@@patientmental875 You're right, there are a lot of unsung hero's for the musicians we idolize that are responsible for a slew of upkeep, constant repair, tuning, the changing of strings or heads, on and on. My hat's off to all of these gentlemen and ladies; as few as there may be.
@Corby Jenkinsburger You guys are hilarious, nobody said Joey's playing wasnt good just saying his kit & what came thru the PA sounded good because of this dude & others
@@patientmental875 this post was created to appreciate the support that artists and musicians rely on to perform their show. Nobody is trying to diminish Joey’s talent behind the drum kit, that’s obvious. What is not obvious is all the work by others (talented in other areas) that went into say having Joey drumming on a spinning and elevating platform (for example). To pull that off, you need a civil/structural engineer, probably a mechanical engineer, a draftsman, a metal fabricator, a welder, a hydraulic manufacturer, an operator to control the assembly night after night. Then there’s crewmen to break down and load all these one-of-a-kind machines. Then there’s all the truck drivers and all the support they require to ship all of this heavy and cumbersome gear from city to city. Then there’s the unload and re-set-up at the next stop, hoping nothing was damaged and hoping Joey will be able to get into and out of the machine without problems. Yeah Joey is talented as f***, but many others are involved in the concert that should be at least acknowledged and appreciated.
As a drummer myself, who grew up listening and playing drums to Joey.. that would be like the ultimate dream job for me to have.. no matter how grueling or monotonous it might get doing the same thing over and over before every show.. to be his drum tech and to mess around with that kit everyday I would be in heaven and I would never get tired of setting up that kit lol. Joey had been using the hydraulic drum riser for over 10 years at this point in his career, because he started using it around 2001 during the iowa/disasterpiece era. When he would go vertical the pentagram would light up under him. Rest in peace Joey. You'll always be my favorite drummer and a inspiration on me.
You're welcome. A friend of mine arranged my visit to Joey when I was working for Pearl Drums. It was very special because I wanted to see Joey playing for a long time and I even had the chance to watch their soundcheck from the stage side! Norm was super nice and he took the time to record the video interview with me. I am very thankful that Joey let me do the visit!
That's called a tap test and it's a common thing in audio engineering. He's definitely not smacking it, just giving it a faint tap to verify that it's picking up a signal.
@@rafaeldolinski1 oh I know! The store sold ones were a more budget friendly version but even the 2002’s he used back then seemed to sound worse due to the paint used on the cymbals, it was never my thing as a drummer. Dude is sorely missed though.
@@rafaeldolinski1 yeah i think that’s what it is that I don’t like. They’ve got that “dead” sound but it’s not quite that “dry” sound that something like the meinl dry cymbals being ya know? I used to have a set of those Zildjian pitch black cymbals back in the day actually. Really interesting tones in the China but the other stuff wasn’t quite my cup of tea haha.
@@Tramake you are confusing his actual setup cymbals with the Paiste Alpha Joey Jordison "Hyper" Signature series... Joey had 2002 and Signature custom made cymbals with Color Sound coating onstage. The Paiste Alpha series was an intermediate level cymbal.
@@rafaeldolinski1 I knew my opinion wasn’t going to register with you when you started off the comment with “I was on stage when they were doing soundcheck.” Lol I’m happy to know there are plenty of experts like you out there👍🏻
This is the video I did on Joey's kit: ruclips.net/video/mGbWWvnKimg/видео.html
May joey rest in peace he's the reason I got into drumming 😣🕊️🕊️
Yes!! Me too
Same here man, way back in 2008
mine's too! I really love him :'(
Same
This guy is incredible! we all need to thank him 'cause Joey sounded amazing live because of him
@Nothing never said Joey wasn't good. But sound wise let's be grateful for all the sound engineers and This DRUM TECH he had.
@@alxluthor A lot of people dont understand what the guys behind the scenes do for the player, good example is Metallica
@@patientmental875 You're right, there are a lot of unsung hero's for the musicians we idolize that are responsible for a slew of upkeep, constant repair, tuning, the changing of strings or heads, on and on. My hat's off to all of these gentlemen and ladies; as few as there may be.
