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fatty
Very Active Contributer
United Kingdom
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 Posted - 05/08/2012 : 23:32:23
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Who made you take up the drums?
As a lad it was Stewart Copeland for me and the traditional grip has been with me ever since. |
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Sharklaar
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United Kingdom
1844 Posts |
Posted - 05/08/2012 : 23:55:17
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Matt Sorum's solo in GN'R's live at Tokyo DVD made me want to start playing when I first saw it as a boy...
It took me about 15 years to get my backside in gear and finally start playing. |
http://www.blackhawkdown.org.uk |
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dibs
Advanced Contributer
United Kingdom
856 Posts |
Posted - 06/08/2012 : 00:15:00
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My milkman. I saw him play with his covers band and thought "I want to do that". He encouraged me in every way possible - letting me play on his beloved Ludwig Super Classic at his farm whenever I wanted and even taking me to buy my first kit when he spotted a bargain in the local classifieds (this was 20 years ago). It's local heroes who keep me playing. He died on Boxing Day of a brain tumour in his 50's. He was an absolute gem of a man.
I've never been in awe of, or aspired to the standard or style of any "name" drummers. |
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lee haydn
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United Kingdom
2035 Posts |
Posted - 06/08/2012 : 00:23:35
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| A lad in my percussion class at infants school, i had the triangle and he had the nice shiny snare drum,, |
Ludwig Maple Classic (Green Sparkle) + L400
Sabian HH and Paiste Stanbul vintage
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piph
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United Kingdom
582 Posts |
Posted - 06/08/2012 : 00:37:34
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| My mother went to a jumble sale on behalf of the local Boys Brigade band. They made an anouncement that they needed players, and she came home and told me to get my arse of the sofa and join up. That was that!! |
Ludwig, Rogers, HipGig. Too many snare drums. Lots of K's. Endorsee for Protection Racket, KickPort and De La Cruz Custom Drumkeys. |
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PJRose
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United Kingdom
1698 Posts |
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luke3030
Advanced Contributer
United Kingdom
12854 Posts |
Posted - 06/08/2012 : 08:43:23
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| Roger Taylor (NOT from Queen) |
WANTED: ANY GRETSCH RENOWN DRUMS/KITS IN SILVER OYSTER PEARL. |
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Jeffskowski
Very Active Contributer
105 Posts |
Posted - 06/08/2012 : 08:49:45
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| No one really. Struggled so much to find a band to play bass in and got so disheartened by the lack of creativity found during my search and the crazy questions such as 'whats your image?', 'how loud do you play?' etc that I just gave up. Whilst getting bored with life without a band, I bought a 2nd hand kit and that was it. I'm still crap at drums but have found that it is a great instrument to just get on and have fun. More so that a stringed instrument. You don't have to play chords or play in tune just in time. Love it! Still miss the bands though :( |
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drumting
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United Kingdom
1218 Posts |
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RobLing
Advanced Contributer
United Kingdom
377 Posts |
Posted - 06/08/2012 : 08:58:43
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Originally posted by dibs
My milkman. I saw him play with his covers band and thought "I want to do that". He encouraged me in every way possible - letting me play on his beloved Ludwig Super Classic at his farm whenever I wanted and even taking me to buy my first kit when he spotted a bargain in the local classifieds (this was 20 years ago). It's local heroes who keep me playing. He died on Boxing Day of a brain tumour in his 50's. He was an absolute gem of a man.
Such an inspiring story! |
www.roblingdrummer.com |
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neil lowe
Excellent Contributer
United Kingdom
244 Posts |
Posted - 06/08/2012 : 09:45:48
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i'm new to these forums,but this is probably going to lose me all of my cred in one fell swoop.luke goss was my first drumming hero. |
1970s premier in poly gold.modern classic snare,emerald green sparkle.70s cymbals.played wearing big collars and flares,of course |
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Yard
Advanced Contributer
Uzbekistan
5234 Posts |
Posted - 06/08/2012 : 09:50:36
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Originally posted by neil lowe
i'm new to these forums,but this is probably going to lose me all of my cred in one fell swoop.luke goss was my first drumming hero.
