as a drummer when you hear this - you just just admire and you just smile - sadly Michael Derosier never seemed to get much recognition - this is one sick shuffle - the dude is talented without doubt and this song tends to focus on the vocal and guitarist but the drums are what holds it all together and just drives it down the lane - without this drumming this song falls flat - damn impressive and that kick bass is doing yeoman duty - some sick fills too
@@eduardogabriel8414 one of. John had 3 kit's. He only used The Vistalite Acrylic live. The first kit he had In the early Zeppelin day's was a Slingerland, Then Carmine got him the Ludwig deal. Then he went to the green sparkle Maple kit for recording's.
@@addrumsadamgathercole5875 that’s not true, he used a Maple Ludwig kit live early on and used the Green sparkle live too at some points. Yes, he’s known for mainly using the Acrylic kit in live scenarios but there was even a few shows where he used a double bass drum set up.
So my band is covering this song and as the drummer let me tell you, what a handful! Such a good drum part, this guy was super underrated man. Between the 16th ghost notes on the kick pedal and the constant time signature changes with 4/4 5/4 & 7/4 as well, highly criminally underrated drum song
Yeah man this is such a great drummer song on so many levels! This isolation really sheds more light on Michael’s chops! Always loved Cook with Fire too! He should of got picked up by another band after Heart.
I can tell you THIS GUY appreciates Micheal DeRosier's playing!!!! Ever since the songs were first released he shone like Diamond. He is still playing,too!!! He left Heart just before it went totally commercial (mid 1980s) but he became the in-demand drummer for Richard Marx, and many others. Humble guy,too!!!!!
I think it's also the reverb unit. It's well known that Ann and Nancy are big led Zeppelin fans, so I wouldn't be surprised if the rest of the band is too and used those records as a template for the sound they wanted.
That's what happens when you have two gorgeous women in the band with you lol. But forreal, this song wouldn't have the same intensity without the drums.
I am preparing this song to play it with my band, and it's going to be my first actual challenge in drums. Not because it is quite complicated, but because it's going to be the first "hard" song I'm going to learn all by myself. Wish me luck!
Probably the song being played by the highest number of air drummers of all time. I know I've been doing (attempting) the fills on my steering wheel for over 40 years. The song just never, ever gets old.
You can see the Bonhan influence here Soo goddamn much in the feel, the drums used, the tunings the whole 9 yards and in this track it worked so well and wasn't even really stealing the show.. great track.
I’ve always said this was one of the criminally underrated drum performances in rock, and these stems prove it. What power, feel, and groove. Amazing stuff.
I've been listening to this song for 30 years and have always admired Derosier's playing in it but I never listened to the isolated drum track before. Whoa! This guy was a beast. Loads of feel behind that driving tempo. Very impressive. The compound time sounds extra cool in the isolated track too.
when I first heard this, in the late 70s, we didn’t have ‘isolated drum tracks’ on the internet. Amazing. I realised he was a good drummer, but not this good.
I've seen a lot of drum covers on YT of this song, but nobody can really nail the swing here...the bass drum triplets and the sloshy but somehow tight hihat work. Plus his drums sound amazing!
I’ve always loved this song and drum track but hearing it isolated omfg that drummer is fucking amazing! One of the best sounding snares, solid time and a greasy rock groove!! So underrated!!! Thank you for posting this!
that snare is AMAZING...POP...one of THE greatest drum tracks ever...he is doing so much with such subtly...his hat work is excellent...nobody covers this track like this even Michael himself in his band Heart by Heart all these years later...this is EPIC
This is great. All the drum machines don't have beats like these. You forget the song it belongs to and jam what you want to it. I've jammed with Bonham and Alex Van Halen, Dave Holland and Travis Scott etc. Wish yt was around when I was starting to learn bass
I love the isolated drum tracks! These would have made learning my parts so much easier back in the 90s. I wonder now how close I was on some of those tunes...🤔
Derosier is a great drummer. Heavily influenced by Bonham. His setup was just like Bonhams and sometimes he even wore that white hat like JB did. Ian Paice wore that same hat
PS Another drummer who had a similar style and original choice for Bonham’s drum stool was BJ Wilson and deserves some recognition at some point on this channel.
The single influence was bonham.....remember the huge love and need to mirror that drum vibe the sisters wanted. Same size kit and toms.... The high-hat is more mid range and the cymbals had only a hint of that bonham thing in that the genius to recording bonham's cymbals were the big WHOOSH and long Cascade. Total vibe. Lol
Does the mogg file separate all the drums...such as a stem with just the snare, bass drum, toms, etc.? Super thanks and hope to hear from you soon. I miss hearing Michael DeRosier so very much...
