Thank you everyone for your Comments!!! To all my supporters I appreciate the words... For all my haters I appreciate the words... Drumeo!!! You guys are the BEST!!!!
+Brian Frasier-Moore I'm a drum teacher from germany. You are very inspirational to me, great to hear and see THAT high level of GROOVE, feel, musicianship and chops, thanks drumeo!! I'll show the video to my students and see if they can grasp it. Anyway, I saw you 2 weeks ago with Madonna in Cologne. I was irritated to hear only stuff any pro-drummer could easily deliver, too much sequencing and playbacks, at least it sounded and looked like that. Isn't that a bit of a boring job for you? Too sad Madonna doesn't let you out of the cage.... But, visually a fantastic show and great experience. Musically I loved the parisian jazz/chanson part! Good luck for the rest of the tour!
Frank1979Zappa- What in the world do you expect for a drummer to play @ a Madonna concert? Serious every Madonna song is basically 2+4 & there's nothing wrong with that at all, if it fits her music that's awesome, the shows about MADONNA not the drummer! Nothing against Brian obviously, he clearly can RIP IT UP! But you don't "rip it up" in a pop song, if you wanna see that go to a drum clinic not a Madonna concert lol
You can clearly see why this amazing drummer has been selected by all these world famous artists. Incredible feel, such powerful and dynamic playing, and while he has insane chops, they are so musically used, and they serve what's happening musically. Those chops are the saying something, they're answering the groove and whatever is going on musically. On top of the world getting the top gigs, and yet still so humble = Respect. Loved this lesson, thankyou.
LESSON INDEX: 0:14 - Song "Return to BFM" 3:38 - Dave introduces Brian Frasier-Moore 6:38 - Drum lesson! 34:21 - Song "Tribal BFM" 37:52 - Q and A 51:43 - Song "Grey Area"
Man, I couldn't take my eye's off his hands! He has so much control of the drumsticks and bounced each stroke to the same height (per note value) no matter what he hit. So amazing!
I love watching Brian develop the chops. When he starts with the simple groove at 16:24 and builds it up his process is clear. He incorporates so many new ideas and stays groovy as all get out the whole time. Thanks Drumeo and Brian.
First saw and heard Brian on the Janet tour, All For You, live dvd. Just so top level, incredible groove and time. That band and the live recording is still one of the most funk, killer productions. Love his playing!
Man! I just learned about this guy. He’s giving away gold here. I love drums, play bass. 40+ years. I’ve heard things here that I never thought of! Thank you!
This guy is absolutely amazing. I have fallen in love with his drumming. I can feel his intensity through my screen and speakers. Simply brilliant. Thank you Drumeo.
this dude is so awesome, you can really see how humble he is. The way he explains things in this video might be hard for some people to grasp if they're more technically sound in there approach to learning. I come from just feeling the music and feeling the vibe so he spoke to my inner musician because i am so not technically sound. great lesson guys!!
I think at the end of the day you can watch all the instructional and clinic videos you want, and it'll still come down to applying yourself to finding out what works for you. It's fine to try and emulate others, just don't get stuck there if you can't pull off a specific groove, it'll come around later eventually, with practice, a lot of practice.
+Leo SigloXX Drumming up to a certain level is emulation. That is how you learn what works. For me it is also fun to experience the groove and dimensions of musicality that went through the drummers mind when they create the groove.
+bowser8375 Its hard to find your own voice when you have no idea of other peoples voices on their instruments. Like you stated, if you imitate a certain drummer(s) you start to find what you like and what you don't like. Its awesome seeing 10 different people playing the same thing yet all of them having a slightly different vibe.
+Leo SigloXX Totally agree man... I've watched loads of videos my whole drumming life.. whatever creeps into my playing or sticks in my memory eventually comes out, is played badly but gets refined over time. I never printed out notation or anything like that, just enjoyed watching and took what I wanted from it.
wow: that exercise at 14:20, amazing combination of innovation and perfect memory. It's like he can instantly store anything he plays into muscle memory and repeat it exactly
he was great enjoyed every moment , And he totally changed my life after hearing on Usher live CD. Excellent job Drumeo. Next can we get Chris Coleman.
