Definetely deserves much more credit. Chad was the first solid drummer in the band and did not only write all of Bleach but also most of Nevermind drumlines that Dave would later pick up
ive been saying time and time again...have a real "Nirvana" reunion.....Chad on drums....Krist on bass ...Pat on guitar...and Dave on guitar/vocals . that would be a dream come true !!!!
I'm so happy seeing Chad playing Nirvana songs! I mean let's face it even though he stayed only for 2 years. But for me Bleach era is the best Nirvana era. The punk attitude is always there.
The first three times I saw Nirvana live was with Chad and I will always have fond memories of that era of Nirvana. Thank you Chad for giving people a taste of what Nirvana was like with you on drums and remaining such a humble and down to earth guy!
And still a humble dude he is. Not at all bitter and just has a grateful attitude when interviewed about his tenure in the band and still gets his credit to this day. Good for him :)
That's not giving Chad his due. He was the drummer for NIRVANA's first album and some Nevermind songs. He got fired a year and a half before NIRVANA took over the world but he contributed a lot to NIRVANA's catalog.
He has a really good sense of melodic drumming (like Dave has also), but he's just not quite the machine that Dave is/was. His grooves sputter at times while Dave's are basically flawless and more aggressive/confident.
Thank you dude !!! Some fucking common sense in this comment section finally somebody who knows what they are talking about. This wanna be underground main stream haters should go actually watch grohl drum
Yeah thought the same. Grohls distinct for being tasteful, precise and hitting very hard, which isn’t all that easy. It’s a very unique style. Channing is fine but maybe more classic rock and not consistent overall.
I always thought Chad had a raw vibe. It almost sounded like he had very little bass in the drumming or Grohl had a better drum kit, I don't know if that makes sense. I'm not a musician but I guess Grohl sounded more refined for the mainstream audience. I prefer Chad.
@@andrepereira744 Nirvana released at least 4 singles, many demos with Chad Channing; In Bloom even have had its original video in 1990. Not to mention Lithium, Polly was a well known Nirvana song before Nevermind came out, they were generally performing it in the "electric" version already in 1989. Stay away was called Come and Play, etc... Breed was originally called Imodium, I think that I have even heard Drain you version from 1990 performed by a drummer from the Melvins...Smells like Teen Spirit was originally recorded (but I suspect they were testing that song and Lithium already with Chad too, but Kurt was not "pleased" with his performance). So that means that 1/2 of the tabs for drums in the whole Nevermind album could have been already written by Chad and not Dave Grohl.
@VendPrekmurec There are 13 songs on Nevermind,Chad wrote those 5 i mentioned,that are the same you mentioned also. So not even half,much less 3/4 of the songs. Dale from the Melvins wrote Drain you,(like you said) Dave wrote SLTS,Came as you are,Territorial Pissings,Lounge Act,On a Plain,Something in the way and Endless Nameless. Stay Away was called Pay to Play not Come and Play. I'm not on crack like you said
I met Chad years later after Nirvana when he was in the Methodists. Super nice guy. Excellent drummer. Definitely short thrifted by history. Rock on brother!
Such a bad ass groove from a time long ago... No one was writing shit like this back then. I was a nirvana kid since 1990.... Looking back I'm surprised they ever took off. Shows what originality really means. Take notes kids
I love the camera focusing on Chad. That is so cool to watch and HEAR him play. The kick drum flurries that he puts in the verses to "School" are so neat. I never heard Dave do that.
The guy is the only Nirvana member who still the very same after decades! It is as Neil Young says: rock n' roll is here to stay. Wrote most of the drums on Nevermind, a hidden member of the band.
When I see Chad or Dave playing drums, I can easily say Nirvana was going to succeed no matter who was playing. Different styles, but chad creations were brilliant as much as Dave playing!
Not really. He isn't very good. The problem with Nirvana songs being easy to play is that it attracts a lot of half-assed musicians who never bother to progress beyond a few barre chords and don't develop an ear for music. He's not a good drummer and was fired precisely for that reason.
