GENE HOGLAN (DETHKLOK, DEATH, TESTAMENT) Breaks Down His Most Iconic Records | Metal Injection

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The Atomic Clock, Gene Hoglan, breaks down his most iconic albums through out his career. From Slayer, Strapping Young Lad, Testament to Dethklok, Dark Angel and more, follow along as Gene shares anecdotes, memories and never before heard stories behind the legendary albums that shaped the metal genre!
00:00 - Slayer
03:12 - Dark Angel - Darkness Descends
06:10 - Dark Angel - Time Does Not Heal
08:37 - Death - Individual Thought Patterns
14:23 - Death - Symbolic
19:00 - Strapping Young Lad - City
24:48 - Testament - Demonic
27:42 - Devin Townsend - Infinity
29:14 - SYL - Alien
30:28 - Opeth live stint
34:28 - Dethklok - The Dethalbum
38:34 - Mechanism - Inspired Horrific
39:35 - Dethklok - Dethalbum II & III
41:00 - Testament - Titans Of Creation
Produced / Filmed by: Frank Godla
Edited by: Nick Forkel
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@proboz Год назад

Well-spoken, chilled out, incredibly knowledgable and god tier metal drummer. Could listen to this man talk drums and music all day.

@mattryan6886 Год назад

100%

@voodstoc Год назад

I totally agree. He seems super cool. I've heard his drumming throughout the years and it's cool to hear him talk.

@dovkushnir7808 Год назад

Guy is the king. So glad I got to meet him around 2007 at a Misery Signals show. So happy to see him looking so healthy and happy, still!

@mattryan6886 Год назад

@@dovkushnir7808 the “Gene Slimmons” Nick name made me laugh!!!! I’m definitely going to look into those super foods he talks about and recommends.

@patrickgelder-ph5yd 7 месяцев назад

The drive on Mechanize is brutal.

@ChaosPootato Год назад

Gene and Devin writing Oh My Fucking God in 10 minutes while the KoRn guys listen at the door going 'wtf is going on in here..?' is my new favorite story

@austineittreim5085 Год назад

Gene seems like such a genuine and kind person but is the most metal drummer in the world. Sheesh, what a discography.

@Absolutely_puck_fakestine Год назад

Are you implying that he is human ?

@cassiusdio6048 Год назад

Spot on……

@JayA-hn9zz Год назад

Don't know if you are aware, but Gene has a live streaming channel on Twitch. He is such a cool and sincere guy, and you can communicate with him directly on his channel.

@despew4716 Год назад

Yeah makes me regret not speaking with him longer when he introduced me to chuck, Detriot thought patterns w/sacrifice and gorefest flawless

@BrutalWeenielml Год назад

Gene looking better than ever!

@jh5131 Год назад

He really is I'm glad for him hopefully he added years to his life losing weight and taking care of himself

@PProph Год назад

Was thinking the same, he looks so good these days, healthiest he's ever looked. So great to see for such a good dude.

@markwilken2492 Год назад

Saw him drumming for Strapping Young Lad for their ‘City’ tour. Scared the absolute shit outta me. Absolutely terrifyingly talented dude

@johnsnider2956 Год назад

Bro I saw him play with SYL and then fill in for opeth on the same night. Absolute beast!

@Chewsywoozy Год назад

I remember that tour

@zoltarwizdom6708 Год назад

@@johnsnider2956 wow that must’ve been great!

@rippindrummer666 Год назад

@@johnsnider2956 sounds of the underground 2005…that tour ruled

@Manolonation2 Год назад

I can listen to Uncle Gene talking about music and drums for hours. Always seems like the best dude ever!

@MaurizioMezzatesta Год назад

he's on twitch

@MaurizioMezzatesta Год назад

@Dinis Campos lol

@greglane334 Год назад

Gene's Strapping Young Lad work will always be my favourite thing he's done

@bodenlosedosenhose1590 Год назад

Such a laid back guy. Opeth be like "hey, we sent our drummer home for reasons, can you play?", and he's like "sure thing, lol".

