Preliminary Non-Damon CHe Thread in Advance Potentially of a Damon Che Thread

why don't you feel welcome?

all you have to do is post drum-centric information . . .

whos Mark? is he lost at sea? what year was this made?

lofi like putting your cousin in the band, but fun

insert some half baked poetic quote about the Sargasso Sea

wtf youtube

youtube.com/watch?v=vl1wYjTqslw

im a bit drunk
in case anyone was curious . . .

this still needs discussion:

youtube.com/watch?v=qghrsBfSbgk

so you know - these threads started as a means of examining different drummer's techniques - getting an essence or principle...

its an incomplete task, tho I consider phase one to be over as I get the basics of the moeller technique (the other part of the threads is learning and discussing technique - but there is never any discussion as non one posts in these threads)

the coming phase is a discussion of phrasing , rooted by techniques and rudiments

Mark played in a harDCore band.
Then he named his label after a prog song
Then he played in a power pop band
Then he played in a new wave band
Then he played in a post punk band
Now he goes on stage with his wife in Boston and plays 30 second radio and TV jingles that only played in the DC area during the 70's and 80's

That was recorded around the turn of the century.
I'm not sure I have enough tastebuds, but I'll try to stay focused on drumming.
youtube.com/watch?v=_5wTjVaDDg0
youtube.com/watch?v=JzE4degvzNw

Looks like Blakey ran circles around Ginger and had him thoroughly psyched out. Thing is, I like the easy emotional resonance of the constrained compositions that Ginger plays in his bands a lot more than creating some dramatic,sophisticated sonic sculpture made to be coldly studied because I'm still a fucking mongoloid.

fuckin cool
ive never heard this shit before

history thanks you

gingers a odd case
most of cream's acclaim is due to people simply not being used to a drummer laying it on really heavy, fro what I can tell

and ginger knew how to swing, so he

could hang with the jazx cats

ginger is a bit of a bridge between genres

blakey is acknowledging pieces of the different genres, but still working in his preferred mode of jazz - which has a diferent set of showstoppers technique-wise

and his idiom doesn't quite match the rock idiom of ginger, tho hes trying to make it do so - which was probably a mistake

its a great fucking dialogue for those of us coming after

Thanks, man. Ryan Rapsys and Vin Novara are two of my favorite drummers ever. Their work is kind of hit or miss, but both Euphone and 1.6 band are pretty fun.
Here's another one of my favorites, David Weinkopf
youtube.com/watch?v=Rl9BMmm0lmw
youtube.com/watch?v=l8BBgQoXc2s
Guess I'm just a sucker for fancy syncopation lol.

fucking Christ these are both really nice

whose hiding all the god drummers?

lol good
lol who cares

sex bump drunk

I gotchu, but still no thinky words since if I had drums I would still hold my sticks like butcher knives--and play that way too.
So it's just a posting party yay.
youtube.com/watch?v=pb_TPAFoq-Y
youtube.com/watch?v=qm2AOURnsmo
youtube.com/watch?v=5xQnB3ry6MI
youtube.com/watch?v=yWGjtv_Vjb0
youtube.com/watch?v=3sW9eU18lU4
youtube.com/watch?v=FlIggVUyLL8

tears are falling out my eyes

oh my god what is this mysterious shit?

It's what hep cats from twenty years ago used to listen to. Now I'm too batshit to do any more research or even learn anymore. I'm glad there's somebody like you to keep trudging on. Salute.

Damn

drums need love and im drunk

and we all need to look into now

thank you for the links, it really appreciated

im almost out of beer an going to bed