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Let me be the first to say thanks Steve. The nine is a cool lick, Like the "blusda" that I can use as a weapon of mass destruction. Ok, ok.... It just sounds cool. How great is this forum. I do a lot of jobbing gigs and rarely get to work out with other drummers and Steve has once again given us something else that is the shiznite.....
Just remember, 'don't hurt anyone with it, it's not a toy!' LOL.
Nice one steve, thanks for the lesson.
Once again...Thanks Steve for another great lesson. [img]biggrin.gif[/img] [img]graemlins/thumbs_up.gif[/img]
Ya, thanks a bunch for the lesson. [img]graemlins/thumbs_up.gif[/img] [img]graemlins/thumbs_up.gif[/img]
Yeah thanks so much. I really dont get the oppurtunity to meet people who can show me these things.... man Hilo (middle of nowhere in Hawaii) kinda sucks.
wicked lick, thanks for the break-down!
is that the dunnett ti snare in the video?
It is the Dunnet, yes.
Glad you guys like the vid. [img]biggrin.gif[/img]
Man.... listen to that wide-open drum sound!
C'mon Steve... don't you remember the days when you would get in trouble for not dampening those things?
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Very nice of you Steve!
One thing that strikes me each time is how much you OWN your stuff!!
Never orchestrated the 9 this way with cymbals and stuff. Cool.
Some more shedding in the works...
Steve, you do an excellent job on communicating the execution of the various drum licks (the nine, etc). I like the way you will play a lick up to speed and then break it down so that we can really learn how to do the sticking and execution. Just want you to know that I appreciate the time you take to make yourself available. And I laugh out loud everytime I hear you conclude "...it's not a toy." LOL Thanks, Steve.