@ekmad Год назад

Gene is just the best. I fucking love Strapping Young Lad precisely because it had some of the most groovy and brutal drums I'd ever heard. Skeksis is like metal drumming perfection

@Skkra Год назад

His SYL work is god tier

@spacegerm13 Год назад

That Dethklok album is a masterpiece, that's wild how quickly they wrote the songs 😆🖤🤘

@josephbaker4390 Год назад

Dude, after watching lots of interviews with Gene over the years, I finally understand what I'm hearing. He has a radio voice. Like, he could be reading the news on NPR and it would be excellent.

@turingmachine7905 Год назад

Hahahaha!!! Fresh Air With Gene Hoglan All Things Considered With Gene Hoglan Wait, Wait . . . Don’t Tell Me With Gene Hoglan

@nicholas6900 Год назад

He could probably do audiobooks.

@Crusader982 Год назад

Such a great comment. Morning Edition with Gene Hoglan (reminds me of Steve Inskeep).

@xpldngmn6192 Год назад

Go watch him on twitch once he starts streaming again. The way he speaks has more melody than me singing.

@CarlosRodriguez-bo4sx Год назад

@@turingmachine7905 ANYTHING with Gene Hoglan. Chew on this with Gene Hoglan

@swordfan1330 9 месяцев назад

Wow. Upbeat, funny, studious, polite, intelligent, positive, gracious, endlessly talented...there aren't enough adjectives to describe Gene Hoglan.

@SJgunguy24 Год назад

I got to meet Gene while touring with Death in 1993 in Santa Clara. Craig Locicero (forbidden) was playing in place of Andy LaRocque. Awesome show to say the least and seeing Gene do his thing with Chuck growling up front. A show that I'll never forget.

@efogg3 Год назад

OG here. That is sick! Forbidden is sick. Andy LaRocque with King Diamond is sick! Gene is sick! Dude! Wish I was there! \m/

@666Havers Год назад

cant believe they threw itp together in 3 weeks wtf

@ianrotten4453 Год назад

Gene, Dave and Gar are still to this day my Big 3. I was much more influenced as a guitar player listening to those drummers. I played the 6-string as if I was playing drums. God bless these guys!

@59thfsaviation79 Год назад

Symbolic is at the top of the list when it comes time list the greatest recorded drum performance in history. It's that good. Gene is epic. The second you hear him, you know who it is. I think his cymbal work is second to none. Just try and play it and hit all those accents.

@LG_7984 Год назад

100%. It's my fav album, and Gene's performance here is perfection.

@elfurreto Год назад

" Overactive Imagination " for myself but,.... anything with Chuck & Gene,...

@harryhirsch2677 Год назад

@@elfurreto fully agree. Individual Thoughts Patterns doesn't get enough love.

@daveprice5911 Год назад

@@harryhirsch2677 Hell Yeah. Nothing is everything is one of my all time favourite death tracks

@user-xz4wp4vp1y Месяц назад

Sean Reinert was a better drummer. Human is otherworldly

@Rome_Plows Год назад

Gene's drumming on Infinity is some of my favourite drumming of all time. So different for him, really adds to the ecstatic sound of the record

@isukatgeetar15 Год назад

Man I would pay thousands of dollars to see Gene play Skeksis in his 70s. That would be bad fucking ass!

@Hegder Год назад

Gene’s work with SYL is just the stuff of legend.

@MrRoman-lo6ih Год назад

I got to see Fear Factory for the first time ever when Gene was playing. I walked to him and ask him for his autograph. He looked at me and say...."you know we can be brothers"? I told him "it was my privilege, as a fan, for him to even think that? He made my experience memorable. Then I was 6"1 , 350lbs, long black hair. :)

@JeffBarberDigideus Год назад

When I had a radio show, I was lucky enough to interview Gene when SYL played on the Alien tour around 2004, and he was (and still is) the Nicest guy in the business bar none! its always a pleasure to hear him speak. he literally has so many stories he could tell and I have never heard him have a bad word to say about anyone....well.. He did call me a fat bastard at Bloodstock in 2010..., but look at that face.. how can you not love that punum?!

