Original Ian Paice drum track. Multitracks - / kiboko My second channel - / @bonzosdrumgrooves259 When creating this video, an freeware audio editor was used.
The swing kicks are absolutely insane and they don’t even stand out in the track. Like they are literally on the next level of swing but the snare hits are so straight it keeps the groove rock solid. Incredible 😅
His kick work is essential but so clean and swinging. It's really what's propelling the song, even if it's not flashy at all (a part from some fast triplets and doubles here and there). This is what a great drummer does.
Ian Paice is without doubt one of the most technically brilliant rock drummers ever..he uses fills in places where it seems virtually impossible to place them. One of a kind. He has a style that is very unique and difficult to replicate....made Deep Purple the exceptionally brilliant band they were. 😊
I met Ian, Roger Glover and Jon Lord after a gig in 1972. He was a total gentleman as were the other two 'non-stars' . He is so under-rated with people flocking to the feet of Bonham. Ian was just as important to me , in fact his impact was often greater. Some of his fills on Strange Kinda Woman are almost impossible to break down and the feel is unique.
3:43 is great, no doubt, but 1:58 is a rocket ship! Paice always had that cool tendency to Jazz up his straight Rock beats, especially on "&" notes, which are all over this song. Always loved his energy, the enjoyment he communicated, and his single stroke roll rips back into a phrase: there's one here near the end, and a really sweet, slower one on "Perfect Strangers" during the closing 4/4, 5/4 patterns. Just awesome. Still underrated, but real Drummers know. Love the channel! Can't wait to dig around and see if there's some Bill Bruford, Alan White, and Carl Palmer! A request: Claude Salmieri playing on Gipsy King's track "Mosaique". One of the greatest independence/rolls/cymbal expression tracks, ever. A *daily* practice/listening piece! 👍
MrCJK84 - it's from all the classic pop influences they grew up with at the time that are now long missing. Think Sinatra and Tom Jones as obvious examples but there must be hundreds we've barely heard. Same thing with Zeppelin, did you hear their live song medleys where they just play a bunch of old folksy and blues tunes? And some of their album tracks would simply not exist without diverse influences. That would make a cool documentary.
This is the reason why the classic Rock kills modern pop shit. #1 - Songs - ( excellent song writing) #2 - Tone - ( guitars had brilliant organic analog tone, drums were tuned expertly and recorded well) drums were aloud to reverberate and breathe in the studio as well. #3 - Musicianship ( These guys took their craft seriously) This is an example of why this shit hits so hard 46 years after it was recorded. Snare is tuned perfectly for rock. Rock drummers still had a swing in the beat.
"...drums were aloud to reverberate and breathe in the studio..." It was recorded in the hall of a hotel. From the photos, the drumheads appear not to have been changed for months. Having said that, the 70's were simpler times.
Rock Beato was saying it's no longer the style to tune drum heads as high a tension as they did 50 years ago, maybe back then it was a carry-over from Jazz because many big rock drummers had some of that influence of Gene Krupa et al. Heavy rock music was still being invented as they went (Sabbath Hendrix Purple.)
Amazing. I could never hear his bass drum work properly on the original recording. Really tasty footwork, sparingly used and pushed through at the right times. Phenomenal drummer and only 23 years old at the time of recording...the energy is crackling here!
@@anthonyb924 Hope you are well. Have you listened to the parts on this isolated drum track I mentioned in my previous post? I'm not disputing the fact that quick clean double taps can't be done with one foot. I know plenty of drummers who can do that. I can do it, you can probably do it yourself. My point is that these parts I've mentioned on this isolated track, sonically, sound like double bass parts. I could never hear them on the original recording. I understand your point. But your point that Nicko Mc' Brain can do that, for me, is not really a valid proof or argument that single pedal/double bass took place on this track. I agree the song rocks.
Neil Power yes I’m quite familiar with this song, Ian Paice and Deep Purple. Definitely only used a single bass drum with single pedal on this recording.
Awesome to be able to hear the isolated drums for this tune. Makes it much easier to figure out what he's doing. Beat is pretty straight forward, but those rolls are like silk.
Joseph Joestar Ya he was great also. Asshole Steve fired the guy in 1983 because he wanted time off his father died, so a ugly crazy acting blues drummer took his place.
@@m42037 nope, Steve liked the more spacy kind of playing Nicko has, it gave him more room and dynamic range. Clive was playing too fast for the direction Maiden was heading with the songs.
