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Four-time Grammy-award-winning drummer and composer Antonio Sánchez rates seven drum scenes in movies and TV, such as "Whiplash," for realism.
He breaks down the fundamentals of drumming, such as tempo and grip, in "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World" (2010) and "Whiplash" (2014), starring Miles Teller. He also breaks down different drumming styles in various genres in "Sound of Metal" (2019) and "School of Rock" (2003), starring Jack Black. He also rates the performances of the drummers in "The Office" (2011), "Wayne's World" (1992), and "That Thing You Do!" (1996).
Sánchez is the composer of the film score for "Birdman" (2014), which won four Oscars. He has performed with various notable musicians, such as Chick Corea, Pat Metheny, Gary Burton, and Charlie Haden. He's been playing the drums since he was 5 years old.
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@AntonioSanchezDrums Год назад

Ok, for all the Whiplash fans that keep saying that the scene needed some context: I had seen the movie. There is some decent, realistic playing throughout the film. Miles Teller did a pretty good job in general. For this video I got asked to rate SPECIFICALLY the playing on the scenes. Even if Fletcher was trying to mess with his head and asking him to play fast to make him uncomfortable, the actual playing is absolute nonsense. Zero. Doesn’t pass as actual playing and the bleeding hands are absurd. It is possible to play incredibly fast where the playing is organized, coordinated and polished. Not on this scene, hence the 1 rating. Cheers.

@corneliusdobeneck4081 Год назад

Heared someone saying the same thing about that scene. In any case it makes no sense to me, it's a drum class and not the military. But then again I read that the movie did exegarete a LOT. :) Great video. Thanks for doing this! PS: One of my favorite drummer is Dale Crover.

@Rovottin77 Год назад

Inmediatamente me hice tu fan. No te conocía, pero de inmediato a escuchar tu música. Fascinante explicación.

@craigwalkner7554 Год назад

Antonio is 100% right here. What has always bothered me about Whiplash was that a lot of the scenes where Miles is in the practice room (or on stage as in this clip) he is woodshedding or ripping out "blast beats", which are common in punk and metal music, NOT jazz.

@hubertszymanski9314 Год назад

what about Drumline ?

@final_animal Год назад

@@corneliusdobeneck4081 It's not a drum class, it's a rehearsal space for one of the most prestigious bands in the US. They were playing that fast in short bursts for about 6 or 7 straight hours as a form of physical abuse, it's not about the tempo or playing well, and their hands would absolutely be bleeding like that.

@Christopher-md7tf Год назад

"Drummer" is the understatement of the century here lol. I really need all the non-drummers who watch this to appreciate that this dude is at the very top of his craft.

@bhrg Год назад

Facts. I yelled at the screen when I saw the "kit" they gave him. He's obviously talented enough to make his point with just a snare and cymbal but watch him play a proper set and it'll change your life

@milesfarnan9049 Год назад

@@bhrg looks like thats his own cymbal and snare. He probably couldn't be assed bringing a full kit.

@michaelwaters6461 Год назад

Exactly! Thank you!

@stainpain77 Год назад

It doesn’t matter what level you are in the game, it never gives somebody the right to be the biased snob he is. I don’t think he’s looking through the comments to see you stroking his back. It’s OK. Facts. These are his words and you don’t have to defend him.

@Christopher-md7tf Год назад

@@stainpain77 "Biased snob"? Lol what? Looks like somebody got triggered. 😂 I think your comment says much more about you than about Antonio...

@ryancox5097 Год назад

Damn, you guys got ANTONIO SANCHEZ?! Dude's one of the all-time gods of jazz and Latin jazz. If you're a drummer, you listen when this guy talks.

@SunnyHF-nf4bc Год назад

@Ryan Cox Can you believe that some Whiplash fans had the nerve to question his comments on the film’s accuracy of drumming?

@ryancox5097 Год назад

@@SunnyHF-nf4bc Lol... Whiplash is to drumming what the WWE is to collegiate wrestling.

@wowbobwow37 Год назад

Amen, I've seen him several times live when he was playing with Pat Metheny.

@Arithekiller Год назад

@@SunnyHF-nf4bc I've just seen this video because I watched Whiplash and was looking at videos related to it, as a non drummer even I knew the playing in some scenes made absolutely no sense musically

@yourewrongabouteverything Год назад

He's a nobody

@DavidChachere Год назад

I saw Antonio Sanchez perform last night at a club in Portland, and I would say the drumming was fairly realistic.