Don't worry Neil...luckily Luke & Matt are nice people so that counts for more in my book! |
Shut it and whack the poxy things!
www.vintagedrumyard.co.uk
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Mark W
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United Kingdom
1125 Posts |
Posted - 06/08/2012 : 10:00:02
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Originally posted by neil lowe
i'm new to these forums,but this is probably going to lose me all of my cred in one fell swoop.luke goss was my first drumming hero.
Hi Neil,
He had a great looking kit, looked fantastic in their videos and had the world at their feet and their pick of attractive company if they wanted it. What's not to like 
Cheerio
Mark W |
Once I've hit it, it stays hit.
http://www.theenzymes.co.uk |
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premsthebiz
Advanced Contributer
United Kingdom
2216 Posts |
Posted - 06/08/2012 : 10:05:50
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| Wasn't any particular drummer or band for me, was more the desire to make music, and after an abortive effort at playing the bass, decided to have a go at the drums - and never looked back (although did have another abortive go at the bass, and have since learned enough guitar to strum along during drunken sing-songs!). |
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Spart
Advanced Contributer
649 Posts |
Posted - 06/08/2012 : 10:29:29
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Good Morning,
Whoever was playing with the Burly Chassis at the Albert in the Summer of 1976. May have been R Verrell, such power and authority. Sticky night.
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Scouring the known universe for... A 14x14 Premier floor in Silver Star. |
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Yard
Advanced Contributer
Uzbekistan
5234 Posts |
Posted - 06/08/2012 : 10:34:05
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| Without knowing it at the time but Clem Cattini and Bobby Graham.. |
Shut it and whack the poxy things!
www.vintagedrumyard.co.uk
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bERb
Advanced Contributer
United Kingdom
2327 Posts |
Posted - 06/08/2012 : 10:44:55
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| My uncle Jim & Eric Delaney. |
The Geordie contingency. I feel sorry for people who don't drink because when they get up in the morning that's as good as they're gonna feel all day!. dw, yammy x2 ,TD8, sabian,zildjian,paiste, protection racket.stella artois, red wine, gin & tonic (lots). |
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MCMartyP
Advanced Contributer
752 Posts |
Posted - 06/08/2012 : 10:50:00
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| Buddy Rich playing on the Parkinson show did it for me. After that, it was a strict diet of Mel Gaynor, Alex Van Halen, Stewart Copeland and Dan Pred (Dan Reed Network's drummer!) in my early years |
Yamaha 9000, '64 L400/Yamaha 8000/Yamaha brass/Premier XPK/Pearl brass piccolo snares, Zildjian A and A Custom dustbin lids, Pearl Eliminator double pedal, Roc 'n' Soc stool and a total lack of practice. |
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metallicpearl
Advanced Contributer
1841 Posts |
Posted - 06/08/2012 : 10:50:50
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I know this sounds a bit convenient, but the first drummer who inspired me was Matt Chamberlain. I was MASSIVELY into Pearl Jam when I was younger and the first time I heard a track that I really admired the drumming on was the officially-released live version of 'Alive', which Matt happens to have played on whilst he was filling in for them. What's weird is that, now I've moved away from band drummers and more onto session-type players and drummers' drummers, his playing is even MORE relevant now than it was then because he's become a session virtuoso.
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wibblylad
Advanced Contributer
United Kingdom
1224 Posts |
Posted - 06/08/2012 : 12:02:43
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| Dave Houghton from the early Joe Jackson band - circa 1980 - chops, groove, feel.... |
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Yamaha 9000RC 16" Floor Tom in 'Deep Aqua'
Here's Hoping..... |
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drumboy1
Excellent Contributer
227 Posts |
Posted - 06/08/2012 : 12:10:58
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| Gene Krupa - Swing, swing, swing! My dads mate gave it to me on cassette when I was six. Never played swing or jazz or anything but I still love that record. |
Vic Firth, Remo and Sabian. Buy their stuff! |
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Shammy
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United Kingdom
4613 Posts |
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irish_steve
Advanced Contributer
United Kingdom
2872 Posts |
Posted - 06/08/2012 : 12:22:48
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He doesn't get much of a mention, but Tico Torres of Bon Jovi was a bit influence to me as a kid, followed by Steven Adler and Matt Sorum from GnR.