@@suburbanindie He was a decent drummer imo. Kurt fired him cause his drumming just didn’t fit Kurt’s new vision of the band. Dave has even praised Chad’s drumming before, that’s pretty wild coming from Dave Grohl
@@Foxikaze right. He was pretty good, sometimes great even. But he'll always get a bad rep since he's always compared to the powerhouse that was grohl.
@@LucMusic_ SORRY but I beg to differ sir : Chad was responsible for the drums on the Bleach album and also at least 5 songs later featured on Nevermind not to mention some also featured in Incesticide WHERE you can listen to the underground RAW punk grunge sound of the REAL NIRVANA before the band BECAME mainstream pop friendly while recording the Nevermind album (even Kurt Cobain thought that they had sold out with Nevermind and SLTS to being successful money making machines)
I love Chad.... I love that he hasn't aged, and still can play the drums just like he did back in the day. But I do wonder, if the people at this show could even hear his drums? I'm not going to lie, it does look like he's a light hitter, and in a small room like that one video on With The Lights Out (Nirvana rehearsal at Krist's mothers house), it probably sounded great there, but if even.... I completely notice and get what Kurts beef back then was about Chad not hitting the drums hard enough. Still, Krist, Dave and Pat should get Chad on board for doing reunion shows - make Dave do the guitar or something.
Great to see these guys, sadly without Kurt off course, together reliving great times... I admire Krist and Chad so much, would love to meet them some time... Awesome people...
Should be in the rock and roll hall of fame... Also his band magnet men has an album out, they recorded at Tad Doyle's studio. You can hear it on their bandcamp.
I see people saying Dave was a better drummer and all that and let me say this: I think they are both good drummers in their own ways. Dave Grohl has this insane power on the drums no one else possessed and was more technically skilled, while Chad created drum parts that were simple and creative. My point being: I liked them both
Chad is my fave drummer for nirvana. I think his creativity on the drum parts are under appreciated. Ive been playing drums for a while, and it's really fun playing the patterns he came up with. Some are quite challenging.
@@justanotherguitarplayer9767 you got an issue with my profession and that's I'm a male? Bit dated huh? It's the 2020's! Bet you'd be okay me saving you or your families life though right? Fucking sexist idiot.
Poor chad, worked hard rehearsing, touring and recording with nirvana pre nevermind and was dropped. Then he had to watch nirvana become the biggest band in the world at the time and then among the greatest of all time.....still he is alive, healthy and happy, that's what is important one can guess.
Funny . But, He has not Evolved his drum since the last time. Frozen in time. Generaly, The drummers can't evolve without playing, However, Thats kewl , we enjoy, He is loyal,,, He support the vessel of Nirvana.
I think he's intentionally playing it close to the way he used to. And good for him. With some of his fills though, he has evolved - imo, anyway. People came to see *him* play - they want to hear the songs the way he used to play them. So I know what you mean, but I agree that's it's cool. That's how it should be.
dude that is awesome, doesn't get enough recognition. He helped Nirvana get known. I mean, c'mon, "Bleach " legendary Album with legendary songs and that guy was that drummer. But I always wondered what happened to him, I'm so glad to see him still jamming and hekk, dude looks great, still looks the same to me,,, rock on Chad
No, Kurt had plans to change his style into Noise Rock meets orchestral instruments, Sonic Youth-Daydream Nation meets REM-Automatic For The People with production by (I think) Scott Litt, and Michael Stipe. It would've been interesting at the very least
Seamonkey Abortion Hello Bud, Daydream Nation... is a fooking masterpiece, as is Sister and Goo! The next 2 LP’s were great... still are, but not quite as good, they run out of steam on the last few songs... IMOO! Adey
I will say Chad seems like an awesome person, and I’ve never seen him talking any shit about anybody, even though he was kicked out by Kurt because Kurt hated his drumming.
