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A display of chops is cool and everything, but I've never heard him lay down a groove that made me feel anything. I think that would be just as "inspirational"...
...also- thanks for sharing. It's cool to bring up different drummers for discussion/introduction like this...
<font color="#a62a2a" size="1">[ December 22, 2004 08:56 AM: Message edited by: cjbdrm ]</font>
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">No problem man! I find it interesting to find out everyone's opinions on different drummers whether good or bad.Quote:
...also- thanks for sharing. It's cool to bring up different drummers for discussion/introduction like this...
Dom does have quite a bit of knowledge.
He is also articulate and funny. I think
this is what affords him his stature.
I think it is in his best interest to move
in the direction of drums, as part of a
musical presentation, though. Only that
really defines a drummer in the final
analysis. It's clear.
His moving from the right-hand to left-
hand lead took courage, 'at our age'. LOL
I have to applaud him for that.
On the theatrics, I am not for them, un-
less I see everything else in its place.
The music has got to be there. That's
what he needs and maybe he will deliver
in the future, to everyone's surprise.
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<font color="#a62a2a" size="1">[ December 22, 2004 09:48 AM: Message edited by: peter c ]</font>
Does you critics are only about his playing or about the fact that he teach too technically or do you Also think that the thcenique he teach is bad too ?
Personally his book It's Your Move is The book who help me the much to understand hand technique [img]tongue.gif[/img]
Jim Chapin likes him. He even wrote a strange song about him, which Jim sings on and (obviously) plays the drums on.
here the link from his website:
dom song
does it get stranger than that?????
they do make a cute couple...
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thanks I'll be here all week...
DrummerDav!!!
That is too funny!! I think Bill Murry would be jealous listening to this tune. Because it would be perfect for a seedy Niagra Falls Inn, Piano Bar, I'm 70 years old and wearing a blue tux jacket with plad pants gig!!!
Poor guy.... I kinda feel sorry for him the way everyone is beating up on him. But it is kinda funny the theatrics he does!! And I never understood the million mile an hour Dbl Pedal thing?? What are these players trying to prove?? That like AC voltage, if the frequency is fast enough, it sounds like one steady note??
A funny bunch us drummer are eh??
-j
WecklsMechanic wrote<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">you're right, WecklsMechanic: it does seem straight out of a movie with bill murray or will ferrell.Quote:
DrummerDav!!!
That is too funny!! I think Bill Murry would be jealous listening to this tune. Because it would be perfect for a seedy Niagra Falls Inn, Piano Bar, I'm 70 years old and wearing a blue tux jacket with plad pants gig!!!
thing is, i really like jim chapin (i.e., i want him to be my grandpa and show me some technique while i sit on his lap), but that song was too much for me. sorry.
<font color="#a62a2a" size="1">[ December 22, 2004 07:11 PM: Message edited by: DrummerDav ]</font>
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">pure.Quote:
Originally posted by DrummerDav:
Jim Chapin likes him. He even wrote a strange song about him, which Jim sings on and (obviously) plays the drums on.
here the link from his website:
dom song
does it get stranger than that?????
internet.
gold.
STARRRRRRRR WARRRRRRSSS!!!