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It's a shame there's barely any drum cam videos of Jimmy. I know Live in the LBC is a great quality concert but I would love to see more drum only videos
@@AndrewRooneyDrums it's definitely worth checking out if you're interested in the band and have an hour or so to kill. One of the best live DVDs I've seen along with Metallica's 1989 Seattle Live Shit and Lamb of God's Killadelphia
If you want to get an overall idea of the Rev you gotta check out "A little piece of Heaven - Live LBC". This is a song that is mainly written by the Rev, he also sings beautiful parts in it. The song is much less aggressive than "Beast And the Harlot" or "Almost Easy" and the production on that LBC concert is just spectacular.
love love absolutely love his voice in piece of heaven I'm deff gonna check the video out now maybe iv seen alrdy who knows iv watched allot of there stuff back when I was in high school. edit: yea I seen that video deff one of the better ones. I'll still never forget the day I fell in love with them it was unholy confessions and that double bass from the Rev instant fucking goosebumps the rest is history
Beast and the harlot was on the city of evil album. 05 maybe 06. The Rev was one of the best drummers ever! He wrote a lot of A7X lyrics and music. Guitar and bass. He was an all around musician. He even started singing on their self titled and nightmare album before he passed away. He was truly GREAT!!!!
Jimmy changed my life. His playing was my main inspiration to learn drums. He wasn't just a good drummer. His ideas created a sound that was distinctly Jimmy and distinctly A7X. I remember showing this to my best friend and his mom in our apt. Jimmy was still alive, which made that maybe 2008. So this looks like a re-upload. I was a lost kid musically until I heard Bat Country and Chapter Four. Suddenly it became crystal clear who I was. So thank you Jimmy (RIP) and A7X, and thanks for watching this one.
You should watch the Revs funniest moments. You could see how funny and genuine he was and how his personality was really a driving force in the music he wrote
I appreciate the rev for getting a lot of younger kids into metal with his playing in a7x but brooks wackerman the new drummer is a beast behind the kit. Jimmy even said so himself about brooks when a7x was playing with bad religion on warped tour back in the day.
RIP REV...A TRUE GOAT GONE LONG B4 HIS DUE DATE... IVE SEEN THIS VID BEFORE BUT IM INTERESTED IN UR TAKE ON IT....? THX FOR STARTING MY DAY OFF RIGHT....PEACE FROM THE NORTHEAST
That's my favorite A7X song. Portnoy really captures The Rev's style, while having his own style shine through. The drums, guitar and bass on Save me are nasty and definitely worth checking out. It's a shame there arnt many live videos of it.
Just like many others it seems, he's the one who got me into learning drums the most. Practiced everyday after school for 3 to 5 hours for all of middle school and high school just enjoying the music.
You know, I have to say. I got lost tonight (nothing negative like) but got me missing The Rev. Took me back to maybe 2007-ish, almost done with high school since I graduated in 08. Skipping forward and a boat load of un-needed BS, I truly did in fact end up getting to game with James on Halo, it had to have been Halo 2 since I believe Halo 3 was 360 only?. I only remember getting paired on the original Xbox with a bit of Googles help with him and i do still to today feel bad asking if it was truly him, just something you kinda cant ever forget you know? RIP James, we miss you brother.
Also on this note, not trying to point fingers but its got me in a corner that I cannot seem to understand, especially since I ended up graduating with Alex Shelnutt in Florida nowhere Lutheran high-school, who seemed to me forgot everyone since he got to being the drummer of A Day To Remember. Idk, just weird to think about....not like 'I know somebody famous' but more like, 'because he became famous, he forgot us,' just weird mind-set, can anyone relate?
Really cool to see the drum cam from those days. It was a pleasure watching them playing. Always a great performance from A7X. Those days were the best avenged shows!
Have you possibly seen it done a video on one of their songs from a few years ago called Higher? The Rev was an absolute legend but their new guy is very good in his own right. I'd love to see a reaction video to that one.
If I remember correctly, Jimmy used to one take record entire albums, at least he did for the first two or three. what a fucking madman. This is also why the older albums sounded sloppy towards the end.