The technicality in his drumming was almost better than Dave’s in some ways. Dave as he puts is only a straight forward disco drummer besides hitting really hard and playing fast the beats are decently basic. Watching / listening to this gives me more respect for Chad Channing. Thanks for the upload wish there was more songs like this! Or is there more out there? Tbh I haven’t looked yet I just randomly found this video as it showed up in my feed.
Great version here, really sharp on the bass drum. Hes got really solid over the years and plays with more sure strength. The best version of this though was nirvana with dan Peters live in seattle and i can understand why they wanted dan peters so much.
@@nickfanzo Yep. You need to understand that playing tight does not necessarily imply being 100% on the click all the time. off-click is not autimatically sloppy or wonky. Being tight (same with so called "playing in the pocket" ) is something different, more of a feel. If you listen to albums that were recorded before the digital age/protool and all that stuff you'll notice that. Or albums that were made quick , with low budget (so was Nirvana's bleach, lots of other Punk stuff etc..). And of course in a lot of live situations: a band might be off the click, that's totally normal and human But they can still sound very tight as a unit without having that damn click in their in ears. The more precise a drummer can keep time by himself, the better of course. But it's no big news that being stuck to the click 100% creates a large amount of very boring, generic music.
![Nirvana - Come As You Are [Palasport, Modena 1994]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/b1o6HXewTzY/mqdefault.jpg)
Definetely deserves much more credit. Chad was the first solid drummer in the band and did not only write all of Bleach but also most of Nevermind drumlines that Dave would later pick up
"Chad was the first solid drummer in the band..."
Dale Crover: Do I even exist to you?
@@v4v819 true but then Dale Crover wasn't really ever a proper band member. he was a touring and fill in drummer mostly
@@TheInfamousLegend27 Part of the band's history, means part of the band!
@@TheInfamousLegend27 Exactly
well… dale crover formed the first band w/kurt called Fecal Matter and played drums and bass
ive been saying time and time again...have a real "Nirvana" reunion.....Chad on drums....Krist on bass ...Pat on guitar...and Dave on guitar/vocals . that would be a dream come true !!!!
Chad wouldn't be able to keep up on songs like Breed
Pat isn't a member. He was a touring guitarist and should stay that way.
Would never happen.
wrong. John McCauley in Kurts spot with Dave and Krist and Pat
@@rclc161 I thought AA Bondy from Verbena would be a good "Kurt"
I'm so happy seeing Chad playing Nirvana songs! I mean let's face it even though he stayed only for 2 years. But for me Bleach era is the best Nirvana era. The punk attitude is always there.
Bleach is the best for me too! Its the REAL NIRVANA!
Yeah. He represents that underground punk rock Nirvana era
and school is a kick ass tune
The first three times I saw Nirvana live was with Chad and I will always have fond memories of that era of Nirvana. Thank you Chad for giving people a taste of what Nirvana was like with you on drums and remaining such a humble and down to earth guy!
I like bleach my fav
And still a humble dude he is. Not at all bitter and just has a grateful attitude when interviewed about his tenure in the band and still gets his credit to this day. Good for him :)
The band still remained friends after he broke off from the band
did he just came out from a time chamber? He still looks like 1992
brogo ram or that ice capsule where captain America came from
foreal its called good genes, also I read stories about chad being the little pimp of the band taking all the females
@@station2604 beast and hes only 5'3
😁😁😁
😂
He's famous for almost being more famous.
he's the clone of Ozzy Osbourne
@@JYOVAchannel no, Chad is alive
Whut
@@OGGOAT23
He's famous for being that guy that got kicked out of Nirvana right before they blew up, which means he would have been MORE famous.
That's not giving Chad his due. He was the drummer for NIRVANA's first album and some Nevermind songs. He got fired a year and a half before NIRVANA took over the world but he contributed a lot to NIRVANA's catalog.
Chad still a great Drummer. He can easily plays nirvana today. And this dude does not aged.. damm
Wtf he still looks the same and the drumming is still the same
Johann Maaya he style is very easy but is very unique and good for the nirvana style
So you're saying if I hit this butter knife against this lid, I will be able to access the jar of pickles?