@Dsullivann Год назад

9/10

@yourewrongabouteverything Год назад

Sorry for you 😔

@MikeP2055 2 месяца назад

Hahaha! Nailed it.

@Mikejguevarra Год назад

So glad Sound of Metal was first and got a 10/10, the actor absolutely nailed his character

@manningup4851 Год назад

Fax bro. Great acting

@dr00by Год назад

Riz said in the lead up to filming he divided all his time between working out, learning sign language and drumming

@ashmaterial Год назад

Still hurts to this day that Birdman OST wasn't nominated for an Oscar. This guy is incredible

@krioni86sa Год назад

Don't listen to Antonio Sánchez. He is a two-face douchebag jerk

@rubberduckman Год назад

@@krioni86sa what makes you say that? He seems okay to me

@ianrags Год назад

@@krioni86sa Aww did he hurt your ego at that clinic?

@t33nyplaysp0p Год назад

@@ianrags likely a Trump stan

@eduardoescobar1906 Год назад

@@rubberduckman probably some failed student who wasn't talented to begin with, blame the teacher thing.

@Jknoles78 Год назад

I’m glad they chose a real and very good drummer to do this. Would have been way to grab a Lars or something just for name recognition but Sanchez is a drummers drummer. Great breakdown.

@ilyakonrad Год назад

"To grab a Lars", what a beautiful metaphor.

@ABar-gu9zy Год назад

@@ilyakonrad care to explain that? ty

@ilyakonrad Год назад

@@ABar-gu9zy Lars Ulrich is often regarded in a bad way by drummers. So, as I understood "to grab a Lars" (and the use of "a" here is brilliant) means to take a famous person as an expert instead of taking, well, an expert.

@scotty6124 Год назад

Damn straight. Antonio is one of the best alive today.

@63Baggies Год назад

...so is Lars ... the man can play....

@jempierre2777 Год назад

I could listen to this guy for hours. Even if he is a really experencied and talented drummer, he wasn't arrogant or pretentious during the video , he wasn't too harsh on the ratings and he made some really clears explanations. Great job !

@joesantamaria5874 Год назад

He is one of the greatest drummers in the world.

@Unicorns8myPoo Год назад

Yeah, he’s absolutely one of the top guys playing today. An absolutely inhuman level of skill

@gdkopinionator4356 Год назад

Saying that Antonio Sanchez is a top drummer would be an understatement. I know no musicians who weren't instantly in awe of Sanchez's abilities when they first heard/saw him. Add to this, the fact that Antonio Sanchez is also an educator. His ability and dedication to communicate his ideas to a younger generation of musicians, in addition to his elite skill level, make him a one-of-a-kind figure in jazz drumming today

@scotty6124 Год назад

I feel like being humble and being extremely talented is the perfect recipe for being a top musician. Once you get pretentious or full of yourself you stop evolving.

@redrick8900 Год назад

@@joesantamaria5874 If that was true I would have heard of him before today.

@matthewshelley1365 Год назад

"I did the soundtrack for Birdman" is such an understatement of what that actually was

@bdpyne Год назад

Dude knows his stuff, right down to the history of traditional grip. I’m glad he pointed out the lack of a beat in the Whiplash clip.

@UltraRareCustom Год назад

Antonio Sanchez, a living legend, awesome you got him for this!

@jeffreymatthews7647 Год назад

Been drumming for 27 years and I'm so, so happy that That Thing You Do is featured here. That movie perfectly captures the excitement and anxiety of joining a band and playing live. Also the actor essentially put himself through a drumming bootcamp for several weeks to play the part and it shows; he looks and sounds exactly like a young guy who is good but not great and wants to be better.

@jessielarson6516 Год назад

That Thing You Do is a cult classic in my family. So quotable ha

@joshmac6918 Год назад

Such a great movie. Great example of a movie produced my Tom hanks but peanut make him the main character.

@CasperPaludan Год назад

He’s so well spoken. Not hard to imagine him and Pat just talking for hours after gigs. Sublime

@ExeNtqXY Год назад

This is not a "Drummer Rates...", this is a master class!