@derekwitt6948 Год назад

Man Gene is probably my favorite drummers, this is sweet hearing him talk about his legacy here. I honestly will say Demonic is hands down my favorite Testament album followed closely by The Gathering, I wish Testament would play Demonic songs live

@samuelkidwell6728 Год назад

Demonic is an odd choice for a favorite lol. Dave Lombardo was their drummer when I saw them a couple months back and they played at least 2 songs off the Gathering.

@godmachine12 Год назад

Some of the songs on ‘Demonic’ are fabulous, but I struggle to listen to that album because of the production quality.

@stroberdolb9183 Год назад

I listen to the song Hatreds Rise like once a month for all these years. Some of the other songs aren't as good, but that song really stands out. Slashing through the fight before him, dressed in the armor of the dead!

@frostyj29 Год назад

Brought a smile to my face when Gene praised how good Demonic was - it cops a lot of unfair hate I feel.

@SuperRoo_22 Год назад

"Demonic" is not my favourite Testament album, but the 1st one i ever heard of Testament's albums. "Demonic" will always hve a special place for me in that regard. "The Gathering" is easily my favourite & probably the best album they hve ever released. Just a classic from start to finish.

@Avliv_Satan Год назад

The ending to this video... That's EXACTLY why Gene is a living legend. Love this man.

@llongone2 Год назад

It's uncanny how many great albums, with different bands in different eras, Gene has played on. It's like he is a time traveler from the future who wanted to go back and play on his favorite metal albums. As a fan of Testament, Dark Angel, Death, and Devin...thank you for all the great songs!

@user-sh3vz3ol3j Год назад

First time listening to Gene actually talk and boy, did I NOT imagine him to be such a sweet gentleman!

@YesYouAreAbsolutelyCorrect Год назад

Gene talking about Gar. Genius on genius. This is just... heaven.

@michaelarciszewski345 Год назад

And hearing that they played on the same kit, too? Unreal!

@Seedthedrummer Год назад

So much love for Gene!! He is the Steve Gadd of metal drumming. His memory still blows me away. How does one remember all that? Completely forgot he played in Fear Factory. Thanks for This, thoroughly enjoyed it.

@FlynnApollo Год назад

Genes work on Galaktikon I and II are some of my favorite drumming moments in all of music. On My Way is an absolute beast of a track, and there’s even a play through version of it on RU-vid floating around. Don’t sleep on Galaktikon, its amazing and Gene makes it even more amazing with his drums.

@user-nq7po4nt7m 2 дня назад

That man changed my complete vision not only of the drumming world but of music in general. Needless to say, he's a great role model and inspiration for me.

@Hegder Год назад

Gene’s fill coming into the final chorus of All Hail the New Flesh (the one where it sounds like a kettle drum or something) is one of my favourite parts in all metal.

@Northman_Roams Год назад

City is a masterpiece.

@tylerjacobson8012 Год назад

All of genes work on those strapping records is the best parts of metal. The meeting of a guy who really understands drums and how they should fit in a song (devy) and a guy who can play anything and knows how to make extreme metal drumming dynamic (gene) has never been topped in metal imo. It was close when devy worked with dirk verbeuren on deconstruction, but dirks signature style comes out of that a lot where’s Gene just integrates perfectly with Devin. I want them to work together again really bad.

@danielssonsgarage Год назад

@@tylerjacobson8012 100%

@davehickok3367 Год назад

This is fascinating, not just his work, but the metal history he’s sharing. I would’ve loved to have seen him playing with Opeth.

@shaterproofblosm Год назад

Hey! You changed ma life with Strapping Young Lad :) All the very very best!