Initially, I honestly thought that this was a video from back in the day...
He's worse than Lars Ulrich.
I came here to say almost exactly the same, I'm actually pretty shocked he's struggling this much with songs from freakin' Bleach JFC!
He has a really good sense of melodic drumming (like Dave has also), but he's just not quite the machine that Dave is/was. His grooves sputter at times while Dave's are basically flawless and more aggressive/confident.
Thank you dude !!! Some fucking common sense in this comment section finally somebody who knows what they are talking about. This wanna be underground main stream haters should go actually watch grohl drum
Yeah thought the same. Grohls distinct for being tasteful, precise and hitting very hard, which isn’t all that easy. It’s a very unique style. Channing is fine but maybe more classic rock and not consistent overall.
I always thought Chad had a raw vibe. It almost sounded like he had very little bass in the drumming or Grohl had a better drum kit, I don't know if that makes sense. I'm not a musician but I guess Grohl sounded more refined for the mainstream audience. I prefer Chad.
He wrote more than 3/4 of songs for drums in Nevermind too! Not only Bleach!
No he didn't. In bloom,breed,lithium,polly( that are just those single crash hits) and stay away. So,not even half.
@@andrepereira744 Nirvana released at least 4 singles, many demos with Chad Channing; In Bloom even have had its original video in 1990. Not to mention Lithium, Polly was a well known Nirvana song before Nevermind came out, they were generally performing it in the "electric" version already in 1989. Stay away was called Come and Play, etc... Breed was originally called Imodium, I think that I have even heard Drain you version from 1990 performed by a drummer from the Melvins...Smells like Teen Spirit was originally recorded (but I suspect they were testing that song and Lithium already with Chad too, but Kurt was not "pleased" with his performance). So that means that 1/2 of the tabs for drums in the whole Nevermind album could have been already written by Chad and not Dave Grohl.
@VendPrekmurec There are 13 songs on Nevermind,Chad wrote those 5 i mentioned,that are the same you mentioned also. So not even half,much less 3/4 of the songs.
Dale from the Melvins wrote Drain you,(like you said)
Dave wrote SLTS,Came as you are,Territorial Pissings,Lounge Act,On a Plain,Something in the way and Endless Nameless.
Stay Away was called Pay to Play not Come and Play.
I'm not on crack like you said
VendPrekmurec pay to play
He didn't played All bleach songs... Dale cover played paper cuts, Floyd the barber and downer
I like Dave and all but, Chad Channing is an O.G.
He could use a double pedal. Dave always had to fake it with the floor tom.
@@Chris-yj2di I don't think Dave couldn't use it, btw using toms and one pedal is way harder than the double pedal
Chris He didn't had to fake it,he was capable of doing it with one pedal and floor tom.
Nirvana's music don't need no double bass,imo.
@@Chris-yj2di hahah he's the one faking it, with a double pedal
@@jumparmy7043 The fuck you talking about? Dave Grohl said himself that he 'fakes it' and even demonstrated it once. Look it up.
I love Chad's drumming. He is the Bleach sound imo.
it's amazing to see the guy, who kept himself as he was. even drumming is completely kept as same as it was
GREAT CHAD !!!!!!!
I met Chad years later after Nirvana when he was in the Methodists. Super nice guy. Excellent drummer. Definitely short thrifted by history. Rock on brother!
Bleach was my favorite Nirvana album and Chads playing made it so. Love seeing him play after all these years
I went to High School with Chad, really great guy and nice to see him having fun there....Chad was in to all sorts of music very open minded.
MAN YOU ARE SALLLLLLLLTTTTTTTYYYYYYYY... BETTER GET THAT CHECKED...
i see you on every nirvana video saying that you went with one of the members to high school
@cart 55 ***on this channel***
My all time favorite drummer and a close second Tommy Ramone
"school" is such a simple song, but still a favorite since 1989
So cool! Gave me chills
That was awesome...... The original Nirvana Drummer...
Chad Channing is one of my all time favorite drummers!!! So glad he played with these guys!