@mrtnmbm Год назад

Antonio Sánchez: Ofter imitated, never duplicated. A true master of the instrument.

@maurobarbosa61 Год назад

At 7:40, Antonio speaks about making the least amount of movement possible. By coincidence, I watched him play with Pat Metheny a couple a days ago, and noticed that most of the time he manages to keep his upper arms parallel to his body, moving only from the elbows down, even when playing fast; always relaxed. He is an incredibly excelent drummer, very very musical! It´s a joy to hear him play!

@hazardeur Год назад

thing is that metheny's music is very subtle and nuanced most of the time and it's kinda hard to get subtlety and nuance out of a big arm movement, hence the application of as small as possible movements. it yields great control. you can see a similar thing in extreme metal drumming where they go so fast that big movements are just no longer possible so a lot of techniques that are usually found in other music like jazz are employed and/or developed further

@yremogtnomnad Год назад

For any of y'all who are unfamiliar with Antonio Sanchez, he is one of the greatest drummers of all time, no cap

@poindextertunes Год назад

im just now learning this actually. gunna check out some of his vids after this

@jurycould4275 Год назад

Not even top 100, in the US … ^^ But yeah, sure.

@Hendersonpai Год назад

I've seen Meg White on top 100 lists with no mention of Thomas Lang on them. Just for reference.

@georgebrett1738 Год назад

@@jurycould4275 what do you mean? He’s internationally regarded

@aldomauricioable 7 месяцев назад

haha tell me you are a casual, whithout tellingme you are one @@jurycould4275

@dickdingus775 Год назад

I saw Sanchez perform the birdman soundtrack live along with the movie like 6 years ago, it was insane and amazing. Man is a beast

@ScottMurrayBestFamilyCars Год назад

When 'Whiplash' gets a 1 and 'The Office' gets a 10 you know there's a professional in the room.

@NNegativeCreep Год назад

Gives it a 1 because he watches 30 second clip of it with no prior context? Okay. "He needs to relax" during the scene where he's been playing for hours and his hands are bleeding and he's getting screamed at.

@realjaymichaels Год назад

I think his assessment of Whiplash is a little unfair since it's obvious that's all of the movie he's seen. For example, when JK Simmons is hitting the cowbell, guy says "that's what he should be playing to," implying that JK was trying to give him the tempo, when he was actually doing the opposite and trying to throw him off.

@faizalardillah1440 Год назад

@@NNegativeCreep isn't it odd, a drummer with his experience never heard Whiplash

@jc3drums916 Год назад

@@NNegativeCreep I watched the enitre movie, and I'd give it a 1 as well. It is in every possible way completely unrepresentative of what it's really like to play jazz drums at the college level, for the sake of telling a story more compelling to laypeople.

@MattrickBT Год назад

@@jc3drums916 I don't think you understand the point of the film. It's not a drum simulator bro.

@qcontinuum30 Год назад

As a (novice) drummer, I absolutely loved Sound of Metal. It's good to know a professional drummer thinks that movie has a good representation of accurate drumming. Riz Ahmed is one of the best actors of our time, in my humble opinion.

@dracodaym715 Год назад

Sound of metal is extremely underrated. Didn’t know what to expect going into it but it was such a great and seemingly realistic approach at the transition and evolution of a broken man

@fibessnaredrum2775 Год назад

I tried it. I lasted about 20minutes, The characters irritated me and i wasnt rooting for them. A few friends said the same. I dunno? I get the idea i just couldnt get with the Actors.

@boarderking133 Год назад

@@fibessnaredrum2775 pretty sure that was the point. You shoulda stayed to the end. It all comes together

@ileutur6863 Год назад

I didn't like it because of the sick mentality of "we don't need to be cured" displayed by his main support group

@dracodaym715 Год назад

@@ileutur6863 what’s wrong with that mentality?

@boarderking133 Год назад

@@ileutur6863 you mean the other deaf people? Don't mess with deaf culture man. They have been outcast by most of society so they are very proud of their deaf culture and being deaf in general. And for most people cochlear implants don't even work anyways so there is no cure.

@monomamori Год назад

Yea, Riz Ahmed did an amazing job on "The Sound Of Metal" in my opinion, too. I really liked his performance in the overall film, he seemed like a real drummer!

