!
Absolutely love his newest tracks with Sons of Apollo!
How to play like Mike Portnoy.
Step 1. You cant
Well said
Step 2: Are you trying yet?
Actually, imagine how many people who really can, or better, but don't have the exposure. 🤔
Step 1. Buy a cookie monster t-shirts
@@Fister_of_Muppets Agreed, I was playing everything up to Scenes From a Memory back when I was in high school in the late 90's. It's not hard. The talent of Portnoy is the fact he came up with those percussive lines.
yeah man! saw them in '92 as well in a small theater in Kansas City for the Images and Words tour and Portnoy absolutely blew the doors off the place! Best drum solo I'd ever witnessed. Raw, furious and unforgettable. He solidified himself as a top-tier musician from then on! Icing on the cake was they all stayed after to meet with the fans and my girlfriend and I got to meet and talk with them except for Myung. He bolted. Rest of the guys were unbelievably cool and kind to hang out after a show like that. I still have the CD with the inner cover signed by all. (Except Myung :) - Portnoy was one of the nicest guys you'd ever meet. Very cool dude.
Mike is just a ton of fun to watch and listen to. He brings so much enthusiasm to it, and every hit is played with power and conviction. His snare sound and double kicks are both legendary. He's tight as hell. Precise and quick but not to the point of self-indulgent wankery. A "musical" drummer. Definitely one of the best drummers of the last few decades.
Lots of drummers can bash. Lots of drummers have technical ability. It's rare to find drummers who are compositionally-minded. As phenomenal as he is technically, his composition is off the charts. He plays beautifully complex parts that serve the song. Unquestionably my favorite drummer of all time.
What the hell, he IS the best drummer on earth!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
the fact that he pushed his glasses up mid drum solo ......is just amazing
Dude I grew up playing along to portnoy. He is, and always will be my #1 influence
He is always the best drummer
Never clicked so fast! Wait no stream of consciousness and 6:00? That songs are among Mike's finest performances
And the intro solo to honor thy father
The best of the world, my
inspiration, and the others more...
Welcome back, Mike!
Impressionante a influência de Neil Peart no estilo de Portnoy. É nos detalhes que vemos como ele foi influenciado.
He’s the most creative drummer of all times.
Mike will be always a legend because of his musicality and commitment to drumming!
Let me just casually fix my glasses multiple times through this wrist shattering drum riff.
And that's how Thorin Oakenshield left the middle earth and pursued a musical career
Ah... that old Portnoy fill-ins
SSBBSSSSBBSSBBTTBBTTTTBBFFBBFFFFBB
Seo Jin won 😂😂😂
Lmao i could really hear this while reading
a one trick pony's one trick pony
Best drummer then and still today, IMO. 👍
Going a hundred miles an hour around the set with hand and feet on different signals....and still finds a spot to push his glasses up...classy man!
Não haverá outro igual!
Still waiting for Gene Hoglan and Pete Sandoval
Sean Reinert or George Kollias too
Hoglan and Reinert are literally death metal gods
@@ofir123456789o they're just great all round players they're unorthodox styles made me up my double kick for the sake of it game back in the early 90s
I'm still pretty shit lol!!
Haabemaaster hail Gene!
This! The atomic clock!
Drum solo on Finally Free - Live Scenes from NY! Epic concert as well!
Unbelievably hugely talented drummer. Insanely awesome to listen too. 100 years all day every day i couldn’t drum like that Amazing, one of the best ever hands fucking down. Not talking shit but there not anyone even close to touching him
O maior de todos os tempos!!!
Top ten times? He is always the best drummer on earth
Yes I second that
Technically that would be Mike Mangini, he could easily outdrum Portnoy AND he holds the official record for world's fastest drummer.
@@MrCayuga Mangini isn't half as creative a drummer as Portnoy. He can play it, but he sure as shit can't write it...
@@MrCayuga Mangini will always be the guy who "tried to fill the void".
@@MrCayuga But still Mangini does not even have half the feel portnoy has. Like the best performance from Mangini that I came across was was during his audition for DT and from what I have seen he is still nowhere near portnoy in terms of feel, creativity or technicalities. But sure Mangini is still one of the best drummers in the world.
