Steve Holmes wrote:Full on trad grip rage mode!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1gUZMhVXuA

Daaang! Gary has ultimate flow.... does the "wall of drums" so friggin well! And smooth too.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbzgH76rbsQ
(live) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gyBoZVcs30o&t=195s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXZ9PH_XTI0

To me, these types of bands usually sound too much like math homework... now Car Bomb has flipped me. I've played proggy, odd-meter stuff before but this ...

Not sure if this counts but here's something:
https://youtu.be/f0VolN2n4mI?t=27

Rodge wrote:Aaron Parks "Invisible Cinema", great album, nice music, Eric plays his ass off here !!!

Cool I'll check it out. Thanks!
Another one I found was Dave Holland's "Aziza"

Bumping this thread... does anyone have any listening suggestions with him on drums? I prefer acoustic/traditional rhythm section instruments (piano, upright bass, wurly, organ...) playing anywhere from straight-ahead to somewhat out/contemporary. The farthest I'll get into "free" jazz would be ...

Omnitune.... that's the one.
https://reverb.com/item/1072183-tama-starclassic-bubinga-omnitune-5-piece-drum-set-natural-bubinga

Yeah that three way tuning on the Lang snare drum is interesting. I guess I'm never in that big of a hurry to turn a drum over but it's always fun to see people trying ...

Does anyone remember what these were called? Tama made them maybe 15 years ago, I remember an ad with Kenny Aronoff in Modern Drummer. They were super expensive but you could tune the bottom head from the top. The idea was you wouldn't need to pick up the drum once it had already been set up with ...

https://www.ebay.com/itm/274720472820?h ... Swba1dBD~a
I love drum technology but it kind of looks funny on a 6" tom.

langmick wrote:Some of the sickest Mr DC I've seen.

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That vamp is hilariously random