@hawkeye1680 Год назад

As a fellow drummer, my current favorite drumming movie is also Sound of Metal. Great video! And Antonio is THE MAN!!!

@WhereIsTheIntruder Год назад

I've liked Sánchez as a drummer for a while and I gotta day Sánchez as an "expert reacts" is just as good. Respects the movies for what they're doing, situates everything with his encyclopedic knowledge while not regurgitating info, comments on technique with enough depth. What a great dude to just listen talkinh about drumming.

@crazypomp927 Год назад

I have an awesome fun fact about the Wayne's World clip!! I had a middle school vice principal named Mr. Raimo - I think his first name was Steve, yeah Steve Raimo sounds right - who had been a pro drummer in the past and worked on SNL in the early 90s. And so it turned out he was the person who taught Dana Carvey to play drums! He gave him lessons, and Dana became a pretty darn legit drummer for what amounts to a small amount of screen time actually drumming as Garth. Commitment to the craft, for sure, but hey drums are fun so that's a win win anyway!!

@dinospumoni5611 Год назад

I'm so befuddled that the dude who played the drummer in The Sound of Metal isn't a drummer. He MUST have some background in percussion, he's way too good. I know editing is really powerful but damn he killed it.

@nafeezofficial Год назад

Riz Ahmed is an MC/Rapper so he's dealt with music before. Also, at Central (his drama school), there is a lot of focus on percussion when it comes to training.

@Trentstone121 Год назад

@@nafeezofficial none of that would get you ready for drums. Being a dj is just being the guy that hits play, and occasional live mixing. Other than recognizing the beat, a dj has nothing to share with a drummer. Same with percussion. Percussionists arguably have the easiest job in music, after dj's. So long as they can recognize the beat, what they actually play, rarely matters much, and they don't have to use much energy to do it. A drummer works far harder than anyone else on stage. They don't have to recognize the beat, they have to BE the beat. That's a lot harder than most people think. You utilize every muscle group on a drum set. You have to be in shape. Imagine running for two hours and every step has to be perfectly timed. That's the life of a drummer. No DJ or percussionist is gonna just roll in and be great behind a kit. This guy clearly trained for the part, and he did a fantastic job of it. It must have taken a lot of work.

@dinospumoni5611 Год назад

@@Trentstone121 as a professional drummer of ~15 years I think you're really understating the difficulty of other instruments lol

@Trentstone121 Год назад

@@dinospumoni5611 I play a lot of instruments including drums and percussion, although saying you play percussion is like saying you're a finger painter. It isn't exactly difficult, and practically anyone can do it. I stand by my comment, but respect your view as well. I was more commenting on the actual physical difficulties of playing a drum set. A DJ isn't a musician at all, and a percussionist just doesn't have to work as hard. Watch the girl playing bongos. She's not playing anything specific, and isn't even in time all the time. No one cares because bongos don't set the rhythm. Bongos barely need a rhythm at all when a drum set is already doing the heavy lifting.

@advancewarstournamentseries Год назад

@@Trentstone121 Where did he say he was a DJ though? To me rapping and DJing couldn't be more different to each other lmao

@FLmetalhead Год назад

The Sound of Metal is a great movie. The way the main issue in the plot builds to a release of tension at the end was beautifully done. Definitely recommend.

@caseco4979 Год назад

I like how he criticized School of Rock for having an incomplete drum set while using even less of one in the example. 9/10

@hazardeur Год назад

it was not connected to that scene at all you numbhead. the example was explained just fine with what he had. you're probably the type of guy that demands a full two bass drum 7 piece kit with 20 cymbals as requirement to demonstrate a snare drum roll lol

@TacoCrisma Год назад

The actor from Sound of Music actually took drum lessons for the movie - he’s the real deal.