I know he did all of Sounding the Seventh Trumpet in one take, but I’m not too sure about Waking the Fallen or City Of Evil. But knowing Jimmy, I wouldn’t be surprised at all if he did do some tracks on those albums in one take.
Sounding of the 7th trumpet is the only One take album. He recorded other songs in just one take but SOTST was the only album he did fully in one take. The drums on that album are fuckin awesome too, kinda of sloppy too but fuckin gnarly ass shit.
The song is off there 2005 album City Of Evil so id say It would have been 05/06 this footage was recorded A7X has always been a favorite of mine and their sounds has matured like fine wine over the years 🤘
Hi Andrew.... don't know if you have done him bevor... but if not... my suggestion to check out would be "Alex Camarena".... he plays with the band "silent planet". Amazing drummer in my eyes. There's a cool drum cam gig from Atlanta 2020.
Late comment on an "old" video from 2 years ago, but I heard or read that Tommy Lee was a big influence on The Rev in terms of showmanship. The Rev added extra flourishes and exaggerates in his playing to put on a show. But when it comes to the actual album recordings he was very deliberate and meticulous with what he wrote for his drum parts.
Cobus (drumming youtuber) does an insane cover of Bat Country by A7X...After you've watched a few more rev vids I would suggest checking this one out. Really cool spin on the album track and its really great quality video/recording...also a good tribute to the rev for sure
The rev took a lot of influence from prog drummers like Mike Portnoy and was very open about how he integrated some of the quick cymbal alternations from that style of music. In response to the question of “was it something he was known for”.
Avenged Sevenfold's "City of Evil" album is just legendary. Definitely give the whole thing a listen start-to-finish. You can't really classify them as a particular genre because it varies regularly throughout their work. Their ability to wreck house with heavy alternative metal for the first 5 songs, then switch to a hard rock ballad, then go back to alt metal, then a full orchestral composition later... etc. They really stand alone as their own unique identity. Just wait until you see what Jimmy pieced together in his head on a later album, with the madness that is "A Little Piece of Heaven." It's ridiculous... and brilliant at the same time. It sounds like A7X's take on a really messed up Broadway musical generated in Jimmy's brain. Then watch the documentary on it, which is hilarious.
I’m really curious to see your reaction to Zach Hill’s drumming in the live video of “Been A Long Time Cousin” by Hella. He’s truly in a world of his own!
Melodic is right! A lot of songs on that album definitely were. I don't know who do attribute that to but I know Syn Gates can probably take credit for some of it based on his background.
Seeing that you posted this a year ago, I'm curious if you have, in fact, gone and checked out more Avenged Sevenfold/The Rev videos. I saw them play at X-Fest in Dayton, OH, in 2006, but hadn't become familiar with them yet at the time. I was actually just getting into them when I heard of Jimmy's passing, and one of my biggest regrets is not having had the opportunity to truly appreciate what an artist he was until after he was already gone.
Definitely "Critical Acclaim"! Jimmy actually sings parts of the song, which makes him even more of a metal god in my opinion. He's jamming with the rest of the best. FoREVer
@@AndrewRooneyDrums And Mike Portnoy came in to finish the Nightmare album with the band when Jimmy sadly passed during its process, he was with them for a few years too.
The Rev was the man, really great drummer but that wasn’t even the best thing about him. He was a truly special all around musician specifically as a composer of full songs plus he also sang too. just a genius level songwriter and composer and it’s sad he died so young, still managed to leave behind a hell of a legacy. Anyway good stuff as always man, RIP the Rev
Also, where did you get that cup? My dad is a lifelong drummer and I would LOVE to get that cup for him, even though he is really no longer able to play because of his health.
In my opinion, he's the greatest drummer/songwriter not named Neil Peart. And he died before turning 29 years old. Avenged Sevenfold lost their sound when he died, and he'd be so proud of them now after the last two albums they released. They found their way again and, like Rev loved doing, told their critics to F--- off and made what they felt like making.
