Shows Danny Carey's capacity - it's a lifetime of experience at the highest level. I'm sure he can hold conversation and play all this at the same time. But how did they align the mics for the replacement drum? - they didn't have to because they prepared for this situation. The snare drum was right there - instant.
@@slickwillie214 Oh no doubt, I'm sure Danny's tech is always at the ready and knows which songs he's most likely to break something lmao I'm sure he's a hell of a drummer too
Technicians are most of the time left in the shadows, but we see here that Danny and his tech are part of the same team. Kudos to that tech, he's one of many that makes live concerts go smoothly.
This reminds me of the time I was playing a gig and my snare stand broke in half, snare drum fell to the ground, and my buddy who was standing off to the side noticed and sat underneath me and held my snare drum for the rest of the song. Dude was a legend and I'll never forget it lol.
I had some friends playing a gig and they didn't have a carpet under the drum kit. The bass drum basically kept moving forward with every kick and I jumped on stage and held the kick until the song finished lol
@@BreadandFaxes And you're a legend because of that. I've seen some people McGyver a rope that ties the kick drum to the legs of their seat to keep it from sliding, it can work when a carpet is unavailable lol.
Probably a “can you believe that happened?” in regards to the snare breaking. It’s actually kinda rare, especially with a tech who is maintaining the drums/heads consistently.
This guy seems to smile all the time. You find the nicest videos of him playing in schools, at a baseball game, on a wedding or so, spontaneously. Awesome, as if changing the snare isn’t a major problem during a song. Cool dude
There's a video of him playing at a high school basketball game and somebody wrote "the only time I've ever seen him without a basketball jersey and it's at a basketball game.
I'm blown away by every aspect of this, from the length of the video to the smoothness everything was carried out by both Danny and the tech. Even the smile he gave to the tech with a little "oh well" shrug at the end while never....missing...a BEAT. I've done live performances before(nothing this big or with techs to back me up, but still), and that was absolutely seamless.
I like how he leans to the side and can still play some of the hardest drum beats known to music while waiting for a new share. This guy is amazing. One of the best
@@jwlsiee he actually is one of the best, ever. And i listen to jazz, prog death metal, djent and all the bullshit with sickest drummers in the game, dc’s drumming is just special and you can’t deny it. Nobody comes close. He’s a true percussionist, not just a drummer.
I just called the family in to witness this teachable moment. True professionalism, practice and team work. Goes to show what it takes to create the TOOL experience.
I love the smile. You'll see most musicians get thrown off and angry when their instrument fails during a performance (understandably so), but Danny just takes it in his stride and thinks it's a giggle.
This is from the Buffalo,NY show. I was in the mid-upper section and watched it in real time. I was worried they wouldn’t replace it before the ‘flam’ part. It was like watching someone walk a tightrope. Amazing musician.
A true “quit your bullshit moment” here. This show was from Missouri. Danny is wearing his Kansas City jersey when he always plays in Kansas City or Missouri. Smh. He does this wherever he plays
@@TamerBekirGuess what? He wears the Kansas City jersey at a lot of gigs, because he can't get one for every city. This is indeed from the Buffalo, NY. The entire show is on YT and you can hear in this moment this was going on.
He’s just…fantastic. I’m pretty obsessed with him tbh. Tool as well, but I find myself watching him drum on a daily basis. He’s so intense with his drums.
That's a good tech, doesn't interfere with the show, doesn't make life hard for the performer, just does his job in replacing a broken snare quickly and out of sight. The audience wouldn't even have noticed from the front.
Get it Drum Tech! That's why he is with Tool. Also, not the first time this has happened, I do audio for bands on this level and I can't think of one that keeps a back-up snare less than 10 feet from the kit at all times. Again, great drum tech.
can you imagine being Dannys tech? if it was me, i would be transfixed on the song lost in astonishment of whats unfolding in front of me. i couldnt react quick enough - this tech is a pro
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Lot of people keep asking about the snare and the song.
Snare needed to be changed because of the torn batter head.
The song is Tool - The Grudge
Just shows what a true professional he is. Blows through his snare, & doesn't miss a beat while his tech swaps it out. Then smiles about it all.
That entire clip made me smile for the same reasons.
Not just Danny, it shows what an absolute professional his drum tech is too.
@@mu4990 Facts! As hard as Danny hits the drums, I'm sure they may have done this swap a few times in the past...
Shows Danny Carey's capacity - it's a lifetime of experience at the highest level. I'm sure he can hold conversation and play all this at the same time. But how did they align the mics for the replacement drum? - they didn't have to because they prepared for this situation. The snare drum was right there - instant.
@@slickwillie214 Oh no doubt, I'm sure Danny's tech is always at the ready and knows which songs he's most likely to break something lmao I'm sure he's a hell of a drummer too
He even acknowledged the tech. A true professional and gentleman.
also they both were probably like "hehe that was cool"
They've been friends for decades
Technicians are most of the time left in the shadows, but we see here that Danny and his tech are part of the same team. Kudos to that tech, he's one of many that makes live concerts go smoothly.
