the dude exudes joy in playing. and he can flat out play like no other.
best drummer ever
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the dude exudes joy in playing. and he can flat out play like no other.
some brilliant stuff, dynamic endurance... love it
speaking of brilliant, young, but remarkable:
speaking of brilliant, young, but remarkable:
any links?
If it aint Keith Moon, fergit it. Oh, and/or H8r...just to keep the peace around here.
your name is nh dude, but your in vt. wtf?
They're pretty much the same thing.
the real H8R?
hmm... yeah....
the old bald dude was pretty badass, and has some amazing skill and knowledge of music in general... as long as your into that kind of music.
here is a video i watched about 20 times in a row:
the song he's covering is awful, it's only made listenable by adding his drumming, no exceptions.
it isn't the most technical or challenging drumming, but the sheer force he hits the damn heads with is ridiculous!
still awesome IMHO....
the old bald dude was pretty badass, and has some amazing skill and knowledge of music in general... as long as your into that kind of music.
here is a video i watched about 20 times in a row:
the song he's covering is awful, it's only made listenable by adding his drumming, no exceptions.
it isn't the most technical or challenging drumming, but the sheer force he hits the damn heads with is ridiculous!
still awesome IMHO....
i still think this guy is pretty good
http://www.ridemonkey.com/forums/showthread.php?t=198821
http://www.ridemonkey.com/forums/showthread.php?t=198821
awesome? for a second there I thought he had grown into a traditional grip
I'd hit it.
The drum.
The drum.
WOW, I started that video with my Buddy Rich trigger ready to be pulled, that was not what I was expecting. BMW+drum/horn/stand-up bass=awesome.
Thanks Timmay, you reminded me why I used to like music, seriously.
----guppy
go ahead pull the Buddy Rich trigger! I saw him play 2 times, and although I was young, I was blown away, and it was something I won't forget!WOW, I started that video with my Buddy Rich trigger ready to be pulled, that was not what I was expecting. BMW+drum/horn/stand-up bass=awesome.
Thanks Timmay, you reminded me why I used to like music, seriously.
----guppy
I would add a few like
Calaiuta
Roger Humphries
just to name a few!
I just can't ever say.... "THIS IS THE BEST" no matter what, I can't back myself into a corner like that! I think there are a lot of drummers out there that I look to for inspiration and all for different reasons!
he's playin' with his hands....give me a break.
you're gonna tell me that guy is a better drummer (technically-wise, and in TODAY'S world, not 1961), than the majority of drummers for metal bands? Dragonforce, Lamb of God, Darkest Hour, August Burns Red, God Forbid, Avenged Sevenfold?....I could go on and on....
you're gonna tell me that guy is a better drummer (technically-wise, and in TODAY'S world, not 1961), than the majority of drummers for metal bands? Dragonforce, Lamb of God, Darkest Hour, August Burns Red, God Forbid, Avenged Sevenfold?....I could go on and on....
Did you watch the whole thing?
This is one of my favorite younger drummers. I have seen them live a few times and he is amazing. Darren King.
Up beats to down beats and back and over again.
Yes - pretty amazing skills.
I'm a huge Buck Nelson fan:
You do not, can not, and will not get it.
Yes, he is. You fail at life (and music selection).
the roots' ?uestlove is one of the best drummers for hiphop/jazzy stuff. hes a great mc too
As a huge fan of most of the bands listed, I can assure you that you are, indeed, a moron.
As far as the "hands" comment.......watch the vid again.
Bass roll with single pedal > bass roll with double pedal and triggers.
praise be to allah you stopped while you were behind.
I'm going with Neal Pert.
Screw Neal Peart, that guy is responsible for me not getting as much tail as I could have in high school. (Too much time playing drums alone in the basement with "Moving Pictures" blasting through the headphones.)
:biggrin:
wow, someone correct me if i'm wrong, but did the guy with the "I <3 Harry Potter" title just tell ME i'm a moron?.... what are you, like 14? i mean, doing a bass roll with a single pedal is insane, don't get me wrong, but i doubt you had to bust out the 'moron' comment. and if you were truly a fan of any new metal, i don't think you'd disagree. maybe it's just me, but i find it hard to compare drumming in the 60's to anything from the past 2.5 decades. those should just be kept in seperate categories....it's a totally different genre.
geez i mean just because i don't have the same taste in 60's drummers doesn't really warrant being called a moron i think...or that 'i suck at life' for that matter. i'm almost positive, that with my reptuation, if i even hinted that someone else was a moron, or told someone they 'suck at life' i'd more than likely be punished severely. gotta love that.
guess i don't spend enough time on the computer to be accepted as 'cool' here. what a bummer!
i've got a pretty d@mn eclectic taste in music i believe, but very little of it, if any, involves anything from the 60's. maybe some Hank Williams or something but that'd be about it. did the Talking Heads put anything out in the 60's?
Transcend: aim high, little man, aim high.
EDIT: holy fark. listened to a little bit of Rush, but never paid much attention to their drummer, i had no idea he was a friggin' maniac. Neil Peart = Animal. 2:18 of
is rid-d@mn-diculous. the whole video was mind opening!
geez i mean just because i don't have the same taste in 60's drummers doesn't really warrant being called a moron i think...or that 'i suck at life' for that matter. i'm almost positive, that with my reptuation, if i even hinted that someone else was a moron, or told someone they 'suck at life' i'd more than likely be punished severely. gotta love that.
guess i don't spend enough time on the computer to be accepted as 'cool' here. what a bummer!
i've got a pretty d@mn eclectic taste in music i believe, but very little of it, if any, involves anything from the 60's. maybe some Hank Williams or something but that'd be about it. did the Talking Heads put anything out in the 60's?
Transcend: aim high, little man, aim high.
EDIT: holy fark. listened to a little bit of Rush, but never paid much attention to their drummer, i had no idea he was a friggin' maniac. Neil Peart = Animal. 2:18 of
As a drummer, I'm sure if I sat down with someone like Chris from Lamb of God and asked him, he would have mass amounts of respect for Joe Morello, as would any drummer on the fvcking planet.
Any drummer with half a brain would regard Morello as a master. Nothing less.
Some artists have talent and expertise that goes beyond genre.