The control to not over play and give into the 16ths is incredible. Putting that much space in the groove is so hard.

@iseya3400

9 ай бұрын

I know right? Seeing this video, I knew myself would fall into temptation and mess everything up

@boxed_in4357

9 ай бұрын

The drummer's equivalent of "intrusive thoughts" is trying to NOT to overplay lol

@Vova94318

8 ай бұрын

Did you watch? Im deaf from 1st sec👎🙉🤦😡💩🤮

@AdventureAndySnM

8 ай бұрын

Thank you for giving me this wisdom today

Moral of the story, Cory is an excellent babysitter of the groove.

@matthewlawton9241

8 ай бұрын

You can't hold no groove if you aint got no pocket.

Cory leveraging extensive "finish an email on his phone while multiple kids are hanging off his limbs" experience here.

@ion7701

9 ай бұрын

Haha!! Brilliant comment.

@alpserin617

9 ай бұрын

😅

The drummer does this to me all the time, but not on purpose.

@joandrumz3176

9 ай бұрын

😂

@dcmastermindfirst9418

8 ай бұрын

And long as you can still follow

@f3rny_66

8 ай бұрын

you can have a daw in your phone in 2023 but people still can't use a simple metronome

@marko.ur.groovin

4 ай бұрын

hahahahaha

Really sweet drumming. Shows how can musically manipulate time when you have a bass player who can consistently provide a pulse.

I had no idea this drummer was this good. Wow.

@efafe4972

9 ай бұрын

petar is crazy nice. he just has the discipline to not overplay

@halcyonacoustic7366

9 ай бұрын

Victor Wooten was very complimentary of Petar on the shared tour.

@elisantiago8061

9 ай бұрын

I wish I had his discipline@@efafe4972

@symetryrtemys2101

9 ай бұрын

He didn’t seem to keep time very well…😂

@TheBanana93

9 ай бұрын

That was the point lol. To try and throw cory off but he didn't@@symetryrtemys2101

This was me literally every time the drummer took a solo in a fusion band I used to play bass for. I just hoped the guitarist followed and we all came in at the same time. I also called that "guessing".

@marcuswaddell

9 ай бұрын

I think most people would say they were guessing if they were bein honest, regardless of style! lol

@thesolersystemofgames841

9 ай бұрын

"We all came at the same time"

@ytsharkstop

9 ай бұрын

At this point its on feeling lol

@callanc3925

8 ай бұрын

@@thesolersystemofgames841 "we all came in at the same time. 'at the same time' is the nickname of our sound guy"

Love this. It really showcases how a change in the drums can make the whole thing have motion even with a steady bassline.

I am a bass player, and my brain just broke.

@kvmalley

9 ай бұрын

I’m a drummer and MY brain just broke!!😅😅

@buk3091

9 ай бұрын

@musicman2705 that doesnt say much

@JakaMori

8 ай бұрын

U guys are using brain!?

@AdvancedDarkness

8 ай бұрын

@@JakaMori music need no grain, for it feel the verbations?!

@mrcarpentertoyou

8 ай бұрын

I’m a guitar player, check out this crazy new pedal I got. So good!

Keeps going even when his cymbal stand fails. What a pro

@ericmsandoval

8 ай бұрын

Why would you stop?

@bertiesaurus

8 ай бұрын

I agree but at the same time it’s not like he had the one cymbal

As a drummer and bassist, this might be my favorite video in existence

As a musician, this is both amazing and hilarious 😂

This is a really cool exercise. I would actually find it easier to keep my groove when the drummer plays something crazy wrong. It'd be MUCH tougher to lay off some of those cool Stuart Copeland off beats!

I cant help but smile when i see these two together. Great jam!

@dadtier564

9 ай бұрын

What the what?!?!? The spelunky man himself is here?!?! This guy helped me get cosmic 99 ^^

@creativeusernvme

9 ай бұрын

Hahaha its a small world after all! You have good taste in music. Cheers! @@dadtier564

In my mind, I imagined this a million times. This is better than I could've imagined. So amazing.

