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Awesome video man, I've been a jazz drummer for years and was the big band and a combo drummer for my uni. The best part of jazz for me is groove, just the ability to fall into the music and let it take over is what brought me to it. Also, your setup fills for caravan were sick
Legit, anyone else see the Al Yankovich look-alike in the video????? Dude perm the hair add some glasses.......Next Halloween costume??? ohhh lol
Although rob zombie was there too soo
I was waiting for an O.M.G. at the end, ngl.
Heeeeey, 20%!? Not 22%? 🤘🏻😎
Jazz drumming on the most metal sounding kit is just the funniest sounding thing
Right haha dry ass snare with reverb and pingy dry ride. Sounds so weird lol
Sounded phenomenal on that smooth jazz though! haha
Turns it to gospel. lmao
The snare was what made me laugh. Sounds so out of place
Even funnier if it was the 90s Hardcore snare!
8:00 I never knew I wanted to hear double kick on Cherokee so badly, but now I have! I really liked your takes on Strausbourg and Caravan! There’s a lot metal drummers can learn from jazz players, and vice versa :)
then you could do a colab :B perfect opportunity
have you listened leprous? the drummer has a playtrough really interesting, also I dont know much about jazz but its amazing and I love it
Aaand math rock was born. Look up Forrest Rice. Antidepressants sold separately.
AMEN!
definitely, i always love hearing a sick jazz groove during a break down, like in slaughter to prevail demolisher. 100% during the chorus is a nice jazz groove.
To me, jazz and metal are as hard as each other but they are just totally different avenues. You have to think differently depending on which you’re playing.
Bro just hit the cleanest caravan intro
It was so cool to see you playing this stuff! Well done! Nice work! We love you, too! ❤
Dude, since you took on this challenge, just do anything from the Noriki album Dream Cruise. Such a BANGER of an album.
My first thought of you: "What if Weird Al Yankovic went metal?"
Gonna be honest mate those triggered sounds arent doing the whole "jazz" aspect any favors lmao, good playing tho
Agreed, maybe the mix, too. Jazz needs more ride in the forefront and the snare volume lowered. Also the toms need to resonate and SING.
@@mposh Not to mention the bass drum should be more dynamic and not triggered for metal
He said He’s not a Jazz Drummer he’s a metal drummer!
Why would a metal drummer have a jazz kit?!
You have missed the point of the video!
@@Wazza722 changing or tweaking the sound/tone settings of the triggers in would be easy. OBVIOUSLY it's Jazz on a metal kit.
@@Wazza722 It's not the drums, you can tune them. It's the triggers. You missed the point of the comment.
The last one was fantastic bud
Dude, you absolutely cannot swing. But you are still an amazing and very talented player. Love this video!
That was awesome. Love the energy and willingness to share.
Man that was he best commercial 😂😂😂
I really liked the metal approach to jazz. You should do a video of you doing double bass jazz. That would be sick.
Great job on Caravan Samus. You can be proud of yourself
I'm still here in these moments of sex got me laughing
The last three were the best but the third to last is my absolute favorite. You are phenomenal. I enjoyed you stepping out of your comfort zone
ps I love you too 😂
Fuuuuuck... I'd play bass if you want to record a full version of metal Caravan
I hate you because I loved metal cherokee! so good!
Dude you did so well! good job!
Loosen up on the bass and snare. It comes easy to be a little loose with the ride but the feet and hands are all a little off beat for jazz. A relaxed feel. You'd really get your grove on if you snares weren't exactly on beat all the time. Nice work though. Hardest thing for a rock player to not be solid. Like me - I can swing on drums but classically trained piano and cannot swing to save my life on the keys.
Dude I could listen to you groove all day 😩💦
Holy crap! It's Zack!
Now you have to do metal songs that he suggests
Hello there.
You need to turn Samus on to those c h o p s
🔥🔥🔥
Jazz is not a joke. It is too subtle, nuanced and requires a massive amount of skill and hard work to just be bad at it. I dont even dream of trying it seriously. I think you did pretty well.
Yea jazz is a genre not a joke
Hmm Its a genre of music and with all due respect you can be a beginner and do jazz music, if you can do the basic ride pattern then you can do a lot of songs already
@@Elisa-z5q yeah, but it’s debatable if you can do them WELL. Not saying it’s impossible or not worth trying, but it definitely takes time to play it tastefully
@@Elisa-z5q Sure, but anyone worth playing with won't want to play with you.
