Jaska's double-bass !!

[The Child Of Bodom]

Can we honestly say that Jaska is double bass master ?
I personally think yes .. But nobody cares about it =( ( about the fact he is, not that I think he is)

 

[BodomiC]

since Im not a bass player I dont give a flying fuck he does his job in a band and thats most important

 

[Silver Incubus]

LOL he means the kick drums

 

[StratoxDeath]

He is.. he totally fucking is!

 

[KRrEeTaItRoErDuk]

yep he sure is

 

[Tut Ankh Amon]

he's pretty good @double bassing
but honestly, he's obviously not the MASTER of double bass
go listen to some meshuggah or stuff like that

 

[MagSec4]

Meshuggah?!
dude!

Listen to Fear Factory, Zyklon, or newer Dimmu Borgir
Those are double bass masters

And hell yeah, Jaska's drumming happens to be the first thing that drew me to Children of Bodom.
|,,/
He definitely deserves some praise, which I doubt he's had lately..

here's to Jaska

 

[charnee]

Jaska's very awesome at double bass playing...I wouldn't call him the master at it. but still, nonetheless very good

 

[Fenrir13]

His double bass is really good. I really like his technique. He doesn't only use it to blast all the time(though when he does it's like a machinegun), but he uses it for fills and such as well; which drummers seem to forget about sometimes.

 

[arch_enemy666]

i like daniel erlandson, but jaska is one bad mamma jamma

 

[Tut Ankh Amon]

oh
and i don't want anybody getting me wrong
i still luv jaska's style on bodom

 

[EagleFlyFree]

imo, yeah Silent Night Bodom Night is all out double bass, but at least not all the songs are like that, which makes the difference

 

[pallarandersvisa]

Jaska is good at drums, but hes not a master of anything. just someone to keep the tempo.

 

[Fenrir13]

I like drummers to mix it up; if EVERY song is all out double bass it can be boring, but hearing some(or more than some ) on an album is always good; especially when you watch 'em play it live. And let's face it; I am indeed a sucker for a good double bass riff. Like any instrument, diversity is the key. If someone only hit three chords on a guitar the whole time and did one solo, no matter how fast, it'd get old, too.

But yeah, Jaska is up there on my "top drummers I love listening to" list overall.

 

[MagSec4]

raymond herrera is better.

As a matter of fact, in my opinion, Raymond Herrera has always (and still is) THE master of the double kick.
I don't think anyone else has the control or the creativity that he has.

Unlike the other drummers that I rank up there, Raymond doesn't just blast away all the time, he comes up with all sorts of unique and creative riffing with his basses. Fear Factory is one of the only bands where, for the most part, the drums actually drive the music and ultimately shape the song as a whole.. the guitar is usually there to accompany Herrera.

Dude, I just recently saw a video with a nice shot of Herrera live at the last few seconds of the song 'Demanufacture' and it's fucking insane! He goes buckshit!
He's like a possessed Mexican drumming cyborg.

NP: Fear Factory - Zero Signal

 

[Silver Incubus]

I think pretty much all the drummers from DEATH are amazing especailly off of the later albums.

 

[Sympozium]

Honestly. No.

 

[SpiritCrusherX]

Every drummer Death had from Human on was unbelievable, but I don't know if they're necessarily the best double bassists around. But they do leave you in awe, and they are definitely some of the best all around drummers.

 

[†_Aragorth_†]

Meshuggah?!
dude!

Listen to Fear Factory, Zyklon, or newer Dimmu Borgir
Those are double bass masters

And hell yeah, Jaska's drumming happens to be the first thing that drew me to Children of Bodom.
|,,/
He definitely deserves some praise, which I doubt he's had lately..

here's to Jaska

agree on this. Jaska is fucking amazing double bass drummer, but listen to Nickolas Barker (ex Dimmu Borgir) or Derek Rhoddy (Hate Eternal, Nile)...those are called double bass masters!

 

[StratoxDeath]

^^ Fuck yes.