Breaking Down 8 TOOL Drum Parts

Danny Carey is a living legend, the drummer for Tool, and one of the top drummers of all time. Sure, we’re gassing him up, but why shouldn’t we? In this video, Brandon Toews shows you how to play eight jaw-dropping drum parts that show why Danny Carey is a drumming genius.
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0:00 - Intro
0:29 - Exercise #1 “The Grudge”
02:14 - Exercise #2 “Sober”
03:54 - Exercise #1 “Eulogy”
06:16 - Exercise #1 “Forty Six & 2”
07:14 - Exercise #1 “Ticks & Leeches”
08:37 - Exercise #1 “Schism”
10:16 - Exercise #1 “Rosetta Stoned”
15:53 - Exercise #1 “Pneuma”
17:34 - Outro
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[@DrumeoOfficial]

Dive deeper with free sheet music for all these grooves in our latest Beat article: www.drumeo.com/beat/the-8-tool-beats-every-drummer-should-know/

[@emwhaibee]

Do one for Prep' drummer Guillame Jambel? 🤔 🙏🏾🤞🏾🤞🏾🙏🏾

[@7empest92]

Anyway you could provide a list of the cymbals you had on that gorgeous kit? I am buying up some istanbuls soon

[@brandenwaite]

Can you do the part at 4:34-4:51, or 4:25-4:51 in Tool The Pot please. It seems simple, but I cant for the life of me rap my non drummer brain around it.

[@DizzyDez613]

Videos like this are why I play guitar.

[@angeloprofera3296]

Why not both? c:

[@ag_4in]

😂 good one

[@Paythepipertoplay]

Riffs?

[@DizzyDez613]

@@Paythepipertoplay glyphs

[@piss5061]

I don’t get how guitar players think drumming is hard cuz when I see someone play guitar I’m entranced by skill lmao. (As a drummer)

[@carterloftus3235]

Can we give Brandon some props for simply learning all these grooves to begin with

[@jirisommerfeldt1915]

Absolutely, man. He strives for being a good teacher and content creator and puts some sweat and blood into it. Kudos.

[@BrandonToews]

Thank you very much!🙏🏻

[@davidgomersall7185]

Definitely, particularly as the behind the scenes footage shows that Jared locked him in the Drumeo janitors cupboard until he got Rosette Stoned right...

[@carlandre079]

I love watching him and Jared play, they are absolute gems in their own right

[@fredstrach9713]

I wonder if he learned the whole songs or just the grooves

[@ronaldp.vincent8226]

You guys need to get Danny on the show! Thank you for the video!

[@DrumeoOfficial]

Working on it 🤞🏻

[@krustytoast]

@@DrumeoOfficial Danny hears Brianstorm for the first time!!

[@La_sagne]

danny carey plays blue matter (original drummer dennis chambers) after hearing it just once

[@PureJadeKid]

@@La_sagne That is such an awesome suggestion! (See also: the Dennis Chambers hears Tool for the first time :-)

[@MaruneThaBabune]

@@krustytoast why brianstorm?

[@robertkees6048]

What I love about the drums, is that every single person that straps a set on, from the very beginner of beginners, to the master of masters, each person has a unique footprint just based on how their limbs coordinate. I love that, you don't sound like anyone else even if your new, and I'll steal anything from any player no matter how much experience they have. If I think it's cool, I'll pilfer it, and call it my invention. Playing drums is like being able to go on the amusement park rides as many times as you like with no lines. Ah I'll take some of that.

[@joandrumz3176]

I know what you mean man, I love that aswell🤘🏻

[@soggypotato7734]

Except when I do it it sounds trash 😢

[@DrumeoOfficial]

Love it!

[@robertkees6048]

@@soggypotato7734 I'm still going to steal a lick from you, no one is safe.

[@joandrumz3176]

@@soggypotato7734 Give yourself a little time man, you'll figure it out eventually

[@casanovafrankenstein8538]

Carey is an absolute master of the drum kit

[@DrumeoOfficial]

No doubt!

[@maurice7186]

That Rosetta Stoned groove messes with my head, man.

[@IAmInfinitus208]

Especially the acoustic version!