I wonder if you would take the time to watch Mike Portnoy’s live take on Almost Easy during his tenure as Jimmy’s replacement. While he spits a bit much for my taste 😆 he puts an interesting (yet not as iconic) spin on the drums for Almost Easy and has good footage of many songs off their Nightmare album.
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the rev used to sing some songs too while playing. if you're interested, 'a little piece of heaven' or 'critical acclaim' are good examples
Thank you!
Afterlife too!
Sure did... critical acclaim is an absolute BANGER!
Definitely need to check out a lil piece of heaven
Might be wrong on this, but I’m pretty sure he wrote some of the guitar riffs for „Brompton Cocktail“ too
The Rev was also a great singer and would do lots of back vocals live that really went well with the lead's tone.
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And wrote a lot of the music! A little peice of heaven will always be one of my faves
It's a shame there's barely any drum cam videos of Jimmy. I know Live in the LBC is a great quality concert but I would love to see more drum only videos
I can't wait to get to that one. Sounds iconic
@@AndrewRooneyDrums it's definitely worth checking out if you're interested in the band and have an hour or so to kill. One of the best live DVDs I've seen along with Metallica's 1989 Seattle Live Shit and Lamb of God's Killadelphia
If you want to get an overall idea of the Rev you gotta check out "A little piece of Heaven - Live LBC".
This is a song that is mainly written by the Rev, he also sings beautiful parts in it. The song is much less aggressive than "Beast And the Harlot" or "Almost Easy" and the production on that LBC concert is just spectacular.
Can't wait to see it Firas!
Anything live from the LBC is mentally good, can confirm, and much better quality
love love absolutely love his voice in piece of heaven I'm deff gonna check the video out now maybe iv seen alrdy who knows iv watched allot of there stuff back when I was in high school.
edit: yea I seen that video deff one of the better ones. I'll still never forget the day I fell in love with them it was unholy confessions and that double bass from the Rev instant fucking goosebumps the rest is history
Beast and the harlot was on the city of evil album. 05 maybe 06. The Rev was one of the best drummers ever! He wrote a lot of A7X lyrics and music. Guitar and bass. He was an all around musician. He even started singing on their self titled and nightmare album before he passed away. He was truly GREAT!!!!
Awesome info Steven 🙌
07 actually :)
It was definitely available in 05, I remember being super influenced by his parts at the time.
@@steezyboiiii808 07 is when they released their self titled album with a little piece of heaven and almost easy.
Jimmy changed my life. His playing was my main inspiration to learn drums. He wasn't just a good drummer. His ideas created a sound that was distinctly Jimmy and distinctly A7X. I remember showing this to my best friend and his mom in our apt. Jimmy was still alive, which made that maybe 2008. So this looks like a re-upload. I was a lost kid musically until I heard Bat Country and Chapter Four. Suddenly it became crystal clear who I was. So thank you Jimmy (RIP) and A7X, and thanks for watching this one.
That’s awesome Richard! Glad he gave you the inspiration
The Rev was one of the best drummers ever!! He is dearly missed.
You should watch the Revs funniest moments. You could see how funny and genuine he was and how his personality was really a driving force in the music he wrote
That sounds awesome!
One of my favourite videos of The Rev!
Me too, It's such a shame we never got any proper live drum-cam footage or playthroughs from him
Insane the rev ! Brutal
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noone did double bass as good as the Rev shit gave me goosebumps everytime.
R.I.P The Rev you are missed dearly ❤️
He is a BEAST and the BEST drummer I've seen. No one does it like The Rev !!!
Yeah I need to get back to him!
@@AndrewRooneyDrums Jen Ledger is good too, she's like a female version of The Rev, drums and sings just as well
Well you might want to also look into Mike Portnoy because that was one of his biggest inspirations.
God bless you friend
The Rev became my favorite drummer because of his style and relaxed playing haha
Drums beats direct to brazil 🫡
I appreciate the rev for getting a lot of younger kids into metal with his playing in a7x but brooks wackerman the new drummer is a beast behind the kit. Jimmy even said so himself about brooks when a7x was playing with bad religion on warped tour back in the day.
Jimmy’s drumming was hands down my favorite drummer of all time.
Excellent!