@@ShartimusPrime Why are you here lol
Nice double kick fill on Caravan! I've never heard it quite so heavy.
I have to agree with you there Glenn and co. Really heavy fill for a jazz song.
Fuck you glenn
They call it DJazz. Stolen from Rob Scallon
Gregg Bissonette played drums on Maynard Ferguson’s Live From San Francisco record. Cool double bass in that one for sure.
Hi Glenn
It’s hysterical watching him play jazz with that huge kit.
What about Weckl tho lmao
Billy Cobham.
Big enough?
Jazz drummers were using monster kits back when metal drummers still only had two toms.
Those big ol jazz sets from back in the day were meant to accompany big bands and they were still setup for minimal body movement. Jazz musicians that played in cramped clubs had tiny coctail kits. Those clubs got raided all the time and they had to be able to dip out the back door with their gear.
@@redrick8900 Indeed. Louis Bellson comes immediately to mind as a prime example.
Double kick on caravan is actually quite nice 🎉
Absolutely agree. He stuck it in there so tastefully. [SEX]
You'd be surprised how much a double pedal fits with jazz, you just got to feel it out.
After all, Jazz was the first genre to include double bass@@kinghobbescastleco.3075
at 9:38 that fucking double kick might just be the best thing i have ever heard
That fill goes SO well with the song :))
That fill is insane isn't it haha!!
Let’s appreciate for a second that he went for traditional grip on everything he could and he didn’t even call attention to it in any way
Traditional grip is ass. Jazz drummers barely ever use it. It's a crutch for a weak left hand that drastically limits maneuverability.
@@redrick8900 That’s wrong. Traditional grip takes away power and manoeuvrability to a certain extend, but let’s you play with more feel. I personally like and use it, but I can definitely understand why you wouldn’t use
@@doncorleole2356 No. Traditional grip is more powerful. I've played both styles. I know. So does Stewart Copeland. Go see what he has to say about it.
"let’s you play with more feel."
I couldn't imagine something more insipid to say.
@@redrick8900 Nah bruv you can literally be more precise which is great for ghost note feel. Also you seem to be contradicting yer first statement regarding a lack of left hand power
@@redrick8900 “I’ve played both styles I know” translates to I tried it for a short time didn’t like it and stopped.
This guy is like a cross between Dave Grohl and Weird Al.
You are 100% correct! That’s exactly who he looks like. What’s strange is his voice kind of reminds me of Grohl’s as well.
And Jesus of course.
@@franknogradi LOL!
I IMMEDIATELY thought of Weird Al.
But figured he's probably tired of hearing the comparison like Chad Smith and Will Farrell.
Also a squirrel on caffine
Imagine seeing a jazzband with this drumkit on stage...
Buddy rich used a kit like this, not as nice as Samus’s but an 8 piece
P A N Z E R B A L L E T
@@yeetfeet1878 No he didn't lmao.
Have a look at Viola Smith’s setups. It was jazzers who invented double kick rigs, long before metal was even thought of.
@Jesus Christ oh you don’t believe me well let me educate you
When the saxophone went "audio blocked by Sony/Columbia" I felt that
You're definitely a metal dude, but your treatment of these tunes was fun and impressive and you are a quality player through and through. Everybody should routinely play outside of their comfort zone.
All he's missing is a cigarette, some indoor shades, and a beret and he'll be the best speed jazz drummer around
and open/close constant hi-hat
@Matheus Fernandes Barette is a hair clip. I ment to say beret, the headwear. I'm blaming my phone's autocorrect and awarding you with the (edited) on the OP
*plays with French Grip*
Estepario Siberiano in a nutshell!
And a tiny bit of blood in his heroinstream
Samus, I've been watching you on and off for about ten years now. You really remind me of my last drummer who suddenly passed away from cancer. Your energy, your lightheartedness, your devotion to your craft. Thank you.
FUCK CANCER
Metal musicians do not want to admit it, but deep inside we all are scared of having to play jazz. Silence, low distortion and slow beats where everybody hears our mistakes. So probs that you tackled that, i wouldn't even dare to try! :D
Yeah, when I got asked to play with an orchestra (because they needed a drummer and the only drummer available between the age of 13-21 was me apparently lmao) I was super afraid because I knew I would be asked to play jazz and blues stuff. Thankfuly I got around playing that stuff, but it took a while to get used to controlling my power and feel to fit in those songs.
