Deantoni Parks - Omar Rodriguez Lopez Group - Live - 15th Dec '11

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  • Опубликовано: 15 дек 2011
  • Snippets from a trio gig at Fowlers Live in Adelaide. Great vision apart from a glitchy iPhone camera. This guy is absolutely incredible. Enjoy.
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  • @guitarboy12
    @guitarboy12 12 лет назад +1

    This and seeing Volta in the same year made 2011 the best year ever.

  • @u.sonomabeach6528
    @u.sonomabeach6528 2 года назад

    I saw them several years ago with Deantoni and this video is pretty much how it looked through my eyes. Couldn’t take my eyes off Deantoni

  • @jordansnameisjordan
    @jordansnameisjordan 12 лет назад

    Thanks for putting this together Nick

  • @nicouh
    @nicouh 12 лет назад +1

    the last half is so tight, really impressive

  • @TheStretts
    @TheStretts 12 лет назад

    Thanks for this, what an amazing show it was!

  • @Monsterslag
    @Monsterslag 7 лет назад +1

    This guy has abnormal precision and control. Typically one of those drummers whose style is not only hard to imitate, but just impossible to recreate. Definately a world class drummer.

  • @chevpowr
    @chevpowr 12 лет назад

    ive never seen a man drum like this man before....

  • @Beatnikk777
    @Beatnikk777  12 лет назад +1

    @zingrook I must admit, despite both drummers since being amazing. I still haven't felt the magic that was there with Theodore. His drumming was like liquid. So fluid and groovy. Having said that, I love the way Deantoni plays, he's like a robot. In the best possible way. Thanks for your great comment.

  • @TheAnti1337
    @TheAnti1337 12 лет назад

    So much control..

  • @Onamorata
    @Onamorata 12 лет назад

    This man can go from 0-10 in a split second. It's insane.

  • @earthspeaksmusic
    @earthspeaksmusic 12 лет назад +1

    Sick, I wouldve been about a couple metres to the left of you at that gig! How good was it? haha I love Omar. :)

  • @HalfStepTides
    @HalfStepTides 12 лет назад

    That moment when Deantoni succeeds Theodore in every way.

  • @pearljamm3636
    @pearljamm3636 12 лет назад

    anyone know the name of the song around the three minute mark? that one that went for like twenty minutes live?? that song is amazing.

  • @JeffreyMulac8
    @JeffreyMulac8 11 лет назад

    cont-Pridgen played in the Memorials, and now with Pinnick, Gales, Pridgen. He is so incredibly diverse. And- he UNDER plays with Gales and Pinnick. D. Parks is amazing to watch, his precision is Zen-like. And the album Nocturniquet is really good, more accessible than Francis the Mute (my fave), which is brilliant, obsessive, annoying, thrilling and awesome all at once. When I heard it, I though it was a Spanish Rush on meth and smack at the same time. Theodore's drumming is legendary on it.

  • @WrathChild-NZ
    @WrathChild-NZ 12 лет назад

    Does ANY of this stuff get studio recorded????

  • @machtheghost
    @machtheghost 12 лет назад

    @PearlJamm Honestly, it sounds like a lot of this stuff is newer material. I would look forward to another solo album release near the new TMV or shortly after. This guy is a workaholic so it's hard to pin what's new/improved or old. Hope this helps.

  • @nazisarereallycool
    @nazisarereallycool 12 лет назад

    3:02 so good not even the camera can take it

  • @JeffreyMulac8
    @JeffreyMulac8 11 лет назад

    One day we will (I am) talk about the "Mars Volta drummers" the way we look back at the great "Frank Zappa drummers." All the guys that played with the MV are awesome for different reasons. Parks is more machine like and hip-hoppy, Jon Theodore was a grooving madman, and Thomas Pridgen is just a young genius. Oh, and Pridgen left because Omar Rod. Lopez just irritates musicians endlessly. He is an amazing visionary, though. Thomas has already founded and played in two great bands since-Memorials

  • @chevpowr
    @chevpowr 12 лет назад

    @leomack665 ive never heard a man speak like this man before....

  • @samboyaus
    @samboyaus 12 лет назад +1

    @leomack665 thomas pridgen doesn't drum like this guy, they both have their own styles.

  • @WolfataDoor
    @WolfataDoor 12 лет назад

    What was the first song?

  • @leomack665
    @leomack665 12 лет назад

    @chevpowr yeah mr. slow-man I know it was a reference to goliath, congratulations you also did. My commnt about Thomas was serious tho

  • @jvdasz
    @jvdasz 12 лет назад

    he must have good stands....

  • @leomack665
    @leomack665 12 лет назад

    @chevpowr oh please have you heard of a superhuman named Thomas Pridgen?

  • @chevpowr
    @chevpowr 12 лет назад

    @leomack665 different... dude. relax and breathe.

  • @Yargasblarg1
    @Yargasblarg1 12 лет назад

    Thomas overplayed quite a bit with TMV. Deantoni is probably the most mindful drummer TMV's had. Even more mindful than Jon Theodore.

  • @chrisw3421
    @chrisw3421 Месяц назад

    I rather watching him kill it on the drums rather than listen to him playing loops with very limited drums... that synth thing is cool and complex but dreadfully redundant

  • @HaroldHarolds
    @HaroldHarolds 12 лет назад

    thats not a compliment ahahaha

  • @zingrook
    @zingrook 12 лет назад

    Jon Theodore was the best drummer that TMV will ever have. Thomas' work on TBiG was ecstatic, vibrant, and chaotic, but lacked Jon's passion, his soul. Thomas has ferocity, which is often confused with passion, but is not interchangeable with it. TMV lost more than a drummer when Jon left; they lost the throbbing heart that lent life to the music. Now comes an endless line of pretenders to the throne, ersatz hearts pumping away feverishly, feebly attempting to compare to the incomparable.

  • @HaroldHarolds
    @HaroldHarolds 12 лет назад

    being compared to someone who butchers all of the volta parts he didnt write, yeah thats not a compliment..