Watching Brian play is truly inspiring. The lesson was great, but seeing him apply his style and technique to his music justly showcases this man's talent for drumming. Impeccable timing, feeling and energy! Thank you!
You definitely have blessed skills. I can sense that when I hear and watch you play. Thanks for giving this 38 year old new options in my playing... Opening new doors. Thanks bro!
This video is invaluable! Really cool concept. I've tried to apply this concept on the bass and on a cajon and it works there too. It really helps with learning to play out and finding new fills on the top of the head and still stay in the beat, given you practice over a click track. Finding voicings on the cajon feels a bit harder than on a drum set though. It's harder to keep adding new things every two bars and still keep the basis of the groove.
I play Drum's in Church, but also Congo's and Bongos at same time, while playing the drum's, but also in the street's of my Home Town, and Drum's Are Awesome Fun:-) :-) .
great lesson, great drummer, this the real deal for pop solid groove gig, it reminds me spanky mccurdy, they have a similar way of thinking, both great, im not this kind of drummer at all, but i really enjoy listening to these guys, congrats Brian and drumeo once again!
I can see with BFM how arena chops are developed. You can't go crazy in an arena setting because it won't come out, it'll just be mush. BFM shows us how that's done without being mushy. What a great lesson and drummer!
Its amazing when he played the kick-based pattern i thought it was very similar to Dave Weckl and 2 seconds later he said he was one of his influences. He's unreal
Another great lesson! I noticed a different cinematography effect that's noticeable on the fast playing. What is that? I see that in films sometimes with fights scenes. Very cool effect. Back to Brian's lesson. It seems like most of his chops within the groove were based around 32nd note flurries.
You can tell he's a talented professional the way he can just develop a badass groove on the fly. That cowbell groove he got going from basically nothing was cool to watch.
I like so much this lesson but I was wondering if the Adam Tuminaro's lessons are just for the privates members or for now you're keeping it to surprise us? Thank you guys for all the hard work !!!
does any one know the name of the genre of music of his songs? Some sort of jazz fusion? I want to discover more music like his, definitely inspires me and gets me to appreciate chops and funky grooves! he's awesome.
Awesome drummer, awesome lesson! There is no pdf to this lesson, right? Now it would be so awesome if you had Mr Virgil Donati give a lesson here!!! :)
Great lesson! My dream lesson is definitely Chad Smith: How to write drum parts for songs. Yea he doesnt have all the chops in the world, but my god he can write some parts, and they always work perfectly with the song
Thank you everyone for your Comments!!! To all my supporters I appreciate the words... For all my haters I appreciate the words... Drumeo!!! You guys are the BEST!!!!
Your the man Mr. Moore! big influence on my playing. Godbless you Sir!
+Brian Frasier-Moore
I'm a drum teacher from germany.
You are very inspirational to me, great to hear and see THAT high level of GROOVE, feel, musicianship and chops, thanks drumeo!!
I'll show the video to my students and see if they can grasp it.
Anyway, I saw you 2 weeks ago with Madonna in Cologne. I was irritated to hear only stuff any pro-drummer could easily deliver, too much sequencing and playbacks, at least it sounded and looked like that. Isn't that a bit of a boring job for you? Too sad Madonna doesn't let you out of the cage....
But, visually a fantastic show and great experience. Musically I loved the parisian jazz/chanson part!
Good luck for the rest of the tour!
Frank1979Zappa- What in the world do you expect for a drummer to play @ a Madonna concert? Serious every Madonna song is basically 2+4 & there's nothing wrong with that at all, if it fits her music that's awesome, the shows about MADONNA not the drummer! Nothing against Brian obviously, he clearly can RIP IT UP! But you don't "rip it up" in a pop song, if you wanna see that go to a drum clinic not a Madonna concert lol
+Brian Frasier-Moore Awesome drumming! I like the idea of changing up bar 3 or a other spots less expected... Going to try that out. thanks
Well said!