@Corby Jenkinsburger You guys are hilarious, nobody said Joey's playing wasnt good just saying his kit & what came thru the PA sounded good because of this dude & others
@@patientmental875 this post was created to appreciate the support that artists and musicians rely on to perform their show. Nobody is trying to diminish Joey’s talent behind the drum kit, that’s obvious. What is not obvious is all the work by others (talented in other areas) that went into say having Joey drumming on a spinning and elevating platform (for example). To pull that off, you need a civil/structural engineer, probably a mechanical engineer, a draftsman, a metal fabricator, a welder, a hydraulic manufacturer, an operator to control the assembly night after night. Then there’s crewmen to break down and load all these one-of-a-kind machines. Then there’s all the truck drivers and all the support they require to ship all of this heavy and cumbersome gear from city to city. Then there’s the unload and re-set-up at the next stop, hoping nothing was damaged and hoping Joey will be able to get into and out of the machine without problems. Yeah Joey is talented as f***, but many others are involved in the concert that should be at least acknowledged and appreciated.
Thanks very much for this! Awesome video and it's a very sad one as well because this was Joey's last show :(
I believe this São Paulo show was Joey’s last before getting kicked from the band. Rest in peace to the most influential drummer in the last 20 years
As a drummer myself, who grew up listening and playing drums to Joey.. that would be like the ultimate dream job for me to have.. no matter how grueling or monotonous it might get doing the same thing over and over before every show.. to be his drum tech and to mess around with that kit everyday I would be in heaven and I would never get tired of setting up that kit lol. Joey had been using the hydraulic drum riser for over 10 years at this point in his career, because he started using it around 2001 during the iowa/disasterpiece era. When he would go vertical the pentagram would light up under him. Rest in peace Joey. You'll always be my favorite drummer and a inspiration on me.
Truth!!!
I need this man to tune my drums. :D
These guys do amazing work behind the scenes to set everything up, must have been awesome to work with Joey.
I was that show ..Moster of Rock .. Beautifull
May he Rest in pease, damn this year already sucks…
It really did start with you. Thank you, Rafael. We are all grateful for you.
You're welcome. A friend of mine arranged my visit to Joey when I was working for Pearl Drums. It was very special because I wanted to see Joey playing for a long time and I even had the chance to watch their soundcheck from the stage side! Norm was super nice and he took the time to record the video interview with me. I am very thankful that Joey let me do the visit!
Beautiful sounding drums
They sounded great onstage and on the front too
Mano olha isso que demais, que honra poder estar perto, se eu tivesse ae já tava gaguejando e desaprendendo a andar na hora
Legends never die 🤘💪
May you rest in peace, Mr. Jordison.
Muchas gracias amigo ❤🤘
Awesome drum key work!!
Mano....esse cara tá a anos com ele.....
Bateria insana, sonho de consumo 🐐❤❤
é uma Pearl Reference, mas eles customizaram o acabamento revestido pro Joey, o som é excelente tanto sem microfonar quanto microfonada e no PA
@@rafaeldolinski1 será q ela custa quantos dólares
@@rafaeldolinski1 Qual é a caixa?
Dudes got a hell of an ear tuning those drums.
He better it’s his job!
Cool video/interview. Very interesting 👍
O cara tá de brinks com essa afinação
Legenda esse vídeo se puder man
Este fue su último concierto con Slipknot.
Video Cam joey? Full
Dude.. that bucket seat really fucked up man...
This was fuckin interesting! Thanks por posting!
I wonder where this kit ended up?..
Hopefully the rock and roll HOF
@@richwhiteman2755 hopefully
Slipknot has it for their museum.
Now they’re having a lawsuit over joeys belongings
@@Ryan_1997
The kit sure did end up there..
ruclips.net/video/cFC8TjHkobQ/видео.htmlfeature=shared&t=137
It was his last concert with SLIPKNOT, right?
