You dont even have to be a fan of Tools music, or even the genre, but there is no possible way you cant respect the hell outra Danny!

thanks for this video

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Figure out his time and sequence. You can't, unless you are a mathematical genius.

Danny is one of the GOATS.

That was the Singing Sargents from the U.S. Air Force. Amazing song, great reaction!!

That is just a tiny taste of Dimash!!!!!!

He made a deal with the devil for those pads. He got the pads and the devil got lessons.

Hel he is way better then chad smith

Rip neil gone but not forgotten

I wen to seen him play you could not see him from all of his kits around him S

He is never took a break he was sohumbl

You talked about everything except the beat breakdown equations

That choke was criminal 9:00

Michael Jackson was Jonathan Moffett singer.

Danny doesn't need a computer or sequencer. HE IS!

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He aint a professional drummer if he hasnt heard of mr Carey sorry

Tool songs are paintings. There are no weak links in the band. They've all won individual rewards. Danny is amazing for sure. Who else could keep up with all the time signatures. Most drummers would struggle to keep up with all the changes much less have smooth fills in the odd meters

Dimash is the best, please do more. SOS, Sinful Passion, Stranger are so good

Dimash is the best

Please react to Nils "Dominator' Fjellström

At the end of the duet, they were starting into Collins' song Something Happened On The Way To Heaven.

Musicians long for and to and look for what is happening at the time. Time signatures changes, so do musicians. Time sigs are tough - something that some viewers may not appreciate.

Danny's triplets have triplets and secrets.

most people cant pat their head and rub their tummy at the same time, this man.....is doing 7+ things different all at the same time from 11:40-14:30

So cool

Very good for a 70 year old, now.

Music prior to lyrics.

Who is the drummer on Dannys left starting around 12:30

Not a fan of this solo

Here u have "tour" of his set, and he explains everything, i think he's mentioned the name of that person who maked that mandala pads: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYuaoKSNmbKpqpo

I forgot name of person who made that mandala pads, but prototype is maked for Danny to test it, and i think even Danny also helped that person in design of pads, they have 127 rings (fields) for 127 sounds, but Danny using only 3 or 2 fields (more of that rings acrting like one field) for some of that pads.

Jarvis, young one, I love your reactions because you are a performer and you respect the art! So much respect for the music, just like PTX does. The music is the gift! To the performer and the audience! I believe those who believe the music is more important than themselves, they are the ones who become the greats! I would love to see you work! I’m 71 this year, so not performing anymore, but loving always the gift of the music. Keep up the genuine reactions, cause kid, you are special!

So many drummers say that us non-drummers (guitarist/pianist here) have no clue about how difficult this is, but trust me: we DO. Most of us like to think of ourselves as people, who can "somewhat" play the drums too, but all we really know how to do is 4/4 and 2/4, with "interesting" bass drum patterns, lmao. Even when trying to play fills, we use horrible, stiff technique and just wing it. However, while listening to Danny, we DO realize how ridiculous his stuff is. Even when I simply try to imagine doing his hi-hat rhythm with my right hand, I already get cramps, and those are the simplest stuff he plays here here. Let's not even bring up the alien time signatures, ridiculously clean fills and polyrhythms (NONE of us non-drummers can do polyrhthms, get real lol). Watching him as an "outsider" is surreal. It's probably like watching Matteo Mancuso as a non-guitarist, or Jordan Rudess as a non-pianist. There are musicians that you simply ARE in awe of, even if you play a completely different instrument.

What a fantastic reaction friend. Your facial expressions tell me everything. I’ll never forget the Exit Stage Left tour date in Toronto. Definitely worth a listen

You can’t forget this dudes over 60 years old too…

❤QUEEN MORI❤️

DC, like Jimmy Chamberlin, will make you want to throw you drum kit away.

Loved your love of the performance. It's the greatest live performance of a song I've ever heard. It touched my heart.

First few times I watched this, I cried like a baby. There are many that have that kind of connection with animals. I don’t know what I’d do without mine!

It’s unreal how he can play off beat and with incredible rhythm and precision in the same song. My brain can’t deal with the thought of playing like he does!

World class, original and tight. And he looks like a realy good person tool

Wrestling shoes - he says because his kick mallots are set about 90 deg backwards, thin soled shoes are much better

"Professional Drummer Reacts", but can we hear the drummer play something? Didn't find any clip :(

How do you know a drummer is at the door? The knocks keep getting faster. No drummer gets the joke, every other band member does.

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Please try to play that! and than u will understand how much it's complicated, like Mike Portnoy said: "this isn't song, this is mathemathical equasion!" lol.

man looks like he is both relaxed and in his element and playing for his life at the same time.

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