I was just listening to them this week and wondering if they'd done an episode on their sounds! The White Stripes always got amazing room sounds, especially on My Doorbell
I remember when I first heard that song, from the car stereo of my aunt's brother. I was a little boy and it scared the crap out of me, but lo and behold I became a professional drummer and am still playing and teaching in my 50s. Burning Down the House must have made an impression!
Wow I dont know where in the fuck you guys came from, but this was the most indepth strait to the point no frills, but professional looking, and well explained mix break down Iv ever seen. It was honestly wild and I had no idea this simple song was acctualy so complicated.
To me, the toms make the percusion element and even the whole song. That was Steve Scales and I never realize that until I saw the movie of Stop Making Sense. In fact, all of the percussion parts that really stand out for me from Talking Heads was Steve Scales.
Someone really needs to do an in-depth video on the synth parts from this song. The synths on Speaking In Tongues generally are fascinating, really very different from what everyone else was doing at the time.
Really interesting! At the time I just assumed the tom fills were Simmons, though in retrospect they sound nothing like it. I guess with all the processing it kind of blurs the acoustic and the electronic. While they were no longer working with Brian Eno, some of his influence might have carried over.
I feel like you guys have already done Phil Collins but I can't find it..? In The Air Tonight is perhaps too obvious - my standout is Abacab for drum tone. The ride bell sound is killer on that. And of course there's the early prog sound.
Chris Frantz is such a great and understated drummer an important part to the Talking Heads sum. How about a track off of the first two Vampire Weekend albums or Arctic Monkeys first two. Please and thank you.
I went looking in my attic for toms. Turns out all I had were Thoms. Tried hitting them with a drum stick but they have no tone and apparently no sense of humor. My battery charges are pending.
Please do a vid on the drum sound of Ball and Biscuit by The White Stripes!
I was just listening to them this week and wondering if they'd done an episode on their sounds! The White Stripes always got amazing room sounds, especially on My Doorbell
Coles
Jessica really nailed those 80s tom fill faces. They just don't sound right unless you bite your lip.
can we talk about how cute that white cardigan is tho! great video as always folks i learn so much from you both
The drums are iconic in this song for a reason, and I think you've really demonstrated that here.
Great video! Would love to hear you guys tackle something by Peter Gabriel. Especially his 80s work. It’s full of some amazing drums!
The best part is Jessica having fun playing the song.
I remember when I first heard that song, from the car stereo of my aunt's brother. I was a little boy and it scared the crap out of me, but lo and behold I became a professional drummer and am still playing and teaching in my 50s. Burning Down the House must have made an impression!
Wow I dont know where in the fuck you guys came from, but this was the most indepth strait to the point no frills, but professional looking, and well explained mix break down Iv ever seen. It was honestly wild and I had no idea this simple song was acctualy so complicated.
So great, thanks team!
To me, the toms make the percusion element and even the whole song. That was Steve Scales and I never realize that until I saw the movie of Stop Making Sense. In fact, all of the percussion parts that really stand out for me from Talking Heads was Steve Scales.
Someone really needs to do an in-depth video on the synth parts from this song. The synths on Speaking In Tongues generally are fascinating, really very different from what everyone else was doing at the time.
These videos are great! 👏🏻👏🏻
Really interesting! At the time I just assumed the tom fills were Simmons, though in retrospect they sound nothing like it. I guess with all the processing it kind of blurs the acoustic and the electronic. While they were no longer working with Brian Eno, some of his influence might have carried over.
Awesome! Thank you.
legends. thanks. How about some of Beck/Waronker's drumming... esp the massive tom sounds on 'Waking Light'...?
Amazing!
Well done
I feel like you guys have already done Phil Collins but I can't find it..? In The Air Tonight is perhaps too obvious - my standout is Abacab for drum tone. The ride bell sound is killer on that. And of course there's the early prog sound.
Please do Big Thief's drum sound on their newest album. It’s incredible :))
Good work!!
Please make a video on the drums of Beck's Sea Change
Nothing really but dry and dead drums.
Please make a video on Jaki Liebezeit's drum sound from early CAN albums!
Wow
Please do some joy division’s Transmission
Chris Frantz is such a great and understated drummer an important part to the Talking Heads sum. How about a track off of the first two Vampire Weekend albums or Arctic Monkeys first two. Please and thank you.
Maybe too early for Valentine’s but how about the very processed sounding drums from “Love Stinks” by J. Geils Band?
1:36 That’s not dust bruh
LMAO came here to make this comment.
Is there any drum riff Jessica can't do?
John Longstreth stuff.
Beach Boys- Do It Again
Yeah ball and a biscuit
hahah.... sure this was dust? looks more like a fine line of the stuff starting with co and ends with cain.... hahaha
How about a Roger Taylor episode?
Tried and tried to buy something on Reverb but you guys won't let me 1Get a new IT staff 2 bite me
Al Green Let’s Stay Together
Well well, you're in luck: th-cam.com/video/FQxrq67KF5k/w-d-xo.html
at 3:19: "because there was a significant part of this kick drum sound that was .... ???" Cannot make out what he's saying.
Non linear reverb? I think
@@jacksalisbury1618correct
@@jacksalisbury1618 yeah, makes a lot of sense now that I watched the rest of the video. and listening to it again I can hear it clear as day.
I went looking in my attic for toms. Turns out all I had were Thoms. Tried hitting them with a drum stick but they have no tone and apparently no sense of humor. My battery charges are pending.
makes no sense at all by husker du!
I would love to see how you handle live delay manipulation for Bela Lugosis Dead by Bauhaus.