Danny Carey talks Led Zeppelin #drums #tool #dannycarey #jeffbuckley #shorts

[alexparadise]

For those who might be confused, Danny Carrey was in a Band with Jeff Buckley before he was the drummer for tool

[Realdrlipschitz]

Hearing Jeff Buckley’s name is always nice

[Never_Kevin_Up]

Can’t wait to watch the full interview with Danny!

[loochan-o]

Oh man.. I cannot believe it, after years I finally understand that intro.
And it feels so relieving that a drummer like Danny couldn't get it

[pedrodelawasp]

Danny Carey - literally the most laidback man in rock!

[charlesdrake]

Little Richard's Keep A Knockin is where Bonahm got the intro.

[Dave-nmxc]

That editing to sync up the song with what Danny Carey was talking about was amazing! 👍👍

[PrepucioJudeu]

Jeff Buckley was so f great. Sad that today no one talks about him anymore R.I.P

[DeuceDeuceBravo]

A Danny Carey interview?! Hell yeah!! Cant wait! One of my idols. 🤘

[forgetme]

Wow that's cool. Jeff is one of my favorite songwriters and singers of all time.

[talzimerman]

Been listening since I was 13 and have never been able to grab that until right now.

[steveshattah]

I got to see Jeff Buckley in a studio performance he did for 99x FM in atlanta. He was absolutely one of a kind.

[MindAlteringHugs]

Jeff Buckley was classmates in music school with Jimmy Herring & Paul Gilbert (many more legends too). Jimmy was Jeff's best friend. And that's a crazy thing to think about - since they are both monsters in their own respective skills, but in the end they are/were both gentle souls. Jimmy talked about how they were in the same ear training class together & how immensely talented Jeff was.

"He was only 17 and I was 22. We were in ear training class together and quickly realized that we had to get together. He would come over to my little apartment and even though he had his own place he stayed at our place more than he went home. I’ll tell you something about him: That cat had the best ear of anybody I have ever been around. This was before the days of being able to digitally slow down Coltrane solos.This cat transcribed all these Coltrane solos, all this stuff from Steve Vai’s Flex-able album, Dregs stuff, Alan Holdsworth solos—you name it. It was inspirational. I was trying to do the same thing, but he was the first guy I met who was as into it as I was—but he was much further along." - Jimmy Herring

Looking forward to this episode!

[paulfitz]

I want to hear more Jeff and Danny stories. Two of the sweetest pure-of-heart musos around.

[albertoriveramx]

He counting at the exact time of the actual song confirms that Danny is a living metronome. 😎

[pbaker]

One of the best explanations of the intro of Rock and Roll I've ever heard.

[robhws]

Looking forward to watching this interview. Adam Jones next, please.

[aaronredrum]

Jeff buckley is a man of a thousand talents. Amazing! Rip <3

[PaulWW]

Loving the Beat t-shirt, haven't looked forward to something like this in a long time

[khfreek]

Jeff Buckley taught Danny Carey something about drums? All the more reason why he’s my favorite singer 🥰