Gene Hoglan Plays Death Track 'The Philosopher' From Gene's Brand New DVD

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Gene Hoglan drum playthrough of Death's "The Philosopher" off the Individual Thought Patterns Album. From Gene's brand new DVD The Atomic Clock : The Clock Strikes Two.
"I remember on the 'adorable little riff tape' that Chuck sent me, this tune was pretty much ready to go. It didn't require any transposing on my part to make it any heavier."
"Now, this instance is possibly captured on the DVD, but as you may notice in the verses, I don't catch the hi-hat conventionally with my foot, I use my hands to catch it. I wanted to have the kick land under the snare yet still have the choked hi-hat on the same beat, and at that time, that kick drum would have been my left, which would obviously be my hi-hat choking foot. So, my only alternative was to do a hi-hat choke manually with my left hand. And you know what? In the long run, it probably didn't make a damn bit of difference. The hand chokes are not all that 'chokey', and the kick under the whole shebang doesn't really make it any more powerful.
Hey, remember when I said that I'm up for challenges? Apparently that runs to the 'self-inflicted' as well."
"The neato thing about this version is that I didn't even know that there was an extra two minutes of jam at the end until I'm getting filmed playing it! Apparently we played it that long on the original, but I definitely don't remember it. Hell, I'm too busy remembering Overactive Vaginas, Donald Tardy's and hi-hat chokings to remember long extendo-jams.
Again, there was no reviewing of anything before tracking the DVD, so on that filmed take, I'm actually surprised that this tune is not ending like, two bars after where the album's fade happens. Hence, me going way off the riff, 'cause with no click, there's really nothing to follow except for Chuck's random two-note progression. Ah well, warts & all is how I likes to brings it to ya. And don't forget, with zero prep either. Jeez Hoglan, get it together next time, will ya?"
The Wait is Over!
GENE HOGLAN's "The Atomic Clock: The Clock Strikes Two" DVD to be Released February 3, 2017
Featuring Interviews with Members of ANTHRAX, TESTAMENT and More!
GENE HOGLAN's highly-anticipated second DVD, The Atomic Clock: The Clock Strikes Two, is due to be released Feb. 3, 2017 and will feature the Clock himself breaking down some of his favorite beats, telling stories and playing along with tracks from several of his most legendary projects, including Strapping Young Lad, Testament and Death.
Filmed in high definition on a dozen cameras, with studio-mastered audio, this DVD offers a chance to see GENE HOGLAN play like never before. Though certainly inspirational for any level of musician, The Atomic Clock: The Clock Strikes Two is not only for drummers. Gene's easygoing, approachable attitude is readily apparent as he happily tells the viewer stories from his career, chatting as if with old friends about days in the studio or on the road.
An impressive roster of high-caliber musicians also weigh in over the course of the feature, offering stories about Gene and their experiences working with him. Interviews include Scott Ian and Frank Bello of Anthrax, 3 Inches of Blood/Revocation's Ash Pearson, Jason Bittner of Shadows Fall, Chuck Billy, Alex Skolnick, and Eric Peterson of Testament, and more.
Featured Tracks:
Testament: "Rise Up," "Native Blood"
Galaktikon: "On My Way"
Meldrum: "Walking Point," "A Toast To Romance"
Strapping Young Lad: "Skeksis"
Death: "Overactive Imagination," and "The Philosopher"
This DVD provides a glimpse into the philosophies, techniques, and history of one of metal's most influential musicians of all time.
The Atomic Clock: The Clock Strikes Two was recorded At The Warehouse Studios Vancouver, Canada. The DVD was edited by Leon Melas and directed by Rob Shallcross and Leon Melas, with co-direction from GENE HOGLAN. All audio was produced, engineered and mixed by Rob Shallcross with audio mastering from Greg Reely.

[@chrisscullin3307]

Some say he's still playing the outro to this day....

[@KannanBis]

Damn my bois still here in 2020

[@KannanBis]

Don't like my comment I'm just happy yallt here

[@KM-sr71]

Chuck too

[@christopherperricelli6494]

HE ABSOLUTELY IS!!!

[@andresrsantiago9458]

XD

[@roblesniak4490]

Gene Hoglan + Steve DiGorgio = the rhythm section from hell.

[@itsme5219]

I mean seriously, is there any better ?