It was only when i went to university in 1997 that my eyes were opened to the great 60s and 70s drummers, who have been a bigger influence since then. |
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Dan Bear Taylor
Excellent Contributer
United Kingdom
153 Posts |
Posted - 06/08/2012 : 12:48:41
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| The seed had been sown by seeing caberet bands when on holiday as a child but the drummer who kicked me over the line was Queens Roger Taylor. Im glad he is now getting recognition he deserves, there was a time in the 1980s where a number of people seemed to be on his case,not that probably had any effect on such a successful drummer. |
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Unkle Kev
Advanced Contributer
United Kingdom
1429 Posts |
Posted - 06/08/2012 : 13:06:01
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| Not my first or biggest influence, but Dougie Vipond of Deacon Blue opened my eyes to tasteful drumming, and led me onto Gadd and Coliauta. |
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mully
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United Kingdom
23898 Posts |
Posted - 06/08/2012 : 13:13:15
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My cousin, who had a kit and was playing for my brother's fledgeling band (I was about 14, he was 15). And two guys I was at school with and with whom remain great friends with to this day, we all started playing at around the same time, and we're all still playing, 40 years on.
Stephen |
MD Fount of All Wisdom for Life and Extraordinary Amusement Officer of the forum's Sonor Delite Appreciation Society.
"Jayz mully, you're like the Django of the internet!" - scottser on the Drumming Ireland forum |
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DCR
Advanced Contributer
USA
1225 Posts |
Posted - 06/08/2012 : 14:23:59
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OriginalAnimal
Advanced Contributer
United Kingdom
19305 Posts |
Posted - 06/08/2012 : 15:41:25
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| Tis a difficult one, Without thinking I had been watching drummers more than other musos for years, so it has to start with Lionel Rubin, then Ringo, Moonie and Lian Genocky. |
I have no time to practice, I'm gigging. Leicester Drum Sniffers Anonymous. #17 of the 582 & 17 0f the 798 World Record Holders.
Jobeky, 2Box Drumit 5, Premier, Highwood/DM drums Paul Brook Snare, Matt Nolan cymbals, Silverstone Drum (seats) Thrones. Los Cabos drumsticks
Re Cycling drums is the future. |
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Tex
Advanced Contributer
United Kingdom
1585 Posts |
Posted - 06/08/2012 : 16:14:42
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| Joe Morello. Take 5 album interrupted by Ringo and Ginger and recognised again in John Bonham. And the band that heard me practising and knocked on the door. |
Sitting on top of the mountain isn't the most interesting bit of the climb. Sitting at the bottom aint much fun either. |
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premsthebiz
Advanced Contributer
United Kingdom
2216 Posts |
Posted - 06/08/2012 : 16:40:32
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Originally posted by Tex
Joe Morello. Take 5 album interrupted by Ringo and Ginger and recognised again in John Bonham. And the band that heard me practising and knocked on the door.
omg, that was exactly what happened to me for my first band! At university, in the student building playing their crap kit that you could book for nothing.....I think I was playing along to Light of the World (yes late 70s Britfunk, haha), and this bloke knocked came in and said, d'you want to join a blues band. Amazed me as I was carp!! |
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knockermalin
Advanced Contributer
United Kingdom
366 Posts |
Posted - 06/08/2012 : 22:53:45
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The resident drummer at the local working men's club. When I was about 14 (back in the early 70's) I was booked to play my clarinet and sax one Saturday night. The piano/drums duo that backed me was amazing. I remember playing the theme from Aquarius and the sound of the drummer playing behind me and laying down a really solid beat - I knew then I really wanted to play the drums. His name was Charlie Taylor and in later years I ended up drumming for his brother Bob who was a really swinging organist/piano player - whatever happened to organ/drums duos?
