I used to play Fresh Tendrils on the Jukebox at my fav bar in college. Nobody knew the song and I was the only one rocking out !!! I happen to be a keyboardist too, so having the Clavi on this one was just icing on the cake.
@@MrScrofulous oh I can’t say enough about Limo Wreck, but IIRC Fresh Tendrils was something Matt brought to Chris, and Limo Wreck was Chris’ entirely. No?
Matt Cameron is amazing for sure! There's so much nuance and constant movement, not to mention the odd time stuff! As you said, especially with Soundgarden.
Great interview Rick ,and as everyone else here already knows ,Matt is one of the most musical and beautiful players of all time ,such great dynamics and control , always plays the songs so beautifully .😂😂
I agree with you, kind of, but I personally couldn't say the same for all of the songs, some of which definitely seemed experimental. However, songs like Ugly Truth and Loud Love are definitive arguments to the second part of your statement. Those songs still sound unlike anything we've heard before.
I love Matt Cameron. When he's talking about playing every beat with intention, I think about "Burden in my hand" and what an absolutely perfect example of drumming that is, fits the song so exactly, no more no less.
One of the best drummers of all time. A amazing song love Soundgarden and was able to show Chris my tattoo of ultra mega ok during a concert being front row. He was a hero to me. What a voice he had. I was crushed like every one else. God bless Matt keep up your amazing playing n time signatures.
Legitimately my favourite rock drummer of all time. And it probably sounds crazy, but I'm pretty sure that opening fill to Fell On Black Days is an all-time banger. It's so simple but it hits like a freight train.
Great interview. Louder Than Love anecdote is terrific, and what an example that was of smashing out raw music without being weighed down by the wisdom of experience. Loved it.
Ahh the good ol days. I recorded this from CD to cassette tape and would listen to this while snowboarding in the early 90's. Such a good groove to shred to. I love All Night Thing too!
Soundgarden fan since the early 90s. Matt Cameron is one of my three all-time favorite drummers. He has always been so damn original. Glad to see he's doing well. I probably listened to the Temple of the Dog album hundreds, maybe even thousands of times throughout the years. Greetings from Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Greetings back from the Netherlands. Random person on the internet here, and also SG fan since early 90s - but curious what the other two favorite drummers are?
When i saw Soundgarden both times man what a great drummer for the style of music the skill set he brings its so good with his creativity. I appreciate the interview.
Matt is the first drummer to challenge me because he has such tasteful and unique style. It was a real education trying to play like him. I think only he actually can play like him. That's a true artist. He truly brought class to grunge scene.
Matt is easily one of my favorate drummers, but he also writes some of the best (guitar) riffs/music in his bands. Would be great if you ever get the chance to talk to him about some of those as well :)
I can't believe how you always pick out my favorite tunes I always think nobody else loves. Like "Fortress around your heart", "head over heels", "Every little thing she does is magic" :-D
Matt Cameron is definitely one of my influences. Love Matt's precise and original playing. Soundgarden stood out as musically the most tight of the Seattle bands (my opinion only). Thank you Matt for your contribution to the rock world, and thank you Rick for continuing to bring amazing and thought provoking content. I'm subscribed and you should be too if you're not.
@@MrScrofulousI was able to score a few today to Missoula in August! This will be the 3rd time I've seen them in my home state of Montana, 4th time seeing them in total. Congrats on getting tickets!
This was great! Would love to have you talk to my friend Jim Macpherson from The Breeders, he’s a truly amazing drummer and his playing on the Breeders (and GBV) albums is fantastic. 🙌
Matt Cameron and Jimmy Chamberlin are the best drummers from that era and two of the best Rock drummers to ever do it. If you could get Jimmy to do an interview that would be amazing
The question about the kick pedal is something I've been wondering about for a long time! I'm 46 and always always come back to the ready position. My brother way older than keeps the beater mashed and comes of the head...
Matt is an incredible drummer- low key fame but if you know then you know. Temple and Super Unknown are my favorite MC performances. My Savior and All Night Thing are inspiring performances alone… Just Like Suicide is another inspiring MC performance! So much respect for Matt! ✊🏻✊🏻
That was and is my drummer of choice for my eta of most appreciation and emotional association. I remember being maybe14 or 15 and mimicking everything of his on a homemade makeshift "kit". And though i knew nothing of their actual scene, being in ohio, the temple of the dog album was a touchstone for me. Hundreds of hours tapping away to his rhythms. I say at my own kit; a pieces together Ludwig and Dixon hodge podge with an even broader cymbal selection....I say there with sticks on a third hand throne, closed my eyes and played the whole record through i one go. Matt was and the drummer pat excellance for this drmmer's lifetime.