I think he got you a couple of times... when he locked in with you then sped the tempo you followed a little

@yesto9676

9 ай бұрын

Yeah that so sneaky of Petar, I don't how Cory managed that so well haha

@Shakooba

9 ай бұрын

I would argue that Cory was correct in following the tempo. Petar was changing rhythm and time signature to try and mess with him, but tempo shouldn’t count because it inherently affects the time between notes. If Petar sped up and Cory didn’t follow, then suddenly Cory would be the one playing a different rhythm, not Petar!

I don't know who I'm more impressed with, Petar or Cory 😍 We need more jam videos like this!

Ok, this grooved so hard i had a stank face almost the entire time

The brilliance of Petar Janjic exemplified.

It's always completely inspiring for me to hear this chemistry.

even the cymbal couldn’t handle it

I know the bass player is playing something incredibly simple here, but staying in time playing something that slow with the beat shifting that much is incredibly difficult. Bass player deserves more credit :D

It’s like a drawn out argument with my wife those moments where we sync up are made all the more special and fantastic by the long periods confusion and struggle

@BlackSailPass_GuitarCovers

8 ай бұрын

Best comment here.

Petar isn't just a great drummer, he's a GREAT showman!!! 🙏

Cory and Petar are two of my favorite people period.

It would be awesome if Petar's drum track is accessible then we could try it and make a fool out of ourselves

I dont see a bassist; i just see two drummers.

This was way funnier than I expected, great job!

Internal time is so important! Two absolute legends. Also, Cory, that is a DOPE Gaucho shirt. Where’d you get it?

@griffinhan-lalime4357

9 ай бұрын

I’m seconding this question and also hazarding a guess that it was Double Wonderful

You can tell that guy is a PHD drummer!

This is just pure musical joy. Time can be divided in oh so many ways.

The power of the head bob is real

Man, this drummer is an amazing master at highlighting the syllables of the other instrument (in this case the bass). It really brings the magic out of the music, for every section of that overly simplistic bass line he was able to really compliment it and make it a worthy sounding lick with the utilization of so many different variations. His tempo, speed, syncopation, colorful highlights and just his overall fitting of the drums around the sound is impeccable. Also, even though the bass line wasn't that great I am impressed with the bass guy able to keep almost perfect timing, he did go slightly off sometimes but that is to be expected with such dramatic changes in tempo/speed etc... Very impressive matey!

1:26 is BRUTAL. Moving the 1 just a beat off would make any mortal change up

That was special! As a drummer for 50 years.

whahaha from the first few bars I knew this would be hilarious! Congrats for staying your ground Cory!

Can't wipe the smile off my face! 😄 Gr8 fun...gr8 energy! What's not to love!

Fun to sing along Corys bass. The triplets got me!

It's a pleasure for a drummer test his bass player...

Petar is a treasure and this is amazing 😄

This makes me happy!

Brilliant! I used to do it all the time with my drummers....golden late 90s fusion times, haha. Btw excellent musicianship & sense o humour.

Is there a genre of music like this? This gets me hyped! Steady groove with creative drumming. Is that drum and bass?

Love it :) Great concept!

... but he didn't succeed, right 😂😂😂 ? Nice to see you both sharing the pleasure of playing together 🎸🥁🤩 !!! 🙏🏻☮

This was awesome!!!!!! I'm a drummer. Who's this drummer. Bass player internal time and focus was absolutely fantastic.

This got a great meme potential ❤

Genuinely enjoyed this jam. The rhythm play was immaculate.

I like how the symbols have French bread on them.

53 seconds: The cymbal was so impressed with the pocket that it fainted.

Beautiful study in multi rhythm.

Petar rules!

as far as i'm concerned this is every drummer ever

Its like watching two talented siblings who are constantly trying to mess with the other / screw up their jam

You guys are just such monster players LOL

Great playing. 👍🏻 😃

That drum sound mix is so good - any way you guys can share the approach to get the kit to sound like that?

@44gg37

8 ай бұрын

more overhead mics

This is great. What a fun exercise.

Those cymbals sound amazing

Petar is an absolute treasure and should be guarded at all costs.

Threw off that cymbal pretty well.

1:07 What kind of metric modulation is that?

OMG the poly rhythm at 1:08!

Those cloth like bags (mutes?) on the cymbals, what are those called, and where can I buy some? The cymbals sound so tight.

Y'all are straight cray cray.

This man has baguettes on his cymbals

This makes me so anxious listening to it. I’m cringing and laughing at the same time.