@chainyrabbit Год назад

The Sound Of Metal guy looked liked a real drummer. If he learned that just for the film that's really impressive. He looked very legitimate. It's made me want to see the film now

@AsiaDanceScene Год назад

Always fascinating how quickly musicians can recognize whether someone can really play or not.I remember my guitar teacher could tell as soon as I picked up the guitar that I was a newcomer

@vamsterr Год назад

School of Rock was a huge inspiration when I was growing up in music, and It perfectly represented the set up I had at a public school haha the drum kit we had there was rubbish, mismatched and constantly messed with by kids(and teachers for that matter..) who didn't know how to tune a drum kit. the kits heads would be always loosened so bad, they then got dented and ruined.. I spent more time re tuning that damn kit that I probably did actually playing haha

@STSGuitar16 Год назад

I was like the same age as the kids when SoR came out and I can confidently say that that movie is easily one of the biggest things that made me want to play guitar. I would seriously fantasize about having a sub teacher come in and start a band like that lmao. It’s still one of my favorite movies. I just love it.

@LesPaulManiac Год назад

Also all of the kids that were in the movie actually played their instruments. My best friend is stepsiblings with Kevin (Freddy Jones - the drummer). He unfortunately passed away in 2021 but he was an awesome drummer.

@joseph_b319 Год назад

I seen Antonio in concert twice. Once with Pat Metheny and once with this group. He was F-ing awesome!!!! Even got a picture taking with him.

@eric_torres_music4436 Год назад

Antonio’s work with Pat Metheny is incredible. As someone who is a massive fan of Metheny, filling in his previous drummers shoes (Paul Wertico and Danny Gottlieb) is not an easy feat in the slightest. He is such an incredible musician.

@chrischamplin4341 Год назад

I sat about 15 feet from him for PMG "The Way Up" tour in 2005. Antonio ran the show, everyone else took their cues from him. He is incredible.

@Euthyphro Год назад

Thank you for getting a drummers drummer, and not some famous dude. Great stuff.

@Redhotlugnut Год назад

I wasn't sure who this guy was when I started the video but god dam, he did an awesome job breaking all of these scenes down. Very thorough and to me I didn't hear anything I didn't agree with... especially the Whiplash rating! Great video Antonio!

@kimarthurfuentes6768 Год назад

He's a great drummer, not overacting & he gave his very nice & detailed reactions in every video! Love it!👌

@joesantamaria5874 Год назад

Antonio is already one of the all time greats. What a fine musician.

@joshuabolyard7769 Год назад

This is one of my absolute favorite drummers,Antonio slays

@scottjackson1420 Год назад

I really liked the actor playing drums on That Thing You Do. When I saw this vid on my feed, my fingers were crossed that this movie would be featured. Thanks much.

@eyaffe1 Год назад

How do you not give this guy a full drum set to explain things?

@mrpb6399 Год назад

We need a part 2!

@josecarlosamador Год назад

He was very, very clear and detailed in his reviews while also giving very nice scores! Great!

@alexolague5965 Год назад

As mexican and a jazz enthusiast, watching Antonio Sánchez here is amazing

@lyzziekelly Год назад

I'd love to see him react to the greatest drum solos of all time. That kid who did the drum solo during Santana's Soul Sacrifice at Woodstock was LEGENDARY!!!!!

@mikeoconn Год назад

Sanchez is absolutely phenomenal. A true master

@CHWBAKA450 Год назад

Hey Antonio! It’s great to see you! As I said to you when we met after the 2017 Pat Metheny show at the Beacon Theater in NYC, you are the first drummer, that showed me drummers are actually playing music and notes. Before that, I just thought the drummer kept time… YOU are truly a musician my friend. Keep on playing and my best to Thana, also a talented musician.

@Highcastle_of_Tone Год назад

One of my favorite drummers, I’ve been fortunate to see him with PM a few times.

@jeffreyrogers7451 Год назад

Soo happy you got Antonio on this!!

@soleybeverage Год назад

The actor portraying Tommy Lee in "Pam & Tommy" did an incredibly credible job in his drum scenes. Best actor pretending to drum I've ever seen.

@trustmeimaphysiologist Год назад

Sebastian Stan.

@LuisHernandez-hw7dj Год назад

That's the Winter Soldier Bucky Barnes.😁

@michaelmorningstar8645 Год назад

Most of that is how it's shot and Tommy Lee's distinctive style. They show almost no actual hits. It's a lot of big arm movements.

@soleybeverage Год назад

@@michaelmorningstar8645 So the audio is actually Tommy Lee's playing?

@michaelmorningstar8645 Год назад

@@soleybeverage I doubt they could get him. Also, it's not heavy enough and too precise to be him. It's certainly a professional though.