Remember that temple of the dog was McCready and Vedder's first serious recordings. The others had recorded before. What a great first record. So sad that Chris couldn't be interviewed by Rick. I was lucky enough to see Chris's solo show, it was impressive. Loved how he had to play an even number of songs so I think that meant he did 4 temple songs.
A possible good question would've been - what was it like to be the drummer in the recording studio for Geddy Lee's 2000 solo album "My Favorite Headache" ? Recorded in Toronto, Vancouver, Seattle and Ontario. A lot of great songs !
under appreciated factoid is that he got chose to be *that guy* 25 years ago, before it was the issue it is now, not that I think the Rush thing in any form ever really happens again
Full Interview Here: ruclips.net/video/1p5-oikCHpk/видео.htmlsi=185VGYp0CnD15jUT
Matt Cameron, the most stable haircut in rock drumming.
His skills are just as stable.
Nah, that'd be Mullen Jr. (Hair)
Also most stable drumming. Matt Cameron is a true badass. Love his drums. I really like his Soundgarden drumming. He goes all out therr
U2’s Larry Mullin Jr. has THE most stable haircut in rock drumming🎉
The art of creative inspiration through comments. Well done I say!
Fresh Tendrils is one of my all time favorite songs
Matt’s contribution to SG and music overall is huge
Have you heard his solo album, “Cavedweller”?
Don't forget Limo Wreck
@@WhyTheHorsefaceI’ve been digging his new EP Gory Scorch Cretins too
I used to play Fresh Tendrils on the Jukebox at my fav bar in college. Nobody knew the song and I was the only one rocking out !!! I happen to be a keyboardist too, so having the Clavi on this one was just icing on the cake.
@@MrScrofulous oh I can’t say enough about Limo Wreck, but IIRC Fresh Tendrils was something Matt brought to Chris, and Limo Wreck was Chris’ entirely. No?
Since the day it came out superunknown has been my favorite album of all time. And as a fellow drummer, Matt has been an enormous influence on me.
He is very musical and technical with his drumming. Especially with Soundgarden.
Matt Cameron is amazing for sure! There's so much nuance and constant movement, not to mention the odd time stuff! As you said, especially with Soundgarden.
He had some decent grooves on Geddy Lee's solo album, "My Favorite Headache".
@@peteywheatstraws4909 oh wow, have to check that out!
Great interview Rick ,and as everyone else here already knows ,Matt is one of the most musical and beautiful players of all time ,such great dynamics and control , always plays the songs so beautifully .😂😂
Louder Than Love, is to me, one of the most important rock albums of all time. An under appreciated gem that signalled the dawning of a new age.
I agree with you, kind of, but I personally couldn't say the same for all of the songs, some of which definitely seemed experimental. However, songs like Ugly Truth and Loud Love are definitive arguments to the second part of your statement. Those songs still sound unlike anything we've heard before.
Yes Ugly Truth also has that 6/4 groove.
Shit YES!!!!
would have been more fun if it had be approved to be called Louder than F*
The technique on Gun, is 🔥
Love when you talk to drummers
My request is Danny Carey
I love Matt Cameron. When he's talking about playing every beat with intention, I think about "Burden in my hand" and what an absolutely perfect example of drumming that is, fits the song so exactly, no more no less.
Matt Cameron needs to be celebrated as one of the best drummers of the past 30+ years.
The open tone of those gorgeous drums is just so righteous!
Temple of the dog…One of my favorite albums!!!
Love his brush groove on “All Night Thing” as well. Gives the song a subtle swing
Love that song and love Matt's drumming and love the fact he called Gadd the MASTER!!!!
One of the best drummers of all time. A amazing song love Soundgarden and was able to show Chris my tattoo of ultra mega ok during a concert being front row. He was a hero to me. What a voice he had. I was crushed like every one else. God bless Matt keep up your amazing playing n time signatures.
Hahahaha
Legitimately my favourite rock drummer of all time. And it probably sounds crazy, but I'm pretty sure that opening fill to Fell On Black Days is an all-time banger. It's so simple but it hits like a freight train.