I tried out my new "Barracuda" drinking game. I did a shot every time a comment used the word "underrated." No lie, I was wasted nine comments in. No - thank you!
Some have called this drum performance a direct rip off of Achilles Last Stand. I clearly see what they mean. Bonham had every drummer out there beat in spades. He’d been there and done that. Mike I’m sure knows that but…this song begged for this type of feel. Sometimes the song itself calls for everything else and so in the end, we have Barracuda. The lyrical content is genius too. Ann’s bashing of chauvinism. Just brilliant. I just learned (stupid me) that Steve and Mike are out there with Heart by Heart. I’ve watched a few clips. Unbelievably awesome. We’re getting the correct tempos and bass sounds/feel of these incredible songs. Zeppelin has spawned many, many bands but I’m sure Robert and Jimmy actually liked what Heart were trying to and ultimately did accomplish.
mmmmm.....I skeptical of this. I do not think this is Derosier's recording. I know this song inside and out, especially the fantastic drums. Anybody agree?
My drum cover of this song - th-cam.com/video/c_l91pgwmJo/w-d-xo.html
Drums only playlist - th-cam.com/play/PLTOh4tBW15HLPdzQioQAZamVYSLAbE30g.html
as a drummer when you hear this - you just just admire and you just smile - sadly Michael Derosier never seemed to get much recognition - this is one sick shuffle - the dude is talented without doubt and this song tends to focus on the vocal and guitarist but the drums are what holds it all together and just drives it down the lane - without this drumming this song falls flat - damn impressive and that kick bass is doing yeoman duty - some sick fills too
This is why Heart are one of the only bands to ever pull off doing Zeppelin covers with any degree of style and success.
Insanely underrated drummer.
He had Bonzo swagger
@@addrumsadamgathercole5875 he had the same drum kit of john bonham
@@eduardogabriel8414 one of. John had 3 kit's. He only used The Vistalite Acrylic live. The first kit he had In the early Zeppelin day's was a Slingerland, Then Carmine got him the Ludwig deal. Then he went to the green sparkle Maple kit for recording's.
Snap! I should say so
@@addrumsadamgathercole5875 that’s not true, he used a Maple Ludwig kit live early on and used the Green sparkle live too at some points. Yes, he’s known for mainly using the Acrylic kit in live scenarios but there was even a few shows where he used a double bass drum set up.
So my band is covering this song and as the drummer let me tell you, what a handful! Such a good drum part, this guy was super underrated man. Between the 16th ghost notes on the kick pedal and the constant time signature changes with 4/4 5/4 & 7/4 as well, highly criminally underrated drum song
Yeah man this is such a great drummer song on so many levels! This isolation really sheds more light on Michael’s chops! Always loved Cook with Fire too! He should of got picked up by another band after Heart.
Agree! Learning it now!
Check out Achilles Last Stand by Zeppelin, a lot of this drum part is straight from that song
Channel Bonham . Mike takes it further. He's a beast...
I can tell you THIS GUY appreciates Micheal DeRosier's playing!!!! Ever since the songs were first released he shone like Diamond. He is still playing,too!!! He left Heart just before it went totally commercial (mid 1980s) but he became the in-demand drummer for Richard Marx, and many others. Humble guy,too!!!!!
So Bonham sounding that drum kit and style of playing.
Thats the Ludwig Supra-phonic 402 I think!
I think it's also the reverb unit. It's well known that Ann and Nancy are big led Zeppelin fans, so I wouldn't be surprised if the rest of the band is too and used those records as a template for the sound they wanted.
Totally sounds bonham
I'm think heavy influence from the Immigrant Song?
@@johnnysimes5082 it actually has Achillies' Last Stand all over it.
This groove sets a standard for many grooves.
Young players, take this seriously.
Don't ignore the ghost notes.
AMEN!!!
Achilles last stand influence. 🔥
michael derosier!! such an underrated drummer
That's what happens when you have two gorgeous women in the band with you lol. But forreal, this song wouldn't have the same intensity without the drums.
@@skateforzero357 he and Nancy fell in love…
Hot damn! Got shin splints just listening to this.
He's the best drummer Heart ever had.
Absolutely.
Carmassi is a fine drummer too, but even he pales in comparison.
All the rest….WTF
By far!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
AMEN!!!
I am preparing this song to play it with my band, and it's going to be my first actual challenge in drums. Not because it is quite complicated, but because it's going to be the first "hard" song I'm going to learn all by myself. Wish me luck!
Probably the song being played by the highest number of air drummers of all time. I know I've been doing (attempting) the fills on my steering wheel for over 40 years. The song just never, ever gets old.
You can see the Bonhan influence here Soo goddamn much in the feel, the drums used, the tunings the whole 9 yards and in this track it worked so well and wasn't even really stealing the show.. great track.