I remember seeing them live when all their techs wore white doctors coats so you couldn't miss them.
This reminds me of the time I was playing a gig and my snare stand broke in half, snare drum fell to the ground, and my buddy who was standing off to the side noticed and sat underneath me and held my snare drum for the rest of the song. Dude was a legend and I'll never forget it lol.
Better put a ring on it, that's a keeper
I had some friends playing a gig and they didn't have a carpet under the drum kit. The bass drum basically kept moving forward with every kick and I jumped on stage and held the kick until the song finished lol
@@BreadandFaxes And you're a legend because of that. I've seen some people McGyver a rope that ties the kick drum to the legs of their seat to keep it from sliding, it can work when a carpet is unavailable lol.
@@kernelxsanders OH THAT'S ACTUALLY GENIOUS THANKS
@@BreadandFaxes Bro that's awesome! This happened to me years ago playing at a talent quest, and i kept trying to pull it in on off beats and shit XD
0:40 That shrug like "yeah, that worked" and then the huge smile. Gotta love Danny.
The shrug & smile at 45 sec mark makes me smile. Nice teamwork.
Probably a “can you believe that happened?” in regards to the snare breaking. It’s actually kinda rare, especially with a tech who is maintaining the drums/heads consistently.
This guy seems to smile all the time. You find the nicest videos of him playing in schools, at a baseball game, on a wedding or so, spontaneously.
Awesome, as if changing the snare isn’t a major problem during a song. Cool dude
There's a video of him playing at a high school basketball game and somebody wrote "the only time I've ever seen him without a basketball jersey and it's at a basketball game.
I'm blown away by every aspect of this, from the length of the video to the smoothness everything was carried out by both Danny and the tech. Even the smile he gave to the tech with a little "oh well" shrug at the end while never....missing...a BEAT. I've done live performances before(nothing this big or with techs to back me up, but still), and that was absolutely seamless.
I like how he leans to the side and can still play some of the hardest drum beats known to music while waiting for a new share. This guy is amazing. One of the best
idk about some of the hardest drum beats known to music but hes solid
@@jwlsiee he actually is one of the best, ever. And i listen to jazz, prog death metal, djent and all the bullshit with sickest drummers in the game, dc’s drumming is just special and you can’t deny it. Nobody comes close. He’s a true percussionist, not just a drummer.
@@darioblazevic2430 not dogging him but what hes playing here isnt particularly crazy
@@darioblazevic2430 Bill Bruford (King Crimson, Yes, Genesis) is better
@@howard9663 there is no 'better' and 'worse'. Different skill levels sure but no one drummer is just outright better or worse
What a PRO on every end: the performer and the tech. GREAT job to Danny and Joey! The show must fucking go ON!
I just called the family in to witness this teachable moment. True professionalism, practice and team work. Goes to show what it takes to create the TOOL experience.
I usually get my fam to listen to Tool by making sure my reinforced steel walls can hold them inside the room for long enough.
I love the little shoulder shrug of approval and the grin to go with it!!!! Awesome
I love the smile. You'll see most musicians get thrown off and angry when their instrument fails during a performance (understandably so), but Danny just takes it in his stride and thinks it's a giggle.
How on Earth does the man make the snare sound without it even being there
Rim shotting the Rototom.
Witchery
This is from the Buffalo,NY show. I was in the mid-upper section and watched it in real time. I was worried they wouldn’t replace it before the ‘flam’ part. It was like watching someone walk a tightrope.
Amazing musician.
I too was at the show however I cannot see this from my vantage point
A true “quit your bullshit moment” here. This show was from Missouri. Danny is wearing his Kansas City jersey when he always plays in Kansas City or Missouri. Smh. He does this wherever he plays
Lol. I’m pretty sure this was Grand Rapids, Michigan on March 8.
To be fair to everyone chiming in, Danny blows heads at almost every show. He could have done this at all the aforementioned shows.
@@TamerBekirGuess what? He wears the Kansas City jersey at a lot of gigs, because he can't get one for every city. This is indeed from the Buffalo, NY. The entire show is on YT and you can hear in this moment this was going on.
It’s as good as watching SRV switch guitars mid-song.
Techs are the unsung heroes. Great job brother!
Things always happen when your playing live and goes to show how smooth it is when your tech does a change flawlessly. Great job!
He’s just…fantastic. I’m pretty obsessed with him tbh. Tool as well, but I find myself watching him drum on a daily basis. He’s so intense with his drums.
SAME.
We’re all obsessed with him ^^
Wow dude! Danny is great, AND has an awesome professional tech , too! Makes a great team..
