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Make me sweat

A must see for those of you who have not

Stop praising this guy. Doesn’t matter how good you think he was. If you think this pathetic behavior is somehow cute or necessary to get a point across you are literally psychotic too. He was a narcissist and had a god complex. He deserved no accolades in life except a padded room with a pair of drum sticks. Buddy Rich failed at life

right now!

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I can’t believe how many people on here justify Buddy being verbally and psychologically abusive to his band members, just because he was “the greatest drummer of all time.” No one has the right to demean people like that. You can’t argue with his talent, but I have no respect for him as a human being. Being a perfectionist doesn’t give you a free pass to bully others.

I saw this on telly a few years back, great stuff, scary and at times wierdly funny (even though I had no real idea wtf was going on). I loved the late sixties, early seventies grunge in colour and stayed for the acting and writing.

It’s interesting that he was in life exactly like his character in this film. Just a big crybaby jerk who couldn’t stand to hear the word “NO”. Whenever he gets mad in this movie I see a toddler with a poopy diaper. “MY DIAPER IS POOPY! IM MAD! SOMEBODY CHANGE MY DIAPER!” Reminds me of.. oh, lemme think.. that other nimrod who pretended to be president for a few years? Him. Also a screaming toddler who can’t be told “No”.

From the information available, it seems these recordings capture Buddy Rich at a few specific points in his career where he had to deal with musicians who were acting lazy and thought they could get away with it even though everyone (the audience, Buddy, the musicians themselves) knew the performance was subpar. You might complain about his vocabulary and the tone of his voice but the message is spot-on and arguably there wasn't any other way to deliver it.

Talk about a 1/2 time pep talk. Holy cow!!!

seems a bit over the top.

3rd act of the original play is over long; with this film adaptation Pinter and/or Freidken cut roughly half of it.

This was at a time when musician gigs were plentiful. Live music was king and this dude was on top of the mountain. Buddy was gunnie sarge hartman and alec baldwin from glen garry. You wanna hit clams and not shave, go become something on your own. Otherwise shut up and play the hits on time!

He was an egotistical maniac who also happened to play drums. Next. Ah0le

I can listen to him all day long !!

Lightnin' was a hip old man! That's why the young people loved him!

I was there that night and they sucked! He was too easy on them!

He was the best that ever lived in my humble opinion,does that give him the right to treat people that way? No it does NOT,he is NOT God!

these lovely old folks won two world wars and lived thru a depression. we are living a good life because of folks like these. thank them cuz you will be just like them if you are lucky, so my message is harden the fuck up. god bless harry and this brave lovely lot.

Oh. Yep Hillside

Keep your mouth shut or I’ll show you what it’s like! 😂 😅😂

LMAO! Reminds me of my former boss! (IT)

Vastly underrated as Michael Meade said (below). A must-have DVD along with The Homecoming & The Caretaker (Robert Shaw, Alan Bates, Donald Pleasance).

Pellicola davvero stupenda, dove a regnare sono i rapporti tra gli individui che si intrecciano tra loro, una pellicola che mi ha coinvolto, però c'è una faciloneria sulla spiaggia, quindi davvero stupenda e davvero stupenda per me come valutazione è 8,5.

This is so funny and I don't know why!

are they representative of his conscience?

such a confusing play when i read it. trying to understand it...

As I look at the comments here I see a lot of people sticking up for this guy. I just listened to him treating people like crap for about 10 minutes straight. Was he a great drummer? No idea, before my time. I came here because Jerry Seinfeld talked about these tapes in a different video. If these tapes were typical of how he treated people, then he seems like an A-Hole to me.

Vivian Merchant.....Harold Pinter's wife...and one of the most underrated...and unused...actresses in modern acting history...

2:50-2:53....has to be one of the worst cuts of all time.

No one will ever come close to accepting death or our Earthly Demise quite like this video.. Brilliant

“I will take you outside and show you what it’s like!”

I have seen some deaths scenes in noir films before but these deaths were by far the most gruesome. The death of the woman is tge most disturbing since we don't actually see it. We only have our imagination to fill in the horrifying blanks. And that poor dog, watched his own die and left all alone in the after match.

That Australian guy gave it right back to him.

SHEER PERFECTION!!

He's exactly like James Brown...James thought that his every heel tap or toe tap was conducting each member of the entire band. Brown would fine, reprimand and harshly criticise all those who "missed his cues". The band would just roll their eyes and wait for James to calm down. Same with Buddy.

Big up to my HK friends. I am with you ! (I dont understand a word...)

The Seinfeld line "I'll show you what it's like" is at 8:56. The other two are from an earlier tape that's not included in this video - there's a transcript on this page: trackdrummer.com/other-services/buddy-rich-audio-page/

Imagine coming back from work after receiving dialogue just like that? I could picture him saying, you've got one job, just one job, and your f*** that up too.

Music is work folks. With the same stresses and assholes. Anyone who thinks being a career musician is easy is a fool. But the results from what you produce are tangible. I'd have quit his band in a heartbeat, and joined another, and kept working. He sounds abusive and sad with himself somehow. One of the greatest though.

Buddy was an angel, with a heart of gold.

Directed here from a footnote in the book "Assholes." His inclusion in the book is true to life.

Rather than berate people like this, I just get rid of them. It's stupid to pay people who don't know WTF they're doing.

Blind man's buff that's where you find a blind man and polish him 😆🤣😝 sorry for the bad joke. Great video thank you for posting

Who played the dog?

every time I listen to this, its as if its different every time.....TIME....A LONG FUCKN TIME. WRITING. go back to Sydney and uhhhh what ever you do over there, good luck.....

Is that Tony Barrett who gets killed in this scene? Wow, his hair is simply breathtaking! Always loved a man with dark, slick, very shiny hair!

Great.

"Ow about me takin' the glass without you takin' me?"