DrumEatDrum
Platinum Member
No different situation in my view if you trace the relatively new history of the music called JAZZ...it DOES have deep traditions and firm roots with common language base throughout its short history on the grand scheme of things that is shared from and can be directly traced back to the mother jazz tree right out to her outer branches of its expression till today.
Like I said about the Jack D. solo covering the WHOLE history of the music and jazz drumming in 5 minutes when I heard him with Keith. Pretty deep, authentic and serious knowledge base to call from with the due respect and complete musical understanding for the traditions in the music that came before but heard with a vision still towards the future of the music in question at the same time. You can be a rebel but you don't have to be a full blown tearing away all forms of traditions with full blown anarchy to achieve fresh modern creative results. You have to base your rebellion off of something of substance in the first place before you or you end up with completely empty shallow of substance end results to replace the traditions you hate musically speaking life has taught me.
No one is denying these facts of tradition, or intensity. No one is saying they don't exist.
That wasn't my point.
But thanks again for once again proving what I said a few posts back. LOL.