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Not a drummer, but that drum fill in Lost In Germany has been one of my favorites forever! Glad to see someone highlight it! Another one of my favorite Jerry moments is in the breakdown after the solos in "I Just Can't Help It" before they go back into the last verse.

Great lesson, thank you! If talking about punk drummers then Smelly from Nofx and Gordy from Frenzal rhomb are my top dudes for single pedal) cheers from Russia!)

Jerry!

my all time favorite band or 3 cool guys that make awesome music

I cannot express how wrong this feels, I’d rather watch a brother and sister kiss 😅

Is this a, I ve never heard the song. Do like the beats though❤

lol this is great!

Yup! The retooling we never knew we needed

Lars?

It's like comedy meets drumming, really digging it.

This must be so disorientating to do 😅😂

Three comments are better than 2

This is actually really good. How you stick (!) by your own idea, rather than playing the patterns you've heard like a million times, as all of us have! Well done my man!

If it’s so wrong why does it feel so right

Half of this is correct. Retry.

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@1:01 this hurts my head.

2:27 this is SICK

The ultimate team player, zero ego.

Nice video! And very realistic btw... Thanks for not be like Drumeo and say "I never heard All The Small Things" 😂 you should do with Black Rain... Definetly the most unexpexted song from Travis

This was honestly fun to watch. Do more guesstimation videos with this format. Love your drumming and then love your reaction to the actual drumming on the song. Keep up the great work!

So that’s what the kids are calling it these days, Take number 17 😉

I wonder how much of the drum parts and especially the sounds / gear used was actually from Jerry Finn. Not saying Travis isn’t gifted as a drummer and a composer but I think Jerry had his say on the drum stuff too.

Why not just use one of the songs from “One More Time” ?

"That groove is sooo cool" True shit bro.. that's what Travis does and something I love him for.. He's not the best but he definitely does have a way of making the drum sound better ❤️

I feel this sounds more like something Scott would be playing..Travis is more evolved sharp even when he's smashing everything around.. Overall, I think you did a pretty good job keeping the Blink182 vibe on it 😁

This is one of the best blink 182 songs, it's incredible

Thanks my guy !

Points for the unique setup

all three guys are crucial to their sound. My favorite band as well. Probably the best live performance I've ever seen or heard and from just three guys

The drums sounds and mix are incredible

Travis's stuff was obviously great, but I liked your version going into double time! Sounded great. I saw Blink last night in Dublin, Travis was IMMENSE.

I'm convinced that no one hits the kit harder than Dave Grohl. Great comparison vid!

the saosin shirt is sooo sick!! could u do a saosin video with a song from the Translating The Name EP??

Dave is the best, but Taylor was also a great drummer. Josh has a phenomenal resume and I’ve seen him with the Foo. He seems to fit really well. The true test will be the next record.

wonderful playing!

This is sooo interesting. Thanks for digging in!

Oh.....I am happy you did this video, i havent ever seen one truly getting into the small aspects of Monkey Wrench. Great job

Try recording anything when everyone around you is just waiting for you to get out of the way. And the tempo is slower. It sounds like the guitarist is figuring out how he wants to play the song.

This really isnt fair to Goldsmith. The mix for grohl has the Hi-Hat pushed up so you can feel him leading the music also the Bass Drum is saturated in a compressed/noise gate that hides the slight reverse reverb

Goldsmith plays with less dynamic range and less energy. I would be curious how much of that is the mix.

Noooice 🥁

Hopefully you do another blink video like this!

This was so dope. Please do many more!!

Well played and honestly true to form for Travis so even when you were off the mark you might as well have been because it was basically luck at that point. If I may offer one man's constructive piece criticism: I wish you'd explained a bit more WHY you chose to play what you played instead of just stating it. Also could've been fun to review the final product section by section. Cheers mate good luck!

You're absolutely right about the unique identity. I would only add that what makes them so great is what they add to the collaboration of the song. They find a way to craft a song, not by adding a bunch of fills and grooves that wouldn't make sense, but adding what would be the best part to or for the song. Perfect examples for each one for me is Jerry's drum parts for the song "We Were Born to be Loved". Now that is one hell of a unique and creative groove and drum parts for that song. Take out any of it or change any of it and the piece falls apart. For Neil Peart and Rush that song would be La Villa Strangiato and the syncopated grooves he does before the solos in 6/8. Wow, til this day I've not heard anything like that since. Both songs were not easy to learn and took some time to finally get it down and play it correctly.

Everyone hated on California but left alone and Teenage satellite totally rocked. Honestly the album was solid overall but obv not their best one

Please do more of these videos!!!

Very reasonable guesses at what he might've done, but I also immediately knew there was just no way he was gonna get it right! That's part of what makes Travis so great, yeah he's got a style but every now and then he just does some stuff you could've never predicted.

Glad you picked out Over and Over - what a song!