@RKDuskHaven Год назад

Damn, I don't know when Gene lost weight but the dude's looking good. Such an amazing drummer. Even though he's very renown he still feels overlooked for some reason when people talk about great drummers.

@sirennoir258 Год назад

He looks damn good wow

@BigStevie 9 месяцев назад

He lost over 100lbs!🔥

@user-op1mi1be6n 7 месяцев назад

Wow, wait a go gene!

@metalheadmnw Год назад

It might not be as significant to him, but Mechanize is the most significant thing to me that he ever played on.

@nellsonstout7001 Год назад

That one was my intro to Gene

@PaulKretz 8 месяцев назад

I'm being into metal for over 20 years at this point and *SYMBOLIC* has still absolute best sound production to me. Especially in drums department. So aerial, atmospheric, though strong and punchy... And those beats in Zero Tolerance, Perennial Quest (BTW I did guitar cover of it on 8-string on my channel), etc... Fantastic. One of the best drummers among persons and one of the best persons among drummers!

@vananderman6429 Год назад

The thought of seeing and hearing this humble man blasting away on the drums for the next 25 years, just fills me with pure happiness! Good for him he is living the lifestyle to achieve this. Go, Gene!

@johnbrennan8611 Год назад

36:57 And that's why he's the Atomic Clock. So much diversity of style yet all distinctively Gene. 🤘

@dpclerks09 Год назад

Gene is, funnily enough, a Death Metal Drummer that has seemingly been Divinely Guided throughout his life/career, if you know what I mean. Massive Respect, as always, to Gene Hoglan. A certified GOAT drummer, period. Also, speaking of the Human album, shoutout to Sean Reinert (RIP💔). Godspeed, and Goodwill. You are the only Drummer to bring me to tears 🙌 🙏 💗

@skafazzation666 3 месяца назад

The work you did on Symbolic is just legendary. I cannot overstate it.

@Taradhish Год назад

His love for Infinity make me very happy.

@ratthewbastard Год назад

I met Gene some ten years back. It's amazing how you listen to him play for years and you kinda start seeing him as some sort of a god or something, then you meet him and he's just an extremely talented, kind-hearted and humble dude. Also he was way bigger back then. Now he looks to be in the best shape of his life and that if something makes me happy. He'll probably keep going well into his nineties.

@gillesiachelini2082 Год назад

Can confirm. Met him sitting next to Devin Townsend before a SYL show during "City" aera and I was so stoked and the only thing I was able to say, was: "Hi Gene, hi devin, how are you doing?" and they were looking at me, completely open hearted (at least it felt like that) and were like "Good. Thank you. How are you?" but in a friendly way? And I wasn't prepared and didn't know what to say. LOL. Fanboy mode ON. 😀

@DrScott666 Год назад

Met him MULTIPLE times ALWAYS completely chill just wants hang out and smoke ALL the weed. Yours if you're holding ya know life is hard on the road.

@stoicavo6533 Год назад

First discovered him through Dethklok around 2009 and was instantly hooked. Met him briefly at a Testament show in 2012 and had just enough time to tell him how influential he was for me and talk a bit about Dethklok. I realized that him and I both come from a similar background, ambidextrous playing, leading double kick patterns with the left foot and being self taught learning everything by ear / air drumming. Everything he does is the definition serving the song and I owe my ability to play tastefully to him. Such an amazing dude and I'm glad to see him looking so good and healthy now.

@gordanlazinica Год назад

I'm kinda surprised that "Shitstorm" wasn't one of the hardest tracks to record. It's so insane that it's not playable live, at least I think so.

@billwallace1177 Год назад

Death's "Symbolic" record changed my life. It was such a musical drumming experience, I no longer needed most "Death Metal". I've been a big fan of Gene since that record, and I love the kind of guy he is in interviews. Very nice interview!