Amazing !!!! Tight drumming as powerful as in the 90s
These guy got THE LEGEND HIMSELF! I'd be pissing myself with so much happiness if I had Chad drumming in my band! Damn he's awesome :D
👌Chad Channing is King from Seattle, 80.years,Nirvana😃🥁🎸
Its so cool seeing Chad back in his element
That singer is spot on.
An alternative rocker never afraid to drop in a little double bass when necessary! Chad is awesome!
Such a bad ass groove from a time long ago... No one was writing shit like this back then. I was a nirvana kid since 1990.... Looking back I'm surprised they ever took off. Shows what originality really means. Take notes kids
Pow, que legal. Total respeito ao Chad. Marcou uma geração. Todos nós, fãs do Nirvana o amamos também (Sem dúvida) Viva o Nirvana!
Morrissey!
I love the camera focusing on Chad. That is so cool to watch and HEAR him play. The kick drum flurries that he puts in the verses to "School" are so neat. I never heard Dave do that.
For those asking, this is Bleach, a Nirvana tribute band.
Dude has not aged a day ... WTF ???
Ticonderous1 krist could be mistaken as his uncle or something
There is sooooo much creativity in his drumming!!!!!
He must be Soo happy. I'm glad he's playing having fun. Chad and Kurt were tight.
great to see chad playing......he was there from the getgo!
Es Genial tocando la bateria....toques precisos y exactos composición armónica creativa...the best drummer of Nirvana
The guy is the only Nirvana member who still the very same after decades!
It is as Neil Young says: rock n' roll is here to stay.
Wrote most of the drums on Nevermind, a hidden member of the band.
I just bought Bleach a few days ago, hearing these songs for the first time, loving it! Hey, here's Chad :) great tribute band.
That guy never gets old.
Looks exactly like he does at the Masquerade show in 1990.
When I see Chad or Dave playing drums, I can easily say Nirvana was going to succeed no matter who was playing. Different styles, but chad creations were brilliant as much as Dave playing!
criminally underrated
Not really. He isn't very good. The problem with Nirvana songs being easy to play is that it attracts a lot of half-assed musicians who never bother to progress beyond a few barre chords and don't develop an ear for music. He's not a good drummer and was fired precisely for that reason.
@@suburbanindie He was a decent drummer imo. Kurt fired him cause his drumming just didn’t fit Kurt’s new vision of the band. Dave has even praised Chad’s drumming before, that’s pretty wild coming from Dave Grohl
He isn’t and wasn’t that good
@@Foxikaze right. He was pretty good, sometimes great even. But he'll always get a bad rep since he's always compared to the powerhouse that was grohl.
@@brandonkim2410 True
Great drummer underrated
Solid enough drummer but Grohl was another level to anybody of that era.
Grohl is in the top five of all time.
@@nickfanzo give me a fucking break
@@rexross5189 I think he meant top 5 drummers of all time in grunge , is what I took from that
Chad plays The drums realy good 💯🎸🧍♂️❤️
i wonder if chad ever goes back and watches old nirvana videos with him in it
Flawless performance by Chad. WOW. I have a whole new respect for the man's talent.
Not really flawless. Some fills were pretty sloppy
What a badass drummer
he never gets old
Wow!!!! Its very exciting to see Chad Again YEAH!!! :D \M/
Wooww.. Chad still young still same long hair still old school drummer.. 🤘🏼😎
This makes me smile!!!
У Ченнинга своя игра красивая, свой стиль!!! Хороший ударник!!! Достойный!!! Владеет карданом, для старичков это космос а Ченнинг красава!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The REAL Nirvana drummer!
There's Nirvana from Bleach era and then post-Bleach Nirvana!
Sorry, but no.
One off many drummers of nirvana.
@@LucMusic_ SORRY but I beg to differ sir : Chad was responsible for the drums on the Bleach album and also at least 5 songs later featured on Nevermind not to mention some also featured in Incesticide WHERE you can listen to the underground RAW punk grunge sound of the REAL NIRVANA before the band BECAME mainstream pop friendly while recording the Nevermind album (even Kurt Cobain thought that they had sold out with Nevermind and SLTS to being successful money making machines)
@@filipematias5127 well said.