[@taylorbutler3358]

So glad to see the Eulogy bridge included. It's a staple. When I heard this back in high school for the first time, it unlocked something in my mind, how I approached drumming, and permanently let Tool live in my head rent free since.

[@richardroberts957]

I play guitar yet always fucking loved hearing that along with maynard vocals. Glad guitar stopped in that part just to fully appreciate it. Then comming in with a simple E Chugging. Easy yet inspiring.

[@JonSudano]

Cool! Now do all of chocolate chip trip.

[@ohioagainsttheworld676]

you mean Third-Arm?

[@IsilZhaSB]

It's total improv every live show. lol

[@19vangogh94]

Ticks & leqches kicks butt even without any other instruments

[@KrwiomoczBogurodzicy]

[01:20] The Grudge (slow) [02:00] The Grudge (normal tempo) [02:54] Sober [08:00] Ticks and Leeches - 7/4 (slow) [08:25] Ticks and Leeches - 7/4 (normal tempo) [11:53] Rosetta Stoned #1 (right hand ex) [12:19] Rosetta Stoned #1 (R+L ex) [12:54] Rosetta Stoned #1 (R+L proper) [13:40] Rosetta Stoned #1 (slow) [14:14] Rosetta Stoned #1 (normal tempo) [15:21] Rosetta Stoned #2 (slow) [15:35] Rosetta Stoned #2 (normal tempo) [16:48] Pneuma - Chorus (slow) [17:15] Pneuma - Chorus (fast)

[@AnEnemyAnemone1]

Disclaimer: timestamps do not include all songs/segments covered

[@danwybrow7226]

The Rosetta Stoned breakdown broke my brain! Dude’s a legend for a reason! 🤘🏻🤯

[@BrandonToews]

Cheers Dan!

[@FredMinville]

You could do an entire album breakdown, love me some TOOL

[@MaruneThaBabune]

Second this!

[@claudestuder4199]

All of them are crazy good but seeing as Rosetta is my all time favourite tool song, I'll go with that. Phenomenal!

[@DrumeoOfficial]

Cheers Claude!

[@BrandonToews]

Thanks Claude!

[@post-leftluddite]

Just out of curiosity, what year did you start listening to Tool and what was your first album you heard?

[@claudestuder4199]

@@post-leftluddite 1992, The first album I had was actually their EP Opiate and cause I'm a drummer myself, I couldn't get enough of this guy called Danny Carey.

[@rkaylor5769]

The stickings + patterns are nearly endless in drumming, and echoing another comment, they form your unique sound, which makes this instrument the greatest. This community is unlike any other in music. We celebrate our heroes, we learn from them, and we help each other.

[@RenegadeRanga]

Rosetta stoned is the ultimate demonstration of brilliance and mind fuckery for other musicians to replicate. This channel is fucking amazing brother.

[@BrandonToews]

Thank you!!

[@Ticonderous1]

We all know what a beast Danny is .. But damn Brendon smashed it as well ...my favourite of all the Drumeo guys and they are all freaking awesome ...

[@mitchdrummin3]

That Eulogy beat is one of my all time favorites! Great job!

[@BrandonToews]

Thanks Mitch! So a cool groove.

[@wayne5022]

Well done Brandon! You definitely did Danny's drumming justice. Thank you for taking the time to compile this upload, I thoroughly enjoyed it. All the best to you.

[@BrandonToews]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed this one!

[@FluxProductions2009]

Its not the most difficult, but that 6/4 breakdown in Jambi is damn tasty

[@Justin14379]

Absolutely loving the tool content.

[@BrandonToews]

🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@rloasby]

OK this is VERY timely, I'm in a Tool tribute band and we've added Rosetta Stoned so I really need to learn that instrumental part properly and this is a great breakdown to help me get there! Luckily the next gig is a few months away so I have some time to rewire my brain to make my limbs do that

[@jaywebb0113]

my dude you might want to see these videos on Rosetta Stoned to help out kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3bXc2ehjd-Bo6c kzbin.info/www/bejne/b36qg2eao62Yh7M kzbin.info/www/bejne/epmWq5KVZpWVnsk

[@jaywebb0113]

also i forgot about this link/channel this guy does a lot of drum covers of tool with good video and good sound kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXXSnWOenrVliac

[@MaruneThaBabune]

Good luck to you and your band playing that crazy ass song lol

[@nickp440]

A tool cover band sounds brutal for a drummer, and a cakewalk for the rest of the band lol

[@rloasby]

@@nickp440 brutal, but incredibly fun! Check us out kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGWrZnx_npdqibs

[@Bonzosbadgeholder]

Brandon you have become my favorite drum instructor on YT. Great stuff and thank you!