@Brunetto46 Год назад

I know he's not really happy with the Fear Factory guys but he should have spoken about Mechanize

@kevinblakemore6445 Год назад

You played in some of the best bands ever. Death is so incredible Rip Chuck

@junlee3515 Год назад

This video is about gene not chuck much as I like chuck I think you should praise gene in a video about him

@andrewkeen3129 Год назад

@@junlee3515 I think he was praising Gene's bands primarily and then just said RIP Chuck out of respect when bringing up Death.

@michaelmessina5341 Год назад

Time Does Not Heal is one of the greatest thrash albums of all time. Absolute riff perfection from start to finish.

@contracthit9839 Год назад

What a tragedy that Time does not heal is a obscure unknown masterpiece !

@phantomflame0658 7 месяцев назад

@@contracthit9839 Same with Time Heals Nothing by Crowbar!

@johnmcaulay5938 Год назад

Gene Hoglan is a great guy. I met him in Glasgow in 1989 when Dark Angel supported Nuclear Assault.

@henrywalton5967 Год назад

What a show that must of been, NA were at their absolute peak in 1989!

@CynicalSphere Год назад

@@henrywalton5967 Imagine seeing those 2 play together the year Leave Scars and Handle With Care came out, sheeesh

@jobrimar8291 Год назад

My dude! Saw them on that tour at Trent Poly, the Notts crowd were nuts & taking the piss, ‘who ate all the pies’ kinda shit and Gene fronted the whole place on the Mike, had us all laughing within seconds. Top bloke, true legend.

@johnmcaulay5938 Год назад

@@jobrimar8291 DAM we're good as well.

@genichirodiestwice4186 Год назад

Amazing to hear chuck's influence on the whole genre and helped gene finding and trying out new things in metal drumming that most iconic gene's albums were inspired by death albums

@Eris_Strife Год назад

Seriously, Gene was who I always wanted to be as a drummer growing up. I never wanted to be famous. Outside of the percussion and the speed/thrash/death metal world, not many people know the name Gene Hoglan, but in the industry he is a legend and is one of the most respected studio percussionists of all time. That was what I wanted, not to be famous, but to be a respected studio guy. Obviously my dream never panned out. I ended up joining the Navy pretty much just so I could survive and ended up doing 20 years. I never stopped playing, but it was just hobby I love and no longer a career goal. I have loved Gene since the 80's, but the joy I felt when Metalocolypse/Dethklok came out and I found that Brendan and Gene were the main song writers was huge (were the fuck is season 4 already)!

@Nadinetherescuehound 9 месяцев назад

1000 eyes is my favorite drum song of all time. Masterpiece.

@NickSwe Год назад

too bad he didn't end up in good terms with Fear Factory, Mechanize is a beast of a record and one of Hoglan's most intense performance.

@apoplexiamusic Год назад

I guess his interaction with them must have been pretty shitty for him to skip over such s good album

@Henry14arsenal2007 Год назад

Ikr, i was waiting for him to mention it too.

@PeterKnagge Год назад

In my humble opinion the topic of Fear Factory is a mess and even more controversial and divisive than for example Sepultura or Pantera or other bands you could name. As a young death metal drummer Raymond Herrera was one of my favourites and his drumming was such an pioneering integral iconic part of the Fear Factory sound, that could only later could be replicated by others. While Hoglan is probably the most legendary and greatest metal drummer ever and Mechanise is a good album with Hoglan being there personally it felt like something was missing and FF were jumping on the Hoglan bandwagon. Damn shame.

@Crowbar11115 Год назад

Agreed. I stopped buying FF music before the DigiMortal era...but the moment I heard Mechanize I bought it without question. It is an instant classic

@jayteesgear Год назад

Doesnt seem like many get along w those dudes

@smnvox109 Год назад

I’m so happy for his better health and he’s way slimmer. Uncle is an absolute monster of a talented musician and I am excited for his plans haha

@PaletusG Год назад

Great retrospective concept, keep ‘em coming !