In the working men's club Charlie played a lovely little red silk pearl Beverley kit and when he played with a local big band he had a fabulous Ludwig Super Classic in Champagne Sparkle. |
Late 90's Cabria (chunky lugs & wooden bass hoops) Silver wrap in fusion sizes - 2000 Snare - Zildjian Cymbals - Vic Firth American Jazz AJ6 Sticks |
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gaz farrimond
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United Kingdom
11061 Posts |
Posted - 06/08/2012 : 22:56:26
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Originally posted by fatty
Who made you take up the drums?
My dad.
He got rather tired of the police bringing me home age 13 for fighting down town. He bought a drum kit from a second hand shop and said "If you're going to hit something, hit these".
Well........
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nickh
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United Kingdom
298 Posts |
Posted - 06/08/2012 : 23:14:14
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Sitting side stage in Tilbury working mens club in the late sixties, aged about 8 or 9 , absolutely mesmerised by the band and more particularly the drummer.
Later it was Roger Taylor and the Sheer heart attack album that really got me interested. And my dad who bought me an old kit from a mate at work. And his mate who resprayed it bright red for me. What could be better than being 14 with a drum kit ?
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Yamaha Maple Custom 30th anniversary ltd. edition
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lee haydn
Advanced Contributer
United Kingdom
2035 Posts |
Posted - 07/08/2012 : 01:08:45
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quote:
Originally posted by knockermalin
The resident drummer at the local working men's club. When I was about 14 (back in the early 70's) I was booked to play my clarinet and sax one Saturday night. The piano/drums duo that backed me was amazing. I remember playing the theme from Aquarius and the sound of the drummer playing behind me and laying down a really solid beat - I knew then I really wanted to play the drums. His name was Charlie Taylor and in later years I ended up drumming for his brother Bob who was a really swinging organist/piano player - whatever happened to organ/drums duos?In the working men's club Charlie played a lovely little red silk pearl Beverley kit and when he played with a local big band he had a fabulous Ludwig Super Classic in Champagne Sparkle.
Backing tapes, it got to where the committee where i played dis-allowed the use of backing tapes when there was a resident organist and drummer in house,, didn't save our ass's though,, |
Ludwig Maple Classic (Green Sparkle) + L400
Sabian HH and Paiste Stanbul vintage
Pro' Racket |
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luke3030
Advanced Contributer
United Kingdom
12854 Posts |
Posted - 07/08/2012 : 08:33:14
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Originally posted by neil lowe
i'm new to these forums,but this is probably going to lose me all of my cred in one fell swoop.luke goss was my first drumming hero.
He was a dude! |
WANTED: ANY GRETSCH RENOWN DRUMS/KITS IN SILVER OYSTER PEARL. |
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luke3030
Advanced Contributer
United Kingdom
12854 Posts |
Posted - 07/08/2012 : 08:35:35
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Originally posted by Mark W
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Originally posted by neil lowe
i'm new to these forums,but this is probably going to lose me all of my cred in one fell swoop.luke goss was my first drumming hero.
Hi Neil,
He had a great looking kit, looked fantastic in their videos and had the world at their feet and their pick of attractive company if they wanted it. What's not to like
Cheerio
Mark W
If you can check out the Wembley Stadium gig - A gorgeous Tama Artstar double bass kit in birdseye maple iirc |
WANTED: ANY GRETSCH RENOWN DRUMS/KITS IN SILVER OYSTER PEARL. |
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neil lowe
Excellent Contributer
United Kingdom
244 Posts |
Posted - 07/08/2012 : 09:33:38
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Originally posted by luke3030
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Originally posted by neil lowe
i'm new to these forums,but this is probably going to lose me all of my cred in one fell swoop.luke goss was my first drumming hero.
