The Black Dahlia Murder Live in Jakarta Indonesia ( Shannon Lucas Drum Cam ) Part 2

[@mario_kmiecik_Drummer]

Who in 2024 still watching this video time to time? I always back here to see this epic videos!!!

[@thecyphersupreme]

never get tired of it!

[@AlanCassidy]

"theres a hole in the stage..... cause we're stompin right through this bitch!" 3:02 I Will Return 9:05 Death Mask Divine 12:54 Funeral thirst

[@agungtrilaksono7889]

the best legacy for tbdm

[@syaifulbahriab]

Now you replace him xD

[@StopPanakinAnakin]

Alan youre such a wholesome mutherfukker. Cheers dude. Thanks for being such a cool dude and so good at my fav instrument

[@jessebowles5632]

those straight 32nds at 4:50 (and the repeat parts) no holes, no mess ups at all. best accuracy on the kick drum ever. Shannon lucas is god

[@ShaneLovesGardening]

Those are 16th's but still....very accurate lol

[@ChrisCXK]

I have watched these videos way too many times. It really is like watching a robot. He's so precise and seems to do it with ease. I'll be forever baffled lol.

[@yarbyarbzz]

my thoughts exactly, I play 30 seconds of this song and im sweating repulsively.. Not too mention how many notes I missed lol .

[@chancecloutier5056]

What gets me to this day watching this video again in 2024 now with knowledge of new foot techniques and what not, it still amazes me that there are beasts out there like shannon that can use straight up hip flixer mode to literally blast through those kicks. Fucking crazy

[@TheMooseintree14]

Heal to toe no swivel! Unreal...... Unreal..... And im a guitarist! The timing is unreal. Pure love for his instrument.b

[@Mooning2314]

he is absolutley amazing, no matter how long you play 3:46 and on is the most difficult thing to keep time on with the bass.. im absolutley stunned .. shannon you are a true god of drumming TO SHANNON!!

[@4nth0ny760]

Wow que bueno encontrar este vídeo después de tantos años !! Ahora lo aprecio mucho más !! Menuda bestia era Shannon Lucas !! I Will Return, Totally Sickkkk !!!

[@hrldhns1]

This is what i would call drumgasm! Shannon is the sickest drummer on the face of the earth

[@frankderp5200]

i always knew i will return looked as impressive and difficult as it sounded....and of course shannon plays it like it's a tough as picking his nose.

[@stevieprice-fx9bi]

He left the band cause him and his wife were opening up a tattoo shop and he missed being home. Not cause they get high lol

[@Shadowusako]

R.I.P Trevor.

[@HydapsisChaos]

Thanks man I was looking for I Will Return

[@groundedgameplayx]

Amazing consistency and accuracy, ridiculous!!!!!!!!

[@OphidianWithin]

We don't have a facebook yet. We've been going through lineup changes like no other. Finally getting a solid one, same drummer. We're going to try to release an EP soon though :)

[@allybalantina]

First one is definitely on stirring seas of salted blood

[@MasonBangsDrums]

Drummer of Fleshgod Apocalypse had only been seriously drumming for 3 or 4 years before doing his stuff in FGA. He's blasting faster than most people out there.

[@TheDrumminMan08]

If you have a good understanding of technique, balance, endurance, how to practice, etc. anything is possible (extreme speeds are pretty easily achieved especially if you use double strokes on the feet)... keep in mind though that yeah, a lot of dudes overestimate their playing plus playing at 230 doesn't necessarily mean playing at 230 like Shannon Lucas (which is extremely tight and powerful, etc.)

[@goawaiii]

Dunno, the drummer in my grindcore band has been playing for ~2 years and can play a steady 220bpm double kick, and ~250bpm blastbeat. However, he's been going to a music school that whole time so he's behind the kit for hours every day. But i guess some people just learn fast.

[@TheRozzleNozzle]

Why is everyone saying it is essential to play to a click to be tight? It does help a fuck load, but you need to have control anyway.. There are loads of drummers who don't use clicks live and they are solid and never go out of time.. Shannon just prefers to use one.

[@wyattthedrummer95]

What is it about brass snares that makes them just. . .perfect?

[@WretchedDrummer]

ZOOM Q3HD!? AWESOME!!!

[@goawaiii]

Dunno, the drummer in my band does a solid 250bpm blastbeat etc and he has only played for 2-3 years I think. But then again, he practices almost every day for hours. He's not as fast on the pedals though, i'd guess he could play 16ths in 220 and still be tight.

[@jamieveaudry6326]

best drummer ever...

[@Villex93]

I have seen a ton of drummers here on youtube and asked some of them how long they have been playing and what tempo they can play, the progress of practicing etc. Some are very good, for example one of the best who played something like 230bpm and other sick stuff said that he practiced for hours per day and could do 195bpm after 2 years. I don't say one can't do 235 after 2 years but I find it very unlikely and I have not seen anything even close to that. Many overestimate their playing too.

