In short, I listened to these records, mimicked what I heard and I became a drummer.
Check it out: Drumming influences: Flickr gallery
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Showing posts with label don caballero. Show all posts
Records that influenced my drumming
Some of the key albums that I was listening to that influenced my style as a drummer.
In short, I listened to these records, mimicked what I heard and I became a drummer.
Check it out: Drumming influences: Flickr gallery
In short, I listened to these records, mimicked what I heard and I became a drummer.
Check it out: Drumming influences: Flickr gallery
McG's favorite drummers circa 2005
Here are my five favorite drummers:
1. Damon Che (Don Caballero) - Utterly brilliant and extremely unique. Long over due for significant recognition.
2. Paul Bostaph (Slayer) - His drumming on the last three Slayer records is just fan-friggin-tastic.
3. Derrick Bostrom (Meat Puppets) - He's got a straightforward sensibility that is second to none. Check the beats on "Up on the Sun."
4. Grant Hart (Husker Du) - Whether it was thrash or punk-pop, I learned how to play drums listening to Grant Hart's manic presence.
5. Rey Washam (Big Boys, Rapeman) - Exceedingly skilled drummer with lots of finesse.
1. Damon Che (Don Caballero) - Utterly brilliant and extremely unique. Long over due for significant recognition.
2. Paul Bostaph (Slayer) - His drumming on the last three Slayer records is just fan-friggin-tastic.
3. Derrick Bostrom (Meat Puppets) - He's got a straightforward sensibility that is second to none. Check the beats on "Up on the Sun."
4. Grant Hart (Husker Du) - Whether it was thrash or punk-pop, I learned how to play drums listening to Grant Hart's manic presence.
5. Rey Washam (Big Boys, Rapeman) - Exceedingly skilled drummer with lots of finesse.
