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Newest Review: ... you've heard them all!) playing drums and percussion is slightly more difficult and awkward than people assume. As the bass ... more

 ... or kick drum is played with the foot a certain knack is required to get this going in time with your arms. It is a tricky technique to perfect and can take months to master. Usually, though, once you have the knack and have mastered this you are half way there. Being a musician since I was eight years old (a classically trained pianist and self taught guitarist) my first experience of attempting to play the drums was in my very first band. Our drummer is still to this day the best percussionist that I have ever ha...more

sparksteroid
Premium Review Drums & Percussion in general: Looks simple, but isn't! (347 words)
by sparksteroid - written on 05/03/08 (Very useful, 67 readings)
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What would music be without any drums or percussion? There would be no set out rhythm, no timing and nothing holding the song together. Drums are the backbone of the average song and without them ther is no power, no impact and lead for the rest of the musicians to follow. Despite all the jokes over the years about drummers not really being musicians and all the rest of it (I'm sure you've heard them all!) playing drums and percussion is slightly more difficult and awkward than people assume. As the bass or kick drum is played with the foot a certain knack is required to get this going in time with your arms. It is a tricky technique to perfect ...

sidneygee
Premium Review Real Cool Dudes ! (780 words)
by sidneygee - written on 21/02/01 (Very useful, 814 readings)
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With 3 ‘musical’ children, our house has been filled with music for at least 13 years. Our son (at University in Edinburgh) is in a flat about 7 miles’ away, but still comes home at least once a week. After all, he can get 'proper food', ‘steal’ my beer (and whatever pizzas are in the freezers), to get his washing done, to ‘taste’ my collection of malt whiskies (if I am in a very good mood), to moan about his course - Oh! and to rehearse with his ‘electric’ band. To recap, he plays Scottish Fiddle music either solo or with a number of ceilidh bands. He may use his normal fiddle but he ...

nathanjh
Premium Review Drums & Percussion in general: Your First Drum Kit – A Beginners Guide (1059 words)
by nathanjh - written on 28/07/00 (Very useful, 2363 readings)
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So, you’ve seen Animal from the Muppets and have decided to become a drummer then eh? Well, before you part with any of your (fathers) hard earned cash, this review will hopefully guide you around some of the pitfalls the that fledgling tub-thumper may come across. Firstly, and most importantly, if you have one or two neighbours nearby that you get along with (and you want this to continue), tell them that you are looking into buying a kit. They may not be aware of just how loud drum kits are, so make sure you ask them if they wouldn’t mind listening to an uncoordinated eardrum busting racket at certain times of the day. Seriously, this will pay ...

 

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