[@NoSubjection1]

epic beard, epic drumming

[@predatorfreak678]

@villex93 everybody has a different musical background and from that background you get your own style of playing

[@OphidianWithin]

My drummer has been playing 3 years and even though he can't blast he can keep up at 250 bpm on the double bass. Some people have certain talents. He has naturally fast feet, some people progress at certain things better than others. He just needs to work on his blasts ;)

[@sebbimon]

Francesco Paoli, 2 years of drumming and records an EP with his band with songs ticking at 280bpm. Why so negative? Set your mind to it and practice and shit will happen.

[@thrasherdrummer8857]

Ive been playing for almost 7 years and I hit 300bpm the other day Took me awhile but i only practice about 3 times a week

[@throughtheblack]

theres something to be said for natural talent, all practice aside

[@q34r34t]

I play to a metronome, son! I worked hard to get all the skill I have. Plus, I have direct drives lol.

[@BRAINDEAD776]

it takes even less then that.. you could sit and do foot exercises three times a day for an hour each time and within a week you should be able to do it

[@indraangga1991]

hell yeah, JAKARTA!

[@ABranOfManyHats]

i hear you man i've been avidly playing for almost 2 years and i can play 99% of what a horrible night to have a curse if you get hooked on drumming and keep at it you are bound to do great things! i actually have a band if nobody on here believes me check us out on facebook! we're called Hollow Is Thy Heart hence my username being HITHdrummer

[@q34r34t]

Can't overestimate with a click dude.

[@ChrisCXK]

Part 1 and 2 are the same?

[@dayanmcar7578]

13:58 Funeral Thirst

[@mohdjaka1738]

awesome guys

[@TheDrumminMan08]

Good technique + playing to a click + practicing consistently with a metronome + being entirely relaxed and comfortable at the tempo of the song + not improvising + playing fairly boring parts = how you play this tight (though, latter two are more a result of laziness than anything else and aren't necessary, of course)

[@mario_kmiecik_Drummer]

legend!!!

[@bravethemoment]

You'll find most good musicians underestimate themselves. Nuff said really huh....

[@zanicolu]

whats your band called?

[@Villex93]

Well if you practice like it was your job and life then maybe. And double strokes are a completely different matter.

[@necrophagist00]

Such a figgen beast man!

[@hxchxc]

You can believe or not I dont care but I play about 240 after less than two years of playing.

[@InfinteUnanything]

So the beard gives him god-like powers.

[@q34r34t]

Don't hate cause you've probably been drumming longer and can't do it. Everybody's different dude. No need for the negativity.

[@HydapsisChaos]

Maybe he meant 2 years as in 17,520 hours of practice o.o

[@thegreatestmaneverrr]

im gonna miss him ):

[@Javeness]

Holy fuck...

[@q34r34t]

Dude, if you really set your mind to it and just dedicate yourself to the kit. Amazing shit will happen. Eventually, it'll just come to you as second nature. I've been drumming for legit two years and I can reach his speeds on double bass. Granted not for that long, but I'm getting there. The point is, just hangout with your drumset and play with a click. It will be so fucking worth it in the end result.

[@WretchedDrummer]

Yeah IDK about that one, maybe if you dedicate a crapload of time and focus, i've been playing for 7 years, self-taught, i can do 300 BPM now but of course I need to warm up first.

[@sarjonositum9852]

gokil.... \m/

[@dw732]

Less than 30k views 😑 yet, millions tune into the cardi b and Travis Scott trash, literally ignorance pays and that breaks my heart.

[@daxelol]

It has nothing to do with how many years you have been drumming, it has to do with how often and how long each day or each week. Its an ignorant statement to say that it can not be accomplished.

[@arzhell37]

i play funeral thrist on this video with this kzbin.info/www/bejne/forFoqJrf8t4bLc for a dual camera mode..

[@FRODAMEN]

SHANNON IS GOD

[@estebanjuarez9945]

even tho he didn't say it , he had to have got tired of seeing them always plastered and high when hes edge. im sure that's why he left

[@noahdrawdoow1637]

+Esteban Juarez Yeah, in the her majesty dvd everyone is constantly getting high and what not but Shannon Lucas always stays relatively sober and I think he was the most professional member.

[@curren4244]

He left because he had been touring for since hes early 20s and he was burned out, he also wanted to spend more time at home with his wife. Its mentioned a lot through out their docs and interviews.

[@sulipanlimo6318]

alan cassidy ngoment lu diemin bang. haha

[@nvmoblvst]

Allofmyboners at 10:27

[@Villex93]

2 years of practice and doing 230bpm? Get out.

[@zanicolu]

I BET HES USING TRIGGERS!! CHEAT!! Nah lol...i know what triggers do...more importantly, what they dont. just wanted to get that out of the way.

[@Mooning2314]

audio is fucked

[@hojima]

so boring