Cory "The Human Metronome" Wong! Well done! I loved it!

Haha very nice. As a long time bassist I have worried more about acompanying drum solos than playing bass solos

Standard day in the modern jazz world

That’s was awesome. Thanks for the video

That drum set sounds amazing.. 😳

This bends my mind in all the right ways. Is there a genre for this?

love the crashing crash at 0:51

whats hilarious is that this is 1000x times more difficult and interesting than anything that plays on radio and people consider "music"

What are those things on the cymbals? I need some for our drummer

I wish that I knew enough about music to understand this video man

Petar threw some tough chipotles at you! Well done Cory!

train the brain by playing an accelerating rhythm that then goes into a half tempo version

Both guys, very impressive

Reminded me of "Indiscipline" by King Crimson, haha. Great stuff

Sounds like every practice with my old band😂🍻

Svaka čast brate.

This was fun to watch! Nice polies and displacing!

Playing a lot of sub-divisions that align with the bass notes makes this a bit easier, in my experience. I think it's harder when there is a lot of syncopation or polyrhythmic stuff with a lot of space. When I played jazz, I lost the form on drum solos a lot. Focus is important. They did a great job here!

Now that’s the drummer every band wants but hates at the same time 😂

that kit looks identical to mine. does anyone know what kit this is.

Over here on my couch eating a bowl of pasta, reacting more audibly than I would any tv show or movie lmao

Coming from a jazz background helps you know that the roles in the rhythm section are CLEARLY defined: -Bass controls the TEMPO -Drums control the STYLE

This is awesome ❤

thats insanely groovy

We all live for when the groove comes home at 1:16

What’s that style of drumming called at 2:00 I here it all the time but I don’t know what it’s called

Ahh yes a video of what guitar players hear when they are trying to tune.

Don't hold anything down ...adapt 🎶🎶🎶

Maybe you should play for living, you’re good 🤣 Thanks guys, a really fun one 🙏

insanely good drummer

This is what happens inside the calculator when it’s calculating

The difference between 'playing with' and 'listening too', other band members !

I played in a band that routinely tried to pull out the rug from each other while we were rehearsing. I'm releasing the first of four albums has fall and a lot of the songs have the exact rug pulls and recoveries recorded but actually turned out fine. It's from my band in the seventies. I wrote about 80 songs and so far have been able to remaster about four albums worth out of the recording sessions at bars parties and in the basement. Things very similar to what you're talking about here. Guitar not coming in on his part then you look over and he's just laughing at you.. then he comes in. I think it made me a better drummer because I'm more reactive to situations someone plays out of time Etc. Their songs when the bass player starts really fast and I have to try to figure out how to slow everything down without making it obvious. That's always a fun one. Then there's the givebacks or the telegraph what you're doing very clearly. All in good fun!

@jas_bataille

9 ай бұрын

Where can I listen to that?!

@porter2024

9 ай бұрын

sounds insane, what's the project name gonna be

@rayraybonne8469

9 ай бұрын

@@porter2024 the 1st album is called, "Rock Remains Supreme ". I am on a mission to save Rock'nRoll ! The recordings are from the "Beer Sucking Dog" sessions in the mid to late 70s and early 80s. I wrote the songs in 1969-1979 but most of them 1969-1975. i didn't release them for many reasons. the main one being I didn't know the biz and figured I'd lose the rights to some scheister music exec. I didn't want to end up like Fogarty or Pat Travers who couldn't even play their own music. so, I just kept playing and writing music. it took a long time to find players who didn't want to just play covers, so, just to keep playing (drums/vocals) I played in cover bands . big waste of time . I figured I could try to get them to play original music but as it turned out I would meet 2 guys who actually wanted to work on my stuff. So, we formed a 3-piece power trio & the party started! So, we just started recording everything and it kept developing into a unique sound everyone knew. Skip fwd to today I learned a lot, the internet etc... everyone loves classic & hard rock but it's all overplayed. I have 4+ albums that should have been released back in the day and who knows? I could have gotten lucky but odds were not good. But, I do have classic rock from the day and everyone who has heard it says it sounds like something they've hear but it's not. So, I'm gonna release some "new old" classic hard rock. Much more to the story. did you see the song link?