Absolutely, very similar to the Immigrant Song.
I was JUST thinking that as I read your comment.
I think he is underrated and this is a sick song, but the drums were always the highlight of it. He just KILLS it on this.
If an entire drum line could be a hook for a song, this would be it.
I’ve always said this was one of the criminally underrated drum performances in rock, and these stems prove it. What power, feel, and groove. Amazing stuff.
Flawless. No dubs. One take. Or, the best take.
I've been listening to this song for 30 years and have always admired Derosier's playing in it but I never listened to the isolated drum track before. Whoa! This guy was a beast. Loads of feel behind that driving tempo. Very impressive. The compound time sounds extra cool in the isolated track too.
when I first heard this, in the late 70s, we didn’t have ‘isolated drum tracks’ on the internet. Amazing. I realised he was a good drummer, but not this good.
Great sound! Solid rhythm. Very much like Bonham.
The pedal work propels the song. With all the other elements it's genius
Perfectly executed. People have no idea how difficult it is to record a flawless drum track like this (with no assistance).
No audio-trickery!!! Just skill!!!!!!!
This performance dazzles you with intricate fills while simultaneously kicking your arse with supercharged power.
All made to sound effortless.
This drum track really surprised me. The guitar/bass rhythms in the final mix cover up the subtleties in this track.
I've seen a lot of drum covers on YT of this song, but nobody can really nail the swing here...the bass drum triplets and the sloshy but somehow tight hihat work. Plus his drums sound amazing!
This is a badass tempo the bass kick is sick with the ghost notes
Didn't realise how many ghost notes were in this
Listen to any Zeppelin iso drum track. There you will find where groove lives
Neither do any of the drummers on TH-cam coving it,seems they all have it wrong.
Was just thinking the same thing. All of my favorite songs seem to have a ton of ghost notes.
@@bootlegapples Brooke C crushes it.
@@bootlegapples Zeppelin drum covers are pulled, or won’t upload. That’s John Bonham. Not a “TH-cam drummer”, so yeah, it’s gonna be sick!
He had soooo many great drum parts and grooves! Like the rest of you, criminally underrated drummer!
I’ve always loved this song and drum track but hearing it isolated omfg that drummer is fucking amazing! One of the best sounding snares, solid time and a greasy rock groove!! So underrated!!! Thank you for posting this!
that snare is AMAZING...POP...one of THE greatest drum tracks ever...he is doing so much with such subtly...his hat work is excellent...nobody covers this track like this even Michael himself in his band Heart by Heart all these years later...this is EPIC
Love the human element still in there.
Incredible performance. Other songs equally so. I can’t imagine what happened with these original guys. Sick sick band behind the girls
What can you say… derosier is one of the world’s best
Mike is fantastic drummer.
Love how he’s opening his hi hat on the up beats during the pre chorus sections.
michael derosier. Dude has a lot of King Bonzo swagger.
The double cymbal crashes also add to the feel of the thing.
Yes, yes, yes.
If double cymbal shots could create a hook, this is the example.
You can definitely hear the Bonham influence. Excellent drum track!
AWESOME !🥁🥁🥁 Always loved that song for the unique drumming.
And that snare sound !!! Tak!!😄
That fill at 3:20.. Sweet
Every cover I've ever heard is so wrong. This guy is badass
He was also unbelievable in the band "Alias". A great, great drummer.
This is a fantastic performance. I'll need to listen to a lot of Heart now just to hear of this drummer.
Michael Derosier, GREAT drummer. Kind of unrecognized, but I love his stuff
One of my favorite grooves. It's sooooo difficult to play along to.
Great recording (drums/cymbals sound fantastic) & really super playing by Mr. D. making this tune a magical rock classic!
Got that Bonham feel.
This is great. All the drum machines don't have beats like these. You forget the song it belongs to and jam what you want to it. I've jammed with Bonham and Alex Van Halen, Dave Holland and Travis Scott etc. Wish yt was around when I was starting to learn bass
Underrated drum track
That beat really drives - would be a great loop.
I'm not a musician, so no cool musical insights here, just a reaction. It's got funk, guts, and above all it's tight. Just tight.
I love the isolated drum tracks! These would have made learning my parts so much easier back in the 90s. I wonder now how close I was on some of those tunes...🤔
Excellent drumming
You read my mind...
Amazing drummer. Amazing grove. I wonder if this was recorded on Halloween, because of al the ghost notes!
Hey. Great job my friend.
I did my best ))
Precision drumming.
Thanks for the upload dude! Outta love again by Van Halen next please! 👍🏼
I don't have such a track yet.
@@kiboko_drummer PLEASE!! Do Outta Love Again by Van Halen!! Love your work! Subscribed!
