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Thanks! That album has so many songs that are great to play on drums!

I think you might mean the hi-hat cymbals? I call it a bark, or as Chad Smith from the Red Hot Chili Peppers calls it, "pea soup"...which is an apt onomatopoeia.

Thank you very much! The only part of the song I try to play with any structure is the chorus. For all of the other snare drum rat-tat-tat bits, I just kind of go by feel and follow the melody/lyrics and mix and match things to fit the beat. I likely don't play it the same way twice, much like the Dead! The snare would've sounded a little smoother if I played it traditional-style, but I didn't in this recording. I play it both ways depending on my mood. Matched grip is superior, IMO, for moving around the set. Traditional grip shines on subtle snare drum work. It's a weak spot in my playing, but I've gotten better at it over the years.

Very much so! The Stones can get a little repetitive to me if I play a bunch of songs in a row, but I very much enjoy Charlie's playing! I enjoy Ringo also. People don't give him enough credit, but he was a lefty playing right-handed, and he came up with such great quirky fills that fit with the songs so well. They were each perfect drummers for their bands, IMO.

I do it wrong a lot of the time, l don't think I did in this song though, lol. Anyway, the trick is a quick recovery. Only drummers and bassists would likely hear, or care about, any initial screw up.

Perfect! I can see the analogy!

Thank you:) I don't really think so myself - mostly because in my head I kept talking myself into/out of doing rim clicks or playing the snare near the rim instead. Anyway, thanks again, and happy new year!

Thanks! Very nice and tight doubles on the bass drum from what I watched of your latest vid (the Cypress/BB mash up). I avoid my double pedal unless I'm playing Primus or Rush songs (I stopped playing metal/thrash a long time ago). As I get old, I play that stuff less often, so I really hardly use it anymore and just rely on my primary foot. Do you live in a place where acoustic drums aren't possible? I'm thankful, and it was a priority, that when I found a mostly permanent place to live the ability to play drums was a major factor in my decision. There are no volume knobs on acoustic drums, lol.

I love the custom aspect of electric kits, essentially they are big samplers and operate much the same way. You could load anything onto these pads if you really wanted, but I love to get drum sounds and customise them for kits. I always played acoustic growing up but right now no, not too possible right now I have 2 kids so space is limted as it is!! Atleast if need be its no problem to quickly tidy this away particularly around summer times and such!

@ I understand. There have been a few periods in my life when it wasn't possible to drum on a set, so I just banged on my pillows and bed (or steering wheel) instead. Playing on any kind of set is better than not playing at all!

It's definitely a laid-back and great groove!

Thanks! I almost admire that kind of stuff more than my actual playing, lol. I noticed on the recording that I somehow managed to squeeze my stick under my ride cymbal and that's what caused me to lose it. Lucky break that it popped back out on top of the set. Another gem I deal with sometimes is having a sneezing fit in the middle of a song. That's a really fun situation to deal with!

Thank you!

The only signatures I play are my hi-hats and left splash. My left crash is an innovations, my ride a dimensions. The rest are a mix of Alphas (amazing cymbals for the money), 2002, 3000 (Xtra hi-hats), and 2000 (Mellow China).

It is fun, but it's fast! It gave me some forearm burn even when I was in prime drumming shape, lol.

Copeland has a style that is incredibly difficult to replicate. In addition, I know there was one Police song I was trying to play and couldn't figure out how he was playing it - only to later read that the hi-hats were overdubbed. I don't play many by them, and haven't in a very long time.

@@DM-tc3gz It's not like the earth is going to implode if you attempt a freaking Police song.

@@Frip36 Ok, how about you try one....

@@DM-tc3gz The only time I've tried to play drums was with two of my mom's wooden cooking spoons on the couch cushions. Disappointing to hear that Copeland dubbed in the hi-hats. Or is this a common and accepted practice? I guess I understand you not wanting to play The Police. Though there's only about 7 of us here to see it. I love their song "Voices Inside My Head". Love how they groove together so naturally.

I'm terrible with lyrics. I can never understand them, lol. Fun one on drums though!

Thank you! Great song, and fun one on drums!

Thank you very much! That's honestly the best compliment a drummer can ever receive!

I tried, lol. It really had been a while since I'd played the song. Heard it a million times though, so at least I had that going for me, which is nice. Gunga galunga.

Thank you! The Cardigans had so many fun songs to play! I don't play their songs nearly as often as I used to play them, but I always enjoy playing them when I do.

I don’t play an instrument myself but drums are my favorite; and The Cardigans are definitely great for all those jumpy beats. You are such an amazing drummer!

Thanks! It's so hard for me not to race the song, even though I've heard it a thousand times. STP had so many cool songs on drums, IMO.

I highly doubt it, but thank you :)

Thank you, and thanks for listening/watching!

I saw dad bust a move at a wedding when this song played. Couldn’t get him to repeat it at mine…

Thanks! It's one of those songs that I play much better if I let myself go into an "out of body" sort of experience and I don't think too much.

Glad you liked it, and more than glad you're raising little Bryce correctly and that at 6 years old he's wearing a Stones shirt :)

Would you expect anything less?!?!

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Thank you very much! I'm happy that google now offers a translate option.

@DM-tc3gz I'm sorry, I'm Brazilian and my English is terrible 😅

@@Elly-td3li No problem at all! Thank you for your kind words, and I'm happy that modern technology makes it easier to communicate with people that speak different languages!

“You see us as you want to see us” different movie but I feel like I have to belt out SAFE FERRIS!!!

@@aimee5879 Word, Sis! FBDO is a great movie also! I've probably, no lie, seen it about 100 times.