[@w_wa]

@@itsme5219 honestly matthew mcdonough and ryan martinie (in my opinion)

[@dangercat3000]

The best rhythm section Death ever had

[@roblesniak4490]

@@itsme5219 Chris Richards and Doug Bohn are up there.

[@MarcioSilva-fk1hq]

Rob Proctor ( Assück ) .

[@tb48bt]

For those who think Metal music is random noise without skills... I miss Death so much...

[@Thrasher_Abbatoir]

mac tabut we all miss them

[@ericsolis8691]

Have had this exact argument many times in life with the misinformed. Quality Metal is some of the most technical and artistic forms out there.

[@teamatfort444]

Eric Solis metal and classical are the hardest genres to play. They are also pretty similar

[@amjan]

Who the fuck cares about those people??

[@carlescastellollopis5855]

@@panusalin2636 so if the jazz or funk are the most difficult genres so the jazz players can play Dream Theater, Lamb of god, etc. I don't think so, of course jazz is difficult but c'mon metal is enormus on styles and ways to play it.

[@Blueswailer]

To anyone wondering why one of Gene's nicknames is "The Atomic Clock", this man never misses a beat. He's a 300lbs human drum machine.

[@richharris9489]

He's not 300 pounds he lost a lot of weight looking good now

[@davidgriffin9247]

@@richharris9489 he's distilled that talent down to about 200 lbs lol

[@Kuato]

@@davidgriffin9247200 pounds is still a fat ass. Humans today. are too large. Bunch of lazy gluttonous fucks

[@chanceazar587]

Was 300

[@stevemuzak8526]

He looks good now.

[@Drewer222]

It's kinda weird hearing Chuck's voice and know he is not around anymore, it almost feels like he is alive still and just hasn't released a new album in a while, that's the kind of impact all bands should have.

[@proboz]

Artists are kept alive through their legacies. Guys like Chuck, Dime, Peart, Burton, Rhodes etc. may be gone, but they'll always be around.

[@ruleroftheundersky570]

This is because he's alive in his music. He put his literal soul into his music.

[@kevinrutkowski3034]

The Neil Peart of Death Metal. This guy is a treasure!

[@seanmatson1063]

wow, you aren't kidding!

[@EstuardoSanchez-fe1ni]

You can call him the Neil Peart of Thrash and death metal. Remember, his music career began with Los Angeles thrashers, Dark" Fuckin'" Angel. After their breakup, Gene has been playing for numerous bands. He alongside Dave Lombardo and Harden Harrison. They are my favorite drummers in the entire planet.🤘🤘🤘

[@joegrizzly9119]

The fact that he can just stop the hi-hat with the same hand in the middle of the of everything else he's got going on.. it's another lever of expert. Hes on that Godlike status!

[@MarcioSilva-fk1hq]

I suggest you to watch a video of Mr. "Sugarfoot" Moffett (Michael Jackson's drummer) playing some of Michael Jackson's greatest hits.

[@joegrizzly9119]

@MarcioSilva-fk1hq Yeah, I checked his channel out. Love his technique. He's definitely unique.

[@CarlDoucet-jm5kq]

I though the exact same thing i never saw a drummer mute a hi-hat with his hand before thats sick!!!

[@adamabramowitz679]

Chuck and Gene were two of the most talented and genuinely nice people in metal. Glad they collaborated.

[@balanstaruriah1012]

Death is the NO.1 technical band of all time. their music still and will always be favourite amongst death metal listeners

[@jeffrielly]

Manager: So Mr. Hoglan, how many bands would you like to be in? Gene Hoglan: yes!

[@ElectricMahatama]

Atleast 2

[@kaydgaming]

“Idk… 1?”

[@kennylanky1045]

If only he stayed with Death for a couple more albums. Genes drumming and Chucks voice, one of the greatest things in metal ever

[@denyjadul3371]

The drummer from albums scavenger of human sorrows also very good

[@FyreofShadow]

IIRC He only missed out on their last album The Sound of Perseverance since he was having a kid (unless I'm thinking of another guy), he woulda recorded drums for it otherwise@@kennylanky1045

[@rossmclellan580]

Fluidly awesome man....He makes it look like he's driving a city bus...next stop....goddam hell...

[@jaeson05]

Ross Mclellan 😂😂

[@stormcorrosion176]

A city bus bro, no doubt!