Ritchie Blackmore tells a story of how as early as ‘72 he was thinking about leaving Purple and forming another band. The first guy in Purple he spoke to about this was Ian Paice, apparently Ritchie was very impressed with a young, Irish Bass player, who could sing, by the name of Phil Lynott. He booked some studio time and they played a few sessions supposedly, according to Ritchie. So Ritchie Blackmore knee who he wanted from Purple if he went out on his own even then. Ian Paice, listening to this isolated drum track you can understand why Ritchie was always so impressed by Ian Paice.
There will never be another drummer like Ian paice, I have seen both Zeppelin and deep purple live, paice out drums Bonham in every way, no disrespect to the guy, but Ian paice has the edge
Nice straightforward analogue drum track - restrained power and self-control being the keys to the magic box. Most everyone swings the beat a bit, otherwise you just sound like a metronome.
Wow, can really hear the ambience of the Grand Hotel. Sounds like just organ on this take, and this likely a scratch track (or guide track) since the solo and harmony on the guitar solo can’t be heard.
a drum masterclass...if i heard someone cover this like this recording i would have bitched about some time...but this is the original recording...his fills are SO musical...his hat feel is perfect...i never noticed all the double beats on the BD...his BD feel is what keeps this song flowing...this is not a Pro Tools session...his time is slightly off which is why it probably sounds so good on the recording...a real band recording together...and they did this FAST...in a mobile truck...
kiboko are your drum tracks completely separated out with individual drum pieces and easy for me to put them in a DAW such as Reaper along with all the other tracks so I can trigger the drum parts if I wanted with Superior Drummer 3? Please advise.
The drum track in this song is divided into three stems: kick, snare, overhead. These stems have some sound from other instruments, I haven't been able to achieve complete isolation yet. All this is well heard and seen in the video.
@Dale Marino my band and Faith or Fear opened up for Fates at the Empire in Philly in 89. Before Mark. It was a GREAT show. I just dont like Ray Alders voice. I'm a bassist and I had some bit licks to throw down to try to impress the guys. Lol
@Dale Marino I still play. I'm part of a 2 man Prog Doom Rock project right now. We are recording our first EP as we speak. We dont even have a name yet so, sorry. But we put out very down tuned, slower, grinding complex rhythms but we stay low and slow. Mid tempo stuff is also part of our work and a lot of acoustic and effects driven material. Mars Volta meets Yob meets early King Crimson.
The drums of old recorded in nice lively rooms sounds so much better to me than the tone replacement drums of today recorded in a dead ass room. I hate how all the of the hard rock drums today sound damned near the same. Love Ian's kick drum here, betting it's the 26" one he used in large venues. I use one and mine sounds somewhat like his. You can feel the damned earth move when that thing goes off. Moves a beat like nothing else.
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3:43 has to be one of, if not the best, drum fills i’ve ever heard
Agreed... but I also love the one in How Many More Times ( after Plant sings ,,Ain't no need to hide")
Sort of jazzy sound in those days, the time is completely ‘feely’ as well.
Way more texture and fluidity to the track thanks to this.
The swing kicks are absolutely insane and they don’t even stand out in the track. Like they are literally on the next level of swing but the snare hits are so straight it keeps the groove rock solid. Incredible 😅
People rave about Bonham and no doubt he's one of the greatest but for me Ian Paice is the greatest.
Agreed
Ian Paice is the man, always been my favourite of that era... he is on another level than Bonzo... magnificent drummer..
No hay color,Paice is good but Bonham is God
@@ferminmugaguren4580 They're all great, including Ginger Baker and Keith Moon.
@@mtntime1 yes,yes,yes!
His kick work is essential but so clean and swinging. It's really what's propelling the song, even if it's not flashy at all (a part from some fast triplets and doubles here and there). This is what a great drummer does.
Ian Paice is without doubt one of the most technically brilliant rock drummers ever..he uses fills in places where it seems virtually impossible to place them. One of a kind. He has a style that is very unique and difficult to replicate....made Deep Purple the exceptionally brilliant band they were. 😊
Ian Paice. One of the best drummers of all time. Magnificent, brilliant ... just incredible!
That guy, right there, is one of the many reasons i wanna be a pro drummer.
I met Ian, Roger Glover and Jon Lord after a gig in 1972. He was a total gentleman as were the other two 'non-stars' . He is so under-rated with people flocking to the feet of Bonham. Ian was just as important to me , in fact his impact was often greater. Some of his fills on Strange Kinda Woman are almost impossible to break down and the feel is unique.
I love his playing on Pictures of Home, my favorite Purple song. They're all so good on that.
He's better than bonham and doesn't get the credit he deserves like like Bill ward doesn't
Yeah the feel of this this is very unique. A Great influential drummer
His triples have always been exceptional. Awesome drummer one of the best!