@absatz5 Год назад

Love this format and hope there will be more!

@slickill5738 Год назад

ICON. This is one of the most interesting and greatest music interviews I've ever seen.

@viciousdope66 Год назад

This is GREAT!!! I’m really enjoying listening to Gene discuss the DNA of all these albums/bands, etc. Mr. Hoglan is a highly intelligent, articulate person who seems to be well-read and self-educated in “everything Music.” Thanks for doing this interview and giving it away to us for free!!!

@bobbymckenna8855 Год назад

Fantastic interview. Gene is the man! I could listen to him talk metal/drums all day.

@jclevenger7580 Год назад

Cool interview. I never knew much about Gene growing up because I didn't know about his early bands until I got older. Easily one of the best drummers in the top tier of talent. He seems like a chill and humble guy. Strapping Young Lad was first time I heard him back in 2005. He's killer!

@jfields343 Год назад

I met Gene on symbolic tour in Atlanta. He was so cool and the set was amazing. I loved dark angel. From earlier material he has always been one of my favorite drummers. I had no idea about all he had done up to present. Now I have to go listen to all the albums I didn't catch. This is one of the best interviews I've ever seen!

@DeanFennell-or1je 5 месяцев назад

Thanks Guys for putting this interview out. This is part of the yardstick our kids need to see!!

@billwell9266 Год назад

Gene is one of my favorites and it's great to see him looking happy and healthy! He and Devin were a deadly combo!

@DissonanceEngineer Год назад

Love you Gene, thanks for all you've done (and will continue to do well into your 70s, looking fantastic, does my heart good). Very much looking forward to the future!

@caseywatson4508 Год назад

Wow the Opeth story is incredible! What a great drummer and person.

@knotid Год назад

This is a crash course in the life of one of the most talented drummers ever. Great anecdotes, great person. It's a shame that he and Chuck Schuldiner were not as close as we desired but the material they did together, resonantes in our souls for ever!!!!!

@deenegron6328 Год назад

A great interview by Gene of some great music history, Well done 🤘😎🤘

@danielnaberhaus5337 Год назад

Alien was the first metal album I ever listened to. Its still to the gold standard for me. My go to album when I'm extremely pissed lol

@SuperRoo_22 Год назад

"Alien" is a great album but the SYL classic is "City". A really great album also if you are pissed off & hating the world. Also the 1st album I heard Gene on.

@redberg79 Год назад

Brilliant video. Thanks! 💪🏼

@djibridibili Год назад

such a great video, thank you, love hearing all of his tales

@muttonmark Год назад

Looking good, Gene! Such a soft spoken guy, was very happy that you worked with and toured with Testament. Probably not the most challenging material, but you and Steve fit so well. Nothing but the best for you in your future endeavors!

@Pericles777 Год назад

I'm so glad to hear him talk about the SYL stuff at length like this!

@EkhoProductions Год назад

As a drummer myself, Gene has been my absolute favorite every since Individual Thought Patterns came out. The way he incorporated the bells and splash's into his drum rolls just blew me away! I have followed his career pretty close every since. This video is a great piece of metal history. The guy is so personable! Thanks for this upload!

@craigstrickland1572 Год назад

A legend, watch him on Twitch most days Mon-Fri every week. Always a good time and killer stories.

@scottieskatan4219 27 дней назад

Symbolic is one of my favorite metal albums ever loved Gene's take on drumming, as a drummer myself love Gene all his work....

@kissarmythings Год назад

Wow, this was incredible. Gene Hoglan has always been one of my favorite drummers and it's great to hear him shed some light on these amazing projects. Speaking of, if you haven't heard the Mechanism album Horrific Inspired with him drumming, check it out!! Hall of the Gods especially; the drumming, riffing and vocals are off the hook \m/

@karlsavage7495 Год назад

I'm finding it hard to square this soft-spoken, erudite and thoroughly personable guy with the Gene I first clapped eyes on on the back cover of Leave Scars in 1989. To be fair, most of the band members looked pretty intimidating but I particularly remember thinking, of Gene, that I wouldn't have wanted to meet him down a dark alley! Couldn't have been more wrong in that assessment. What an an absolute gentleman and master of his craft he is. Just a top bloke. Thank you for this interview; the 45 minutes felt more like 5 in his company.