The greatest piece of advice that I ever got was not to limit yourself to one playing style. A good drummer knows how to play multiple styles of music. And a lot of great jazz sticking patterns, rolls and fills can easily be implemented into metal. A lot of metal/djent drummers are inspired by jazz aswell
@@yesdude3914 I started out playing jazz
@@yesdude3914 Very true. One of my favorite reaction channels is of a jazz drummer reacting to metal music. Good stuff. He was pretty blown away by quite a few drummers, like Blake Richardson (Between the Buried and Me) who uses a lot of jazz inspired drumming.
It goes both ways man. Jazz drummers also don't want to try gravity blasts while double kicking 32'nds at 240 bpm either cause it will show their mistakes.
J. K. Simons: _Now that's my tempo!_
J Jonah Jameson: now time to reveal spiderman identity
"Hey, I've been playing Metal for years, ever heard of Meshuggah, Fletcher?"
I had to listen to that Caravan rendition 4 times in a row. Bro.. that improved double kick fill was {Chefs Kiss}, perfect. It just works.
thank you dude!!
Came here to say exactly that. I never would have thought a double kick fill would ever work in a jazz song, yet here we are.
Jeez I didn’t know George Harrison was a heavy jazz drummer.
He really got experimental with his genre since The Beatles broke up!
Hahahaha
I think he kinda looks like Weird Al. 🤔😄
I don't see George Harrison
Now we need a full Caravan cover.
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A 'good' swing is never an exact triplet.☝️
Amen!!
1st and 4th fivelet partials. Thank me later.
60-40 swing is such a vibe
66Samus x ZackGrooves, DOOO IIIIT
Seeing as you're attempting jazz and Zack has done videos attempting to play metal, y'all could do a metal v. jazz thing and then reverse it 😂
@@drummerdan95 oh yuuuuuuuur
I am a big jazz fan, and I've been around long enough to have seen live performances by many of the top jazz artists, and therefore seen many of the top jazz drummers. (I happen to think that the top metal drummers are generally quite talented with very sophisticated chops). You are clearly a very talented drummer. I admire that you put a lot of effort into trying to play jazz, and you did not fail. However, this is a good example of how difficult it is for even a talented musician to move from one genre to another on any instrument. Given enough time and study, I don't doubt that you could do very well in any genre of music. You seem to have a nice personality and are funny as well. Very enjoyable. Best regards.
Phenomenonal drummer. Jazz style comes with practice and feel. Much like Lars trying to find the down beat.
Agreed. Ive been a metal and jazz fan for decades, and a drummer...☝ hes got IT. Id actually really like to see 66Samus do an entire set with a 3 or 4 piece jazz group. Alex Skolnik did a jazz album, very cool stuff.
@@pawz007 alex's jazz is okay... i love his metal guitar work though, still some of the most creative riffs i've heard in metal
Totally agree generally ‘metal’ drummers have solid enough chops to physically play in the jazz idiom particularly anything with a straight 16th feel. Sometimes it’d be better for such a musician to forget the ‘jazz’ pedagogy or the more academic authentic style thing if they’re wanting to check out what jazz is all about.
Technically, the link between all jazz music is simply the improvisation thing. So even a heavy metal feel can absolutely be played as jazz. It’s often about being in the moment and intermingling with the band in real time. ‘Letting go or playing how one feels its often said.
If a drummer does happen to really want to get more into jazz and play with others who happen to be more into the straight ahead jazz realm, then of course breaking down the language deeper is going to naturally a thing one wants to do. A legit swing feel is something that can be more tricky to just jump into though, depending on what one has listened to exclusively.
Its been my experience, often drummers with roots in metal can be a lot of fun to ‘jam’ with and explore their voices navigating the kit with their current chops as is.
Which we certainly heard happen in this video. It’d have been cool if he had the opportunity to play with some tight fusion players or Afro-Cuban players and get the full ‘in the moment’ experience. Because that interaction is almost exclusively the ‘why’ of Jazz. Fun stuff
@@audimaster5000 100%
Thats nothing to be embarrassed about…i think you singlehandedly created a new music genre…”full metal jazzet”👍🏼 and it’s FIRE!
haha thank you Tony
Good job. I think the hardest part of moving from Metal to Jazz is the feel. Metal is so on top of the beat and Jazz has an unusual back beat, not as hard as funk, but that was my biggest challenge. it's also hard to hear jazz being played on a metal kit. But you did a great job, thanks for the video!
