This guy is one of the drumming GOATS of the industry. The groovy, funky rhythms and fills with the rock/metal influence along with the trap beats on his hats were so beautifully executed and well combined. Nothing overblew, except the gum he's been blowing bubbles through all night.
Just got home from DMBs show tonight! Those boys still out on a crazy show and I had to relive my memories of the first time seeing this video in high school!
I was always a hard rock metal dude. In 1995, I dated a girl that wanted to see them. I had no idea who they were. She mentioned the Satellite song. I was like "geez"!.....I was taken aback by the show and the musicianship. I was in awe and shocked by Carter. All I could think is this drummer is unreal and he very tastefully soloed through every song. It was like 5 percussionists playing at once....John Popper came out at one point. The place went into meltdown mode. What a great show!
A complete master! He perfected being left handed on a right handed set up! I’m a leftie and had to leave a lot of drum classes as a kid due to kits being set up for right handers! Seen Carter live and he’s by far in the same class as the greats!
@@anthonyvenedicto518 so true, I’ve only noticed that in my later years…I am left handed and right footed! Phil Collins, who was my first experience as a ten yr old…and Copeland from the Police where my go to’s. But I’ve not seen more than 10!
Also, the fact that at every show it’s never the exact same drum solo, causing him to also be one of the last original live performing drummers, don’t know what I’d do if I seriously never found DMB and Carter. They were there through my toughest of times
Awesome video! I climbed Camelback in 2015 to celebrate my 70th birthday. Wish I'd had my DJI Mini 2 then. Now at almost 77, I think I'd rather fly up there than hike. Maybe on my next trip to visit my friend, Kim Komando. BetaGary
