+Dominic Sauvé thank you Dominic! well, there is more of almost every guest on the show. will be released sometime in little bits & pieces. cheers/phil
" The Grand Vizier's Garden Party" is the Nick Mason in-the-studio drum solo piece, not "A Saucerful of Secrets." "Fool in the Rain" not "In the Rain" features the John Bonham half-time shuffle. C'mon ol' Pat!
Pat, you are fucking awesome! Signed, A Dedicated Fan! Enjoy your drumming life, as well as your non drumming life! You are an inspiration! My best musical compositions come to me in the shower, as well!!
startdrumming.de wie immer Danke für Lob und die regelmäßigen Kommentare. Bedauerlicherweise wird Pat nicht wirklich viele Zuschauer haben, dabei ist sein Wesen und seine Einstellung zu drumming sehr motivierend, gerade wenn man dazu neigt, sich von der web-competition einschüchtern zu lassen...
Ja leider! Erstens ist er nicht so bekannt wie manch anderer Kollege und dann ist seine Musik für Ottonormalhörer auch noch recht sperrig! Aber durch solche Interview kann man da schon ein bisschen entgegen wirken! LG, Jürgen.
I really want top like this guy, but i find that all of the Crimson stuff that he is on sounds muddled and I never feel like he is adding to it. I like Bruford's drumming way way more than his. two drummers seems like a hard thing to pull off. The Grateful dead manage it, but they play in a very relaxed manner. The style, tone and technique of most all of 80s pop drumming sounds like crap to me. Hate the 80s. Except of course for the 3 Crimsons albums, and the Police were great and the first English Beat's first album is fantastic and the earlier B52s when the original guitar player is still alive. But all of that Duran Duran like stuff just sounds so vapid and boring and so harsh in tonality. Not enough jazz influence. Too much cocaine not enough acid. Too much hair spray not enough soul. Too much synthesizers not enough dynamics.
Very Humble man, a pleasure to listen to
One of the greatest!!
I'm a fan ... his deep Bonham-heavy grooves are a welcome thing in the prog-rock context of Crimson
And he swings. He is the Bonham of Prog
Great drummer and great guy.
Pat, you're a master.
One of my favorite drummers and one of the kindest persons i've met! I feel proud to cite him as an influence in my drumming
couldn't agree more!
Awesome
Pat, you're awesome. Thanks for inspiring me.
Pat, I looove your playing with XTC man
"A friendly fire, pushing ourselves in different ways." That is an awesome encapsulation! This guy is my hero!
What a great interview!! Love it.
I couldn't love this more, if I tried
Dave Smith was my teacher as well. Pretty awesome guy! I spent many years in his Burbank garage.
pat has become the new jamie muir
Awesome series, wish it were longer :D
+Dominic Sauvé thank you Dominic! well, there is more of almost every guest on the show. will be released sometime in little bits & pieces. cheers/phil
Spot on. He is the man :)
love it!!
“Lower velocity” I think Pat means,
touch & dynamics!!!
I'd like to hear more about your tuning.Perhaps I can find that somewhere else on TH-cam.
" The Grand Vizier's Garden Party" is the Nick Mason in-the-studio drum solo piece, not "A Saucerful of Secrets." "Fool in the Rain" not "In the Rain" features the John Bonham half-time shuffle. C'mon ol' Pat!
there is also a drum solo piece in " A Saucerful"...listen again
@@keredsilloc4095 Wrong.
Pat, you are fucking awesome! Signed, A Dedicated Fan! Enjoy your drumming life, as well as your non drumming life! You are an inspiration! My best musical compositions come to me in the shower, as well!!
Klasse Interview, nicht nur für Crimsonfans! LG, Jürgen.
startdrumming.de wie immer Danke für Lob und die regelmäßigen Kommentare. Bedauerlicherweise wird Pat nicht wirklich viele Zuschauer haben, dabei ist sein Wesen und seine Einstellung zu drumming sehr motivierend, gerade wenn man dazu neigt, sich von der web-competition einschüchtern zu lassen...
Ja leider! Erstens ist er nicht so bekannt wie manch anderer Kollege und dann ist seine Musik für Ottonormalhörer auch noch recht sperrig! Aber durch solche Interview kann man da schon ein bisschen entgegen wirken! LG, Jürgen.
OMG! I saw your thumbnail and thought Pat had passed...
then basically my whole channel is an obituary section...
@@drumtalkofficial ;-)
Did he really say "I don't know half the rudiments"??!!
yep. but I guess only half of it is true....
He also studied under Ginger Baker.
Amazing musician, great interview, but I can't unsee the thumbnail looking as if he had balls on his chin.
I really want top like this guy, but i find that all of the Crimson stuff that he is on sounds muddled and I never feel like he is adding to it. I like Bruford's drumming way way more than his. two drummers seems like a hard thing to pull off. The Grateful dead manage it, but they play in a very relaxed manner. The style, tone and technique of most all of 80s pop drumming sounds like crap to me. Hate the 80s. Except of course for the 3 Crimsons albums, and the Police were great and the first English Beat's first album is fantastic and the earlier B52s when the original guitar player is still alive. But all of that Duran Duran like stuff just sounds so vapid and boring and so harsh in tonality. Not enough jazz influence. Too much cocaine not enough acid. Too much hair spray not enough soul. Too much synthesizers not enough dynamics.
There are three drummers now in King Crimson. Works very well I'd say…