You can clearly see why this amazing drummer has been selected by all these world famous artists. Incredible feel, such powerful and dynamic playing, and while he has insane chops, they are so musically used, and they serve what's happening musically. Those chops are the saying something, they're answering the groove and whatever is going on musically. On top of the world getting the top gigs, and yet still so humble = Respect. Loved this lesson, thankyou.
Definitely true. Musicality always trumps technicality.
LESSON INDEX:
0:14 - Song "Return to BFM"
3:38 - Dave introduces Brian Frasier-Moore
6:38 - Drum lesson!
34:21 - Song "Tribal BFM"
37:52 - Q and A
51:43 - Song "Grey Area"
+drumeo I was wondering why I couldn't download the grey area MP3 track on the website?
Drumeo PLEASE get CJ Thompson on Drumeo!
Man, I couldn't take my eye's off his hands! He has so much control of the drumsticks and bounced each stroke to the same height (per note value) no matter what he hit. So amazing!
I love watching Brian develop the chops. When he starts with the simple groove at 16:24 and builds it up his process is clear. He incorporates so many new ideas and stays groovy as all get out the whole time. Thanks Drumeo and Brian.
First saw and heard Brian on the Janet tour, All For You, live dvd. Just so top level, incredible groove and time. That band and the live recording is still one of the most funk, killer productions. Love his playing!
Man! I just learned about this guy. He’s giving away gold here. I love drums, play bass. 40+ years. I’ve heard things here that I never thought of! Thank you!
This is the type of stuff that Steve Gadd does-- simplistic drumming that becomes complex within its own simplicity. I LOVE IT!!!!
I love his playing style. I can't quite describe it, but its like punchy and delicate at the same time. So awesome
He's like one of the few that I watched from start to finish. Great!
This guy is absolutely amazing. I have fallen in love with his drumming. I can feel his intensity through my screen and speakers. Simply brilliant. Thank you Drumeo.
Brian Frasier-Moore is a great drummer. Congrats DRUMEO!!
Monster player. Humble human being. Musician all the way. Wisdom packed lesson.
Who has time to dislike these videos? This is such a great lesson, for free! Thank you Drumeo! Thank you Brian Frasier-Moore!
this dude is so awesome, you can really see how humble he is. The way he explains things in this video might be hard for some people to grasp if they're more technically sound in there approach to learning. I come from just feeling the music and feeling the vibe so he spoke to my inner musician because i am so not technically sound. great lesson guys!!
I think at the end of the day you can watch all the instructional and clinic videos you want, and it'll still come down to applying yourself to finding out what works for you. It's fine to try and emulate others, just don't get stuck there if you can't pull off a specific groove, it'll come around later eventually, with practice, a lot of practice.
+Leo SigloXX
A very good point - thumbs up \m/
+Leo SigloXX Drumming up to a certain level is emulation. That is how you learn what works. For me it is also fun to experience the groove and dimensions of musicality that went through the drummers mind when they create the groove.
+bowser8375 Its hard to find your own voice when you have no idea of other peoples voices on their instruments. Like you stated, if you imitate a certain drummer(s) you start to find what you like and what you don't like. Its awesome seeing 10 different people playing the same thing yet all of them having a slightly different vibe.
+Leo SigloXX Totally agree man... I've watched loads of videos my whole drumming life.. whatever creeps into my playing or sticks in my memory eventually comes out, is played badly but gets refined over time. I never printed out notation or anything like that, just enjoyed watching and took what I wanted from it.
Brian Fraiser-Moore is a legend in the game! Great lesson
Groovational Fluid Dynamics is what comes to mind...absolutely phenomenal! BRAVO!
"Play a basic beat and build on it' , says Dave. Plays some crazy world beats groove, this man is insanely good.
