gotta change my name!!

Also Mike is a good name hahaha

Halpern & Gartzska & Mingus & Cameron (the OG of odd time in rock music)

GREINER

Don't forget McDonough too

I always think of that when I see him playing the material from P3 and P4.. He mentioned it on the production process of P3 if I'm not mistaken

Actually I don't know why Matt said this, cause just remember zyglorox intro for example or insomnia, this 2 pretty have pretty hard kick parts

@@prokopdjentulove not sure but I don’t think Matt was the drummer for p1….

@@benjisbikes8182 He was, just recorded the parts on an electric kit

It’s crazy that he just keeps getting better with every album

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@@meinlcymbals seriously, pure gold

Yeah that kind of stuff is what separates him from a lot of metal drummers

Not try to say this is not impressive but I am pretty sure this is more of a volume consistency thing. LKK is way way way easier to keep everything decently loud, than just try to slam all the sextuplet kicks like a VST plugin would do. Like for the song The Price Is Wrong, Matt plays blast beat on a left side floor tom and does back beat snare using right hand, instead of doing 220 sixteenths all with his feet. Filling toms in is just so much easier for live (if you still want the recorded bass drum).

I also thought of Chad Smith for some weird reason while watching this.

Backward hat half time hard rock swingers is the name of my orgy cult

They’re both very large people who often wear baseball caps and play the pedal hat. Wait, Chad’s not with Pearl anymore😔

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​@@joshuasplural SAME BUT FROM THE FUTURE

and it also makes you appreciate the rhythms of the vocals they wrote over the track that perfectly compliment it... i couldnt even imagine coming up with such different vocal rhythms just by listening to this but they did it so perfectly

LMAO right?

He's really sick with those patterns! I think he means the constant 16ths/32nds! He always replaces those parts with a bit of low Tom instead on any of the songs with those parts! I actually think it sounds cooler anyway but I guess that's what he means maybe? Anyway such a sick playthrough!

Here’s the thing about professional musicians “weaknesses” vs an amateur’s weaknesses: a pro will work hard to overcome them to the point that said weakness almost becomes a strength. An amateur lies down and accepts their weakness, never getting any better because they don’t believe they can.

I was there too! Such a sick line up

Nonsense

Yea he did back in winter 2018/ 2019...

Just sounds like there's some heavy bus compression going on to me. Sounds killer whatever it is that Nolly did

I reckon he has trouble playing those kicks that fast, so he came up with a way to make his life a little easier untill he gets the speed down :)

As one mentioned above, he does this to avoid playing sloppily during those quick dotted 16th note double bass patterns. It's enduring for many, and he is by no means considered amongst some of the fastest drummers out there. What he makes up for that with is groove, pocket, and a large variety of styles that he can play with ease. He looks as if he comes from a jazz background.