[@BrandonToews]

Thank you, appreciate it!🤘🏻

[@darkeye79]

Yep pneuma every time! Can't remember how many times I've listened /watched this song too many to count

[@DrumeoOfficial]

So good

[@XJoeyJordison666X]

To learn the groove of rosetta stoned is incredible.. to create it..... a whole other world

[@AdvancedLiving]

“Eulogy” is the groove you play hoping to get the other band members to join in at jam night.

[@denissmythdiaz2282]

Sheesh... How can someone be so inhumanly good? I would have loved a breakdown of the song Lateralus too. That's got rhythm changes and polyrhythms. Oh, and Invincible too.

[@n_i_nx1743]

The Grudge is just 🔥 🔥 🔥

[@cadenmalott2318]

I discovered Drumeo almost 10 years ago, a newer drummer who idolized Danny Carey, and hoped one day a video like this one would come along. Seeing this, especially with the amount of care put into getting it right, is just spectacular. Very well done, Drumeo. Thank you, sincerely, from a diehard Danny fan. Also THANK. YOU. for giving "Rosetta Stoned" the spotlight in this video. Those polyrhythms, man.

[@BrandonToews]

Glad to hear you liked it! Thanks for watching!!

[@cxtpace]

This episode requires so much hard work to produce! THANKS SO MUCH for doing this extremely valuable tutorial!

[@ryanburton2319]

Great job man! Pneuma live from Danny's cam is just one of the best videos out there imo. 🤘🏻

[@that_guy0_0]

So glad you did that part in Eulogy. It's so awesome!

[@alfalso434]

It's too much to pick an absolute favorite lol. All of their songs are sick!!! Thanks for the cool video. Great job!

[@DrumeoOfficial]

Glad you like it!

[@BrandonToews]

Thanks Al!

[@STERNWAERTS]

amazing stuff man. as a guitar player who loves tool and also happens to love danny carey's work on the drums this is just a great insight into how drums work in the first place. i really need to get myself some e-drums and start a new journey.

[@bombshellblonde544]

Brandon you absolute god! Danny is inhumanly good and you actually learned, played, and NAILED his parts for the drumming community. You're a damn good drummer in your own right and so committed to teaching. It's so cool to see. Thanks for all you do

[@alexgeary1834]

All so amazing. I managed to figure out most of them by myself in the past, but now I actually have a chance it figuring out Rosetta Stoned!

[@electrofool420]

That’s cool how you added the EP for sober. I have (and had all the EP’s back in the 90’s and early 2000’s) and those are great albums. Lots of nuance in his playing between the studio and live albums. I highly recommend finding this albums for any tool fan

[@cloudbloom]

Danny Carey is an absolute monster on the drums *amazing job learning these Brandon!

[@BrandonToews]

Agreed! And thanks!

[@rcditti]

14:56 im losing my mind This has gotta be my favorite drumeo video so far, you guys provide so much knowledge to the drumming community in such a concise and entertaining way!

[@BrandonToews]

Thanks a lot!

[@thecrimsonking187]

When I "understood" Tool for the first time, my great discovery of rhythm began. To this day I have no idea how to count some rhythms.... instead I have learned to feel them. I've also loved jazz for a few years and I always notice what Tool opened up for me. I saw Nik Bärtsch live for the first time a few months ago, and even though the rhythm was constantly changing, I was able to adjust almost directly to the rhythm, at least in the air and in my head, and enjoy it that way. There are dozens of drummers who are technically better, but there isn't one who has influenced me as much as Danny. And since he was also one of the pioneers, he is simply the best for me.

[@TM_Stone]

Wearing basketball jerseys, shoes, and shorts helps with odd time. Everyone should know this.

[@ewiken5529]

Just like sandwiches cut into triangles taste better.

