Hey Chris,
Try hitting the "reload" or "refresh" button; it should work then.
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Hey Chris,
Try hitting the "reload" or "refresh" button; it should work then.
video worked for me also...very nice tom! i hope to you guys soon at martyrs. i'm definitly looking forward to the new 'Kick the Cat' record [img]tongue.gif[/img]
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Ha! No, definitely not (though it'd still sound great!) [img]cool.gif[/img] The first ride you hear (behind the accordian solo) is a K Custom Flat ride. I have an 18" and a 20"; I think this one was the 20". The other...I really can't recall. It sounds like it was my 22" K Custom Dry Light.Quote:
Originally posted by CLWarunki:
Tom, the first clip worked for me... very cool eastern sounding jazz, I dug it. What ride cymbal did you use on this? Don't say "K Custom Medium Ride" [img]tongue.gif[/img]
Thanks dudes!
-Tom
Just great, Tom!
You are fab! I am so happy to
see you up and people recogniz-
ing the monster that you are!
Great video! Great playing!
Great drumkit! Great guy!
The great Tom Hipskind!
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<font color="#a62a2a" size="1">[ May 13, 2005 09:51 PM: Message edited by: peter c ]</font>
Slick playing Tom! Great technique.
Thanks for sharing the link. That video of the drum solo works fine for me. Nice playing!
Wicked, it worked... that was one of the best solos I've seen in a long time! I really liked your phrasing, technique and licks... reminded me of Dave DiCenso (hope you dig him!).
I have a question for you, how does the sabian hhx o-zone compare to the zildjian azuka?
Nice playing and power.
Thanks for the vid!
Thanks dudes!!!
Yeah, Chris, I've heard a lot about DiCenso and have heard some audio examples, but haven't really heard him let go. But, I do know how much everybody digs his playing, so thanks for the comparison!
The O-Zone and Azuka are both great. I love to use them in tandem; they really complement each other well. If you'll notice on the video, the Azuka is the one to the far left (and of course the O-Zone is to the far right), and it has a shorter, more staccato sound than the O-Zone. The O-Zone has an extremely dark tone like a typical China cymbal, but with a broader sustain like a crash cymbal. It makes a nice "double-crash", mixed in with another crash cymbal--really dark and organic! That's the sound I love to get from cymbals.
-Tom
Oh, and a quick "edit" here: the O-Zone is an 18".
<font color="#a62a2a" size="1">[ May 13, 2005 07:54 PM: Message edited by: Tom Hipskind ]</font>
Wow [img]eek.gif[/img] awesome playing Tom. Great phrasing, you make it look so effortless, the way you fly around thee kit. It's a lovely looking site too. Please let us know when you have more of the site uploaded.
Congrats. [img]graemlins/thumbs_up.gif[/img]