evolving_machine
Silver Member
Growing up listening to Led Zep, I could never figure out how John Bonham was able to do the kinds of things he did with his right foot tirelessly for hours. Many people around me speculated that he had a pedal that did doubles for every single stroke he hit. Others said that he had a pedal that had two beaters on one drum, one for his right foot and the other for his left. Both of these are available now, but they would have been custom pedals back then in 1971.
I now know how he did it. Bonham was able to access a time machine and came into the future and took a Pearl Demon Drive single bass drum pedal back with him. I know many of you thought you saw Ludwig speed kings. No they had laser projections of the speed kings onto the Demon Drive. This was another piece of technology taken from the future.
This sounds like Science Fiction, but the new Pearl Demon Drive is the way he did it. I just got one and I can not go slow enough to sound like Charlie Watts anymore.
Of course I am just telling a story here and having a little fun. However, is it possible with Bonzo's other hobbies of cars and bicycles, do you think he could have customized the pedals he was using to have less friction? Perhaps with greece or bearings?
I now know how he did it. Bonham was able to access a time machine and came into the future and took a Pearl Demon Drive single bass drum pedal back with him. I know many of you thought you saw Ludwig speed kings. No they had laser projections of the speed kings onto the Demon Drive. This was another piece of technology taken from the future.
This sounds like Science Fiction, but the new Pearl Demon Drive is the way he did it. I just got one and I can not go slow enough to sound like Charlie Watts anymore.
Of course I am just telling a story here and having a little fun. However, is it possible with Bonzo's other hobbies of cars and bicycles, do you think he could have customized the pedals he was using to have less friction? Perhaps with greece or bearings?