“Ah-ah, ah! Ah-ah, ah!” That’s what this reminds me of so no surprise I like it
Everything which can be called groove is all about the ghost-notes.
Thats really cool!
MD a great drummer.
Derosier is a great drummer. Heavily influenced by Bonham. His setup was just like Bonhams and sometimes he even wore that white hat like JB did. Ian Paice wore that same hat
Why are snare ghostnotes on the kick track an not on the snare track? Don´t understand.
badass
What snare was he playing? Supra LM402? Or a Black Beauty? My Black Beauty sounds like that!!
Supra
PS Another drummer who had a similar style and original choice for Bonham’s drum stool was BJ Wilson and deserves some recognition at some point on this channel.
Regardless of who he endorsed, I’m willing to bet this was a 6.5x14” LM402 Supraphonic. Classic pop!
Oh, he was Ludwig all the way.
Making it talk, nice
The single influence was bonham.....remember the huge love and need to mirror that drum vibe the sisters wanted. Same size kit and toms.... The high-hat is more mid range and the cymbals had only a hint of that bonham thing in that the genius to recording bonham's cymbals were the big WHOOSH and long Cascade. Total vibe. Lol
Not to mention the tympani and gong too.
Here you go , just found this. Cool always like Michael Bonham i mean Michael DeRosier
Also what a fun song to play to. It's just like playing to Kansas "Carry On Wayward Son" Both great songs to play to.
Try “Miracles Out Of Nowhere “ next. 🙂
Derosier. Lights out.
Heartless would have been another great drum track too!
As a kid it made me jump on my drums, then scratch my head--ho he do that?
Oh the preteen-age hours I spent in the basement at my kit with tin cymbals trying to replicate this from the plays on the radio
Michael Derosier
thanks
Agree - hear none of this on the produced version. So cool.
Ah, man. I have to disagree.
I heard *everything* on the master. I was obsessed! ☺️
This is a tough song if you're not ready.
QUE TOP 💪
Is he doing all that with one foot ?? Either that or the hi hat is overdubbed. Sounds great either way; never realized how much was going on.
Off course one foot. Open your mind
He had two bass drums but this is all one foot.
He plays the "2nd bass drum beat" as a ghost note on snare.
No, it’s all played in one take. If I can do it, it’s a breeze for someone like Derosier
@@Jackalope40 . I can't recall Derosier ever playing double bass.
deadly
Led Zeppelin should have hired Michael after Bonham passed away.
Does the mogg file separate all the drums...such as a stem with just the snare, bass drum, toms, etc.? Super thanks and hope to hear from you soon. I miss hearing Michael DeRosier so very much...
3 drum stems: kick, snare+toms, cymbals.
Awesome stuff! Where did you get these isolated tracks?
The tracks of this song are taken from the RB game.
Damn
This groove is like if John Bonham and Peter Criss had a baby.
Agreed
I tried out my new "Barracuda" drinking game. I did a shot every time a comment used the word "underrated." No lie, I was wasted nine comments in. No - thank you!
Achilles Lastest Stand
Muy dificil, cierto? Tough gig folks. Let alone to write it.
Super!))
Absolutely ))
LZ should have continued with Mike.
Some have called this drum performance a direct rip off of Achilles Last Stand. I clearly see what they mean. Bonham had every drummer out there beat in spades. He’d been there and done that. Mike I’m sure knows that but…this song begged for this type of feel. Sometimes the song itself calls for everything else and so in the end, we have Barracuda. The lyrical content is genius too. Ann’s bashing of chauvinism. Just brilliant. I just learned (stupid me) that Steve and Mike are out there with Heart by Heart. I’ve watched a few clips. Unbelievably awesome. We’re getting the correct tempos and bass sounds/feel of these incredible songs. Zeppelin has spawned many, many bands but I’m sure Robert and Jimmy actually liked what Heart were trying to and ultimately did accomplish.
3:12 yell
To me, it sounds like the guitar dive bomb.
Bacon and eggs. -Dustin
Feel...Anolog! Real!!!
Today everybody sounds the same... Nobody knows how to record s*** anymore
America's John Bonham
Damn that snare goes out of tune fast, around 1min you really start to notice, at the end its pretty ”out of tune” already
Doesn't matter. It was still beautiful and intense.
Just enhances the flavor.
Steve Gadd ladies and gents.
Um, no.
Not sure where you get that.
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mmmmm.....I skeptical of this. I do not think this is Derosier's recording. I know this song inside and out, especially the fantastic drums. Anybody agree?
You shouldn't doubt it. This is Derosier. You can listen and compare. If you're a drummer.
No. This is the real deal.
It’s Derosier. And it’s obvious.
This is 100% the original track.
Nobody would agree to that statement. Ludicrous.