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Re: favorite drummers, drum questions, phil » trouble

Posted by Ritch on March 21, 2002, at 1:10:40

In reply to favorite drummers, drum questions, phil, posted by trouble on March 20, 2002, at 19:00:38

> FAVES IN THIS ORDER
>
> X (totally unique)
> Nirvana
> Led Zeppelin
> The Fall
> Half Japanese
> Velvet Underground (see #1)
>
>
> just a few off the top of my head, I like two completely different styles, opposites almost, but don't know the technical description, basically one drummer sits, the other style i like the drummer usually stands, does this make sense?
>
> do you, yourself count when you play?
> what are "fills" and do they come naturally after a time or do you have to learn them?
> what's a metronome?
> we usually had ludwigs or pearls in the house, are they good brands? how much does a kit cost?
> can you tell right away if someone has what it takes to be a drummer?
>
>
> thanx,
> trouble

Hi trouble,

Just an instant thought-but have you seen that indie film "Troublesome Creek"? Just curious.
I can't remember very well the names of the great rock drummers, but I can think of some bands with prominent drummers I like:

The "standing drummers" are on machines, the "sitting drummers" are doing "analog-athletic" drumming..(am I wrong here?)

Rush (Neil Peart-I can remember the name..)
Nirvana (yes)
Led Zeppelin (yes)
Yes :-) (Bill Bruford?)
Chemical Brothers
Beck
The Police (Stewart)
Tool (I was "told" he uses two bass drum pedals)
The Clash

Mitch


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