3:43 is great, no doubt, but 1:58 is a rocket ship! Paice always had that cool tendency to Jazz up his straight Rock beats, especially on "&" notes, which are all over this song. Always loved his energy, the enjoyment he communicated, and his single stroke roll rips back into a phrase: there's one here near the end, and a really sweet, slower one on "Perfect Strangers" during the closing 4/4, 5/4 patterns. Just awesome. Still underrated, but real Drummers know.
Love the channel! Can't wait to dig around and see if there's some Bill Bruford, Alan White, and Carl Palmer! A request: Claude Salmieri playing on Gipsy King's track "Mosaique". One of the greatest independence/rolls/cymbal expression tracks, ever. A *daily* practice/listening piece! 👍
What's remarkable is I hear a slight swing to the bass drum in the verse wheras I always thought it was played straight. Anyone else think the same ?
I would say there's a lot of swing to the bass kicks - and it sounds great. Why is this totally missing from today's drummers?
MrCJK84 you're right theres plenty of swing however Im no modern drummer. Its just i never heard it that way with the music
MrCJK84 - it's from all the classic pop influences they grew up with at the time that are now long missing. Think Sinatra and Tom Jones as obvious examples but there must be hundreds we've barely heard.
Same thing with Zeppelin, did you hear their live song medleys where they just play a bunch of old folksy and blues tunes? And some of their album tracks would simply not exist without diverse influences. That would make a cool documentary.
Paicey has always swung. Watch The Art of Drumming on Sky Arts.
@@MrCJK84 You cannot have this kind of groove with a QUANTIZED drumn part. Quantization kills it by putting everything on a grid.
His left foot must've had its own brain. Respect.
It’s the right food I’m entranced by! 😮
@@quasarulas3968 he's a leftie
This is the reason why the classic Rock kills modern pop shit.
#1 - Songs - ( excellent song writing)
#2 - Tone - ( guitars had brilliant organic analog tone, drums were tuned expertly and recorded well) drums were aloud to reverberate and breathe in the studio as well.
#3 - Musicianship ( These guys took their craft seriously)
This is an example of why this shit hits so hard 46 years after it was recorded. Snare is tuned perfectly for rock. Rock drummers still had a swing in the beat.
"...drums were aloud to reverberate and breathe in the studio..." It was recorded in the hall of a hotel. From the photos, the drumheads appear not to have been changed for months. Having said that, the 70's were simpler times.
DQ6S7S but yet it still sounds better than most of todays music. Strange
@gnpd07 It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing.
gnpd07 #4 - BALLS!!
Rock Beato was saying it's no longer the style to tune drum heads as high a tension as they did 50 years ago, maybe back then it was a carry-over from Jazz because many big rock drummers had some of that influence of Gene Krupa et al. Heavy rock music was still being invented as they went (Sabbath Hendrix Purple.)
Amazing. I could never hear his bass drum work properly on the original recording. Really tasty footwork, sparingly used and pushed through at the right times. Phenomenal drummer and only 23 years old at the time of recording...the energy is crackling here!
@GBW Both double bass drums and double bass pedal at various points in his career, yes. (as well as single pedal).
Neil Power single pedal on this song, quick clean doubles aren’t that hard. Nicko can hit triplets that clean on a single pedal
This song rocks though
@@anthonyb924 Hope you are well. Have you listened to the parts on this isolated drum track I mentioned in my previous post? I'm not disputing the fact that quick clean double taps can't be done with one foot. I know plenty of drummers who can do that. I can do it, you can probably do it yourself. My point is that these parts I've mentioned on this isolated track, sonically, sound like double bass parts. I could never hear them on the original recording. I understand your point. But your point that Nicko Mc' Brain can do that, for me, is not really a valid proof or argument that single pedal/double bass took place on this track. I agree the song rocks.
Neil Power yes I’m quite familiar with this song, Ian Paice and Deep Purple. Definitely only used a single bass drum with single pedal on this recording.
Ian is an absolute monster and he's punching every hook in this song so well, he's kind of the Star if you will.
Ian Paice, December 1971, 23 years old...
1974. 26 I guess.
@@99beatmonster Machine Head was released in 1972...recorded December 1971.
chopinopus28 Yes! From 6 th to 21 th december)
@@chopinopus28 this track had gone on because of youtube 'auto-play' , I was commenting on 'Burn', so yes you are correct , I was referring to Burn.