@cfbarrerap Год назад

Mr. Hoglan was the drummer on Old Man's Child Ill-Natured Spiritual Invasion, finest black metal drums ever. Gene is my drum hero!!

@drgrindxl Год назад

Yeah i love all OMC albums. :)

@turjeh Год назад

This was such a great watch!

@hellsing1983 8 месяцев назад

What a chill dude! Ultra talent, one of the best ever but very down to earth. Inspiring.

@InnerHacking Год назад

Legend! His creativity on the album Individual Thought Patterns from Death made it one of my favorite metal albums of all time!

@LivingBreathing Год назад

Gene is not how youd picture a guy who plays all the music he has written. Literally the most down to earth dude. Every interview you can get with him we're here for it.

@irtyash1147 Год назад

What a pleasure to listen to Gene talk metal history ,Horns up !

@nickentros Год назад

He’s looking in so much better shape than he used to!

@beandipcartography Год назад

The Metal Community is, indeed, fortunate to have the assistance of these Metal Warriors, as we join them in their quest for the Ultimate Metal.

@PeterSzymanski Год назад

What a great interview. He's such a cool guy. Can't wait for another project with him behind the kit. Maybe another Galaktikon? All the best to you Gene!

@DillanWeems Год назад

This was fantastic! Love Gene and would love to see vids like this with other legends 🤘🖤

@CarcPazu Год назад

I love how he speaks so naturally without an excessive amount of hums and youknows. He's very well spoken and tells stories without getting lost in details. The most interesting drummer that has ever lived.

@paulpv7 Год назад

Along with Mike Portnoy i think

@brandonc2859 Год назад

The Atomic Clock himself. Love his drumming! Thank yall!

@scottreynolds5455 Год назад

Thanks Gene. So great to hear you from the heart.

@richpeltier9519 Год назад

Thanks for all your hard work and dedication Gene. Been a fan of many of the bands you've worked with, starting out with Death Angel back in the 80's. 🤘🧙‍♂️🤘 Rich the Ancient Metal Beast

@DANTVSVERGIL Год назад

Man, I love this dude. I could listen to this dude talk about anything. I’m happy that I got into drumming because this guy.

@MultiMikey81 Год назад

This guys drumming ability taste and I.q is unparalleled ' great musician

@ConceptMachine Год назад

Chuck used tapes... I still do. Even for album recordings, sometimes, running things through an old tape deck, really ads that old school sound... Band mates though, thinks i'm mad when i bring my guitar riff tapes ;)

@miraband Год назад

Gene is NOVATOR, no less. 🔥And so passionate about his music. Glad I gotta see him live! Thanks for this video! Watched in one go. 👍

@420Ard Год назад

You're the best Gene, great stories! I'll be in the crowd deep into my 60's cheering you on! 😉💪

@Bultish 7 месяцев назад

Gene you gem! ❤ Thanks for sharing, greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪🤘

@nemesis100 Год назад

Gene is just one of a kind. I could listen to him forever. And so humble...

@shawnmichon6755 Год назад

gene looks amazing. cant wait to hear his next project.

@kennylanky1045 Год назад

Gene hoglan has to be my favorite drummer, I remember first hearing his drumming on the symbolic album. The way he played with the symbols and the double pedals, I really love his drumming. I hope one day I’ll be able to see him play live

@filsolano5465 Год назад

I have to watch this whole video again to write down all the titles , bands etc. of what Gene has been on. This guy is a walking drumming encyclopedia. Just WOW!!!!