[@7CeLsO7]

@@ewiken5529 lmao

[@alfredneumann4332]

more Tool please! awesome stuff and great video as always!

[@tejass1155]

Whenever I'm craving more TOOL, drumeo always seems to read my mind!

[@FourT6and22]

Sick! Hard to pick a favorite, they're all incredible grooves. But it's hard to beat the hypnotism of Rosetta Stoned. Keep the Tool grooves flowing!

[@Michael_Michaels]

Almost 20 minutes of pure bliss!!! Thank you so much, @Brandon Toews for showing us, once again, your mastering!

[@BrandonToews]

Thanks Michael!

[@mqsack]

You guys keep raising the bar by providing such high level insight. I have bought your courses but also appreciate how much you put out there for free to the masses. You are preserving and advancing the art of drumming.

[@BrandonToews]

Thank you, Matt!

[@monkeybusiness673]

Man, I ground my teeth to dust learning that Rosetta Stoned part on bass....But it slaps so much gosh darn balls, it's absolutely insane! Great job playing that on drums, you madlad!

[@jeffluker1895]

This is absolutely fantastic! Thank you SO much.

[@gthelee3412]

Learning and playing these classic parts is fantastic AND recreating Danny's kit is next level!!! That has to be so much fun to play! Kudos 👏

[@BrandonToews]

Thanks a lot!!

[@mariodrumz8228]

Fantastic Video Brandon! The Reflection Rhythm Section has an Interesting Groove 🎶

[@justinvolution]

Love this channel, you are an amazing drummer, dude. Props. Also, love how you set each kit as the drummer portraying. That high hat moved up is sick, I wanna play like that one day.

[@DrumeoOfficial]

Thanks!

[@BrandonToews]

Thanks Justin! Appreciate it!

[@mickcollins1921]

I feel like I would have no chance of pulling these off without an identically arranged kit. His snare and hi-hat placement is very unusual. Zero percent chance I could even come close on my setup. Bravo for nailing these. It's harder to copy someone's grooves than to write them yourself. Major props.

[@joerivs80]

You rock dude. Danny is not easy to mirror and you nail it. Great work.

[@ampedpcr]

Awesome lesson Drumeo, thanks Brandon!!

[@soranzero]

best drummer to ever exist and you can’t change my mind

[@henrybullard8411]

No argument from me brother. Dude is on a level that doesn't exist to us.

[@JbskMsj]

Nah the bird from the white stripes is 100x better 😂

[@CarlosAugustoScalassaraPrando]

Music is not a competion. So..... NO!

[@darkeye79]

Danny Carey was born to play drums

[@dagonzalez1757]

maybe in prog rock, maybe

[@BrockOfBodom]

That TD Garden performance of Pneuma will live on forever

[@micheandmikey]

My friend of mine knows Danny quite well. His exact words are "Danny and his wife are two of the nicest people you could ever meet in you entire life". I believe him, hopefully that day will come.

[@karlod]

Great video thanks. Really enjoyed the breakdown and your commitment to Tool. Rosetta Stone played the acoustic way at speed. What an amazing sounding piece. 👏

[@BrandonToews]

Thanks Karl! Such a cool groove!

[@Hoonbernator1590]

Yes! More Danny breakdowns, please. Man, it does my head in!

[@BrandonToews]

I actually have one more Tool video in the hopper. Probably will come out next year!

[@dickerson1965]

Great job figuring all that out for us Brandon. Danny is amazing.

[@BrandonToews]

Thanks! He sure is 🔥

[@conor616]

This is genuinely one of the best educational music channels online. Perfectly presented, clear and inclusive.

[@BrandonToews]

Thank you so much!

[@spears104]

Well done breaking these down...especially Rosetta Stoned! Its amazing to learn these.. but it blows my mind thinking about how Daney Carey came up with these in the first place.

[@madmax6470]

Rosetta Stoned was my favorite one you did. It’s so insane to see how complex it is to break apart. Funny your sticks paid the ultimate price lol

[@projectkizaru1072]

I agree, that rosetta stoned part is insannnnnne😂 took me months on that part alone

[@javierbosquez6794]

Please make a part 2!! Would love to see you guys cover the intro to triad.

[@jwdomes]

What a wonderful channel. Brandon is a class act.

