Helloween - Eagle Fly Free (Ingo Schwichtenberg) 1989 Live in Japan 

Actually so called power metal has more in common with speed metal drumming and fusion jazz drumming. But different styles are needed at different times, and their were guys around that did this style of drumming that probably influenced ingo as well such as Stefan Kaufman the drummer for accept used that style of drumming on songs like breaker especially playing that song live and the song fast as a shark, and les binks who drummed for Judas priest in the late 1970s, and was fusion jazzed trained, and like ingo and Stefan was and still is a master at double bass drumming and tom fills, and who ingo stated was along with Phil Rudd of a.c. dc a huge influence on him when he first started drumming.

@@gabrielstern4992 Theres always that one guy.

@@SeandaleDingle yes or more sometimes.

@@gabrielstern4992 I know this comment is from over a year ago, but in spite of the length, thank you. It's very informative and, honestly I will probably use it as a sort of way to show how one can use drumming in various forms.

@@MegaMicah12 thank you I said what I said because partly because I think ingo is greatly underappreciated as a drummer most people say ohh it's power metal drumming or whatever but if you listen closely to ingos live performances and the albums he did with helloween including walls of Jericho you will notice he did other styles too, such as on the song gorger where he ventured into some thrash metal styles as well. Plus if you saw the tribute to ingo video you will notice even though ingo never did it on a studio recording ingo was doing blast beats with double bass drumming before anyone had even heard of the drummer from canable corpse the only other drummer who was doing that was Charlie benante of anthrax for the intro to among the living. Plus Dani loble helloweens current drummer talked about rehearsing for the drum battle and watching ingo play and barely bieng able to at first hear the audio. But was studying where ingo was placing his arms and trying it out and it sounding groovy and then when he could hear the audio discovering it was even more groovy. And ingo always had a great drum tone and used square toms. Something really rare these days. Most think ingo was just wild and energetic but if you listen closely he was incredibly technical too. And highly tight and accurate. Uli kusch ingos imediate replacement in helloween people say was more technical than ingo but I have to disagree. Ingo was just as good as uli if not better. And in the first tour helloween did with uli ride the sky was put back into the setist for the first time in around 6 years and uli like he did when he played with gamma ray really deviated in the drumming with trying to do thrash style grooves and in some parts underplaying and over double bassing to the point that after the master of the rings tour helloween for several years once again dropped that song and many other classics. Where ingo played that song and many others perfectly displaying his classic style of using double bass drums to keep up with the fast rhythm guitar parts while varying the toms and snare to match the vocals and melodies. In other words he played to the song not to show off how good he was and that's priceless

When you see Ingo, he was so young that I didn't realized that he was the father of Power Metal drumming

Fuck labels

Two genuis icons in one band must be great music, so it is/was

My thought as well! ;-)

don't forget Kai Hansen the Godfather of Power Metal \m/

​@@manahatizamorano8942 dont forget Weikath, the other father of power metal

No hablo taka taka

its a swinging and funky drumming school with loads of small nuancies and ghost notes that drummers dont play anymore...the only guy who can play like this is Uli Kusch and then maybe Terrana or someone with jazz rock school of drumming 😊

@@adrianciel2154 great comment

Don't forget The Rev he is played so energic and speed

mikkey dee, ingo, uli.. they are amazing

@@adrianciel2154 Yeah, Terrana is up there. Respect.

Hi Daniel, thx for your comment - watch out for more will come..

Ingo Schwichtenberg i have So much bootlegs audio/video 1985-1992 about helloween. I have a question about ingo. He performed in 1993? Thanks a lot for this drum cam video. I hope it would get viewed for million times

Actually it´s Ritchie Abdel-Nabi .Sorry for my mistake about being an indian guy.I dont think so. I was about about a Crimson Glory drums on my own. He is from Holland I think !

Noteinvito i know that guy thanx:) so he never performed in Live shows

@@ufukhocamatematikci_4295 Yes he did it for Helloween in the Japan shows 1993 chameleon tour.

Ingo was an incredible drummer! No doubt he was a great human being as well! RIP Ingo! You won't be forgotten!

Ha! I was the same age as you in 1987. I didn’t know about them until 1988. : (

Well said. I heard them first in 88 when I was 13 and never looked back. Still listen to them ALL the time. And like another commenter wrote "I get a lump in my throat every time I watch this". What a stellar performance. I wish I had that drumming energy. R.I.P. Ingo

me too

Ingo, tremendo y carismático batero de una de las bandas más grandes del heavymetal. Triste su partida, para pasar la tristeza te comparto a una gran banda chilena para que la disfrutes ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qQOGiacY1FA.html

He is the Dave Lombardo of Power Metal for sure

And I said "is" and not "was" because he IS alive in our hearts

First 4 albums

Ingo, tremendo y carismático batero de una de las bandas más grandes del heavymetal. Te comparto amigo a otro batero de una gran banda chilena para que la disfrutes ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qQOGiacY1FA.html

Michael du Bruyn I had the Keepers on repeat forever. I saw the I Want Out video on MTV Headbangers Ball and have been a lifelong fan.

Natasha Weikath Very much so.

Are you the sister of Michael?

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-r9ZgI-q64KE.html Helloween - Eagle fly free drum cover by Ami Kim

Sin duda alguna Ingo llegó a ser uno de los más grandes del heavymetal. Te comparto amigo a otro batero de una gran banda chilena: Aguila Negra, para que la disfrutes ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qQOGiacY1FA.html

Parabéns pelo seu desejo, finalmente, ter se realizado. Quando adolescente também tocava bateria e essa música estava na minha "wishlist" para aprender.

No one does it like him, nobody can handle so much energy. Ingo was a nuclear power plant

nessa data eu tinha dois dias ^^

Also one of the best in metal, father of power metal drummers

*CLIVE BURR.*