Are all rock drummers boring hacks compared to jazz drummers?
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I mean, watch his solo this past June:
You could go to any high school in America and find four Sophomores who are better drummers that that, meaning there are tens of thousands of better drummers without driver's licenses out there who could do better. At least John Bonham could drive a grove both compliment and contradict the rhythms his band was playing, and maintain the difficult to maintain a solid grove on "Purdy Shuffle" in an odd time signature blue rock latin thing.
You could go to any high school in America and find four Sophomores who are better drummers that that, meaning there are tens of thousands of better drummers without driver's licenses out there who could do better. At least John Bonham could drive a grove both compliment and contradict the rhythms his band was playing, and maintain the difficult to maintain a solid grove on "Purdy Shuffle" in an odd time signature blue rock latin thing.
He LOOKS exactly like a rock god! I hope he's cashing in on that in more ways than appearing on stage. His hairline is perfect for his long locks.
And here's the drummer Danny is supposed be stealing licks from, the unstoppable John Bonham when he was just a year older than Danny:
I don't think Danny is going to reach that level of complexity, contribution to the songs, and feel over the next year - though I hope he does. Maybe then I could enjoy the vacuous copycat Greta Van Fleet and believe there is some cake under all that saccharine and petroleum-byproduct frosting they are serving so far.
I don't think Danny is going to reach that level of complexity, contribution to the songs, and feel over the next year - though I hope he does. Maybe then I could enjoy the vacuous copycat Greta Van Fleet and believe there is some cake under all that saccharine and petroleum-byproduct frosting they are serving so far.
Whoa! Here's a swinging New Orleans style jazz drummer showing us how it's done!