[@Beelzebubba2823]

lmao

[@neilpatrickhairless]

For real. I just thought this... Gene makes this look like this is the easiest thing in the world... which is probably the hardest thing about it

[@cterrel]

LOL nice dude. Now I can't get that out of my head.

[@electricpassmountain]

That crash mute underlining the bass at 03:39 is devine.

[@PaulKretz]

💯

[@slang36]

For sure. Can’t stop enjoying

[@milanmarkovic9551]

Tomas from Meshuggah said,Gene is one of best drummers in the world ,enough said! :)

[@denhesajavlarostensjungerw9709]

Putting Mike Portnoy in the same category as Gene Hoglan is pretty laughable I think... just my opinion ...

[@jjenk911]

And Tomas Haake is one of the best drummers as well.

[@Vayinism]

Add in Dominator, HellHammer & Inferno with Gene and a list is complete!

[@ijustgotreallystoned638]

when THOMAS HAAKE calls you one of the best drummers in the world, you know your a good drummer

[@AV57]

Most great drummers will praise other drummers. It’s sort of a professional courtesy, since a lot of these guys play festivals and wind up going on tour with each other at one time or another. Plus, I think that once you reach a certain level of expertise, that you become comfortable enough to acknowledge that other great professionals exist in your field.

[@treetop2842]

That is a sweet kit. Death. A band with much meaning, the band that attached me to metal. Rest in Peace, Chuck. You are missed.

[@TheApp9]

He plays more a "drum melody" than a rythm. Awesome...

[@ivan_paul77music]

TheApp9 -Very “phrase oriented” drumming. Sounds organic and it speaks really well with Chuck’s musical essence by the time.

[@ivan_paul77music]

TheApp9 -Those drums speak for themselves.

[@7REDDRACO7]

yeah let the guitar rhythm and dont drown it.

[@BurnTheNuance]

DYNA KLO That's what the mix is for.

[@CoasterIdiot802]

@Rocko Parker 'smarties' It sounds organic because it sounds human and not predicatble 4/4 bom kah drumming.

[@Lui_Guitar]

I think that this álbum, recorded by Gene, Chuck, Andy and Steve was The most perfect álbum ever recorded in The heavy Music. Such a wonderfull players...The quality of those Words...The bass line...Everything is perfect.

[@OLDM4N-DE]

R.I.P. Chuck Schuldiner... :(

[@leocremon]

W0LF-G4MIN-X :(

[@brunomarcolongo6458]

:(

[@nickfanzo]

A genius

[@Steveshappylittletrees]

@M Paws - He frying in Hell.

[@punishment8560]

@@Steveshappylittletrees damn :(

[@darrenmadden7137]

Genes drumming... no matter what band hes in .... ages like a fine wine over time and only gets better and better

[@heldertiago124]

Not only technically impressive but also extremelly tasty drumming!

[@gareginasatryan6761]

Hélder Tiago tell that to the metal elitists who think that drum fills are masturbation and that only john bonham had "soul"

[@SermonFapple]

@brdn mr you must eat shit for breakfast lol

[@nickstalker3254]

brdn mr I bet you’re a fun guy at parties.

[@The_Cadaver]

@brdn mr www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/tasty You're just a needlessly pedantic douche.

[@loganpriest6029]

It's so controlled and so locked in there, gene hoglan is probably one of the best metal drummers alive

[@donniedollarhidejr.2766]

Gene is one of the best metal drummer of all times. All hail the atomic clock.

[@juniorfreire1944]

vou are crazy?

[@redrick8900]

He's faking.

[@carbonfiber8071]

@@redrick8900 Saw him play live in the 90s. He's not faking.

[@redrick8900]

@@carbonfiber8071 How do you know? He cheated in this video.

[@CoTeCiOtm]

​@@redrick8900cheated how, exactly?

[@cern999]

Spent several teenage years trying to figure out how he did some of the drum parts. Now I realize I couldn't figure them out not in a million years haha

[@v12kid]

same

[@adahbombdon1512]

Right around 2:00

[@horridedifice]

Likewise...

[@bestiaonthedrums]

Adah BombDon exactly, that part was impossible to get by ear

[@nightwishn]

exactly the same thoughts dude lol

[@yakovhadash]

his body barely moves. he looks like he’s doing nothing at all. a master!