Can we all appreciate how weird jazz sounds on his kit ?!😂💙
Lorenzo Palozza because it's triggered
It sounds great to me! I'd love to have those toms and cymbals for a jazz show
@@disdehcet I was gonna say it is very full sounding. I actually like it
I think a big part of it is the mixing. If you mixed those sounds in a way that fattened them out more it 'd sound better. But yeah I realise he's a drummer not a mix engineer.
But then there’s players like Vince Colaiuta or Paul Wertico. Ya know what I’m sayin.
4:01 when you start learning to play rossana shuffle after watching hornpub
I would love to see you play some of the crazy things Larnell Lewis does on Snarky Puppy!
Me too!
THIS.
Totally!
4:00 if a jazz drummer wrote the p0rn hub theme
LOOOOL
That's a hella nice groove tho ngl
I didn't notice that at first lmfao🤣🤣
OMG - I never noticed how Rossana that theme sounds! Great catch!
HAHAHAHA
Art Blakey is just so laid back that it sounds like he's not playing a normal triplet swing, but he's just *that* swingin'.
That's the straightest "jazz" I've ever heard.
Yeah... “jazz drumming”
As opposed to gay jazz
@@JGuier im not the biggest jazz fan, but jazz drumming is the peak of drumming technique.
@@betobolt9212 Well, it's the peak of drumming techniques primarily used in jazz. There are dozens of different drum techniques and some are utilized/focused on more in different genres. Metal has just as many techniques that are just as difficult to master as jazz.
@@jonathanhenderson9422 no
Anytime we step out of our comfort zone and commit to learning something new we are enhancing ourselves, we don’t always have to be great at what we try, it’s enough that we’ve been willing or brave enough to stretch ourselves. If we add something to our repertoire along the way then that’s a bonus.
Thanks for heading out into uncharted waters and giving jazz a go, love you too!
Except trying to play nikki minaj
@@unknownaccount8411 learn some pop song writing, my song writing got a million times better after I started listening to rap and pop. Some of the song structures in those songs are incredible, way better than 99% of metal bands.
This is coming from an absolute metal nerd who listens to grindcore and car bomb
@@mson925 I doubt that any sane person has to learn anything about songwriting from specifically nicki minaj
Great job Samus. Im a lifelong Jazz fiend and i can honestly say youve got some decent chops in that swing. The blast beats over the jazz tune sounded surprisingly amazing
Going out of your comfort zone is arguably the best way to grow as a musician.
so you're telling me that i've been shaving my face with a balls electric razor for this past 2 months? nice
Well done. I think as others have said you’re obviously a good musician and a good listener so you’ve picked up the style as best you can and have made it your own. Two things that stood out to me,
1. the snare fulfills a different role in Jazz, its used to embellish and decorate the ride pattern, you’re used to the snare part needing to be played clearly and powerfully to fulfill a time keeping role which means your touch is far too heavy and lacking in any dynamics.
2. The ride/hi hat is where the ‘groove’ is.
The way a rock drummer is focused on playing the kick and snare very accurately and evenly is the same way a jazz drummer is focused on making the ride and hi hat sit nicely together dynamically and as you referred to in your vid how heavy the swing is I.e.
A jazz drummer attempting to play metal would struggle to lose the varied dynamics in their kick and snare parts, would struggle to make the ride/hi hat sit back in the mix and make the kick and snare focal point, would likely struggle to play metronome straight 16ths.
What do you think of hanging back slightly on snare, just behind the beat, even without adding dynamics?
That’s nice dude, I’d like you to check out Michel Camilo’s works too. Some really cool drums are going on there.
From Within! At the start of the solo with the three locked in limbs and improvised right hand.
One More Once is my favorite album by Michel Camilo
definitely "not yet" live version with the new york band
@@doh5artcrimeskrew Yes! The way Cliff Almond sets up the band at the very beginning is already impressive, and then it is just incredible all the way through. Perfect merging of testosterone and Latin jazz :)
I think Camilo's and Hiromi's music would translate better for him since they got rock ingluences in their drumming, tho some of Camilo's songs would be too "latin" for his "metal approach" imo
"I don't want you guys to see me suck" goes right into an ad about a ball razor. you can not tell me that was not on purpose lol.
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Lol yes that was funny looks intended
At Caravan, he was like "Fuck that's enough I'm letting metal come in!"
HIGH-larious seeing and hearing jazz on that humongous kit... And I have to say this. Caravan was impressive. That ride was clicking like a metronome. Great work.
thank you Steve!!
Mission impossible : Play jazz with a TRIGGERED DRUM KIT
Are you following me A?
