“Beefcakeish” Totally using that one. Sounds killer dude. Doing that tomorrow.

Hahaha brilliant video! Your passion for the art is infectious.

Why...for the love of God...is Terry SO entertaining???...triplets sound pretty good Terry!

Good ol Camco pedal! For real man, you called it with that being the best freaking pedal ever. So simple, yet so effective - and no one wants to make it anymore.

I've waiting for this video for so long. So glad I can finally see how to actually do it.

gotta love your music vocalisations terry particularly the vocals - no idea if they're always accurate but i admire your enthusiasm! especially when you have to work your way through a tune to get it :-)

Cool trick, I just put a new head on my 24 few hours ago and used felt strip. Going to have to try the newspaper.

I'm so glad they expanded the size offerings in the Neusonic this year. The new flat black finish looks great, and 14" deep kicks are a welcome addition. Now they just need to offer a 14/16/18/26 setup like they used to in the Centennials...

Cool

Good video!

Always loved that Stones trivia bit!

27:00 That's when I pop up REALLY the headphones volume! BEAFCAKE! Also earlier Terry talking to resonating half-tommy: priceless! :)

The WSJ always had good paper for burning when starting our woodstove. My stepdad always read it when I was a kid.

Have you ever tried using packaging foam peanuts in your kick. It works pretty good too. I have a friend that used them in his bass drum and it sounded amazing. It look like popcorn popping in his bass drum with a clear head on the front. Try it, you won't be disappointed.

Terry! What do you think of the kit? Also is there a difference between a 24 and 26?

Trippin Billies

Tripping Billies is the Dave matthews song. “Eat drink and be merry for tomorrow we die”. Fun to play on drums.

Ya!! T man! Awesome kick with the shredded newspaper! Shredded even more NOW! Owwwww! Chop it up Bud! Sha wing!!

This guy eats Bonham breaks for breakfast! I love this channel, I want the shirt ! Peace from Detroit MI.

What stand are you using for your tom?

First time I heard of using newspaper was was about 20 years ago when Bobby Chiasson, proprietor of Jollity Drum farm swore by it. He also preferred coated ambassadors on both sides of old rooms. I know Bonham tended to use coated Emperors both sides. BTW I love the old Tama Camcorder line. Wish I had one of the limited runElvin Jones kits

I feel you on the tall t shirts. I'm 6'4 with a 32 inseam. Long torso doesn't even cover it. Kingsize b&t has great longer length t's.

That was the nbc mystery night which I think was on Sunday. McLeod was on and columbo and McMillan and wife

my fav drummers of all time.........mitch mitchell, mr copeland and best of all......... the legend that is........... the BOHNAM !.

Wanna know something about Green Tambourine? The lead guitarist is the singer and guitarist in Ram Jam who did Black Betty!

Newspaper and the odd dead pigeon stuffed in sounds great, I find.

Did we ever get that Dave Matthews song title?

outerlimits?

I’ve been using newspaper crumpled for over 50 years problem is when using a mike on the bass with new crisp paper you can hear a faint scratching when you hit the drum.

night gallery?

Got the idea from Terry, but then made the mistake of crumpling up each strip for some odd reason, it still sounds ok, also i add foam shipping packing, you can bunch it up too, and its really thin.

HaHahaHa!! Kick ass beginning of the video!!

Zeppelin - during “ The Ocean “ guitar solo you hear what sounds like a phone ringing. The Yamaha keyboard for “ In through the Out door “ belonged to ABBA and obviously part of the gear at Polar Studios.

This man eats McDonald's but can still coordinate triplets at speed

Another highly enjoyable video. I wish you had spent a minute trying to get the drum to sound good without the newspaper. It sounded flappy initially and I'm not sure how much of the improvement was from the newspaper and how much was tuning. The drum does sound great when you are done though. Have you ever explained where the expressions " . . . is the puppet master" comes from?

the crunge...... cool, have you done a lesson on that one terry?.

26 minutes of man tearing up newspaper, brilliant! Great end result though.

What size is that bass drum?

Butch Vig uses those Styrofoam peanuts for his bass drum. Sounds great.

That's a Dino Danelli move

What's a "newspaper"?

I understand Bonham didn't use muffling, or a port, but Plant might have lined his bd with foil?Is that right?

This really helps with the overtones on mine! I actually did it after hearing you talk about it in a video a couple of years ago, great stuff! I think there was a photo in which you could kinda see the newspaper inside a bass drum and you showed it in the video? Did I dream about this, Terry?

I think the theme song you were singing was from Star Trek. Lol.

You should get a drum key bit for your drill

For heart burn try one teaspoon of Brags Organic apple cider vinegar, you can chase with a little bit of water or mix with just a tiny bit of honey. It is kind of like fighting fire with fire. I was told it was two acids make a base and they neutralize each other, I don't know chemistry but it makes for a good story, and it is effective.

I will try that news paper tearing trick when trying to tear my phone book in half, so that's how they did it.

Star Trek, Terry

Hi Terry,greetings from Scotland.Best drum teacher in the world.How many drum kits do you own?

I’m curious about the thumbs down. I mean the description was clear. It did exactly what it said on the tin. What the hec were you disappointed with ?!!

At first I thought it was the theme from "Dark Shadows" you were humming, but I'm sure it was Henry Mancini's theme to the NBC Mystery Theater

I read that to get that authentic Bonham kick sound, you need cut (not torn) strips of newspaper 2" wide from pages 3-8 of the London Times financial section dated June 17, 1968. Otherwise, it won't muffle correctly. The Bromley News Shopper and others will come close, but DO NOT USE the Evening Standard.....they use a different font that negatively affects the attack of the beater, particularly wood beaters.

Terry, great examples of songs that are recorded different you discussed was cool the one that always stuck out in my head is one of my favorite movies is a teenager going to the midnight shows to watch it over and over was the Warriors. But the song from Joe Walsh called "in the city" that plays at the end is different from the album version and to me the song from the actual movie or that version of it just feels grittier and I always liked it better. That look between Swan and Mercy is timeless and haunting. Perfect ending, perfect song. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nsx8icKZuNDDpXk.html

lol, and who says drum lessons aren't fun and entertaining eh !, .......... news paper strips.......... brilliant, !.

Greetings tear bear

Twilight Zone ..tom sound ..with your voice ...yep your in monster mode, too much coffee! Bonkers ,,,but good stuff.

4:00. Terry, I'm a few years older than you sadly so I knew exactly what you were whistling and I always love that opening for whatever show they were going to play my favorite was always Columbo. One of Henry Mancini's finest compositions: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/acWEgLClts64XWQ.html

Or you could just use one CVS receipt which is usually 6 miles long :)

I don't know what I did wrong, I put 3 1/2 Sunday Sun Times in the bass and the skins are bulging.....

JPJ had a missed note on the key solo.

Volume up, Volume down and hold the power. Sound like an iPhone hard reboot.

18:16

If you get that back up, you better back up the information and all. It will die soon. Funny iPads are kind of the same. Hold the middle button and up arrow and it will force a restart. Middle and down will take you into the device program.

Probably said on here before but rumour has it that Bonzo lined his bass drum with aluminium (sic) or tin foil. Always been ignored. 😩

1:06, 26:18

Police story

The tragedy of that stones song is that she had a miscarriage because of it.

Not necessary if you know how to tune