Drum rendition of Black Dog by LED ZEPPELIN (original drums by John Bonham)

It seems that the counting of this song (especially the 5-note snare fill on the verses) has given nightmares to a certain amount of people hehehe. However, there are good video tutorials out there on how to solve this issue. I just wanted to pay tribute to a band an a drummer that I've always loved.
#ledzeppelin #johnbonham #blackdog #ledzeppelinIV
No editing, no triggers, all done in one take (all mistakes kept, nothing has been fixed)
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[@michelesperandio8198]

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[@chusmaestro]

Wow, what's happening at 0:35 and 2:32? I don´t get the polyrhythm, sounds super weird.

[@Zaganer]

What do you mean? There's no polyrhythm. It's a common 4/4. Maybe the sincopation of the guitar phrase confuses you?

[@chusmaestro]

@@Zaganer I mean there's a polyrhythm between the drums and the riff, both ones (first quarter note) only matches in the beginning but then the guitar moves along the 4/4 drum beat.

[@Zaganer]

Nooo... It's just a sincopation. No polyrhythm fancies here.

[@chusmaestro]

@@Zaganer I found the explanation!
ua-cam.com/video/t9zT69jyKVQ/v-deo.htmlsi=bG54HrxEFVXC0f92