The difference between triplet and 16th swing is actually super key, the placement of the offbeat anywhere from straight 8ths to 16ths is absolutely critical to the groove you're setting and is one of your main concerns as a jazz drummer
RIP Sean Reinert, IMO the godfather of metal-jazz-fusion drumming.
Yea, that dude was on top of his game. One of my favorites, sorely missed. R.I.P.
Fortunately, Cynic’s new drummer Matt Lynch is a terrific jazz/metal/fusion drummer as well. Check out his work with Nova Collective!
RIP Nick Mensa, too
Steve Flynn of Atheist is
Sean reinert was a fucking legend. NO ONE was doing the shit he was doing in 89 to 91 with ghost notes and shit in death metal
Oh buddy listening to jazz on a triggered kit is painful, gotta have some dynamics in there.
Yep, I've been banging on about how bad Samus's kit sounds for ages and this really proves it, there's zero dynamics or colour in it. If he just raw miced it, it would sound so much better...
@@richardharrold9736 like what’s the point of having a beautiful kit like that if you’re just gonna make it sound like some random shitty Roland td?
@@Vamashara it's set up for a purpose, and that purpose is not playing jazz 😎
@@richardharrold9736 Yeah man it would be so awesome if he would spend some time getting that raw sound. I know that triggers have dynamics, but whatever it is, the samples the mixing, whatever it just sounds unnatural and I would prefer my cheap China kit every day over this.
I was about to comment about it.. Triggers + jazz = no sex :( those ghost notes looks nice tho
"GRLGLGRLGLL Well, here you go you guys. If you've always wanted to see me fail, you've come to the right video. Oh, great, my buttcrack is sweating again."
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Honestly, it is fun to see how personally the style of metal in general sticks out through the pores (Latin expression), because musically I played extreme metal for many years and I began to experiment with other styles and I could not avoid adding to the other styles licks of metal, that's why When you love that style so much and enjoy it, getting out of your comfort zone leads you to improvise a lot and add more to your creativity.
i am apologies for the bad english. :D
6:20 The curse of the missing cymbal hit 😉
Looking like a young Chris Adler while playing
I miss Chris
@@St_Mindless his work in firstborne is pretty good, you just gotta be an 80s metal fan! Haha
Chris was insane in LOG
actually a young er Petrucci
Samus while attempting jazz: "Not quite my tempo"
But can he double time swing
I was expecting that kind of answer. I got another one : is he dragging or rushing ?
So too slow or too fast?
too slow for his skill set
“Why do you suppose I just hurled a chair at your head”….. I love that movie, that scene reminds me of My brother and me tho, he’s exactly like that dude…. "Raise a glass for Sociopaths! yay!!"
I'm new here but this guy gives me the vibe of the Weird Al of metal drumming. Supremely talented, likes to mess around, is okay with a joke at his own expense and has a great sense of humour. Just a perfect combination.
I’m playing caravan in jazz band at school, and your version of it is kinda inspiring me to be more creative with my fills 😂
First person I’ve ever seen do a manscaped ad and the lawn mower actually had pubes on it. You sir are a sneaky good salesman 👏👏👏😂😂
When Ornette Coleman coined the term “The Shape of Jazz to Come”, he meant speed metal Cherokee
9:38 double bass in jazz? That's blasphemy!!!
Louis Bellson did it all the time!
There is nothing from rock that some jazz drummer hasn't appropriated. Jazz is a genre of thievery.
Dude I’m not even a drummer but I watch all of your videos all the way through. I’m a huge fan of both music and comedy and your channel brings both. Keep it up brother. ❤️
thank you so much Johnny!!
Weeeelllllll, I never thought I'd see you play Caravan. That was actually excellent! I'd be down for more of that kind of stuff. Also glad I stuck around for the moment of sex at the end......... SEX!!!
Damn u spoild me 😂
This should become a series “66Samus plays jazz” 🤘🏻
First discovered you when I listened to abigail williams like 14 years ago. Loved how you played but now I ALSO love just you. Such a relaxed, humble and funny guy.
Your triggers sound good for metal, not so much for jazz.
Aside from the kick, I believe it's all natural tho
Maybe the snare......but the toms are natural, almost positive
@@adamtheawesomeperson6490 I agree, toms are good enough, the snare however really don't have the dynamics you need for jazz playing - ghostnotes are way too pronounced.
He needs the brushes
am i the only one who was laughing so hard i was crying when the double kick fill in caravan happened?!
You're interpretation of Caravan was great! I would love to hear the whole song with a drum solo as well! IT'S GREAT! sex!