If you're interested in more Jimmy videos, I 100% recommend any of the "live at long Beach recordings". Those are great quality
I’ll def do them Mitch! 🙌
Stole my comment, Mitch! The LBC concert was amazing!!!
@@AndrewRooneyDrums awesome man! I'm looking forward to it
Yes live at LBC was Matt’s best vocal performance imo everyone was on par musically as well
RIP REV...A TRUE GOAT GONE LONG B4 HIS DUE DATE... IVE SEEN THIS VID BEFORE BUT IM INTERESTED IN UR TAKE ON IT....? THX FOR STARTING MY DAY OFF RIGHT....PEACE FROM THE NORTHEAST
Enjoy Brian!
This is what got me into playing double pedal over a decade years ago, RIP the Rev foREVer 🙏🤘
"Save me" from the album nightmare is a another great example of his madness in song writing. The bands RUclips channel does a break down on the song
That's my favorite A7X song. Portnoy really captures The Rev's style, while having his own style shine through. The drums, guitar and bass on Save me are nasty and definitely worth checking out. It's a shame there arnt many live videos of it.
You have to hear Bat Country, it’s the first A7X song I heard and the insane drumming is what pulled me in. It’s one of my FAVORITE drum songs!!
Awesome Matthew. I will!
Just like many others it seems, he's the one who got me into learning drums the most. Practiced everyday after school for 3 to 5 hours for all of middle school and high school just enjoying the music.
They have a very distinct guitar tone. You always know when its A7X
Can't wait to check em out Ryan!
A little piece of heaven live in the LBC by avenged sevenfold, super clear sound and video too
Yup I need to get on that one
If you want to listen to A7X, "City of Evil" is the best 4 tracks to start an album out there
Agreed! 🤘🖤
Hell yeah, Jimmy goes off on blinded in chains
Thanks David! Can't wait to check it out bro!
You know, I have to say. I got lost tonight (nothing negative like) but got me missing The Rev. Took me back to maybe 2007-ish, almost done with high school since I graduated in 08. Skipping forward and a boat load of un-needed BS, I truly did in fact end up getting to game with James on Halo, it had to have been Halo 2 since I believe Halo 3 was 360 only?. I only remember getting paired on the original Xbox with a bit of Googles help with him and i do still to today feel bad asking if it was truly him, just something you kinda cant ever forget you know? RIP James, we miss you brother.
Also on this note, not trying to point fingers but its got me in a corner that I cannot seem to understand, especially since I ended up graduating with Alex Shelnutt in Florida nowhere Lutheran high-school, who seemed to me forgot everyone since he got to being the drummer of A Day To Remember. Idk, just weird to think about....not like 'I know somebody famous' but more like, 'because he became famous, he forgot us,' just weird mind-set, can anyone relate?
2:26 he would go back and forth from his China and his ride on a lot of songs. I think it’s really cool honestly.
Yes nice!
A little piece of heaven, live in the LBC!
I need to get to it Steve!
He has the body confidence that I wish I had.
Jimmy had so much more talent to show the world. I can only imagine him now as he would've continued to evolve as a drummer.
One of my all time favorites! Another great video too!
Glad you enjoyed it!
well played jimmy
Rev is one of the best! R.I.P.
Jimmy was a beast!! RIP
100%
Metalcore... Jimmy Sullivan was a serious talent man... legendary.
Can't wait to see more
A little piece of heaven Live in LBC
Critical acclaim live in LBC
You won't be disappointed
Can’t wait!
RIP THE REV!!🤘🏼
Really cool to see the drum cam from those days. It was a pleasure watching them playing. Always a great performance from A7X. Those days were the best avenged shows!
for sure check out their finished songs and the Live in the LBC show
I will!
Have you possibly seen it done a video on one of their songs from a few years ago called Higher? The Rev was an absolute legend but their new guy is very good in his own right. I'd love to see a reaction video to that one.
If I remember correctly, Jimmy used to one take record entire albums, at least he did for the first two or three. what a fucking madman. This is also why the older albums sounded sloppy towards the end.
Sounds like the right kind of sloppy!
