Drummers topic
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SixesAlltheway
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Now this looks hella fun to play. Love all the small fills he is throwing in there.
Didn't know where else to post this, thought it was cool:
Forostar
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@SixesAlltheway Do you know Textures? Not sure where to put them out here (progressive metal, metalcore, technical death metal and groove metal.)
Anyway, now I wanted to post this because of the drums. Stef Broks is so good. One of the best, to be honest. Check it out. @Lego thought you might like to watch this playing as well.
Enjoy!
Anyway, now I wanted to post this because of the drums. Stef Broks is so good. One of the best, to be honest. Check it out. @Lego thought you might like to watch this playing as well.
Enjoy!
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SixesAlltheway
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By name only really. I know that they are quite popular. Will check em out.
Forostar
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100 Greatest Drummers of All Time
Everyone has their own favourite drummers. Any particular names you're missing?
Often, these types of lists tend to focus on the most famous musicians rather than greatest, but to read some of these descriptions is fun nonetheless.
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/lists/100-greatest-drummers-of-all-time-20160331
I'm looking forward to a jazz drummer list, because now they only mentioned a few powerhouses of jazz, while there are more great ones (I was already wondering where Max Roach was):
Everyone has their own favourite drummers. Any particular names you're missing?
Often, these types of lists tend to focus on the most famous musicians rather than greatest, but to read some of these descriptions is fun nonetheless.
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/lists/100-greatest-drummers-of-all-time-20160331
I'm looking forward to a jazz drummer list, because now they only mentioned a few powerhouses of jazz, while there are more great ones (I was already wondering where Max Roach was):
SixesAlltheway
Ancient Mariner
Forostar
Ancient Mariner
@SixesAlltheway Danish drummers are the best! (together with some Dutch and Belgian ones 
)
Bastian Thusgaard:
"I have been a huge fan of The Arcane Order since their very first release “The Machinery Of Oblivion”. In my opinion one of the best playing bands out there.
Also drummer Morten Løwe Sørensen has always been one of my biggest influences (and continues to be) drumwise. I always wanted to practise on some of his drum parts but that is quite a lot to handle. Anyway I finally got the final push to do it after talking to guitarist Flemming Lund and this is the result.
Learning this song was lots of fun and I hope you will enjoy my video as much as I did making it."
Thusgaard is a student from Dirk Verbeuren who commented on the vid: "Simply perfect Bastian! You really killed it on this track. Congrats man!"
Verbeuren: "Another stunning job on this one Bastian! And man, congrats on playing with TAO! I really wish I could catch one of the shows. I know you're gonna rule!"
)Bastian Thusgaard:
"I have been a huge fan of The Arcane Order since their very first release “The Machinery Of Oblivion”. In my opinion one of the best playing bands out there.
Also drummer Morten Løwe Sørensen has always been one of my biggest influences (and continues to be) drumwise. I always wanted to practise on some of his drum parts but that is quite a lot to handle. Anyway I finally got the final push to do it after talking to guitarist Flemming Lund and this is the result.
Learning this song was lots of fun and I hope you will enjoy my video as much as I did making it."
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CriedWhenBrucieLeft
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I suppose this could just as easily have belonged in the Guns thread, but I'll just dump it here...
CriedWhenBrucieLeft
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Brain talking about how he totally adapted his style of drumming to fit Guns is actually quite interesting. It's clear that he didn't really fully understand or appreciate Rock drumming up until that point; and the whole experience taught him a lot, not just about drumming, but about producing & recording, etc. Of course he has some incredibly amusing anecdotes (about Bucket), which is why I was listening to him; but every time I hear him talk I find the drumming stuff really interesting too. Just because he's so honest about it I think.
Forostar
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Happy Birthday to John Bonham, who would have been 68 today, born on May 31, 1948. This is an interview Bonzo did with his pal, Billy Connolly on the British variety show, "Alright Now" back in 1980, which starts out with a clip of Moby Dick from the film, "The Song Remains The Same."
Here's a bit of Back story: John was quite shy, believe it or not, and after his pal Billy had convinced him to come on he show, John wanted to back out at the last moment, during the taping of the episode. Billy talked Bonzo into hanging in there, and this interview is the result of the compromise.
Here's a bit of Back story: John was quite shy, believe it or not, and after his pal Billy had convinced him to come on he show, John wanted to back out at the last moment, during the taping of the episode. Billy talked Bonzo into hanging in there, and this interview is the result of the compromise.
SixesAlltheway
Ancient Mariner
Not only is Meshuggah an awesome band...they also have Tomas Haake...
SixesAlltheway
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Some very old school drum cam recording all the way back from 1991. Sein Reinert performing with Death on the Human tour. Fucking legendary. and one of the best DM drummers of all time.
First 1:40 is intro ...
I believe that most of the set is actually on YouTube if you follow the links.
First 1:40 is intro ...
I believe that most of the set is actually on YouTube if you follow the links.
CriedWhenBrucieLeft
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That was... fucking incredible.
Niall Kielt
Ancient Mariner
There's not many things I can do as fast with one hand as he can do a snare role. Actually none. Well, maybe one. Some man for one man.