@jamesonstalanthasyu 5 месяцев назад

When Dana Carvey comes up, it's nice how the host gave a little smirk smile, that sense of this new guy coming to love playing the drums and big dreams.

@Mister6 Год назад

This guy must be a wonderful teacher. The way he explains each aspect is so clear and reasonable to follow

@lukezigrossi5307 Год назад

One of the greatest drummers alive, no doubt.

@PaoloZucchetti Год назад

fantastic!! the day all drummers were waiting for

@warptek Год назад

Mr. Sanchez is spot on 100% accurate. Good vid.

@laluzdenoche.9220 Год назад

No había visto este inside. El Antonio es la riata tocando. Hace años fui a una de sus masterclass y fue súper inspiradora.

@honeymoonavenue4610 Год назад

the fact that Drumline wasn't reviewed in this video is CRIMINAL

@johnnyhurley7161 Год назад

It's not drum set

@honeymoonavenue4610 Год назад

@@johnnyhurley7161 true but it would've been cool for him to look at the drumming technique etc.

@michaelmorningstar8645 Год назад

@@honeymoonavenue4610 That's not real drumming.

@honeymoonavenue4610 Год назад

@@michaelmorningstar8645 it is real drumming, just not from a traditional drum kit. but getting his insight on it regardless would've been nice cause they review movies all the time in this series even when they're not traditionally the same thing

@michaelmorningstar8645 Год назад

@@honeymoonavenue4610 False.

@sleepwhenimdead9667 Год назад

Whiplash drove me insane. Glad someone else is saying it’s impossible to play a 250bpm swing with your wrist locked. Also, the teacher isn’t a metronome. He doesn’t know where his tempo is. Absurd.

@ElGrooveEstaEnElFlan Год назад

Excellent analysis bro. Great video!!!

@jordancostigan3736 Год назад

What a great person. Thanks Antonio for your insight. Awesome vid

@mentalizatelo Год назад

I also felt "Whiplash" to be more about power and emotions than about music, and what was going there was all wrong. I'm not a musician but bleeding hands? Good movie, but not about music. Really enjoyed your opinions, Antonio, you were absolutely humble and wise. Thanks for this great production, Insider.

@paulweaver7073 Год назад

Parts of the drum set are sharp; you can accidentally hit your knuckles on the hi hat, snare, or floor tom if you're not careful. It can get a little bloody if you're jamming out for a while and don't notice you nicked yourself.

@mentalizatelo Год назад

@@paulweaver7073 Injuries in the movie are not accidental in nature, hence the whole point in rating the movie with a 1. With that, Antonio makes a great point about the wrong way of teaching and learning to play an instrument. If there're injuries, something's definitively not right there.

@MattrickBT Год назад

Whiplash was never meant to be movie about music. It's a movie about ambition and drive the insanity required to extract and mold raw talent into greatness.

@vincentxu8217 Год назад

I've seen another RU-vid video that argues that Whiplash is actually a sports movie dressed up as a music movie and I have to say it makes sense. J K Simons' character definitely fits better as a tough coach than a band conductor.

@mentalizatelo Год назад

@@MattrickBT Why are you replying me in all my comments? First of all, stop stalking and second, if you associate "greatness" with "abuse", you're 20 years past due a very needed therapy.

@jbmboy Год назад

"Playing on the floor tom is like The White Stripes; that's kind of what they were known for" 11:00 Insider shows a clip of Meg White playing on the crash

@randymarsh6477 Год назад

YOOOOOOO FINALLY something from Antonio Sanchez ❤

@tcconnection Год назад

He is so respectful and informative

@isaiasabinadisosagarcia936 Год назад

No sabía que talento mexicano había compuesto el score de la obra maestra que es Birdman, qué chingón!!! PD: Está chida tu playera de Ay Guey

@Yannis_z Год назад

Now I realize that this guy is Pat Metheny’s drummer 😳😳😳 God tier player!!!

@garvitjethwani3076 Год назад

LEGEND, his music compose for the birdman was just extraordinary.

@arc323is Год назад

This is awesome. Phenomenal choice in Antonio here.

@ND5280 Год назад

You can tell someone is a world-class drummer if they can casually say Caravan isn’t really that hard to play.

@freighter1097 Год назад

How else would one say it if not casually?