@@AndrewRooneyDrums oh for sure!
Gives you that Gar Samuelson type "sloppy". Two killer drummers.
I know he did all of Sounding the Seventh Trumpet in one take, but I’m not too sure about Waking the Fallen or City Of Evil. But knowing Jimmy, I wouldn’t be surprised at all if he did do some tracks on those albums in one take.
Sounding of the 7th trumpet is the only
One take album. He recorded other songs in just one take but SOTST was the only album he did fully in one take. The drums on that album are fuckin awesome too, kinda of sloppy too but fuckin gnarly ass shit.
Definitely one of the greatest drummers of all time.
there's some footage of the rev from 2004 on RUclips, he plays Unholy Confessions, Chapter Four, and Remenissions and it shows drum cam and the band
I love your Golden youtube award sir.. 🤣👍
Yeah Jimmy did go back and forth with the ride and China a lot, a lot in critical acclaim.
It's a cool effect Dylan!
BestDrummer 🙏 TheRev SulliVan (R.i.P2009)
Him and Joey were monsters
i requested this same thing
Glad to get to it!
Rev is beast
The song is off there 2005 album City Of Evil so id say It would have been 05/06 this footage was recorded A7X has always been a favorite of mine and their sounds has matured like fine wine over the years 🤘
Hi Andrew.... don't know if you have done him bevor... but if not... my suggestion to check out would be "Alex Camarena".... he plays with the band "silent planet".
Amazing drummer in my eyes.
There's a cool drum cam gig from Atlanta 2020.
Late comment on an "old" video from 2 years ago, but I heard or read that Tommy Lee was a big influence on The Rev in terms of showmanship. The Rev added extra flourishes and exaggerates in his playing to put on a show. But when it comes to the actual album recordings he was very deliberate and meticulous with what he wrote for his drum parts.
Cobus (drumming youtuber) does an insane cover of Bat Country by A7X...After you've watched a few more rev vids I would suggest checking this one out. Really cool spin on the album track and its really great quality video/recording...also a good tribute to the rev for sure
Thanks Clayton!
The rev took a lot of influence from prog drummers like Mike Portnoy and was very open about how he integrated some of the quick cymbal alternations from that style of music.
In response to the question of “was it something he was known for”.
Cant wait to see you react a little piece of heaven in lbc and critical acclaim in lbc hes a great singer to
I was at this show I’m almost certain. Summer 05 Warped Tour in LBC
I LOVE brooks, he as absolutely been the best fit so far....but no one will ever compare to Jimmy, ever.
Please listen to welcome to the family in its entirety written by Jimmy. Also love your stuff
Thanks Kenneth!
Good😊
Josh Steffen - Toxicity (drum cover) The Best
Please react to 12yr old Tony Royster Jr drum solo!!! Its a must see for real!
Yo I've done one of him aged 12!!
Yes he coined the double ride
Miss the rev
He was incredibly well lived and appreciated!
Check out some stuff from their new drummer as well. Brooks Wackerman was a beast in the album The Stage.
The Rev was taken from us way too early.
Edit : They were never my jam but it didn’t prevent me from watching Jimmy.
I’m digging it! Can’t wait to see more
@@AndrewRooneyDrums He wrote some killer beats.
Brooks wackerman is another great avenged sevenfold drummer
Avenged Sevenfold's "City of Evil" album is just legendary. Definitely give the whole thing a listen start-to-finish. You can't really classify them as a particular genre because it varies regularly throughout their work. Their ability to wreck house with heavy alternative metal for the first 5 songs, then switch to a hard rock ballad, then go back to alt metal, then a full orchestral composition later... etc. They really stand alone as their own unique identity.
Just wait until you see what Jimmy pieced together in his head on a later album, with the madness that is "A Little Piece of Heaven." It's ridiculous... and brilliant at the same time. It sounds like A7X's take on a really messed up Broadway musical generated in Jimmy's brain. Then watch the documentary on it, which is hilarious.