That’s not Ian Paice
Paice is a monster, amazing groove on the kick drum
His foot work is sensational
Awesome to be able to hear the isolated drums for this tune. Makes it much easier to figure out what he's doing. Beat is pretty straight forward, but those rolls are like silk.
I can definitely hear the influence he had on Clive Burr, both excellent drummers.
RIP Clive
Joseph Joestar Ya he was great also. Asshole Steve fired the guy in 1983 because he wanted time off his father died, so a ugly crazy acting blues drummer took his place.
Ian Paice’s influence extends to all metal drummers. He is a living treasure in England.
@@m42037 nope, Steve liked the more spacy kind of playing Nicko has, it gave him more room and dynamic range. Clive was playing too fast for the direction Maiden was heading with the songs.
@@danwebd4481 Quiet kid, you weren't even born. That's why Bruce left. Btw this thread is dated my focus is the war
Ritchie Blackmore tells a story of how as early as ‘72 he was thinking about leaving Purple and forming another band. The first guy in Purple he spoke to about this was Ian Paice, apparently Ritchie was very impressed with a young, Irish Bass player, who could sing, by the name of Phil Lynott. He booked some studio time and they played a few sessions supposedly, according to Ritchie. So Ritchie Blackmore knee who he wanted from Purple if he went out on his own even then. Ian Paice, listening to this isolated drum track you can understand why Ritchie was always so impressed by Ian Paice.
Its 1973 after Ian and Roger departure
There will never be another drummer like Ian paice, I have seen both Zeppelin and deep purple live, paice out drums Bonham in every way, no disrespect to the guy, but Ian paice has the edge
immense drummer! over the top!!!
The snare just sounds perfect--soooooo clean! Thanks for posting kiboko--love your videos!
Awesome, Ian was a true beast on drums, fantastic!!
Que pedazo de baterista Ian Piece! Gracias por la pista
Saw him at a drum workshop years ago, he did a ten minute solo and I was sat in front, it was awesome 😷
I am no deep purple fan - in fact I am not even a rock fan - but that snare is sounding FINE!!!
I love the compression sound made on this master piece!!
I forgot how awesome this song is. Killer to hear the isolated track!
Omg! I love this channel, is so helpful
Great job. Thumbs up from us!
Просто идеальный звук ударных! Прям чувствуется пространство в нём!
this kicks ass big time
that snare, that toms... holy shit
Thank youj very very much!!
Sounds killer!
Masterpiece
Hearing this changes what i thought i knew how Ian played this.
So good!
Great job
Impeccable
This is awesomely wrote. Xo 🤟🏼
The greatest !!
Excelente para practicar los tiempos
good drumstuff dude :D
Excelencia. Que buena linea
Wonderfull drummer! i saw him in 2022 maybe i think the last time he came in italy
Underrated!
Nice straightforward analogue drum track - restrained power and self-control being the keys to the magic box. Most everyone swings the beat a bit, otherwise you just sound like a metronome.
Finesse command and badassery
the stones mobile had killer mics and pres this sounds really really great
Magic
PQP! QUE SONZERA!
The BEST !!!!!!!
Ok I recall this cut I seen this band play this on tv on midnight special and Don kirshner's Rock and yup they jammed hard too
I love the people thinking that Ringo is a metronome......ufffffff...... this is incredible!
they are both
Amazing, I’ve never noticed that maybe he tried to resemble the sound of a car engine on the intro.
Thanks bto
Does he beat all the fills with Singles? Freakin' awesome
swingy❣
Wow, can really hear the ambience of the Grand Hotel. Sounds like just organ on this take, and this likely a scratch track (or guide track) since the solo and harmony on the guitar solo can’t be heard.
I wonder what size and series those paiste cymbals are. Sounds great
Jamming along to this on bass is way too fun!
✊🥁💥 Paice, Ludwig & Paiste 2oo2
Where is the isolated drum track from? Sounds great!
Now, do Burn. That song kicks ass
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Respect. Thankyou
Ce sont des classiques justement parce qu'on perçoit l'humain dans l'exécution! \m/, 3:) ,\m/
Kinoko... What about DEEP PURPLE'S FIREBALL TUNE: that will be awesome
I'm not sure. I don't have any good quality tracks from this song yet.
@@drum_tracks there is an aniversary version of the album.. 50 years or so that is amazing.. come with a song called "freedom"... is solid gold
One! Two! Three! Four!
Sería chido si Shawn viera esto UwU
a drum masterclass...if i heard someone cover this like this recording i would have bitched about some time...but this is the original recording...his fills are SO musical...his hat feel is perfect...i never noticed all the double beats on the BD...his BD feel is what keeps this song flowing...this is not a Pro Tools session...his time is slightly off which is why it probably sounds so good on the recording...a real band recording together...and they did this FAST...in a mobile truck...
