Thanks man!! It's starting...................
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Thanks man!! It's starting...................
let me chime in here with a big THANK YOU. I'm going to increase the capacity of HOD and host this file for starters. It's a great clinic obviously, super-human technique and phrasing as always. Funny hearing Lang, and then something like this. So much more depth and musicallity.
I use the phrase ear-raping from time to time. After hearing these guys in the audience it almost sounds like a literal case. Funny stuff.
Hi Steve,
it's o.k. for you, to ignore other good drummers and give them not the respect, they should get.
We all need something, that keep us to the ground.
It's a natural process of getting older, that we all try to defend our past.
What a piece of pure gold.....the ogg file threw me for a bit though - atlthough I've ben able to listen to it via Winamp, but as yet have no idea how to convert it to a WMA or MPs format - any help is mucho appriciato as I'd like to commit this nugget to CD - any moreinfo???
Schreck wrote:<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">In saying that Vinnie's got more musicality and depth, Steve didn't show disrespect at all. He was merely stating a fact, and I totally agree with him. I saw a Thomas Lang Clinic in 2002 in Toronto and I was blown away in one dimension: technic, yet, left hungry musically. Wasn't left with any impressions inside. Just blown away the same way you're blown away after a roller-coaster ride (love that analogy, sorry).Quote:
it's o.k. for you, to ignore other good drummers and give them not the respect, they should get. ... It's a natural process of getting older, that we all try to defend our past.
When I saw Vinnie in 1998 at the Montreal Drum Fest, totally different experience. That event remains for me, by far, the best drum performance I've ever witnessed in my life. Talk about being left with an impression... Randy Waldman and Dave Carpenter performed alongside too.
[img]graemlins/music.gif[/img] ---> That's what it was all about.
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Hi, can you host the Tomas Lang clinic ( around 100 Mb ) one member here have but don't know where to host it ? [img]tongue.gif[/img]Quote:
Originally posted by Steve Holmes:
I'm going to increase the capacity of HOD and host this file for starters.
hi BeatHit
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In saying that Vinnie's got more musicality and depth, Steve didn't show disrespect at all. He was merely stating a fact,
and I totally agree with him.
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this is not a FACT.
you cannot state, that Vinnie got 123 inch musicality and thomas only 99 inch.
it's SUBJECTIVE.
and it's a kind of dicrespect, to say, original
"Funny hearing Lang, and then something like this. "
it's disrespecting in a way, that he thinks, it's FUNNY.
for me, it sounds like, that it's just ridiculous, to compare this two guys,
because VC is 231 % better than lang.
this kind of behaviour isn't able, to see and hear the facts WITHOUT any prejudice.
I repeat myself. I really want to know, WHY !
I'am not a fan of TL and I like VC in special situations very much.
I just cannot understand, WHY someone, who likes VC cannot accept and RESPECT other drummers,
especially this BRILLIANT performance by TL ?
Kurt...just re-read your earlier post about DbPoweramp....thanks for this - it seems to do the trick!!Ain't this comunity a great place??
Schreck, it appears English is not your first language. You may want to be careful when accusing someone of not showing respect. "It's funny" is just an expression, not to be taken literally. Do not be so quick to point fingers when you don't have a full grasp of the language please.
I respect Lang, he is an amazing drummer.
Kurt, Check your PM