Such a talented drummer!!
Gotta love how he adjusts his glasses while playing The Glass Prison
Do Neil Peart next!
there's not 10 times for Neil .....every time he grabs the sticks is the best in history
matias carrizo You sir are correct.
As a Canadian (and fellow Torontonian), I completely agree with that
Peart > Portnoy
They did. But for the most upsetting reason.
It's hard to imagine one person being able to make all those sounds with is hands & feet.
I really like this series, it gets you to appreciate just how good these drummers are :D
You didn't make enough research, there's many of Portnoy amazing performance than what you choose, If I would say 100 times it could be more ♥️
10 times Portnoy plays RLRLKK over and over.
It's too bad that this is what Loudwire thinks "cool" drummers do. Mike has some REALLY good parts in dt that they didn't mention. For example the "growing and shrinking" section from Fatal Tragedy and the In the Name of God polyrythm.
@@siddharthmani3176 That's what I'm screaming. Portnoy is both the most overrated and most underrated drummer in the world. It's like Eddie Van Halen. You hear his stuff and think he's immortal. Then you learn about RLRLKK (or fretboard tapping in Van Halen's case) and think he's overrated. Then you actually try to play their stuff and whoops, not so easy. People talk like that's all Portnoy can do. That's not the case at all. He's PHENOMENAL. There's a reason why such a who's who of drumming royalty auditioned for the band. You learned about RLRLKK and now you've got Dream Theater all figured out, huh? Post a video of you playing The Great Debate. I'll wait...
@@seanwool Dude, that's what I've been saying for so long! Glad to have someone so reasonable to talk to
@@seanwool Yeah, just like Siddhartha is saying... I'm not implying Portnoy isn't a great drummer, although I don't really think his solos are amazing. It's just every time someone (like loud wire) tries to showcase his talent, they show this stuff which barely scratches the surface of what he can do.
@@seanwool will you wait for me to purchase 1 more kick drum, 6 cymbals, and 37 additional toms?
He was playing the groove to "I" by meshuggah in the first 20 seconds
I finally got to see him in person this past Saturday night (Neal Morse Band).
DT: Mike portnoy is Back!! 🤘🏾🤘🏾
You should do a Francesco Paoli one, he's the guy from Fleshgod apocalypse
Mike Portnoy's RLRLKK is like Danny Carey's polyrhythms. No drummer can do them as good as these two
Going to see the Winery Dogs in 3 days!! Can't wait!
Welcome back the beast in my Dream!
When Neil retired, everyone moved up a notch
Nothing from his work with Neal Morse? Author of Confusion, Leviathan, or Lifeline, perhaps?
12-Finally Free version in the album "Live Scenes From New York".That grand finale blow my mind!
The drum break in 'lie' before the guitar solo... so good.
Should have had the time he filled in for A7F after the Rev passed....
Well, the parts aren't as difficult
0:51 he even found time to adjust his glasses
Davide M I couldn’t
The eye glass readjust on the second set was pretty awesome
Great video ! I think the ending of Finally Free on Live Scenes from New York should have been there though. To me that and the ending of The Glass Prison are the most inspiring stuff he ever created with DT.
10 times? You mean when he BECAME? :)
Awsome video but in his case it should have been at least a top 20.
Please do a video for Dave Lombardo, Mike Smith and Gene Hoglan.
Mike is one of my favourite drummers
Dude can scratch an itch on his nose and STILL not miss a beat! He is definitely one of the G.O.A.T.s!
10 times Gavin Harrison was the best drummer on earth
Yup. Phil Collins was better than this.
I thought I read "George Harrison", and I was like, what?
He is always the best drummer
10 is a small number for a god like gavin he is the kong actually imo
Haha who's Harrison?
This man is absolutely amazing and I will always share his music when possible
How is that all the best drummer's last names start with P: Peart, Portnoy, Philips, Porcaro?
P for Percussion My friend
Ponham, Pangini, Pinnemann, Peckl, Padd, Polaiuta, Pich, Prupa, Pozzio, Pang, Paake, Ptarr... Purdie...
@@DrummerMatMan Bonham not ponham lol
@@mrmojorising- It was a joke Hahaha
By far my favorite living drummer!
amaxzing