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★ No One Knows (QOTSA) ★ Drum Lesson (1st SOLO) | How To Play Drum Solo (Dave Grohl)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ค. 2011
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This free video drum lesson teaches you how to play the first drum fill/solo from the song No One Knows by Queens Of The Stone Age, featuring the amazing drummer and drumming of Dave Grohl of course!
VIDEO BREAKDOWN:
0:38 - Intro
1:48 - Line 1
7:06 - Line 2, 4 & 6
8:50 - Line 3
11:36 - Line 5 (The HERTA - Sweet!)
15:50 - Line 7
18:42 - Line 8
21:16 - Outro
"No One Knows" FREE Video Drum Lesson (THIRD SOLO) - • ★ No One Knows (QOTSA)...
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VIDEO LINK: • ★ No One Knows (QOTSA)...
lennon wasn't only known for it's great compositions but for his drum skills
No Ed Norton Primal Fear - th-cam.com/video/ah8Vjbs3JsM/w-d-xo.html
You, sir, are a born teacher. Excellent vid dude. I picked up the drums 6 years ago, (I need to put them down, there're very heavy) and had hit a wall, skills wise, until I found your tutorials here. I am reborn. Salutations.
Great transcription! He does trade between the rack tom and floor tom for those Herta fills though.
Thank you *so* much for posting this! That herta lick is still kicking my ass, but this has been so helpful in showing what the heck I should actually be doing :)
@HuGeEO1 Well, it certainly won't hurt to have a go. Take each part slowly and see how you go. Let me know how you get on or if you have any questions! Rob :)
with the herta the last one is on the floor tom. for a while i was trying to do
snare hightom snare lowtom snare hightom snare lowtom
but then realised its basically impossible to get back to the snare in time from the floor tom. great vid!
...also, with regards to the speed, id recommend to anyone having trouble - make sure you move your right hand to the next drum whilst your left is still there for the last hit, might seem obvious but when i realised that it really helped me to not rush it and mess it up!
I’ve been wondering how exactly Dave did this for a while and you opened my eyes and ears. Thanks very much!
You're very welcome! :)
mate, you are great. ive been drumming pro for 25 years and never seen such a talented and enthusiastic tutor with a sense of humour!! top marks mate.
@danbomber46 But he doesn't on the recording and that is what I'm teaching you in this video. Also, music videos cut together different parts of the song and so aren't always accurate records of what drummers actually play....believe me, otherwise my job would be MUCH easier! :/ Thanks for your interest and input! Rob :)
@Lisa17989 Thanks for the love! The drums on this recording are high in the mix and played super clean by Grohl so are quite easy to transcribe. Also, my "drum ears" have developed over time and are now quite good at picking out drum parts. This would have been impossible for me to have worked out years ago though so I guess it also comes with experience. Thanks for your interest! Rob :)
Schweet!! Keep these videos coming, they're bloody immense!
When you go on tangents to show how you can use the fills in other concepts, I love the complete satisfaction on your face every time you hit it perfectly.
Haha! Thanks :)
@0509killer Good question. It took a good couple of months of solid practice to get it up to speed but it can take more or less time depending on where a drummer is at technically. Thanks for your interest in what I do! :)
Awsome job...all my doubts are gone...thank you!
An absolutely fantastic tutorial. I've been playing for 19 years and I've still learned something new today.
Thanks for the motivation to get behind the kit today....Subscribed
Hearing this song for months and always wanted to know how to play the solo, thanks man, awesome video . (Y)
@JacksonKovacs I actually show you how to play the main groove to Assassin in my eBook which you can download from my website...but I might do a full lesson also. Assassin does kick arse! Thanks for your interest :)
You r a great teacher! REALLY REALLY REALLY GOOD!!! and ur music taste is made of awesome! :D
I am learning more from you than ive ever learned from anyone else. thanks for the free videos man!
Thanks so much for this! It took about two weeks but I finally have the Herta up to speed!