@igorbednarski8048 Год назад

Well they didn't show him the arrangement from the final scene, which sounds nothing like this scene and includes an insanely amazing and difficult solo

@SamuelNewham Год назад

@@igorbednarski8048 and if they did he would probably critique it for the fact that p much none of the audio matches what you see on screen

@BenWeeks-ca Год назад

@@igorbednarski8048 If you watch one of his solos and can't tell it's many times more insane, I don't know what to say.

@jc3drums916 Год назад

@@igorbednarski8048 It really wasn't that amazing and difficult. Laypeople are so easily impressed by speed, but the solo did not require an unusually high degree of 4-way coordination, any unusual techniques/challenging stickings, or any kind of polyrhythmic or metric modulation playing that disguise where the beats are.

@bendanielspercussion Год назад

Antonio is a monster of a player! So cool!!

@0UtLAwSCuMFUcK Год назад

Big Rock N Roll cheers to all the drummers in the world :) Im from Sweden. Where are you at guys !

@catfishmudflap Год назад

Wow! Antonio Sánchez is amazing. We loved your score for Birdman.

@CalvinLimuel Год назад

To me, Whiplash is like all the nightmares of music school crammed into one movie, a warning to stay away from that kind of "teacher". Which was, by the way, what the writer also went through. It's a dark, great movie that I don't want to watch again, and I can't comprehend how some people can be so gleeful talking about it. And el maestro Antonio Sánchez... one of our very best. Thank you Insider for having him in

@butchjohnson9736 Год назад

Whiplash is a great movie for the reasons you mention. That's why people like it.

@joekerins9772 Год назад

Sometimes in videos like this, they get on a musician who I've never heard of, or is otherwise not that great. Not the case here; Sanchez is one of the true greats

@luplaysgeetar Год назад

this is why i love the sound of metal. one of the only movies that resonated with me as a drummer

@w1wcn Год назад

"Whatever it is that he's doing, it's not music." YES AND AMEN!!!

@BaZoOKeT Год назад

Que aula maravilhosa! Obrigado por compartilhar seus conhecimentos. Thank you Insider.

@michaeltheilgaard6160 Год назад

More with him, please

@iamthesword1180 Год назад

"Whatever it is he's doing, it's not music." A perfect summary for a film about addiction.

@JoelCarbonellGonell Год назад

Really nice reacting by a grand master! Actually, this is pretty fun because I saw Antonio Sánchez with his band Migration in Sète (France) and I was kind of surprised about the way he had to hold the sticks, his fulcrum was really near the middle of the sticks!

@NeilRaouf Год назад

Antonio is serious drumming

@elee9056 Год назад

as someone who went through an architecture school…. whiplash triggered me so hard.

@JigsHidalgoMusic Год назад

as a drummer and a fellow architecture school survivor, i agree 😂

@mkk3a Год назад

I don't play any instrument, I just enjoy listening to music (rock/metal) and I had no idea who Antonio Sánchez is but I enjoyed this episode so much. He explained everything so well and provided a lot of new information. He also wasn't only like "either 1 or 10" but gave a lot of notes in between.

@alisaiterkan Год назад

Oh my... I wonder how many people realize who Antonio Sanchez is or what he is capable of doing. Even if you are mildly curious, please look him up. "Antonio Sanchez Independence Latin Jazz Drum Lesson" is a good start. And what he calls "extreme independence" is absolutely crazy.

@daniell.raharitahiana5727 Год назад

Sanchez singlehandedly changed my whole view on independence. Having around 18 years of drumming experience, I am comfortable in saying I have great control over my limbs and can coordinate them in fairly complex ways. However, to call that independence is an overstatement, especially when compared to what this man and other fantastic drummers can achieve. Maybe it'll be another 18 years until I can say I have limb independence! So glad there are so many amazing musicians to keep learning from

@Unicorns8myPoo Год назад

One of the most regarded guys playing today. Love his absolute lack of ego for how insanely talented he is

@wyrlismike Год назад

He appears to have a bit of ego to me! Not like a horrible guy or anything but he is projecting there a bit

@dumuniz Год назад

He’s my hero! I fail miserably when trying to play some of his songs 😂

@jaycuthbert245 Год назад

"There goes your hero, watch him as he flows"

@advancewarstournamentseries Год назад

Continue tentando Eduardo!