[@Pirustae]

You'll learn how to be more efficient with experience. If not, you were doing it wrong.

[@dcmastermindfirst9418]

That's just good balance

[@midinerd]

@@dcmastermindfirst9418 "just" good balance. that's "all" there is to "it"

[@dcmastermindfirst9418]

@@midinerd Yes.

[@blossomingbeelzebub]

@@Pirustae unless you wanna look crazy on the drums for the performance aspect of it lol

[@SnowTheJamMan]

Holy shit this is the first time i heard the ending of the song without the fade out, Chuck and Steve's dual guitar/bass solos are insane, why didn't this version end up on the album??? Great drumming too obviously, Gene is a master of his craft, but i can't stop listening to that outro

[@jpjpjp453]

Been thinking the same thing. I feel cheated now listening to the album cut.

[@0kk2023]

That's what I'm talking about it for years man! Daaat outro!

[@gravee.shindler8271]

Because it's Gene, he's using the master track.

[@Bartman61911]

@@gravee.shindler8271 how do we get the master track?

[@morganfarlie]

@@Bartman61911 I BELIEVE this newer version with a clearer, but still fading, outro is on the remaster of ITP that was released a few years ago and can currently be heard on Spotify! As for the ACTUAL master? Arrrgh. Aside from here? I don't know? To the high seas of the internet!

[@renatosantoscaixa]

Gene Hoglan, Dave Lombardo e Nicholas Barker são monstros da bateria!

[@dcmastermindfirst9418]

Lol George Kollias would like a word with you

[@renatosantoscaixa]

@@dcmastermindfirst9418 great drummer too...Nile is an amazing band!

[@dcmastermindfirst9418]

@@renatosantoscaixa I thought Hoglan was untouchable until I heard Nile. Wowee!

[@abeljeiras33]

Danny carey. Mike portnoy. Aquiles priester. Ufff tantos bateristas sublimes

[@MAV2105]

Never heard the entire DiGiorgio vs. Hoglan vs. Schuldiner solo-jam in the end of the song (album version fades out on one of Chuck's chops)! So thanks a lot for the awesome perfomance and exclusive version of this outstanding Death classic!

[@satanicaleve]

Did that once and forgot to turn the volume down. Put on some Morbid Angel and yeah you can tell what happened next lol

[@Autos_ena_miden]

Those last couple of minutes were out of this world for sure.

[@CarcPazu]

7 seconds is a month for a new born baby.

[@Carvin5150CFH]

Right, I could sit and listen to The Philosopher outro for as long as they wanted to play it. Then again when this album came out it did not leave my cassette deck in my car for like 6 months straight so...

[@pipeone8151]

Agnaye Ochani enter sandman and no shiat

[@DrumBum561]

Are we just going to ignore the fact that the snare drum sounds absolutely incredible

[@TheJollyMisanthrope]

Perfect example why you don't need to be playing 280bmp start to finish to be heavy.

[@DavidKrautscheid]

you dont even need 200 bpm..dynamic control,finesse,technique,musicality ,song playing thats all what you need. and the right sound for the right approach.

[@Heinous303]

He is still very heavy though

[@Jimb1264]

Nothing wrong with playing fast

[@RolloTonéBrownTown]

I think only teenagers/the uneducated think that anyway

[@bjoern_thun_dersteel]

@@RolloTonéBrownTown i'm 14 and Not even i think that fast is heavy! Every Tempo can be heavy!

[@nepalm13death]

A class song preformed by class musicians.. Don't get any better R.I.P Chuck Genes drumming is like a fine wine gets better with age

[@ChucksterOLove]

Hoglan is a metal legend, one of the best in the business. He makes difficult playing look effortless... 🤘

[@JGC1]

The most inspiring drummer. Symbolic has made me learn more about drumming than any other album. I feel really lucky of, despite I'm 42 years old, I was able to see Death playing live in Madrid. I think it could be 1995-96.

[@warrencantero]

Bless your soul for keeping Chuck's flame alive in our minds...

[@Glenn666Danzig]

I just love the end of this song. With the wild fretless bass, crazy fast guitar and awesome drums. Gene Hoglan you are an amazing drummer so cool do see your amazing drumming and fantastic technic.