Great stuff. Well done!
almost sounds like a gallop when you get it going
@kevintamk The link has now be changed to the correct one. Thank you for pointing this out to me and enjoy the lesson. Happy drumming! Rob
Excellent lesson. Keep them coming!
Great job! Just beginning to learn this song. Most of my beginner doubts are gone :)
Like and subscription!
Thanks Ed Norton - well done!
Just the herta just there :) So happy :) Thanks a lot :)
Thank you VERY MUCH for the Herta !! I listened this part again and again without understanding the beat but now it's ok !
Thank you so much! I finally know how to play it!
Glad I could help, Violet!
thank you so much for breaking down everything in this song and sharing your bad-assness with everyone. you truly know your shit, i mean it your good!
thanx for that m8, great vid & easy to follow... you play really well !
I dont even have any grades or lesson on drums, and decided to learn this song on a whim, but wow, this video helps a LOT.
Excellent vid 👍
Amazing, really good teacher that goes through the stuff technically at various speeds without being patronising. I'll try these again in a couple of hours thanks so much! Subscribed, liked and favourited.
Brilliant teacher. Thanks
Yeah, don't worry, I get that ALL the time :)
Practicing with a metronome is a great way to get solid time. The BEST way though and the more fun way is to play along to your favourite songs. This improves your timing AND teaches you all of the un-written rules of drumming to music. The metronome can then be used to perfect your timing but isn't essential, in my opinion.
No, counting out loud is not essential but it certainly helps with the reading!
Good luck!
Rob
Dude, thanks! You're awesome.
you are an AWESOME teacher and drummer! love how you slow it down and make it easy to see exactly what you are doing... thank you so much! :)
awesome lesson! you have a fantastic teaching and demonstration style - thanks so much
Great tutorial man cheers for this.
I've looked at a lot of drum tutorials on youtube and this one definitely made me smile the most. You're funny. An excellent lesson too as you've just taught me how to play this song properly (i.e., thinking in triplets) after about a year of playing it incorrectly (i.e., just hitting stuff and hoping). Back to practicing then. Thanks :)
Great lesson. You're much more in depth than any other drummer on TH-cam.
Thank you so much for taking the time to break this down!!!!👍👍👍👍👍
This may be harder to play than I thought \o/ thank you for the lesson (:
I'm a guitarist/singer and just happened to stumble upon this in the related field, but I got really sucked into this and ended up watching the whole vid. Really interesting, amazing teaching skills Rob! Been wanting to buy an electro-kit for ages now, so I'll be back after my next paycheck ;)
This drum solo is a work of art;) thanks for the lesson!
dude! incredibly helpful thanks
Thanks, Rob!
Very helpful thanks!
Great vid
I've always thought that was a flam! Thanks for clearing that up!
You're welcome! :)
awesome solo! thanks for the lessopn dude!
Very nice video, thanks
Thanks a lot Rob!!!! Great lesson. I requested this lesson in other video comment. :)
Great video man, thankyouoverymuch
@MonkeyBoyFTW I'll add it to my list. Thanks for your suggestion! Rob :)
Love how you break it down - Thanks!! (w/Brooklyn NY accent)
Great!!! Thank you so much 🙏
You're welcome, and thanks!
thx so much for your work on these tutorials! the explanation is great and its so helpful! :)
You're right about drummers ears pricking up when hearing the Herta. The first time I heard this song, I basically turned into Spock. Without the logical side effects though.
hello!
thanks a lot for the great lesson, I am much much closer to get it right now...I would like to ask a favor since you turned out to be a good teacher...
could you please make a video explaining the very last drum solo?? (the one that goes along with the guitar solo)
thanks for making this video it helped me a lot whit my band
REALLY REALLY GOOD...TKS
Thanks for all of your hard work Rob! Great video!