He was a dude!
i cannot believe that look goss is looked upon so fondly on the forum,guys!!but yeah,he was a dude,a great looking geezer with great clothes,a fantastic kit and tonnes of birds wanting him,so really it was everything this 14 year old wanted to aspire to.i got to the bit of having a nice kit.....the wembley gig that he played was a fab gig to play in anybodys' book;if your band makes wembley stadium then you can't be bad.i look back now and the music sounds very dated and teenybopp,but i was only a boy.such great memories!!i would love to meet luke goss,drummer and actor.he's not done bad,has he? |
1970s premier in poly gold.modern classic snare,emerald green sparkle.70s cymbals.played wearing big collars and flares,of course |
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wibblylad
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United Kingdom
1224 Posts |
Posted - 07/08/2012 : 09:36:19
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Originally posted by OriginalAnimal
Tis a difficult one, Without thinking I had been watching drummers more than other musos for years, so it has to start with Lionel Rubin, then Ringo, Moonie and Lian Genocky.
Liam Genocky is a serious groover.... |
Wanted:
Yamaha 9000RC 16" Floor Tom in 'Deep Aqua'
Here's Hoping..... |
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OriginalAnimal
Advanced Contributer
United Kingdom
19305 Posts |
Posted - 07/08/2012 : 13:30:30
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Originally posted by wibblylad
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Originally posted by OriginalAnimal
Tis a difficult one, Without thinking I had been watching drummers more than other musos for years, so it has to start with Lionel Rubin, then Ringo, Moonie and Lian Genocky.
Liam Genocky is a serious groover....
The only person that keeps playing whilst the wrap on his bass drum murns, we grabbed an extinguisher and put it out and he still kept going, and it was only a sound check!! |
I have no time to practice, I'm gigging. Leicester Drum Sniffers Anonymous. #17 of the 582 & 17 0f the 798 World Record Holders.
Jobeky, 2Box Drumit 5, Premier, Highwood/DM drums Paul Brook Snare, Matt Nolan cymbals, Silverstone Drum (seats) Thrones. Los Cabos drumsticks
Re Cycling drums is the future. |
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gdrumfoot
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United Kingdom
986 Posts |
Posted - 07/08/2012 : 15:20:26
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Local Dixie-land drummer Albert Whitlock (Staffs) and Brian Bennett.
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Black Country drum technique = Gi'e it sum 'Ommer!
Tama, Gibraltar, Mapex, Ludwig, LP, Meinl, Sabian, Zildjian, Dream,Roland & Jobeky. |
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wibblylad
Advanced Contributer
United Kingdom
1224 Posts |
Posted - 10/08/2012 : 09:32:55
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Originally posted by OriginalAnimal
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Originally posted by wibblylad
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Originally posted by OriginalAnimal
Tis a difficult one, Without thinking I had been watching drummers more than other musos for years, so it has to start with Lionel Rubin, then Ringo, Moonie and Lian Genocky.
Liam Genocky is a serious groover....
The only person that keeps playing whilst the wrap on his bass drum murns, we grabbed an extinguisher and put it out and he still kept going, and it was only a sound check!!
