A drummer's POV.

JohnnyPHX

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This popped up in my YouTube feed. I think it offers a cool view for those of us who have never had the opportunity to sit behind a drum set. This guy covers a couple of Toto songs. Jeff Pocaro was probably one of the greatest drummers IMO.



Bonus video......Queen Radio Gaga

 
Listen to Cindy Blackman, who plays drums for her husband, Carlos Santana. She is 64 to his 78. I also think she is the drummer for the Monday Night Footbal theme intro. When we saw her in November, I thought she was in her early 30s.

I "played" the drums when my son took lesson years ago. It was part of the deal when we bought the Pearl drum set.
 
Our favorite is a drum duet featured in The Edgar Winter Groups’s Frankenstein. Edgar Winter himself is playing the timbales alongside his drummer. Starts at about the 2 minute mark.
 
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I'll see you and raise you In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida covered by Sina

There are a few really good videos out there showing Lars Ulrich from Metallica on their 1991-1992 tour where he and James Hetfield have a fun drum-off challenge. I got to see it live in Green Bay on November 12th, 1991.

You'll have to search for them if you want to see them, as I was unable to find a link that wasn't NSFW. :biggrin:
 
Remember the movie Whiplash? If you haven't seen it I highly recommend it. I was looking for the drum solo from the end of the movie. I stumbled across this video instead. Interesting commentary on the drum solo from the movie.

 
So here goes some thread drift. The guy I posted above who did the YouTube video on Whiplash post this video on how much he makes off the videos he post. He is very popular and it is shocking how much money he makes.

 
My nephew drumming:
 
Oh another great one from the drummers view.....who doesn't love this one?

 
This one is pretty hard to top. Saw him do this live, with the 360-degree drum set rotating on stage. In the middle of the solo Neil would toss the sticks up in the air and catch them like it was nothing. Freaking amazing. Made my skin crawl. Still sends a chill up my spine just thinking about it.
 
Wow. She's good! And I imagine she probably did it without the aid of all the, uh, pharmaceuticals that Iron Butterfly were on when recording the original.
 
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