Dale Crover is also one of their biggest drummers and wrote a lot of parts, that doesn’t mean he is there real drummer.
he's so majestic
Its the hair
FUCKING LEGEND. Amazing creative drummer. Never got the credit he deserved.
Holy shit Chad is a good drummer. I'd only seen him drum before in the original In Bloom video. He was good there, but he is really good here.
man imagine if he played mr.moustache man,it’ll be so f4in good
I love Chad.... I love that he hasn't aged, and still can play the drums just like he did back in the day. But I do wonder, if the people at this show could even hear his drums? I'm not going to lie, it does look like he's a light hitter, and in a small room like that one video on With The Lights Out (Nirvana rehearsal at Krist's mothers house), it probably sounded great there, but if even.... I completely notice and get what Kurts beef back then was about Chad not hitting the drums hard enough. Still, Krist, Dave and Pat should get Chad on board for doing reunion shows - make Dave do the guitar or something.
It’s not how hard you hit, it’s how you mic the drums
My favourite drummer🥁
Chad was the Pete Best from 90's
For Nevermind 30th anniversary Dave should make a Nirvana Reunion with him and Pat Smear at guitars, Krist at bass and Chad Channing at drums.
Very good jazz influence drummer. Very good
Great to see these guys, sadly without Kurt off course, together reliving great times... I admire Krist and Chad so much, would love to meet them some time... Awesome people...
It was awesome the see the legend himself with my own eye!
Should be in the rock and roll hall of fame...
Also his band magnet men has an album out, they recorded at Tad Doyle's studio. You can hear it on their bandcamp.
That kick drum!
Curts voice is so beautiful love this song i can listen to it all day long 🎸🎸🎸❤️❤️🧍♂️🧍♂️🧍♂️
besT Nirvana drummer
I see people saying Dave was a better drummer and all that and let me say this: I think they are both good drummers in their own ways. Dave Grohl has this insane power on the drums no one else possessed and was more technically skilled, while Chad created drum parts that were simple and creative. My point being: I liked them both
Real drummer of nirvana.
Chad is my fave drummer for nirvana. I think his creativity on the drum parts are under appreciated. Ive been playing drums for a while, and it's really fun playing the patterns he came up with. Some are quite challenging.
Dario Wirtha stop trying to be cool.
@@malenurse35 Says the male nurse 😂
@@justanotherguitarplayer9767 you got an issue with my profession and that's I'm a male? Bit dated huh? It's the 2020's! Bet you'd be okay me saving you or your families life though right? Fucking sexist idiot.
Let's bring Nirvana back with Dave doing kurt voice and chad playing dave drums ... That's a fucking WILD idea
I think Kurt would approve of his drumming that night. Dude was on fire!
I remember that day Dave Grohl said when he listening to You Know You’re Right, it is hard to him to listen to
Poor chad, worked hard rehearsing, touring and recording with nirvana pre nevermind and was dropped. Then he had to watch nirvana become the biggest band in the world at the time and then among the greatest of all time.....still he is alive, healthy and happy, that's what is important one can guess.
Funny . But, He has not Evolved his drum since the last time. Frozen in time. Generaly, The drummers can't evolve without playing, However, Thats kewl , we enjoy, He is loyal,,, He support the vessel of Nirvana.
Mithra Charon the thing is that he’s been focused on other stuff...
I imagine this me too. A man who played with Nirvana is probably inspired by many project. :)
He has played guitar since his departure from Nirvana
You do realize that he wrote these drum lines when he was a teenager, right? A drummer doesn't change the drum lines every time they play a song.
I think he's intentionally playing it close to the way he used to. And good for him. With some of his fills though, he has evolved - imo, anyway.
People came to see *him* play - they want to hear the songs the way he used to play them.
So I know what you mean, but I agree that's it's cool. That's how it should be.