Danny has the most wholesome and genuine smile of any celebrity/musician I’ve ever seen
That's a good tech, doesn't interfere with the show, doesn't make life hard for the performer, just does his job in replacing a broken snare quickly and out of sight. The audience wouldn't even have noticed from the front.
…and this is why im HIS #1 fan!.. fckng awesome!.. Tool Army!..
This?
So the actual music or playing is not the real reason?
The master!!!
Gets a new snare, proceeds to almost break it again at 00:53 😄
I enjoy that he gave his tech a little smile, I was hoping he would’ve acknowledged him 😊.
This really makes me happy to know there will be more drum vids coming.
I know they were recording in Columbus when I saw them. What a show
This is almost as impressive as when Derek Smalls was freed from the pod during Spinal Tap's "Rock 'n" Roll Creation."
That "oh well" shrug and smile... Dude's just a beast, and brushed it off like it's nothing!
Wow brilliantly executed and hats off to the tech for saving the day. Unsung heroes for sure.
Danny is just amazing and knows how to choose his techs 👍
This snare change video along with the Stevie Ray Vaungh guitar change mid-song video. Absolute musician level 1000%
So cool. I love how he smiles when he goes to hit the snare and it isn’t there and when he shrugs at the tech and smiles like “what are ya gonna do?”
when I was working as a guitar tech I had to dive in and hold together more than a few kick pedals during a show.
God mode, both Danny and the Drum tech
That's badass... I'm not even a drummer and he's still my idol. I've had a man crush on him since the mid 90s
The way he's happy at the end, together with his tech guy, made me happy.
No tech's, no show. That smile says it all.
Man plays with perfect posture too. One of the many reasons hes still going hard and heavy at 63.
Flawless technique as well.
Danny knew exactly when to have his tech switch out the snares
This is basically the musical version of a Formula One pit stop.
Right in time for the big snare hit
Those techs are so fast and clean at what they do they are amazing
Shout out to the tech and audio engineers. They are so vital to a good show!
I never thought about him having spare drums. From the size of his kit I had assumed that if he had more drums he would already have them out there.
Drum techs ALWAYS have a spare snare drum, maybe a couple spare, because, as you can see, snares have alot of elements on them that can go wrong
such a class act...fantastic drummer..would love to meet him someday!
props to the tech *
*drummer is a freak of nature
Maintains the beat, composed and thanks the guy with a smile... professionalism at its best
Everything this guy and band have done.....the look and smile on his face when it happens is a "this is the coolest f'n thing ever" smile.....
Great job. Amazing
One of the best drummers ever! 🙌
And he is 60 y/o. Unreal!
waaaay underated..to bad :(
And a JEW too
Love the cheeky smile at the end to the tech
That was a smoother change than i make when i'm NOT playing.
Beautiful teamwork there!
absolute legend
You are a rockstar! Great Job!!🥁
What a great guy Danny Carey is 👍🥁👊
So FK AWESOME TO THE MAX
I love this so much
The smile says it all. Such a cool dude!
He's so awesome. Big smile to the fast tech.
I love this Guy Its pure energy and funny moments .
Killer!
one of my favorite people ever
Love this clip
Danny=LEGEND
Absolute phenom
What a genuine cool thank you smile
Awesome man!👍🏻
That's some Indy 500 level service right thur!
Get it Drum Tech! That's why he is with Tool. Also, not the first time this has happened, I do audio for bands on this level and I can't think of one that keeps a back-up snare less than 10 feet from the kit at all times. Again, great drum tech.
Inspiration
what a professional beast
Love how he got one last hit as the tech was removing it. Awesome.
I’m not a fan of Tool in any way, but Danny always seems like a really nice guy, humble and professional. 👍
Me encanta cuando en los 00:45 mira hacia atrás y dice con sus gesto “no sé cómo paso!!!, una locura 😁” 🥰🥰🥰🥰
That was smooth
He’s always smiling laughing or both he seems like he’s just a cool dude to be around and chill with.
“Saturn comes back around.. lifts you up like a child or drags you down like a stone to consume you til you… leeeet thiiiis gooo”
during the grudge of all songs. what a fuckn champion.
Always a smile.
Bad-assery, at it's finest! =)
Those snares are huge
Soo profesional best of the best
I adore him
Unintentionally hilarious.
bass sounds great
Legend. 👌
I know it's not a big deal for him to play without a snare but it's awesome to watch.
Some damn fine choreography between the two of them...
That damn smile
That’s a drummer and a tech who get each other.
Tight bro! Tight
can you imagine being Dannys tech? if it was me, i would be transfixed on the song lost in astonishment of whats unfolding in front of me. i couldnt react quick enough - this tech is a pro
He's been with them since the club days
GOAT
Thats the snare from his brass drum kit, was one of his earlier kits. I remember an interview where he said it was built from smelted cymbals
Insane.
That was fucking awesome!!!
Sick
The busiest drummer in rock!