here is some death metal drumming enjoy.....
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/391344/death_metal_drumming/
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/391344/death_metal_drumming/
Some extreme drumming
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The Heartbreak Kid
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That makes me glad I'm just a guitarist: no ridiculous physical standards to live up to, save wrist flexibility/speed. I still wish I could do that though. Honestly, sometimes the drums look like a hell of a lot more fun than any other instrument.
NecrosluG
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MasterOLightning
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http://youtube.com/watch?v=Gk82v1le8gg
Watch this video if you want to see some talent. He's very tight and comes up with alot of great grooves. This song in particular has a great build up too. Oh and do be a fag and listen to the first 30 seconds and say it sucks.
Watch this video if you want to see some talent. He's very tight and comes up with alot of great grooves. This song in particular has a great build up too. Oh and do be a fag and listen to the first 30 seconds and say it sucks.
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Yeah thats what I thought... The guy *IS* good, but it's quite bland. He needs to be more creative with his fills. And no, thats not to say that I could even be half as good.
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Satanstoenail
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The drumming in the original post is pretty good, but pretty standard death metal fare really.
Carter Beaford is a great drummer, it's a shame he plays in such a sucktastic band though.
As far as modern metal drummers go, my pick of the bunch is Chris Pennie. Check out this solo.
Carter Beaford is a great drummer, it's a shame he plays in such a sucktastic band though.
As far as modern metal drummers go, my pick of the bunch is Chris Pennie. Check out this solo.
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Sheila E, one of the best fucking drummers in the universe 
EDIT: for those of you who haven't seen it, I highly recommend seeing the Prince film "Sign O'The Times", in which Sheila E does one of the most amazing drum solos by a woman I've ever known of. She's damn a remarkable musician.
EDIT: for those of you who haven't seen it, I highly recommend seeing the Prince film "Sign O'The Times", in which Sheila E does one of the most amazing drum solos by a woman I've ever known of. She's damn a remarkable musician.
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I'm very interested in the style of drumming done by Pennie in the beginning of that video. I like the idea of the downbeat being completely hidden. This was sort of the goal of blastbeats, except that instead of there being no downbeat, every beat is the downbeat, eliminating its significance. That type of drumming could be quite integral to ambient forms of metal as blastbeats have been.
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That was sick. Why have I heard no bands employ this??? I'm emailing this vid to the drummer in my band ASAP.
Is the rest of Dillinger Escape Plan this good? I never bothered to check them out.
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Satanstoenail
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Yes, they're all crazy musicians. I saw them live last year, and they were absolutely mindblowing. Tight as fuck and insanely aggressive, I've never seen a band go so mental on stage and keep it all together.
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Definitely. It's the best display of their chaotic "math metal" formula, the rest don't really compare to it in terms of technicality. "Miss Machine" is good, but has more of a radio-friendly feel.
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