BFM is the meaning of a PROFESSIONAL MUSICIAN. GREAT LESSON!!!!
I've been following BFM since I heard him on Usher Live back in the late 90's. He's a HUGE inspiration to me.
same, I saw him with usher opening for janet
I really enjoyed his philosophy on chops within a groove. Thats really cool stuff that Id like to do more of.
I like the last song, very musical. Brian's playing is so expressive and dynamic, gotta love it!
One of the most inspiring things I’ve seen lately! What a humble legend and incredible player.
I now know where Spanky got a few of his concepts like the snare + kick.
Great groove and personality !!
Minimal talk paired with consistent playing is the perfect mix, thanks
one of the best lessons i have seen. It shows musicality and being free and human. It maken believe in one self. Thaaanks!!
I love this dude one of the hardest working drummer in the business
The sound of those TOMS! love it
My first time listening to Brian Frasier-Moore - what a great drummer, but also what a great guy. What we'd call in England 'a genuinely nice bloke'.
wow: that exercise at 14:20, amazing combination of innovation and perfect memory.
It's like he can instantly store anything he plays into muscle memory and repeat it exactly
Amazing blessing drummer... very inspirational Thank you Mr Frasier-Moore God bless you
this is really a great lesson and what a great guy. I really like his approach to breaking things down.
ABSOLUTELY GREAT LESSON!!!! Thank U Brian & Drumeo
Amazing tutorial. I've already started practicing these things and I'm really enjoying it.
this guy is leaving me speechless ... awesome drumming, mindblowing! Love It!
I'm watching this in 2019 this dude is like the Morpheus of Drumming... "You think those are drums you are playing" Literally just freed MY MIND!
he was great enjoyed every moment , And he totally changed my life after hearing on Usher live CD. Excellent job Drumeo. Next can we get Chris Coleman.
Watching Brian play is truly inspiring. The lesson was great, but seeing him apply his style and technique to his music justly showcases this man's talent for drumming. Impeccable timing, feeling and energy! Thank you!
What an awesome drummer and a lovely person very humble and down to earth and he comes across so well I loved it drumeo
this guy is a master.
The groove, the fills, the flow, I don't know: might this be the greatest drummer I've ever seen in my life?
Its in your life so why do you ask ?
Stupid comment
Such a brilliant drummer!
Ah yes, I heard Brian say: "thank the LORD!". Yaymen!!! Those Pearl drums sound great, very punchy and focused.
You definitely have blessed skills. I can sense that when I hear and watch you play. Thanks for giving this 38 year old new options in my playing... Opening new doors. Thanks bro!
Amazing work as usual! Thanks for posting this, Drumeo!
How did I miss this guy. New favourite dude
My kind of drummer right here!!
This video is invaluable! Really cool concept. I've tried to apply this concept on the bass and on a cajon and it works there too. It really helps with learning to play out and finding new fills on the top of the head and still stay in the beat, given you practice over a click track. Finding voicings on the cajon feels a bit harder than on a drum set though. It's harder to keep adding new things every two bars and still keep the basis of the groove.
Awesome, I really appreciate your flow and humbleness..
I play Drum's in Church, but also Congo's and Bongos at same time, while playing the drum's, but also in the street's of my Home Town, and Drum's Are Awesome Fun:-) :-) .
great lesson, great drummer, this the real deal for pop solid groove gig, it reminds me spanky mccurdy, they have a similar way of thinking, both great, im not this kind of drummer at all, but i really enjoy listening to these guys, congrats Brian and drumeo once again!
I can see with BFM how arena chops are developed. You can't go crazy in an arena setting because it won't come out, it'll just be mush. BFM shows us how that's done without being mushy. What a great lesson and drummer!
i must say Brian has a rich african sound in his music especially the second track 6over8 i just love it!
His motion very powerful.
