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I looked it up on Wiki; clinic in music; an informal meeting with a guest musician, where a small- to medium-sized audience questions the appearing musician's particular styles and techniques. What's wrong with using his info at home? It stimulates practicing and while practising you form your own ideas which is something Vinnie supports. And besides, you don't have to steal his licks, because they are free. If so, then I don't understand his problem with this recent uploaded clinic in which he plays these "free" licks.

Could somebody please share this with me over PM if they've managed to rip it, thank you kindly!

Yeah, likewise I would absolutely kill for a rip of this, will owe a big favour to anyone who can hook us up!

Ok...me too.

Please, someone send me the link for that audio clips full of shameful mistakes !!

EDIT: Clint, it worked perfectly...Thanks !!

Manu wrote:

Patrick Tiglao wrote:I'd love to get a copy of this if anyone can spare it..??

Regarding VC off the throne...Well I had the opportunity to meet him in 94.He was all of the great things people say about him,except toward this one cat who was heckling him and pissing him off...Vinnie stood his ground verbally and then proceeded to play the living shit out of the drums like only he can.....

The jerk being an a-hole almost didnt make it out of there alive that night because of all of the other drummers in the audience..

what was the asshole's problem exactly? was it a clinic setting?

It was a concert setting...I dont know what the DB's problem was. He's an old jazz drummer from around my hometown with a massive Stanley Crouch complex and not enough talent to back it up...So I suppose he was just being a jerk for the sake of being a jerk.He is kind of known for it.

Please can someone pm me for this audio. Thanks for everything gang...

yeah I would also love this audio. Also if anybody got that vinnie chaka rehearsal that would be awesome.

Man, can you imagine seeing/hearing this in 1987 !!!
What a shock, a HUGE one, a real fucking revolution, man, I was not born yet that Vinnie was already my God.

We're in 2011 and we know now a lot a great cats with HUGE technics and power, but when you listen that thunder from 87, jeez, the guy is from another planet, another time, his own planet, his own way, I just love him.

Rodge wrote:Man, can you imagine seeing/hearing this in 1987 !!!
What a shock, a HUGE one, a real fucking revolution, man, I was not born yet that Vinnie was already my God.

We're in 2011 and we know now a lot a great cats with HUGE technics and power, but when you listen that thunder from 87, jeez, the guy is from another planet, another time, his own planet, his own way, I just love him.

I know it's hard for someone so young to imagine, but there was no internet back then, no smart phones, no YouTube, no iTunes. The only way you know about players was to read Modern Drummer and scour the jazz aisles of Tower Records looking for drummer credits listed on the back of a CD. Hearing this must've sent people into a coma from the shock, because even for Vinnie it's freakin' scary. Imagine everything you've come to know the last 20 years and then imagine not being aware of it all, or even aware someone had thought to play this stuff. It's a crap-your-pants moment.

Its been a mad few days for me so I seem to have missed this.

Can anyone hook me up with a link? It would be greatly appreciated