[@johnblegen1150]

just awesome he makes it look so easy with no effort 🤘🤘🤘

[@michaelr.4878]

John blegen - Exactly! After listening and watching for about 30 seconds, I felt it necessary to leave a comment, essentially saying that while listening, you are thinking, 'this guy is a freaking man'. But then when you watch him play, he makes these insane drums parts looks so frigging easy that he isn't even going to break a sweat. The guy is beyond amazing. If I was in a hugely successful band, I would be taking secret lessons from Mr. Gene Hoglan. Actually, I wouldn't keep it as a secret, I would tell the whole world that I was taking lessons from THE Master, just because he should be getting SOOO much more credit than he does. His name should be a household name to the 'mainstream' crowd, not just our metal world. Gene, if you see this, you are the fucking man.

[@jorgepaul5049]

John blegen because he’s not human 🤫🤫

[@horridedifice]

He's also been playing this song for over 20 years so he must have gotten it right can probably play it in his sleep for all we know

[@KKcesarin666]

is like eating pancakes for hoglan now

[@mattmcgovern6591]

I cannot express my love to this moment in my life, Thanks Gene, my heart has broken once again for Chuck, Peace and metal!!!

[@tartarus216]

R.I.P. Chuck, his absence sadly and silently speaks each day. Thanks for uploading this.

[@thegreatalta]

Met you at Bradford Rio with Chuck, bought you a double JD... Still after all this time... the world's greatest drummer period

[@ArnoldPlaysGuitar]

Thank you so much for posting this, Gene. Long live the Schuldiner musical legacy!

[@МаксимКиркин-я6и]

Immortal forèver ...

[@user-ug6xh5eo9r]

Yeah he’s amazing! Love your channel btw, the best reviews out there :)

[@RegurgitatedGuts117]

He's seriously got the best drum fills, makes it look effortless

[@beerhoven]

The ITP lineup was a dream team. It and symbolic still blows my mind.

[@Carvin5150CFH]

beerhoven: There is absolutely no bullshiting with that statement.

[@epicGamer-po1oh]

How about Spiritual Healing?

[@Lithuania8634]

Human was probably the dream team imo

[@43PrcntBurnt]

I’ve always thought this as well! Steve and Gene in the same lineup is instantly awesome!

[@robertorodriguezhernandez1315]

Gene deals massacre with his hands, what a talented and skilled drummer he is. Also made me pay attention on things I never did before on this great song. Ohhh what a blast would a brand new Death album would be right now 🤘🏾

[@snork3l669]

Never understood why this track fades so bloody early on the original recording, even on the anniversary re-release, it starts fading out at Chuck's first solo in the outro. Now finally I get to hear Chuck's and Steve's solos on top of Gene's awesome playing.

[@broondjongen]

I love the sound of that snare and the clicky bass drums

[@marceloavila87]

What a great drummer!!!! He makes it seems so effortless that someone can even believe this is for a normal human being.

[@jarrodanderson2124]

Never been more proud to be a guitar player!! This track is sick!

[@mattiasjansson733]

Death is the only band from my golden years that never ever fails to get my juices flowing when I run like a Heavy Metal lunatic in the darkness of the Swedish woodland. Partly because they never had the opportunity to release a lesser album due to natural causes.

[@trve_ingvar]

Mattias Jansson I don't think they even would've released a smaller album, they were that good!

[@olekacf4029]

Mattias Jansson Chuck died a hero, never became the villain

[@zacherynoland8395]

To be fair Death broke up. Chuck was in Zero Tolerance when he passed :( RIP Chuck

[@gareginasatryan6761]

Zachery Noland did not know that. Why did they break up

[@maxmillman9477]

Well put! Cancer was like "now that we've reached the peak of musical achievement..."

[@frankburdodrums8984]

I could watch Gene "The Great" Hoglan play all day long. SO AMAZING!!!

[@lifeimitatingdeath3608]

I still get chills every fucking time i hear it.. REST IN PEACE CHUCK!

[@deathtrapdeath]

The phrasings in-between the notes are incredible.

[@calind79]

Huh, I always wished to hear the complete bass/guitar outro without the fade-out, never imagined that my wish would come true tho. Nice one, Gene.

[@canhasturk2719]

Same Here. When I was listening on CD, I would raise the volume slowly so that I could listen a little longer.

[@Shaun_1987]

i always thought the album cut out the end to early it's really good to hear it in full , i used to turn my hi fi up louder by the second as it was getting quieter on the album as its probably the best part.

