New Mahavishnu.

He has some really cool groove ideas that aren't obtrusive and sit nicely. Awesome time too, solid.

RIP. Just an amazing musician who was unafraid and got deep into everything. That record he did with Will Calhoun years ago, almost metal.

But then this and the sound of those drums.

Back in the game.

https://www.rush.com/rush-fifty-something-tour/

bored at work wrote:

Rodge wrote:It's hard to accept that some of my favorite players political's views are just, so archaic for not saying worse, I guess I have to accept it and let it go...

I'm sad.

You need to keep some people at arms length. Fortunately, none of my favourites are Trump fans.

You sure about that?

Found this. He laid it down with Richard Tee. Sounds great.

Got a gig in a ZZ Top tribute in Blue Hill Maine last week. Played to tracks with a click, most songs had them. I drilled them pretty hard, and worked on SD/BD coordination at tempo. I figured that if I can at least do that, that would be enough. Jeff Berlin is all against metronomes, for whatever r...

40 minutes of Steve Smith.

First Virgil vid in a while that blew my mind.

Some of the same stuff he did in a clinic I saw in the 90s. It was insane then, and now.

Thanks for sharing.

A topic like this with mixed meters and odd weird grooves should include Rick Gratton imo. I worked through Rick's Licks, it's some wild stuff.

Someone put up his instructional vid.