Bro you did pretty damn well for being outside of your comfort zone. Well played for a wee jazz bahee.
That is the worst rosanna shuffle I’ve ever heard 😂
Purdey shuffle
FUN FACT: Joey jordison studied and played jazz wayyy before slipknot or any metal..
You can hear it’s influence in His fill work
Did anybody else gasp when they heard him say Cherokee? :D
Also, as a fan of the genre, Art Blakey is probably one of the best starting points in jazz for a rock and roll fan. Check out Moanin', A Night in Tunisia, and Free for All.
You are not joking, the Rosanna shuffle still eats my lunch. Hate playing that one in front of anyone because it trips me up a lot. R.I.P. Jeff Porcaro your talent is still unrivaled.
A variation on the Purdie Shuffle, right? Similar to what Bonham did in Fool in the Rain.
@@victorwilburn8588 It’s actually a combo of both of those
It's three things Jeff actually emulated on the Rosanna drum beat: the Purdie shuffle, Bonzo's "Fool In the Rain" shuffle, and a Bo Diddley rhythm on the kick; take those three together, et vóila!
5:46 got me the “shakedown 1979...” vibe
Drumkit usage percentage: 22%
Love you Samus 😂
You can actually feel the dynamics of a Metal drummer.. god jazz is for bahees
What the hell is a bahee
@@Christopher-md7tf you don’t watch this channel enough if you don’t know what a bahee is😂
it is because the triggers most likely
@@rolllimbo973 yeah I don't watch it a lot. So what is it then? Derogatory term for non-metalheads?
@@Christopher-md7tf nah Samus is just weird and likes to use random made up words😂 he posted a picture with his wife and the caption was “5 years married to this bahee” so I think it’s just a meme now
At least I like the more chill vibe coming out of your chops though.
My highschool band teacher taught us jazz in Art Blakey's style, and the two things that he really emphasized were a strong 2+4 on the hat and a "tight" swing, essentially that subdivided 16th's that you explained it as. So, I learned to swing less by thinking about how it sub divides and more by how much you can 'push' the swung 8th without it sounding bad.
TRIGGERED DRUM JAZZ BABYYYYY YESSSSS
P a i n
mmm yes so much *feel*
People think of me a classical musician, as I normally play symphonic music in large groups.
I'll surprise people when I say "lets go to this metal show" - and I'll get right in on the mosh pit.
I feel like this video is the inverse of that.
That makes me happy.
I feel you! I mostly play rock and Christian contemporary but I also joined jazz band my senior year of high school
Not particularly fan of metal drumming. But you definitely got a new fan with this one! Awesome channel dude. Glad for youtube finally getting its algorithm right. Keep on going. You’re great! Cheers
thank you so much dude!!!
>Metal Drummer attempts Jazz. What could go wrong?
Well in the case of Sean Reinert, everything went right.
Fletcher: Not quite my tempo
were you rushing or were you dragging?
I just watched that movie for the first time last night
@@lukeabrahamsen-collins808 the best thing in that movie is whichever he says, rushed or dragged, I forget, is wrong :P
When you broaden your horizons you open a new world
The weirdest thing about jazz drumming is where the hell to put the kick. Also Roy Hargrove is my favorite jazz musician ever- RIP
When the bass plays a note, i hit the bass drum. Haven't ever gone wrong with that.
@@hannes1734 so like every other second?
@@vladmihalca4504 Yes. And if you're really good at it, no one will even notice that you're playing the bass drum
u can feather the kick or comping
Wherever you like. Nobody will hear it anyway cause it's always mixed so quiet in jazz.
You should try Giant Steps by John Coltrane. Tempo will be right up your alley.
didn't have the light touch that a jazzer has, but i was expecting this since he's a metal adept. metalheads don't play coffeeshops and small jazz stages, that's for sure lol. still hella talented, can tell that he just loves drumming.
9:38 the moment you realise that you've destroyed the souls of most jazz drummers out there in a couple of seconds
Nice and thicc fill though not complaining
The one at 9:15 is much better. That other one has no soul.
Big thumbs up to you for going outside your comfort zone and adding to your personal musical vocabulary. Another drummer comes to mind, Danny Carey. He played jazz and other types of music for years before Tool existed, and of course added so many of those flavors together in interesting ways, not to mention Danny's studying with an Indian tabla master. That added something totally unique to his overall vocabulary too.
The best of luck to you on your journey as a musician, wherever it may take you. Cheers!!!!!