[@La_sagne]

Brandon impresses me more and more with every video

[@BrandonToews]

❤

[@brianmcguire5175]

Great break down, great lesson. I round much of this very challenging. The break down made this so much easier to understand and conseptualise but I still struggle beith my own ability to physically reproduce this.bhumbling yet encouraging. Valuable upload from this teacher and this channel. Thanks from me, love ot

[@badumtss89]

Great video, Brandon! Thanks so much for breaking these down! \m/

[@BrandonToews]

Cheers!

[@bytorsnowdog5885]

Well done, Props and major Kudos Sir Brandon. Truly some mind bending parts, and you nailed them. Thank you for slowing it down so that us mere mortals can at least understand it (Whether or not we can play it is a different story).

[@BrandonToews]

Thanks a lot!

[@mattalones93]

Holy F’n $hit, bro! 👏🏼 Seriously, how long did you prep for this? I’m guessing it’s years of Tool fandom with an opportunity to make the video. Great job!

[@BrandonToews]

Thanks a lot! I actually only had two weeks to prep this one because I was documenting the process of learning a Meshuggah song (posted on the Drumeo channel back in April). So I basically locked myself in the practice room for two weeks learning these 😂

[@mattalones93]

@@BrandonToews - Dude, that’s amazing! I’ve been messing around with the 3 over 4 (dotted) polyrhythms underlying Eulogy for years, and I’m not certain I could learn all these in just a couple weeks unless someone set me up to do it full time with nothing else in my life. If that’s what you did, then what a special time you got to have - jealous!

[@williamstern3283]

Wow. THANK you, Brandon, for translating some of Danny's otherworldly language into a dialect I can aspire to mimic. This is an awesome demystification!

[@ignisraendl3721]

well played 👏 learnt a lot 👍

[@ramohemalas7495]

Killer content love the channel and love Tool especially Danny Carey

[@justinvolution]

Rosetta stoned so sick to watch you shred, love these tool videos so much man. Let’s hear you shred more of them! Hahaha, H. Is interesting, maybe the drum solo part for 46 & 2? Try getting every song recorded on videos lol. 😂

[@pedromanuelmoreira10]

This is beyond amazing. Thank you

[@LionHeartJonny]

Dude, the drum sound in this specific video is amazing.

[@MadCritter]

Really shows how much of a tool nerd I am when I already knew how to play all of these perfectly (except for Rosetta stoned, but I’ll get it with help from this vid)

[@MrPaulgilbertisgod]

Awesome lesson !! Aenima is my favourite along with Rosetta Stoned

[@Mark-iv6yg]

Outstanding work!

[@mutlubasdas]

Awesome stuff as always brother!

[@BrandonToews]

Thanks a lot!

[@jonn443]

Kudos on the dedication taken to learn these insane rhythms and converting your kit into Danny's set up. I'm sure Drumeo covered the $$$$.

[@chaosoul-seanleeriggs369]

All of these are awesome but the ones that are difficult are Rosetta Stoned and Pneuma as well as Triad (not covered here) because it's not just the limb independence of the sticking while the Swiss Army Triplet rudiment is underlying what he's doing with polyrhythms and polymeters compounding it all, but the fact that his dynamics are always reinventing the Swiss Army Triplet from one or two drums, to as many as six drums at times! He is such an orchestrator and arranger with his pieces of music because he never makes just beats, as he said he doesn't believe in only beats, he wants his drumming to be perceived as movements and musical to the listener! His experience with learning from many great mentors and years of marching band with drums also shows, especially when he brings his giant gong on tour for certain shows (not the one that is always behind his kit, but the huuuge one that is sometimes seen on a separate stage platform away from his kit...80inch or 90inch!) His stick-tricks are insane when he plays the gong in marching style! Plus, just like with Thomas Lang, and Matt Garstka, Danny can LEAD with any of his four limbs as he chooses, and be balanced and flowing! I'm always mastering my craft, and that is with 35+ years of drumming (and various hand percussion) along with being a piano player and guitarist, but what's helped is... with years of lessons and breakdowns from Matt Garstka, Thomas Lang, Gene Hoglan, Gavin Harrison, Tim Alexander, Josh Freese, Mario Duplantier, Danny himself, and many others...my few weaknesses are being fine-tuned and becoming strengths! 🤗 Another big part of that strengthening is very much due to all of you here at Drumeo, and this awesome community of like minded and unique individuals all pushing each other to excel! Very blessed to be here in this time with this plethora of knowledge, fundamentals, rudiments, and the exercises of limb independence and amazing polymeters & polyrhythms (like Sarah Thawer! 🤗) Truly great stuff you all do for us, as well as yourselves so that we can all become greater today than we were yesterday...each and every day we sit behind the kit! 🥁