[@ItsAllAboutGuitar]

Not only is he a technical virtuoso, but the part is also very musical.

[@markgalbraith4655]

Im so lucky i got to jam with drummers in highskool in the 90s that could do this, i was rythum guitar, man they were next level at 17yo....and now tech we get to see it done again nearly 3 decades later by drummers that played with fear factory, devin, all the superstars...thank you internet ❤❤

[@alcovefib]

3:11+I always loved the fade away outro on Philosopher. No need to increase the volume on the cd anymore to hear the last beats😁

[@ImperiosAD]

Because of him, I respect any guy with a big belly!

[@jakubmarzec4850]

He should form some band with Dino Cazares, coz he's got a big belly too. Oh wait

[@zeusallica]

The best drummers in metal are always out of shape..

[@witchfindergeneral5366]

I think he has lost big weight now.

[@dansenft7619]

Why do you hate Santa :(

[@anemonaloco]

Best Metal Drummer ever, still alive.

[@jeromepeters9842]

Simply the best heavy metal drummer of all time

[@gerardomartinez576]

Still mesmerizing, even after all these years

[@johnnymorgansynthdreams]

So glad I found this. Lots of great memories playing with you in SYL Gene!

[@jackburton7483]

This is one of those videos I can watch a hundred times and still find something new to be impressed by.

[@MadiUk77]

Never noticed the hat choke in the main riff ... so good.

[@arturmalachowski8949]

This kind of drumming is what revived metal. Double pedal or blastbeats throughout an entire album is fine but can't be done over and over again. Thanks Gene!

[@russellfortner7388]

There's a damn good reason they call him the atomic clock! What a phenomenal drummer, and amongst the best!

[@ABandApart01]

Those quick hi hat grabs get me everyyyyyyytimmmmmeeeee! LONG LIVE DEATH!!!!

[@rogeanvieira4977]

I always had curiosity about how to play this song, due to the degree of difficulty. Spectacular Gene ...

[@TheHermit72]

Mr. Hoglan, one of the bests drummers of all time and a living legend

[@WakeUpDead2012]

Definitely one of My favorite drummers of all time!

[@mylovesongs2429]

Individual Thought Patterns had the most talented version of Death that Chuck had ever assembled! Chuck - Guitars, vocals Andy LaRocque - Guitars Steve DiGiorgio - Bass Gene Hoglan - Drums

[@Bangyourbirdnumb]

Aye great line up, a veritable super group of metal gods. Human has an insane line up as well. Sean Reinert's drumming is incredible!

[@KROMO50]

2 are in TestamenT

[@hugolafhugolaf]

The Symbolic line-up was amazing too.

[@CoCoKwispy]

Only Gene can have a video with no dislikes, what a God.

[@CoTeCiOtm]

You spoke too soon, there is a dislike now.

[@CoCoKwispy]

CoTeCiOtm :,(

[@carlosnava7484]

B1ackFr1day666 Theyre Afraid He Will Personally KICK Their Asses.

[@FyreofShadow]

Well now if there were any, they're gone!

[@joshuaehrhardt5284]

Gene is so cool. He plays drums with such skill and experience, and makes it look effortless...he really is The Atomic Clock! Also love this cut where the ending is not faded out.

[@DIABLOinWEHRMACHT]

Chuck, Gene and Ralph Santolla! one of the Greatest Metal lineups EVER!

[@wey-coolrefrigeration282]

I love how a good drummer makes it look so easy , that’s when you really know it isn’t , your ears tell the story your eyes aren’t.

[@lordvonatar1115]

Gene is a great professionist! Impressive technicque and precision. Immense

[@kevy4548]

Listening for many years its great to see . And all the work you've ever done

[@Reapersden666]

Moves more fluent then water. God damn respect

[@dougiemonday]

I love Gene. Meet him twice. Stand up dude. So kind and positive. I don’t fan boy when I meet musicians; I try to have candid conversations. In Las Vegas with Testament I told him I love Thought Patterns but Human is the best Death record and what Sean did for the band was pure magic. Gene elaborated on that comment and said he couldn’t agree more. Gene has a complex and articulate style. More chops than a Saturday afternoon Bruce Lee flick marathon. He took Death in a precise and calculated direction that was perfect for the progression of the genre. I love his work in testament.