Wooden Jesus my fav track on the Temple album. Saw it live not long before the great man passed
Matt's work on Geddy's My Favourite Headache is outstanding. Jeremy Taggart did a great job as well on Home of the Strange on that same album.
So much talent, so much style, and so original. Matt is the thinking man's drummer.
Always loved that album and especially that song
Great interview. Louder Than Love anecdote is terrific, and what an example that was of smashing out raw music without being weighed down by the wisdom of experience. Loved it.
Ahh the good ol days. I recorded this from CD to cassette tape and would listen to this while snowboarding in the early 90's. Such a good groove to shred to. I love All Night Thing too!
Always reliable, consistent, and just a damn, great drummer. 🤘🤘🤘
Matt is one of my fav drummers of all time, Down On The Upside is such an understated drum album.
He’s a phenomenal drummer.
Soundgarden fan since the early 90s. Matt Cameron is one of my three all-time favorite drummers. He has always been so damn original. Glad to see he's doing well.
I probably listened to the Temple of the Dog album hundreds, maybe even thousands of times throughout the years.
Greetings from Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Greetings back from the Netherlands. Random person on the internet here, and also SG fan since early 90s - but curious what the other two favorite drummers are?
@@rogierd7408 Danny Carey and Dave Grohl.
@@DamnPictures Aenema is a masterpiece
When i saw Soundgarden both times man what a great drummer for the style of music the skill set he brings its so good with his creativity. I appreciate the interview.
Matt is the first drummer to challenge me because he has such tasteful and unique style. It was a real education trying to play like him. I think only he actually can play like him. That's a true artist. He truly brought class to grunge scene.
amazing drummer.
not that amazing in PJ tho
Matt is easily one of my favorate drummers, but he also writes some of the best (guitar) riffs/music in his bands. Would be great if you ever get the chance to talk to him about some of those as well :)
Always loved this guys playing. Would be great to have the drummer of Faith No More.
Mike “Puffy” Bordin. Agree! He has really interesting and different approach.
Wooden rims 🥁 Cool.
e baddest drum beats he ever came up with was 4th of July. That drum beat absolutely throttles me
Matt’s in my top 3 all time best drummers. I understand he’s great to create and work with too.
I`m with you, his my no. 1 influence...
I can't believe how you always pick out my favorite tunes I always think nobody else loves. Like "Fortress around your heart", "head over heels", "Every little thing she does is magic" :-D
How interesting. And Cornell´s composition, especially the vocal melody, is just the work of a genius.
Really cool. I always loved Matt’s drum parts. He always serves the music really well in my opinion.
This is priceless!.. Thank you, Rick and Matt. So great to hear the behind the scenes and get into Matt's head. 👌
Matt's one of the best drummers in the last 40yrs. His drums on Superunknown and Badmotorfinger is some of my fav drumming of all time
Great line of questions Rick !
Matt is not a drummer, he is a composer.
Exactly. Serving the song .
And a super creative one.
Not a bad singer either
Another level of bringing out so much information... love this.
Matt Cameron is definitely one of my influences. Love Matt's precise and original playing. Soundgarden stood out as musically the most tight of the Seattle bands (my opinion only). Thank you Matt for your contribution to the rock world, and thank you Rick for continuing to bring amazing and thought provoking content. I'm subscribed and you should be too if you're not.
Love that open tuning!
I loved this. Matt has been in my Top 5 since 1990. Good questions Rick.
Pearl Jam is my fav. band of all time. Love Matt's work. Hoping to see him and Pearl Jam this August for my 4th time!
Got tix for Gold Coast in November today.
@@MrScrofulousI was able to score a few today to Missoula in August! This will be the 3rd time I've seen them in my home state of Montana, 4th time seeing them in total. Congrats on getting tickets!
Great grooves from Wooden Jesus to Limo Wreck.
I was watching and play the Fourth of July from 1995 earlier on RUclips. I couldn’t believe how reserved he was then I wish you’d wail more.
Made me cry!
So good!
What’s with all the crying these days?
I think it's possible that Matt Cameron is the coolest dude on the planet.
i studied that groove my way through college. i still remember that groove (0:10)
This was great! Would love to have you talk to my friend Jim Macpherson from The Breeders, he’s a truly amazing drummer and his playing on the Breeders (and GBV) albums is fantastic. 🙌
As a Drummer(myself) it makes sense ! Great interview
Another fab interview!
