music in the shed


Can`t remember if I ( or anyone else ) has put this up before ..... If so . apologies ......... In any case , it`s worth seeing again ......

She`s playing over , rather than replacing Bonham`s efforts .... ( listen at 1:30 , and again at 2:03 ) ) .........but she has it absolutely spot on .....
 
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Pretty good, overall, prefer a crossed snare hand RH style, proper drummers will indicate, upon that perhaps.

Myself, only play drums when no proper drummer available, not as easy as it looks, worst is all you hear is your own drums, lesson learned there.

Knocking the snare stick around hitting the rims or cymbals, maybe a Hydraulic throne could work better, for reach ( kick obvious ). Doing extra well on the kick pedal, most of all she is having a good time, hard earned no doubt and will, with good fortune, build on the natural talents. j
 

Recorded at 10050 Cielo Drive , just before they knocked it down .......... A 12 year old Marilyn Manson ( how appropriate ) joins in .......

The Tate family accused Trent Reznor of seeking cheap publicity by staying at the house just before it was sold on and demolished ........ As if .... !!! .........

( Although he did take the front door with him , when he moved out .... ) .....
 
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DaveB said:
Low album ‘The Great Destroyer’. Mighty stuff.
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Thought for a minute this referred to the Nine Inch Nails track of the same name ....... That`s why I posted " Gave Up" ....... Then I realised it was nothing to do with Nine Inch Nails after all ...... Never mind ............. I`ll have to listen to Low ...... :) ..........
 
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Odd band NIN, used to sell the beat to death instruments, mainly keys, on ebay as "collectors icons"....yer right.... rooted Korg Radias is a rooted Korg Radias, no matter whom owned it prior. This fascination with an instrument that was played or performed by some major artist never infected me, for desirable instrument to behold, it was the artist that gave it life and history, its an instrument post performance, like any other.

Though must admit, John Entwistle was an exception, around so long and changed bass playing when it had to change, his instruments were leading from the front, as he did time and again. To this day Rotosound RS66 were "The Sound", thank you John E. When his collection was broken up, there were some real bargains... have 40+ basses... what will happen to them, going back to 1977... as with our Laverda, perhaps enjoy today and let tomorrow worry about the future....j
 
Entwistles collection of guitars were auctioned off at Sothebys by his son , to pay off tax demands it seems ....... So they`re still around , somewhere , as will be our Laverdas ......... Unless someone decides they are more valuable being broken for spares and end up being listed on eBay ....

I seem to remember Eric Clapton sold off some of his guitar collection a while back ........ Dunno if the one featured on the back sleeve of the Layla album was included .... the one with the worn fretboard .......
 
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Yes Pete Townsend made slight reference to Johns' spending habits, in an orchestrated "doco", Pete said all the right things folk wanted to hear, they were associated right back into the sixities, cannot accept the notion that what is said is the real story, i would never make public the machinations in bands and members that involved myself, private and stay that way while i have anything to say ( wont be saying anything ).

John did attract attention to himself, on and off the stage, including tax "punters"... mores the pity. My favourite was the Alembic Spyder basses especially the 8 string single course, with gold spider web inlaid.... exotic and desirable.... calm down jonny... its only a bass....no its a galaxy of delight. j

Owner lamentable playing aside, its the bass that counts...
 
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After the Snivelling Shits doing Crossroads , here`s Cream`s version ......... No , hang on a minute , that can`t be right ............
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Couldn't resist playing that right through - what a fukken great band and what an awesome rendition of that song! Being a drummer, Ginger was THE MAN when i was 15 years old. Drummers featured very heavily in music from those days ... Hendrix, Zeppelin ...
 
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