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New site? Maybe some day. 
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I really should've just said "ATTN: Everyone" because it's all really good. |
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dat nigga be wilin out on dem drums |
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god i love jazz drumming. |
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brb busting out my buddy rich vs max roach album. |
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ahhhh. true legends.
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Who you callin spook, peckerwood?! |
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rudiments.... PRACTICE EM! |
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bitches don't know bout my pataflafla |
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I eat, breath, and sleep rudiments.... this video gives me boner power. |
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I have never heard the name buddy rich before, but that guy makes it look fucking easy. |
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| Beat it spook, this don't concern you. |
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| I have never heard the name buddy rich before |
For some reason i think you might be serious.... you're not right? |
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| I have never heard the name buddy rich before |
Hah...that's like if I said I've never heard the name Richard D. James |
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no jon, that is not the same. It's like if you said you'd never heard of Frank Sinatra. |
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I am totally serious. I have been sheltered from the drumming world. Apparently voltage controlled filters and low frequency oscillators have controlled me for far too long. |
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Just tell me you don't play drums. |
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He did rudiments like he was born doing them. He used one drum in more ways than most drummers could use a whole set. |
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| no jon, that is not the same. It's like if you said you'd never heard of Frank Sinatra. |
haha..right
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| Trym? Frost? Kollias? All spooks. |
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| Just tell me you don't play drums. |
don't worry, he doesn't touch them, lol |
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a little interesting fact about buddy rich is that he was never able to read music. everything he ever played was improv. |
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really dude, look on youtube for Krupa, BR, Jo Jones, Max Roach...these guys are fathers of modern drumming. to this day there are only a handful of drummers (and musicians in general) in the world that can begin to reach their level. they all sold their souls to the will of satan to be the best drummers the world will ever see. |
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| a little interesting fact about buddy rich is that he was never able to read music. everything he ever played was improv. |
as drumming should be! |
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STAY AWAY FROM MY FILTERS AND ENVELOPES |
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my grandfather has willed his walk-in closet lifetime collection of big band, jazz, and swing records to me. he saw krupa and rich countless times when they were starting out. |
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| a little interesting fact about buddy rich is that he was never able to read music. everything he ever played was improv. |
Prove it. |
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lol, i'm sure he could read it, hell i can read it, but i doubt he followed it or notated his performances. |
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plenty a great musicians never cared to read music. |
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| lol, i'm sure he could read it, hell i can read it, but i doubt he followed it or notated his performances. |
If you're playing with big bands all the time like he did, the chances that he didn't read (or couldn't as Garret says) ANY sheet music to get time changes is strange. I'm not saying it's downright impossible, but i've read a whole lot about him, and i've never heard that statement. |
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Agreed. When you're surrounded by musicians of that calibur you've got to at least know the basics. Given he's a percussionist though, I'd say the chances of him reading it as well as Gillespie or others, is quite slim. Jazz is more about the free flowing progression of theory anyway. Unless parts are specifically composed, they aren't reading music as it is mostly improv. Jazz is incredible to watch, especially of you catch the same wave as the people playing the music. |
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| Agreed. When you're surrounded by musicians of that calibur you've got to at least know the basics. Given he's a percussionist though, I'd say the chances of him reading it as well as Gillespie or others, is quite slim. Jazz is more about the free flowing progression of theory anyway. Unless parts are specifically composed, they aren't reading music as it is mostly improv. Jazz is incredible to watch, especially of you catch the same wave as the people playing the music. |
How you play within the beat in jazz can indeed be very freeform. But.... whether or not you can play within the beat without reading music, you still need to be able to read music to know where the meter changes are. And yes, those are organized within even jazz compositions. |
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Let's do some dmt freeform jazz. |
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i highly doubt id be able to play any instrument on dmt but if you wanna give me some and then physically put me behind a drum kit, im game to try |
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completely unrelated to this thread, but "i'm thinkin' slarbys" just made me literally LOL |
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| i highly doubt id be able to play any instrument on dmt but if you wanna give me some and then physically put me behind a drum kit, im game to try |
i've played drums on DMT. At least the Ayahuasca tea form... it WOULD be totally impossible if you smoked the freebase form... you can't even brush your teeth if you freebase it. |
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All I know is that I've read on a couple of occasions that brich never learned how to read music(ie:triplets 16th notes etc etc) |
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All I know is that I've read on a couple occasions that brich never learned how to read music and rudiments. |
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all I know is you double posted but didn't double posted but didn't double post |
 
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