[@johnbyrnes3790]

at 3:40 when he chokes the cymbal. i love how it's subtle and he lets it ring out. as opposed to an abrupt choke. awesome detail

[@diamond20able]

Have this dvd Im on the credits on the end the dvd legend ❤️

[@crunked6674]

He's the perfect drummer imo. Perfect blend of groove and technicality

[@redrick8900]

Well it's easy when you build it in a DAW and then pretend to play it on the KZbin video. 1:46. Watch the ride.

[@crunked6674]

@@redrick8900 bro tryna say gene hoglan is fake? 😂 good one

[@art-chitect]

Playing like a machine despite feelings. Cannot imagine how painful was loosing Chuck after making masterpieces together. With all the memories in mind, playing this hard song flawless... Everyone should have professions which make you able to concentrate only one that thing.

[@RR1976]

A must for all Death/Chuck Schuldiner fans also, song usually fades out way before minute marker 4:30 rolls around, so it's like hearing previously unreleased material, cool to hear those extra bits of soloing.

[@mike5177]

Dude is a beast. Met him back in the early days, very cool dude too.

[@umutmatkap]

That is not playing drums. That is writing a composition. I havent listened a better Death album since 1993. Hoglan and Digiorgio .. I frikkin love you guys.

[@tietjen666]

Mr. Hoglan- I have studied your musicianship for years and have learned very much.I have incorporated what I learned from you into my orchestral double bass performance career and am forever grateful to you. Thank you, sir!

[@hewhomustnotbenamed2470]

That snare sounds so damn good 👌

[@mrveritas700]

Thank you for being a part of my youth, and being in some of the greatest metal bands of all time.

[@GAZPULGAR]

Hoglan and Lombardo... GODS

[@Carvin5150CFH]

Dave is a great drummer and played a major role in that whole style from the start but Gene is superior in every way.

[@bluejesus7720]

Don’t forget Bostaph

[@CoasterIdiot802]

Mario Duplantier

[@riveratsu2691]

Dave Lombardo asked Gene is he could be his personal drum teacher, but he turned him down cause he wanted to start making music of his own

[@arvindshastry1178]

@@riveratsu2691 Yeah Lombardo learned how to play double bass from Hoglan

[@davidlawson7786]

Legendary drummer, never met him, but from the years of seeing videos and interviews, what a great person as well. Awesome playing Gene!

[@belfgoth5861]

beautiful bass solo without fade out

[@300kike]

Such a great drummer. I'm kinda glad I'm barely getting into his drumming. So much to discover

[@guitar74man]

Sick drumming, one of my favorites along with Ken Owen of Carcass

[@barbecuebob1836]

Guy is just awesome and any time I have seen an interview so humble and intelligent. Great job!

[@abelameijeiras4592]

Esta baterista es increíble.. Es ambidiestro algo que muy pocos bateristas logran y encima tiene una proligidad impresionante para ejecutar.. Sin duda esta esta entre mis 10 mejores bateristas de la historia

[@slayer2261]

So under appreciated with all the bands he’s been a part of. Horns up!

[@VIPER03100]

Death and Obituary the patriarchs of death metal. How can someone forget the best years of his life...

[@RaidShadowRipoff]

Thank you Gene for all of your life's work. The video for "the philosopher" on headbangers ball changed my life. Introduced me to my favorite metal bands of all time. And I wouldn't be a drummer today if it weren't for your music, and Sean Reinert. Followed by Vinnie. RIP, Chuck, Dime, Vinnie, Lemmy.

[@profile1251]

Ive always wondered how Death managed to put so much light and life into 'death' metal

[@MrSimondaniel3]

legit. this never ceases to amaze + entertain, since 93 or whenever the record came out. & u can really hear those sick bass solos in this mix.

[@-cfh-architector7963]

The Greatest Death Metal Song

[@quentondaniels8536]

All killer, no filler! Gene you’re a monster in this, my favourite track of yours.

[@taralbethune5607]

Gene making this shit look easy, flawless and effortless 🤘

[@michaelstout8152]

Yes exactly right you are! The whole line up for this album is purely spectacular! Chuck Shuldiner always chose the very best in all aspects of each and every member, Gene, Sean, and Richard are fine examples of drumming at its finest! Rock on sister!

[@kellykasparek8150]

been a fan since his Dark Angel days.

[@RickyPantera69]

Another underated band he was in lol