Hahaha
Pushing forward back has some sick drumming in it !!!
Matt Cameron and Jimmy Chamberlin are the best drummers from that era and two of the best Rock drummers to ever do it. If you could get Jimmy to do an interview that would be amazing
Don't forget Dan Peters from mudhoney
Agree 100%. Matt n Jimmy are two of my favorites
The question about the kick pedal is something I've been wondering about for a long time! I'm 46 and always always come back to the ready position. My brother way older than keeps the beater mashed and comes of the head...
Matt is an incredible drummer- low key fame but if you know then you know. Temple and Super Unknown are my favorite MC performances. My Savior and All Night Thing are inspiring performances alone… Just Like Suicide is another inspiring MC performance! So much respect for Matt! ✊🏻✊🏻
That was and is my drummer of choice for my eta of most appreciation and emotional association. I remember being maybe14 or 15 and mimicking everything of his on a homemade makeshift "kit". And though i knew nothing of their actual scene, being in ohio, the temple of the dog album was a touchstone for me. Hundreds of hours tapping away to his rhythms. I say at my own kit; a pieces together Ludwig and Dixon hodge podge with an even broader cymbal selection....I say there with sticks on a third hand throne, closed my eyes and played the whole record through i one go. Matt was and the drummer pat excellance for this drmmer's lifetime.
Man I wish I could have conversations with Matt . Cool dude , great drummer .
groove for Pretty Noose still gets me
Yeah so many great drum performances but that's right up there with his best
I’ve been trying to play that song on drums since it came out. 😂 Still not there.
❤❤❤❤❤what a musician!!!
I enjoy the content. You are very lucky to get the superheroes that you do man. You do a great job interviewing .
Mighty Matt ❤❤❤❤
Matt is a rock solid time keeper, love the foot work! Subscribed to RB1 & RB2!
Temple of the Dog easily the best side project for any group. Yes, better than Perfect Circle, Pusifer, Rainbow, Fight, etc
Remember that temple of the dog was McCready and Vedder's first serious recordings. The others had recorded before. What a great first record. So sad that Chris couldn't be interviewed by Rick. I was lucky enough to see Chris's solo show, it was impressive. Loved how he had to play an even number of songs so I think that meant he did 4 temple songs.
Almost....Mad Season right there!
A brilliant drummer.
Great interview.
The beat he plays on Jesus Christ pose melted my sensibilities
consistency and intention 🤌
Matt makes 6 feel like 3 - very subtle stuff. One of the best.
Absolute legend!!!
How does somebody write so many songs in so many different time signatures? Pretty amazing
Well this song and " never the machine forever " great drums by Cameron and also the pacing is very peculiar and cool .
Matt Cameron ❤
Switch Opens... all of Down On The Upside.. epic awesome...his solo stuff is very cool too
First time I subd after being asked.
Rick is worth all my marketing attention
Matt is freaking awesome
Badass groove
That’s one of my all time top songs …
Thank you Matt.
Great stuff. Perplexed why it isn't better mixed considering the over all quality
I Love Drummers!!❤
Always loved that drum beat ... it's a tricky one at least by the sound of it.
Interview Dave Abbruzzese next. What a great interview that would be 👍🏻
Bello/Magnifico.💪💪💪💪💪💪👑
Love Matt Cameron! 👍
A legend
Badmotorfinger is some of the best drumming ever. Technique, sound, time, feel, it's all there.
My biggest influence ❤❤
Great freaking tune!
Matt must have the most reliable barber of the past 30+ years.
What a career!
Would love to see Rick sit down with all the members of Pearl Jam individually and collectively 👍🏼
A possible good question would've been - what was it like to be the drummer in the recording studio for Geddy Lee's 2000 solo album "My Favorite Headache" ? Recorded in Toronto, Vancouver, Seattle and Ontario. A lot of great songs !
under appreciated factoid is that he got chose to be *that guy* 25 years ago, before it was the issue it is now, not that I think the Rush thing in any form ever really happens again
This is awesome 👏
Always loved his tasteful playing. Badmotorfinger is a great example.
Please interview Stone Gossard
Just listened to this yesterday! 😂
Monumental
Soundgarden was more than the sum of its parts, but Matt might be my favorite component.