Monsters of Rock, SP 2013.
Excelente vídeo 🤘
RIP JJ
Great video.
Why do drum techs always have pony tails?
does anyone know what exact model of remo drum heads he used? i want to make my drums a mini joey jordison tribute kit.
Clear Emperors on top. Clear Ambassadors on the bottom.
1 ano depois ele revelou a identidade dos novos membros kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
please tell me that wasn't duct tape i saw on the drum seat
Eu prefiro o som da batera da Orange county que o joey usou no self titled e no Iowa. Esses pratos da paiste pretos, são fodas demais
Is this his tech though
Pq ele usava triggers??
pq fica horrível tocar coisa rápida sem.
som fica mais limpo
👊
and thats how you tune a drum set
Dude those toms sound thight AF
Sox hat… you aight, Norm.
Waiting for the day I’ll have a Good Drum Tech… 🧠 ⛈
I'll never get why Joey needed four China cymbals
Fast accents, near cymbals when needed
@@rafaeldolinski1 Oh ok. That explains a few things.
Also, I was not expecting you to reply to me, so thanks!
Talk about pressure and responsibility!!! Good grief! I’ll stop complaining at my job.
Seriously?? Hitting the mics with a drumstick?? Idk about that... I'd be pissed
That's called a tap test and it's a common thing in audio engineering. He's definitely not smacking it, just giving it a faint tap to verify that it's picking up a signal.
It’s a tap test genius
@@treefrog3560 tap test ok cool
@@treefrog3560 looks like his username doesn't check out lmfao!
Joey was great but man...those cymbals sound like garbage. I still remember when Paiste sold them haha.
Those are different cymbals from the released Paiste Alpha Joey Jordison Hyper Signature series. Those are 2002 and Signature cymbals
@@rafaeldolinski1 oh I know! The store sold ones were a more budget friendly version but even the 2002’s he used back then seemed to sound worse due to the paint used on the cymbals, it was never my thing as a drummer.
Dude is sorely missed though.
@@nathandrums0 the color coating causes a slightly drier sound, shortens the sustain a bit, and results in a more focused attack
@@rafaeldolinski1 yeah i think that’s what it is that I don’t like. They’ve got that “dead” sound but it’s not quite that “dry” sound that something like the meinl dry cymbals being ya know? I used to have a set of those Zildjian pitch black cymbals back in the day actually. Really interesting tones in the China but the other stuff wasn’t quite my cup of tea haha.
@@nathandrums0 I understand, I also prefer the cymbals without the coating. I like big cymbals with long decay.
tudo isso pra mix ficar terrível e com tons mortos parecendo bateria de mil reais..
Isso tu tem que reclamar com a multishow, no show msm o som tava monstro
RIP King 👑We love you❤️
I have to say it though to my fellow drummers out there.. Joey had the absolute WORST sounding china cymbals..🤷🏼♂️
I have to disagree. I was onstage when they were doing the soundcheck and his chinas were loud and aggressive. Perfect to cut the loud band.
@@rafaeldolinski1 2:57🥴 Go explore other content of people playing his signature paiste’s & make a decision for yourself
@@Tramake you are confusing his actual setup cymbals with the Paiste Alpha Joey Jordison "Hyper" Signature series... Joey had 2002 and Signature custom made cymbals with Color Sound coating onstage. The Paiste Alpha series was an intermediate level cymbal.
@@rafaeldolinski1 I knew my opinion wasn’t going to register with you when you started off the comment with “I was on stage when they were doing soundcheck.” Lol I’m happy to know there are plenty of experts like you out there👍🏻
Sinceramente esse cara não tem jeito que entende de batera...but....
Mano se o cara não entendesse de bateria, ele não estaria afinando a batera de Joey Jordison kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
@@michaelpereira8868 Ah vá
Ele é um roodie amigo, a função dele é montar e deixar a bateria no capricho pro Joey