Death + Sean Reinert Drum Cam

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9 years ago

Dejan Djordjevic

When I heard this album for the first time back in "91, my first opinion was that they recorded Human with a rhitm machine...I was mad!Wondered myself is it possible...Why they done that...I am 41years old now, recently bumped on this uploads, and saw what?That man is realy rhytm machine...(sorry for my bad english)

10 years ago

Dani Haller

Huge!

10 years ago

Ian Roscoe

The timing and control exhibited here is phenomenal

10 years ago

Luke S.

They sound so fucking awesome!

10 years ago

Deimos and Jo

I miss these times....

10 years ago

David Beer

Sean, you brought groove and character to metal Drumming, Dude, much respect, you are an inspiration!

10 years ago

schlooonginator

WORLD"S MOST UNDER RATED DRUMMER!

10 years ago

schlooonginator

I know Gene Hogan is an awesome drummer and deserves all the recognition he gets but I actually think Sean's drumming on Human is even better yet no one really knows of him, sad. When this came out it blew me away with the speed an& aggression I liked with Steve Asheim of Deicide but far more complex.

10 years ago

hyperfort

Today some drummers play faster but are so boring. They do not have the consumed understanding of dynamics Sean has. 300bpm is cool but Mozart didn't care about being the fastest piano player. To this day Sean remains unequalled. I would love that statement to be false for the sake of hearing the next Human but reality shows it is not the case yet, despite hich quality bands around. This also may be due to the fact that there is no next Chuck yet.

10 years ago

Pootrifaction

The Grandfathers of Death metal, still gives me chills listening to this band, RIP Chuck, you are missed.

10 years ago

Shitty Crappy

360p shit video

10 years ago

tanya gonzalez

one of the best

10 years ago

Hernan Gonzales

Sean Reinert ladies and gentleman a machine with soul, he wasnt listening to metal when he recorded this, he was into Chick Corea and more jazz stuff, one of my 3 top hi tech metal drummers

10 years ago

schlooonginator

Damn, will never forget the first time I got this album, my first Death album which is a bit odd as I already had deicide, Morbid Angel, Entombed, Carcass, Cancer, Sadus etc etc...anyways, the DRUMMING! Drumming is big with me and was one of the main draws to more extreme metal than traditional Heavy metal. Drums are far more important with extreme metal as it truly sets the beat but this guy isn't just wicked fast AND precise on the kicks BUT can actually do some intricate stuff upstairs. Until this guy,I am not all that sure if that combination was that common, Lombardo, no doubt a fine drummer and at that time near his prime but Lombardo, despite being famous for his double kicks, had a different,less Death, and frankly much less constant driving double kick bass. Both excellent drummers but one who gets little credit.

10 years ago