Hey Jon,
The General Discussion thread on compliments made me realize I had not made a visit over here!
As a well known pro what is your take on receiving praise from other drummers?
Does it get old? Does it tend to generate a static internal response for you or does it remain a fresh experience each time?
It seems it would be hard to be 'present' after a certain point.
Hope you know that the drumming geeks in my circle that used to cluster about fm radios trying to tune in the Dr. Demento Show from a thousand plus miles away always felt the humor of Al's work through the filter of your accuracy of feel and composition...the irony reaching 'Saturday Night Live' type heights because the possibility was real that Al was working with Rodger Taylor on 'Another One Rides The Bus'!
You brought conversation to the idea of 'feel' that we 8th graders had not delved into.
Thanks for that!
The General Discussion thread on compliments made me realize I had not made a visit over here!
As a well known pro what is your take on receiving praise from other drummers?
Does it get old? Does it tend to generate a static internal response for you or does it remain a fresh experience each time?
It seems it would be hard to be 'present' after a certain point.
Hope you know that the drumming geeks in my circle that used to cluster about fm radios trying to tune in the Dr. Demento Show from a thousand plus miles away always felt the humor of Al's work through the filter of your accuracy of feel and composition...the irony reaching 'Saturday Night Live' type heights because the possibility was real that Al was working with Rodger Taylor on 'Another One Rides The Bus'!
You brought conversation to the idea of 'feel' that we 8th graders had not delved into.
Thanks for that!