haroldo_psf
Senior Member
Did we talk about this already? I couldn't find anything with the search. Anyway, has anyone seen it yet? I just got done with the first DVD last night.
It is incredibly entertaining, specially for me, as a motorcycle fanatic like Neil, as the DVD starts with him riding his BMW GS though twisties Death Valley, where the interviews take place, where I'll be riding my bike this January . There are many more moto related bits and pieces throughout, like the numerous moto stickers in his warm up room locker (Ohlins being the most prominent one, any rider knows that brand , etc.
I love the insight on the songs, the slow motion on key sections and fills, and his descriptions of what he was trying to acomplish by composing the way he did in the studio, and what is his thought process at any stage before and during live performances, etc.
I just started drumming a year ago. Then and now, any rush related playing is waaaay over my head. However, I love that now, a year later, I can at least understand the lingo and get to appreciate the tremendous skill that it takes to do what he does.
It is incredibly entertaining, specially for me, as a motorcycle fanatic like Neil, as the DVD starts with him riding his BMW GS though twisties Death Valley, where the interviews take place, where I'll be riding my bike this January . There are many more moto related bits and pieces throughout, like the numerous moto stickers in his warm up room locker (Ohlins being the most prominent one, any rider knows that brand , etc.
I love the insight on the songs, the slow motion on key sections and fills, and his descriptions of what he was trying to acomplish by composing the way he did in the studio, and what is his thought process at any stage before and during live performances, etc.
I just started drumming a year ago. Then and now, any rush related playing is waaaay over my head. However, I love that now, a year later, I can at least understand the lingo and get to appreciate the tremendous skill that it takes to do what he does.
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