Superb lesson
Love all of your video's, only been playing a year and have had no... 'real' lesson, your videos have helped me allot. Please, if you have time, could you do some paramore lessons? Maybe misery business? And the great escape by we are scientists as I can't find a tab for it anywhere, struggling on understanding how the chorus goes, everything else is gooood. :)
good work
Outstanding video man!! This song has been my bane for years until I actually took the time to look it up, and your lesson is by FAR the most comprehensive and professional. The hurrrtah!! hahah... :P Now when I gig with my band we always start with this one and blow the crowd away. Thanks!! You should do a drum lesson of Danko Jones' Full or Regret before I beat you to it :p
great drum lessons. well explained...
@DrumsTheWord Damn, I really had that coming haha.. I managed to get it to the songs speed now, but only on snare or toms... I keep messing up when I switch.
Back to hard solid practicing then, thanks for your quick reply and keep up the good work!!
@najretuek Well, I've been drumming for over 20 years now and learnt the Herta about 10 years into that. I think it took me a couple of weeks to get it fast and smooth. Everybody is different though, a beginner might have to wait a year to get this stuff down whilst a pro would learn a new lick in just a day or so.
Hi !! I love your videos!!!! thanks for the explanations!!! and btw... you look soo goodd on the drumset!!! Hugs from Colombia!
You should really do the second solo in this song, that would help out so much
Tnx very helpfull!!
@Graveltongue Thank you sir. I'm really pleased you found this video so enjoyable. Might I suggest a daily dose of vitamin DRUM to get your rhythmic health back together again...I have NO ideas what that means but I'm pleased you're back into your drumming anyway. Happy drumming to you! Rob
Thank you, very helpful...
Top job fella, cheers ;)
You're welcome, mate. Just get the song up on TH-cam and use a free online metronome to find the bpm. Type "free metronome" into Google and you'll find one. Cheers! Rob
great tutorial!
any tricks on how to speed up the switch between toms and snare?
hey !!! grandioso video , siempre tuve un problema con esta cancion ... y sin duda creo que ahora me sera mas facil ejecutarla .... una felicitacion por tu trabajo desde mexico =) ....
Best explanation iv seen, helped me extremely. Keep doing what your doing man.
Who the Hell Ya think Ya are?!!?
Dave Grohl?!!?
Good Stuff Man!!!!
Rock On!!!!
Wtf... O_o I figured you'd be somewhere in your mid or late twenties for playing 20 years already and still thought you looked young for your age. But over thirty.... Damn, man, you have it good! :D
great
you thought me how to play this. thanks!
@ctuth Practice, practice, practice mate....come one, you must have known this was coming! ;) Oh, also try to maintain a loose grip as tightening up is part of the speed problem drummers face. Hope that helps a little. Rob
damn...just the lesson I was looking for..thanks...pigeon on the way
thank you for to xplain the four stroke...
that looks like fun
@TiRune he just called dave ghroll like a bombastic powerhouse. no matter which band he's playing at all
Good teacher
Thank you, Jake! :)
Depends on what you're taught. I say triplet as I was taught to count 8th and 16th notes as 1-and-a or 1-e-and-a for 16ths, so it separates them instead of using the same counting terms for all rhythms. As long as you're counting the rhythms correctly, who cares ya know?
Not yet, but maybe in the future :)
@LikosTheWolf I love the way he is happy :) happy people make me happy :D
nice one!!! 14:06
11:17 love it..
i almost died!
i love the videos, they´ve helped me alot lately.
keep on :b
Excellent lesson and well spoken. 4 stars. I took away a star because you didnt mention a few of the famous drummers who use the fast fills besides Grohl. LoL.Good job all around though. Thanks.
@TheEpicMong23 Yamaha DTXPress Special IV :)
Your a sick teacher bro. How much is an E-kit like that worth? What model would equal it today?
And of course, you gotta do the last solo video too Homeslice.
awesome how you get all the songs just fine xD :) thanks again
You are a great techer 4 me =D
Show us how to play assassin!!