His drumming sounded better than when he was with Nirvana.
Love this song Curts voice is one of a kind 🧍♂️🎸🎸🎸💯❤️
Chad's great on the drums. Nirvana sounded so good with that double pedal action.
Always just in front of and behind the beat at the same time. Sloppy perfection!
no wonder he got replaced... god just go listen to school at reading '92 and feel the HUGE change of power and energy
dude that is awesome, doesn't get enough recognition. He helped Nirvana get known. I mean, c'mon, "Bleach "
legendary Album with legendary songs and that guy was that drummer. But I always wondered what happened to him, I'm so glad to see him still jamming and hekk, dude looks great, still looks the same to me,,, rock on Chad
Muito Bom ☆ Chad Channing é o cara!!!! 🤘
awesome mr. chad...4ever young
Imagine if kurt still alive :(
That'd something.
We'd all be saying, "That new Nirvana album is just alright."
No, Kurt had plans to change his style into Noise Rock meets orchestral instruments, Sonic Youth-Daydream Nation meets REM-Automatic For The People with production by (I think) Scott Litt, and Michael Stipe. It would've been interesting at the very least
Seamonkey Abortion Hello Bud,
Daydream Nation... is a fooking masterpiece, as is Sister and Goo! The next 2 LP’s were great... still are, but not quite as good, they run out of steam on the last few songs...
IMOO!
Adey
i cried n still do rip kurt
I will say Chad seems like an awesome person, and I’ve never seen him talking any shit about anybody, even though he was kicked out by Kurt because Kurt hated his drumming.
No, he left because his play style wasn't good enough for Kurt, but he wasn't kicked out by kurt
@@goatoki2849 What's wild is that Grohl took the same sh-t from Kurt that Chad did. Kurt wanted a Dan Peters clone sooo badly.
@@goatoki2849 No.. Kurt and Krist fired him. Not really sure we’re you’re getting your information from, but it’s wrong?
The technicality in his drumming was almost better than Dave’s in some ways. Dave as he puts is only a straight forward disco drummer besides hitting really hard and playing fast the beats are decently basic. Watching / listening to this gives me more respect for Chad Channing. Thanks for the upload wish there was more songs like this! Or is there more out there? Tbh I haven’t looked yet I just randomly found this video as it showed up in my feed.
Great version here, really sharp on the bass drum. Hes got really solid over the years and plays with more sure strength. The best version of this though was nirvana with dan Peters live in seattle and i can understand why they wanted dan peters so much.
Chad is a fucking god
he's aliveeeeee!!!!
There's something really unique in his drumming that's hard to copy or to explain. It sounds like Chad Channing :-)
It’s called being sloppy lol
@@nickfanzo Nope, sounding sloppy is different. Maybe he's off-click but within his unique style he is tight.
@@dashwig he’s off time but tight? Whaaaaaa?
@@nickfanzo Yep. You need to understand that playing tight does not necessarily imply being 100% on the click all the time. off-click is not autimatically sloppy or wonky. Being tight (same with so called "playing in the pocket" ) is something different, more of a feel.
If you listen to albums that were recorded before the digital age/protool and all that stuff you'll notice that. Or albums that were made quick , with low budget (so was Nirvana's bleach, lots of other Punk stuff etc..).
And of course in a lot of live situations: a band might be off the click, that's totally normal and human
But they can still sound very tight as a unit without having that damn click in their in ears.
The more precise a drummer can keep time by himself, the better of course. But it's no big news that being stuck to the click 100% creates a large amount of very boring, generic music.
What the hell? Did he put himself in a freezer? He looks just the same!!!
Good to see Chad! He does look the same, except his eyebrows are bushier.
Супер!
bro he hasnt even aged wow
I love Chad! 🙂
best drummer ever in my opinion and bleach is one of my favorite albums i think they chose dave for his voice then kurt had regret about it later
They chose Dave because he was a better drummer. He didn't sing live on a lot of tracks -- that's why they brought in Pat Smear.
best drumer in nirvana