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Comment on Kick-Ass Drum Solos: Ian Paice by Mark Hudson Clayton

Mark Hudson Clayton — Sat, 28 Aug 2010 21:00:51 +0000

Yea ,I used to listen to Purple”s Drummer back in the day,along with Mitchell,Alldrige,Bonzo,Baker,Krupa,Bellson(however you spell it),Rich,all the Greats,some how Id love to get noticed as my spelling isnt great coming from a Doctor”s son ,,Me M.H.C. Mark Hudson Clayton .but I am on U-Tube but I aint rich by any means. Ive beeen in bands that opened for Pantera ,Celtic Frost,Man-O-War,so-on-so-forth,,etc..but if any one looking for a drummer the only way to see a couple of my “Solo”s is to go to “Broadcast youre self”(U-Tube).Then simply type in “drumsaviour”and I have 3 Clips ,My # is 602-446-6963 any time Im free to travel any where and can Play any thing that has some real Kick-ass Material.. Thank you for youre time .. M.H.C….

Comment on My Green Designer Drum-Set! by Rosie Khan

Rosie Khan — Fri, 13 Aug 2010 01:20:37 +0000

the best drum set that i have used is the ones that is made by Pearl:..

Comment on Rock Drumming is harder than Football! by Daisy Jackson

Daisy Jackson — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 02:17:24 +0000

avid Football fan in here, Manchester United is my favorite team.’;’

Comment on Rock Drumming is harder than Football! by jimi fat hand jackson

jimi fat hand jackson — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 20:04:38 +0000

Ha! Great article. I have no problem believing this. If anyone has ever read Neil Peart’s “Ghost Rider” he mentions that he loves touring, because he can eat whatever he wants, because he knows he’ll burn it off at the next show. Man, after playing with Iggy Pop and Pete Townshend, I bet playing with Bob Dylan was like taking a nap for Clem Burke, lol.

Comment on How Important Is A Drummer? by Bruce

Bruce — Wed, 19 May 2010 15:40:26 +0000

See? That’s the kind spirit I look for in a drummer… Sure, they’re a little different than most people’s idea of a “musician,” but drummers are the cornerstone of rock. Except for maybe the guitarist ;) Love this forum!

Comment on Explanation of the Single Paradiddle! by Brad Frank

Brad Frank — Mon, 17 May 2010 13:23:58 +0000

Good lesson! Keep em’ coming!

Comment on Bo Diddley Beat: An Introduction! by this guy

this guy — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 15:46:09 +0000

very helpful
thanks.

Comment on Kick-Ass Drum Solos: Ian Paice by dooDrummer

dooDrummer — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 13:20:36 +0000

To understand Ian’s drumparts and to play it like the master it’s really important to take drum lessons. Ian Paice is a well educated drummer himself – he ever was. You should go looking for a good teacher, one who is able to teach you score reading, stick control and all that classical stuff. In fact, that’s what i always recommend, not only for Deep Purple fans…

“Child in time” is really a complicated song. When you can play Child in time you are also able to play most of existing rocksongs: There is the silent beginning with the tasteful drum fills, a halftime groove that’s getting louder and heavier together with Ian Gillan’s spectacular screaming, the heavy “bolero” part that leads into the up tempo guitar solo. When you play that guitar solo part, remember that it’s a shuffle/triplet-groove…

I recommend the live record “Made in Japan” which features some of the best versions that Purple ever recorded. The drum sound is also excellent. The album is a perfect source for inspiration for drummers.