Let’s Learn How to Play a Rock & Roll Rhythm
This is why live drummers will always have a gig:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPf0xad3J2w[/youtube]
This is why live drummers will always have a gig:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPf0xad3J2w[/youtube]
Aug 05, 2008 @ 09:49:10
This is wok and woll.
But in all seriousness… somebody get that man a drumset!
Aug 05, 2008 @ 14:45:08
Didn’t know it was actually that easy to play Wok & Woll…got to get me one of those babies!
Aug 06, 2008 @ 04:44:43
i put it up on the boards first! (under the video section)
Aug 06, 2008 @ 10:54:16
All jokes aside…
That guy has some serious finger control.
Aug 07, 2008 @ 11:23:39
I am, of course, a monster fan of the “turd beat”.
I know, I know, that was offal…
The guy does have great finger control and I’m happy to give him his props. He probably tears it up on the Bach and Chopin circuit. Heck, he might even do great things with some of Kieth Emerson’s stuff. I just wish that before he’d started a product demo (presumably for folks that would play “rock and roll”) with the phrase “rock and roll is easy”, someone would have played him Tool’s “10,000 days” or a similar collection of easy “Rock and Roll” drum work.
It’s also kind of a sore spot for me that a lot of the melody players have no problem playing synthed drums from a keyboard, but when you trigger a melodic instrument from a drum head eyebrows are raised and the “Caveman” at the back of the stage has overstepped…