Formless Method
Senior Member
Is it just me or do these drum solo sessions where there are two or more drummers all playing at the same drive you crazy too?
It looks cool seeing two or three famous drummers all playing at once but to me it gets old real fast. Usually when there is more than one drummer the air gets taken up to much and it becomes almost like white noise. Also if you do hear something great it's hard as hell to figure out exactly what it was the drummer was playing because the other guys are all riding on their hats, cymbals, and doing accents so FORGET trying to sift through all of that.
I'm just wondering if any of you really enjoy seeing two or three of your favorite drummers on stage all playing at the same time or are you like me and wish each one would playing a true SOLO pun
Also of course there are exceptions but I just find that a lot of the time I want to fast forward through a video when they all start playing together.
It looks cool seeing two or three famous drummers all playing at once but to me it gets old real fast. Usually when there is more than one drummer the air gets taken up to much and it becomes almost like white noise. Also if you do hear something great it's hard as hell to figure out exactly what it was the drummer was playing because the other guys are all riding on their hats, cymbals, and doing accents so FORGET trying to sift through all of that.
I'm just wondering if any of you really enjoy seeing two or three of your favorite drummers on stage all playing at the same time or are you like me and wish each one would playing a true SOLO pun
Also of course there are exceptions but I just find that a lot of the time I want to fast forward through a video when they all start playing together.