Check out Frostbite’s debut album "Misdirected" and their music video for the song "Perfect Storm"! 🤘🏻
Most of the time any other instrument in the songs like violen and piano was all the rev
Dragon force _ The game.... #Sir please.. I love to see you in this reaction video... Big love from Nagaland India ❤
I’m really curious to see your reaction to Zach Hill’s drumming in the live video of “Been A Long Time Cousin” by Hella. He’s truly in a world of his own!
Melodic is right! A lot of songs on that album definitely were. I don't know who do attribute that to but I know Syn Gates can probably take credit for some of it based on his background.
Next the rev drum solo
You should react to some Brooks Wackerman songs on The Stage....it's godly
The rev and Joey from slipknot used legit double kick pedals. Not the single like today
more Avenged Sevenfold... more more more!!!!!!!!!!!! :)
I will get to more!
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They started off Metalcore. Became more Metal over time. Especially once the Rev died
Seeing that you posted this a year ago, I'm curious if you have, in fact, gone and checked out more Avenged Sevenfold/The Rev videos. I saw them play at X-Fest in Dayton, OH, in 2006, but hadn't become familiar with them yet at the time. I was actually just getting into them when I heard of Jimmy's passing, and one of my biggest regrets is not having had the opportunity to truly appreciate what an artist he was until after he was already gone.
This show portnoys skills pretty good Mike Portnoy Drum Cam - Avenged Sevenfold Nightmare - Sacramento
Definitely "Critical Acclaim"! Jimmy actually sings parts of the song, which makes him even more of a metal god in my opinion. He's jamming with the rest of the best. FoREVer
You have to watch "usher caught up aaron spears". The original one though, not his remakes.
damn
they shoudl add the rev on the best metal drummer of all time bro
Please checkout the A7X’s Live in the LBC, overall stellar performance by the Rev. Cheers mate!
HERE IS THE AI UPSCALED footage: ruclips.net/video/YTvJSMOUlbI/видео.html 🤘🏼
Bro.. you must react to A7X - A Little piece of heaven live in LBC
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Can't wait....
I will!
@@AndrewRooneyDrums you won't disappointed
The Revs favorite band was Dream Theater if that gives you a clue.
Oh nice!
@@AndrewRooneyDrums And Mike Portnoy came in to finish the Nightmare album with the band when Jimmy sadly passed during its process, he was with them for a few years too.
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avenged 7 fold live in lbc
The Rev is good but if you want to see what their new drummer is like check out "Exist" from the most recent album. 🤯
Thanks Victor!
I second this👏
The Rev was the man, really great drummer but that wasn’t even the best thing about him. He was a truly special all around musician specifically as a composer of full songs plus he also sang too. just a genius level songwriter and composer and it’s sad he died so young, still managed to leave behind a hell of a legacy. Anyway good stuff as always man, RIP the Rev
You should react to Toxicity by System Of A Down!
I’ve taught that one a bit to students
Also, where did you get that cup? My dad is a lifelong drummer and I would LOVE to get that cup for him, even though he is really no longer able to play because of his health.
The mug is my merch :)
Link in the description!
Please do Chris Kontos of Machine Head performing "Rage to Overcome " 2020 live drum cam.
In my opinion, he's the greatest drummer/songwriter not named Neil Peart. And he died before turning 29 years old.
Avenged Sevenfold lost their sound when he died, and he'd be so proud of them now after the last two albums they released. They found their way again and, like Rev loved doing, told their critics to F--- off and made what they felt like making.
Next mark mironov live btm
review yanick bercier insane drumer
Thanks for the tip!
I wonder if you would take the time to watch Mike Portnoy’s live take on Almost Easy during his tenure as Jimmy’s replacement. While he spits a bit much for my taste 😆 he puts an interesting (yet not as iconic) spin on the drums for Almost Easy and has good footage of many songs off their Nightmare album.
Here is the link: ruclips.net/video/UrYOz5CRbkA/видео.html (I recommend doing this after Live in the LBC, but hey I’ll watch either way). Glad I stumbled upon this channel
gotta scream by avenged sevenfold
gotta do*
Hii can you make a analitic react of Brooks weckerman and say "hi" to brasilians drummers
React to JUNNA drummer
I have!