Seen Craig Play Many Times,Including The Beacon In Bristol Last Night With Steve Hackett, Is Craig Using These Drums On This Tour,Last Nights Kit Sounded Amazing 👏
If you're taking about the main riff (e.g. 0:00 to 1:23), it's in 11/8. If counting is a struggle, try thinking of it as a bar of 4/4 and a bar of 3/8 cycling round. I play a lot of progressive music and when I'm learning odd time signatures, I will often break the bars down into smaller, more digestible chunks. This is definitely an example of where I'd recommend trying that.
Nice! Those Paiste cymbals sound great. Great chops🔥
Craig is one of my favorite drummers and the drums look and sound great !
Great sounding kit and magnificent playing by Craig! And nice tune by the way ;)
Them ghost notes scared the ghost out of me.
Seen Craig Play Many Times,Including The Beacon In Bristol Last Night With Steve Hackett, Is Craig Using These Drums On This Tour,Last Nights Kit Sounded Amazing 👏
Sounds brilliant!
The drums sound great. Absolutely brilliant playing from Craig!
Beautiful playing by Craig. the man is brilliant xx
Beautiful playing!! Kit sounds amazing 🔥
13/8? I was having a hard time counting this.
Don't count. Feel. Verbally voice the beat. If you can say it, you can internalise it. Then you can play it! That's how I learnt it at tabla class.
@@DanielAvinashVOX yeah I do that already. Still I was curious what this was because it's not a time signature I hear too frequently
If you're taking about the main riff (e.g. 0:00 to 1:23), it's in 11/8. If counting is a struggle, try thinking of it as a bar of 4/4 and a bar of 3/8 cycling round. I play a lot of progressive music and when I'm learning odd time signatures, I will often break the bars down into smaller, more digestible chunks. This is definitely an example of where I'd recommend trying that.
@@robinjohnson6301for me the easiest way to count this is count 5 quarter and do "and 1" on the last beat and start over.