[@ididyermom3273]

It really is a great test to be able to play something complicated at a very slow tempo which almost makes it harder. Great video and really cool drum set layout!

[@BrandonToews]

Thanks!

[@iiGerardoii]

Nice covers man, I still can't play the rosetta stoned part correctly lol. It's cool to see my enhanced video here, I'm currently working on a new version where the audio sounds less bad. My favorite part is at the ending of The Grudge where Danny is only hitting his 2 floor toms and then adds the electronic clap sample with his left foot before reaching the climax. It starts right after the part you were explaining. The guy is an absolute madman 👌

[@iamrobcrawford]

Terrific video, and kudos for learning all of those amazing parts. Surely there must be an outtakes video on the horizon. Many thrown sticks, I'm sure.

[@BrandonToews]

You are correct 😂 Demoing Rosetta Stoned slowly was the toughest part of this one, haha.

[@tombendor-samuel1975]

Yes please Brandon! Epic work as ever - would love to watch you break down some of Danny’s solos, like on…The Grudge!

[@BrandonToews]

Thanks Tom!

[@TheCocoaDaddy]

Fantastic video, as always!!!! Seeing and hearing you play the parts slow REALLY helped me understand what was going on, and I don't even play drums! Thanks for posting this excellent video! Question: Have you ever played anything by Tim "Herb" Alexander of Primus? Thanks again!!!

[@rrrrrr1669]

Damn that was super clean playing on Ticks and Leeches

[@alecj3454]

Wow dude. Bravo. Thats very well done. I can imagine the work that went into this video.....Excellent job.

[@BrandonToews]

Thanks Alec!

[@mateoferreyra8386]

Very helpful video my guys, I've been having some trouble figuring out how to play Rosetta's impossible groove by ear but now I think I've got it! Thanks Drumeo! Sick video 🔥

[@DrumeoOfficial]

Cheers Mateo!

[@BrandonToews]

Happy to help, Mateo!

[@JMS070]

My favourite groove is the pneuma one , although it isnt the hardest i love the feel of the groove as well as i love songs with odd time signature

[@patogames5099]

And it's worth remembering, it's one thing to play someones beat, it's another have had the inspiration to create the beat in the 1st place. Danny's limbs are like additional band members. They work in sync, and independently of/with each other. He makes watching the drummer as fun as most people find listening to the vocals, or watching a lead guitarist.

[@elijahjakobsen7898]

I'm usually pissed at the generic explanation cadence, but you truly have a knack for it.. please keep teaching us🤘🤘🤘

[@richardkorab9180]

Great job, Brandon ! Danny Carey is a great drummer in all aspects. Technically, graceful, a master of the kit !

[@BrandonToews]

Thank you!!

[@panayiotis131]

Oh My! That moment at 15:34 is one of those that you smile at the screen, as if you're seeing something that cannot be described, just felt... WOW that was awesome!!! (well done Brandon, well done)

[@BrandonToews]

Thank you, Tom!

[@my-rasuperstar8892]

The one that gets me every time is the live drumcam of Triad. I used to watch that before gigs to get psyched up. One day I'll be able to play it and I can retire.

[@skumpi74]

Great work and awesome kit bub! so jelly

[@konstantinospapakostas2217]

Thank you SO much for this!!!! Rosetta Stoned is my personal Mount Everest... Hopefully with this guideline I may be able to master it FINALLY!!! Kudos!!!

[@BrandonToews]

Have fun!!

[@vanntooot]

I've only always done the Rosetta Stoned bridge groove on lap drumming or offhandedly on practice sessions but I never thought to do it with Swiss triplets. Dude that does make it exponentially harder