Great drumming, but it does sound like it was recorded in a hotel corridor, as indeed it was.
Anyway you could get a drumless track of Pictures of home? Thanks!
I do not have such a track.
kiboko are your drum tracks completely separated out with individual drum pieces and easy for me to put them in a DAW such as Reaper along with all the other tracks so I can trigger the drum parts if I wanted with Superior Drummer 3? Please advise.
The drum track in this song is divided into three stems: kick, snare, overhead. These stems have some sound from other instruments, I haven't been able to achieve complete isolation yet. All this is well heard and seen in the video.
@@drum_tracks Thank you. I am sorry somehow I missed that.
If you read this try doing Mark Zonder from Fates Warning.
Crazy Jazz/Prog Metal vibe and very unique MO.
@Dale Marino my band and Faith or Fear opened up for Fates at the Empire in Philly in 89.
Before Mark. It was a GREAT show.
I just dont like Ray Alders voice.
I'm a bassist and I had some bit licks to throw down to try to impress the guys.
Lol
@Dale Marino I still play. I'm part of a 2 man Prog Doom Rock project right now. We are recording our first EP as we speak.
We dont even have a name yet so, sorry. But we put out very down tuned, slower, grinding complex rhythms but we stay low and slow. Mid tempo stuff is also part of our work and a lot of acoustic and effects driven material.
Mars Volta meets Yob meets early King Crimson.
tracks from Guitar hero ? good chance for practice
Would you isolate the drums on "The Wizard" by Sabbath?
Until I can do it.
@@drum_tracks Thanks man.
Where did you get this from??
The Gods Rock and Roll
Hola!! Que programa usas? Program?
Hi! If you have a separate track, you can open it in any audio editor.
el programa que usa en el video es el audacity! suerte papa!
Pablo Andres Zarate gracia querido!!
Superphonic
Ian Paice ... try to keep up!
I want to listen the version of "Made in Japan" too.
Same here. That album is one absolutely fantastic masterpiece.
Interesting, I didn't hear that slight swing on the drums during chorus and verses. Drumfills are all straight though.
Hey can you do Black Sabbath 1970 live in Paris "Warpigs" isolated drum track???
No, I can not do this, I do not have such a track.
@@drum_tracks are you sure???
@@drum_tracks like isolate the audio for Black Sabbath "Warpigs" live performance in Paris
No It's impossible.
@@karnage654 i don't think he isolates the drums from the track, i think he just finds one that's already been isolated if i'm correct
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I don't know how to private message because I'm old. I'm looking for an isolated track. Can you help ya boy?
An isolated track of which song do you need?
@@drum_tracks the drums on the song "Heaven and Hell" from Live at Leeds by the who
I don't have such an isolated drum track. I'm sorry.
I saw them last year..ok? still bad ass as fucky ducks
Why is this faster than the record?
The tempo may vary slightly due to resampling when processing sound or when converting to TH-cam format.
@@drum_tracks Tempo never varies from "resampling" or converting to youtube format lol
Good click track performance back in the day....they didn't have the trick triple bass drum pedals back then. The guy was solid.
MENDIGA BATTERIA ESTUPIDAMENTE POTENTE. IAN PAICE ES UNA RIATA. VIVA EL ROCK !
Moreno volumen please!!!!
Need More high sound .... ok
Unfortunately, I don't have any tracks.
@@drum_tracks thankyou very much. Good job men.
All due respect, Paice is amazing. But his timing seems a bit choppy during the straight forward parts. Anyone else notice this?
The drums of old recorded in nice lively rooms sounds so much better to me than the tone replacement drums of today recorded in a dead ass room. I hate how all the of the hard rock drums today sound damned near the same. Love Ian's kick drum here, betting it's the 26" one he used in large venues. I use one and mine sounds somewhat like his. You can feel the damned earth move when that thing goes off. Moves a beat like nothing else.
you can see ian's bass drum in the sleeve pictures of machine head cd. it looks like the studio bass drum is a 22inch
@@geneboris185 Oh okay. He may have only used there 26" for larger live venues then. I know he went that philosophy later in life.
I like that there are no cymbals
Radostin Vasilev Are you deaf?
You don't hear the cymbals ?
@@artysanmobile where do you hear them?
@@michaelalguire419 where do you hear them?
@@radostinvasilev599 lots in the chorus
Those who put that they don't like it must surely be superior to Ian haha
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Pero se escucha la guitarra wey
If it were only drums only 😂