Bobby Jarzombek - 'In The Studio' Part 3 - ARCH/MATHEOS

[PAROXH]

BRAVO!GREECE



[glezzery62]

The latin/Clave flavored part from 1:35 to 1:50 is extra cool.

[glezzery62]

I keep hearing Neil Peart as the primary influence for Jarzombek. I hear a little Peart everywhere, but with wicked double bass technique.

[isfahani]

@glezzery62: I hear a little Peart, but lots of Zonder. It's like the next level up tho.

[isfahani]

lovely fill from 4:09 to 4:15. I salute you, sir!

[glezzery62]

@isfahani Hell Yeah.

[nibowill]

4:00 i love that part

[HollywoodWags]

I bought the recording based on seeing these videos. Amazing drumming Bobby.

[powerbass11]

this guy would have made dream theater actually sound....interesting

this is better anyway

this deserves some serious recognition!

[MrDrmorbid]

Not only is this guy amazing, he doesn't act arrogant like many of these other "rock stars". Hope to see you playing on the road!

[hemantalimbu]

Just amazing.

[DRUMPROGRESS]

is like spiral architect¡¡

[Q2W3e4r5tss]

@DRUMPROGRESS Thats true, but guess who inspired them in the first place? When I first heard Neurotically Wired my first thought was: Has Jim and John been listening to spiral architect?!! LOVE the lyrics on that song.

[TrueNorth2112]

Interesting how lightly he hits his hats. I imagine he does it to eliminate bleed into the snare mic.

[Tellalca]

A great reference to learn and improve open handed drumming. Download and slow down the video. Copy what he does exactly.

[EBBadd1]

I'm glad Bobby didn't go into Dream Theater because he might not have been the drummer for Arch/Matheos and this awesome music may not have been so awesome with somebody else.This whole album is fantastic to say the least and That metal show will never have it up as pick of the week,seems political.

[powerbass11]

perhaps one of the if not the best hard prog rock album (ever)

[antonio610]

Why the hell didn't Dream Theater at least call this guy to audition?

[1978koch]

please donate money for ear treatment and give some love to the guy who disliked this...

[MRkofteburger]

best metal drummer

[CenkutU]

He's absolutely no show-off...almost like kind of a drum savant

[ranierypontes]

Does anyone have clues about how many days Bobby had to record all these songs ?

[ranierypontes]

@ranierypontes I´ve found my answer in SickDrummer magazine website.

Only 3 days, damned!

[radiskull1973]

The one moron who disliked this was looking for a Justin Bieber drum video!

[Tellalca]

I've seen a lot of metal drumming clips on internet for five years and these series from Bobby are absolutely the most fucking amazing ones.

Perfect technique, great musiquality and a very metal face ! Great job Bobby, I love you.

[ZoloDrummer]

bez komentarza,slowa sa zbyteczne!!!

very good :)

[deanerector]

Magnificent

[Jumbuang12]

Bobby is a God! Paiste Reflector Series for the win

[jjpl2001email]

!! WHY? WHY!? I cant play like that... ... oh yeah!! I forgot I am mortal

[hadninetails]

alright, who is the one idiot who disliked this ?

[MrSpunkpump]

@hadninetails  there's always one dumb ass in every crowd.

[EternalServantJPN]

@hadninetails It must be Lars, dude.

[tenochcasiempre]

@EternalServantJPN Funny as hell!!!

[abadonslipknot]

@hadninetails beliebers.. always is a belieber!

[SkataKPonos]

@hadninetails Now he brought a friend....

[Waclawable]

9:26 incredible!

[HoiYant]

2:37 - 2:56 Blows my mind every time I hear or see it.

[23mickymoo]

@HoiYant i agree, but I just decide about that syncopated bell part. It "almost" feels too outside to complement the part, but at the same time, the shear awesomeness of its awkward feel stands strong alone. Still amazing overall regardless, but I wonder if avoiding that craziness would've made for a stronger part in total

[RIIR1]

Wow! Awesome drumming!!

[eightcircles]

awesome sounding cymbals!

[Scorpiuszeroone]

Awesome work Bobby!

[DangerousDrummerDado]

You never fail to amaze me :)

[FlaGator15]

Amazing!

[JBustacara]

Way to go Bobby!