Those cymbals sound excellent, especially that ride
amazing sound Pearl Drums!thank )!
amazing great great drummer .very important lesson
Its amazing when he played the kick-based pattern i thought it was very similar to Dave Weckl and 2 seconds later he said he was one of his influences. He's unreal
Dude is a living metronome
killer! it's this groove, as a "pocket player" with sweet riffs
Finally, an artistic use of the cowbell at 36:39.
Another great lesson! I noticed a different cinematography effect that's noticeable on the fast playing. What is that? I see that in films sometimes with fights scenes. Very cool effect. Back to Brian's lesson. It seems like most of his chops within the groove were based around 32nd note flurries.
mother of all that is holy this guy hits hard.
Great lesson ,great drummer love his groove and not forgetting chops
You can tell he's a talented professional the way he can just develop a badass groove on the fly. That cowbell groove he got going from basically nothing was cool to watch.
What a killer drumer !!! So usfull and inspiering informations.
incredible playing. great concepts. thank you
ABSOLUTELY GREAT LESSON!!!!! Thank You!!!!
+Drumeo you need to get Matt Halpern in for a live lesson!
+ChipsNsalsa50 _ I second this.
he did awesome!
that's my man!!! great lesson , thank you!
What an amazing drummer! So groovy. Great lesson!
The sound is great!
Muito bom, aqui no Brasil fizeram um programa igual a esse, baterista do Brasil monstram sua técnica, admiro muito programas assim..👏👏👏👏👏
Yo Brian,, your sick dude! Im gonna "borrow" some of that. Very useful and interesting stuff.
L E G E N D !!! incredible Drummer ... big sound and great creativity !!!! TOP !!!
It would be awesome if you could bring Gavin Harrison !
+Tomé Silva absolutely! That would be awesome for Gavin to do a lesson on Drumeo!
+Tomé Silva YES !!!
+Tomé Silva YESSSSS
+Tomé Silva I'm pretty sure Gavin would refuse. He was asked about lessons and stuff like that before and he says he is a horrible teacher.
+Tomé Silva YES PLEASE! +drumeo Mister Gavin Harrison please!
I like so much this lesson but I was wondering if the Adam Tuminaro's lessons are just for the privates members or for now you're keeping it to surprise us? Thank you guys for all the hard work !!!
Still waiting for that solo album.
If I missed it, please direct me to it.
I come back to this video often just to hear him perform "Gray Area"
So clean!
does any one know the name of the genre of music of his songs? Some sort of jazz fusion? I want to discover more music like his, definitely inspires me and gets me to appreciate chops and funky grooves! he's awesome.
Oh man, would anyone know what stack and splash cymbals are being used in this video? Everything sounds so great and clean.
Thanks!
Great lesson by great Chanel drum
Awesome drummer, awesome lesson! There is no pdf to this lesson, right?
Now it would be so awesome if you had Mr Virgil Donati give a lesson here!!! :)
veryvery perfact good cool groovy hansome druming!!
Thank you very much.
Nice one.
Awesome lesson!!
Loved this one.
Brian is awesome drummer and like his view on being a drummer.
Master Drummer
fantastic! Ive been a BFM fan since the ultraviolet sparkle days. Thanks for this! Anyone know what hi hat that is? Evolution?!
Please get Steve Jordan to do a lesson!!!!!!!
+Aaron Sayre Yes!!!!! Steve Jordan please!!!
+Aaron Sayre +1
The video on TH-cam of Steve playing Elvin Jones's cymbals @ Don Bennett's drumshop is sooooooooo amazing!
+David Cipolla awesome I'll check it out!
yes please!
Love his setup! Where is the cowbell coming from?
Great lesson! My dream lesson is definitely Chad Smith: How to write drum parts for songs. Yea he doesnt have all the chops in the world, but my god he can write some parts, and they always work perfectly with the song
amazing ! thank you!
16:24 - 17:55 is totally 'let the groove get in' by JT
...great talent overshadowed by discipline and humility...take notes kids...
Really great!! :D Hi-Hats? Anybody knows??
WHAT FILL HE USED AT 15:53 MIN WITH BASS AND FLOOR TOM ? TKS.