How on EARTH did his kit catch fire? |
Wanted:
Yamaha 9000RC 16" Floor Tom in 'Deep Aqua'
Here's Hoping..... |
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logic_user99
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United Kingdom
10131 Posts |
Posted - 10/08/2012 : 12:12:15
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| I've been playing since I was about 5 so I can't really say! It was only when I hit 15/16 that I really started to take note of drummers... Chad Smith on 'Blood Sugar...' was the first performance I took notice of and went 'Wow. I want to groove like THAT!' |
Drums | Cymbals | Sticks
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scottser
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Ireland
95 Posts |
Posted - 10/08/2012 : 14:53:23
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| Adam & the Ants, to a 10-yr old scottser were a revelation. They had TWO drummers!! |
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Andy P
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Botswana
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Wannabedrummer
Advanced Contributer
United Kingdom
777 Posts |
Posted - 10/08/2012 : 16:38:52
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| Will Calhoun of old Living Colour fame. Not so fussed by the band now because they're a bit into solos and stuf which doesn't interest me. But I love his plaing style. |
Tama (well, a badge on the bass), Zildjian, Grandad-made tambourine, Premier HD heads (8 years old now, and still going strong). Could do with lessons! http://s872.photobucket.com/albums/ab285/AnthonyOConnell/My%20Drum%20Kit/ |
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Captain Bubble
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United Kingdom
14642 Posts |
Posted - 10/08/2012 : 19:31:42
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| Hearing the samba drumming at Carnival time in Montevideo at 3 years old got my pulse beating. I suppose the 60s Beat boom meant I saw drum kits on TV and liked what I saw but knew nothing about them. Then my older brother got an Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation record...what a player, what a sound! Then he got a Cream record with Ginger Baker opening my eyes and getting me into Rock, then Ginger's mate and former teacher Phil Seaman did a trio gig at my school 3 weeks before he died, and I got a taste for jazz too. My Dad traveled a lot and always bought local music recordings as well as lots of classical and I suppose that got me listening to a wide range of different styles. The first times I heard Bill Bruford and Billy Cobham also had a major influence on me. |
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www.330studios.co.uk/marcus |
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BoomBoomCha
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United Kingdom
616 Posts |
Posted - 10/08/2012 : 21:50:39
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Joe Morello first, I heard Take Five on the wireless and simply could not get it out of my head
I was in awe of Roger Earl after seeing Savoy Brown when I was around 10
Ted McKenna from SAHB
Later on Bill Bruford and Stewart Copeland |
Tama Starclassic Birch Performer
Yamaha D20 Jazz kit
Roland TD6V
Premier APK
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OriginalAnimal
Advanced Contributer
United Kingdom
19305 Posts |
Posted - 10/08/2012 : 22:11:48
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Originally posted by wibblylad
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Originally posted by OriginalAnimal
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Originally posted by wibblylad
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Originally posted by OriginalAnimal
Tis a difficult one, Without thinking I had been watching drummers more than other musos for years, so it has to start with Lionel Rubin, then Ringo, Moonie and Lian Genocky.
Liam Genocky is a serious groover....
The only person that keeps playing whilst the wrap on his bass drum murns, we grabbed an extinguisher and put it out and he still kept going, and it was only a sound check!!
How on EARTH did his kit catch fire?
We had a tw@t of a lighting tech that put a Par 64 3" away from his bass, a really nice vintage Luddy and the wrap ignited
Liam was so laid back, he said he wouldn't get it repaired as it added history to the drum!! |
I have no time to practice, I'm gigging. Leicester Drum Sniffers Anonymous. #17 of the 582 & 17 0f the 798 World Record Holders.
Jobeky, 2Box Drumit 5, Premier, Highwood/DM drums Paul Brook Snare, Matt Nolan cymbals, Silverstone Drum (seats) Thrones. Los Cabos drumsticks
Re Cycling drums is the future. |
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Spen
Excellent Contributer
United Kingdom
243 Posts |
Posted - 10/08/2012 : 22:37:08
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Simon Phillips, the man's a ledge.
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stakka
Advanced Contributer
United Kingdom
2592 Posts |
Posted - 11/08/2012 : 11:29:53
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| The possibly somewhat atrocious Tom fills on the Sex Pistols version of Johnny Be Good were the perfect coat hanger air drum bedroom experience for a young teenager whose parents would not buy a drum kit. It took nearly 25 years to get that first kit, and funnily enough I have never even tried to play along to that song now that I own 2 kits! |
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Captain Bubble
Advanced Contributer
United Kingdom
14642 Posts |
Posted - 11/08/2012 : 12:03:46
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When I was starting drums seriously they were relatively FAR more expensive and less readily available than nowadays, and information about playing drums was also much scarcer, for a start there were no drum magazines. The one regular source of information which informed and influenced me was Talking Drums, compiled and edited by Roger Horrobin at Premier. Yes of course it was partly there to promote Premier products, but through it I read of many great players in all styles of music to listen out for, it gave information about drums, percussion, hardware etc., and it was always a great read.
I reckon this probably fueled my enthusiasm as much as any individual drummer, so thanks Roger and Premier! |
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www.330studios.co.uk/marcus |
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