@BmakinFilm Год назад

I have been a professional drummer for 40 years. One of the greatest jazz drumming movies that most people have never heard of (Frank Sinatra as the heroin using jazz drummer in The Man with The Golden Arm is an outrageously amazing film with Shelly Manne doing the ghost drumming for Sinatra; i am guessing many drummers have heard of this one… it’s a great film but on screen drumming is a bit less than:) is a British film starring Patrick McGoohan (The Prisoner) called All Night Long. I wonder if Sanchez ever saw that one? The film takes place over the course of one night in a swanky downtown London loft; the drummer (McGoohan) leads the house band and tries to lure the wife of a famous singer back to sing in his band using lies and deceit - This film was released in 1962! interracial marriage, pot smoking, violence and a jam session with Charlie Mingus and Dave Brubeck! Patrick spent months in the garage with a kit and does an amazing job. Allan Ganley tracked the actual drums. The ending is so haunting… professional drummers who have pursued their dream at the cost of personal relationships will get the chills watching this…

@ericsierra-franco7802 4 месяца назад

Antonio Sanchez is an amazing drummer and fine composer!

@skylinerunner1695 Год назад

Pity they didn't include Kevin Dillon as drummer John Densmore in The Doors (1991), Also his critique of the School of Rock scene didn't take into account that the Jack Black character was working with whatever drums they had in the classroom, and that he selected the cymbal to keep the music quiet to avoid detection from other members of staff.

@advancewarstournamentseries Год назад

I mean quiet because he told him to play really soft, cymbals can probably be the loudest instruments you hear (drums can be super loud when smacked but it's tiring to do that, while cymbals hit even with moderate force will generate an absurd amount of noise)

@KingNerdius Год назад

YA BABY! SCOTT PILGRIM VS THE WORLD!

@lecrapface5270 13 дней назад

Oh yeah?.....

@MrJoshDrums0490 Год назад

Antonio Sanchez is such an awesome dude

@MiscelaneaReview Год назад

Excelente explicación de Antonio Sánchez. ❤❤

@BarsOvun Год назад

I like relaxed, positive people. Oh and I damn loved Whiplash getting the beat!.

@dolenir Год назад

I wanted him to take a look at Metal Lords. The drummer in the movie learned how to play from scratch

@shalominthehome92 Год назад

"Drummer" is such an understatement for the title of this video lol. Antonio Sanchez is one of the greatest players in the world.

@claytonlevibrown Год назад

I appreciate this video and the artful comments made by dirty sanchez. His skill as a drummer is unmatched on the scene of art drumming in today's present audio culture. He's a nice guy and knows how to include the monetary value of other drummers for what the drummers themselves have set out to achieve. I appreciate knowing there are people who can be brilliant and still let the world be different. (edited added on: your shoulders, mr sanchez, appear to look as though you've been stuck in the same repetitious behavior on the drum set for enough years that the imbalance there is clear to me. Good luck with your future endeavors with whatever genre of music styles you choose to play on the drum set.)

@ladeecewashuruhm6163 Год назад

All of my friend in music collage hates Whiplash. It's the same feeling when a soldier watching Hurt Locker.

@marcblum5348 Год назад

Hollywood gets so much wrong about music. When I watched the trailer of the recent Queen-movie, I immediately knew I'm never going to watch it. Too much unrealistic dramatized crap. A photographer reported in an interview on Queen "Had a photo shooting with them for a new release. They were pretty boring, just doing their job professionally and efficiently. No rock star crap attitude at all. They were just a (from a business perspective) hard working band."

@butchjohnson9736 Год назад

@@marcblum5348 Bohemian Rhapsody is not a good movie by any means, it just works because people like the Queen music.

@Longbajubi Год назад

As a drummer, Whiplash always gives me trauma in terms of conducting a drummer.

@tscoffey1 11 месяцев назад

They used only a snare and cymbal because Antonio was demonstrating how to hold sticks, plus the ride cymbal patterns. It made the up close camera work easier to do.

@christopherchadwick2659 11 месяцев назад

4:00 The scene in Whiplash may not be of the highest technical quality, but that's intentional. The focus of that scene is not technical prowess, but rather on portraying the character's ambition and tenacity, and the intense pressure exerted by the tyrannical teacher.