PART 1/ MOBY DICK / ROYAL ALBERT HALL VERSION / DEMO -ANALYSIS 

Don't be too hard on yourself Derek. I love your channel - you're a beast behind the kit!

Hey wait a minute, I can say the same about you! 👍🏼🙏🏼😁 Thank you, Derek. I love the look and sound you're getting too! There's plenty room for improvement in those areas in my vids! 😒

Yeh derek your awsome player aswell cant take that from you,i just think we all have different ways we approach his playing..your style reminds me of the way he used to play before he tighten up his technique great example is of the clip of them in 1968 how many more times. It gets me every time i watch it how hard he hits them drums...but then a subtle single stroke roll appears...awsome.

Hey guys, along with Terry, you're far and away the best three Bonhamologists on the web. You all have different styles and interpretations of the great man, but that just means us mere mortals have a greater range of material to learn from. Derek, I absolutely love your KILB lessons- my 8 year old son heard one of them and thought it was Bonham himself. If you were to do a video on Moby Dick (maybe you have?) I'm sure it would be every bit as humbling as this one. It's clear that you all put a great deal of work into your drumming, and one day I hope to be half as good as you guys. Respect is due all round.

Thank Mario, appreciate that very much!

Mario Bell same

Aw Lynda, that's too kind. ☺️

BONHAMOLOGY George, you know I mean every word of it, i literally cannot distinguish anymore with audio alone between you and Bonzo. PS I tried to give you a shout-out over on Derek’s channel without mentioning names. I will use every trick I know to make sure anyone who’s ever sat behind a drum set finds your channel. See ya George.

Lynda White You’re not even exaggerating my friend. This is a fact

Lynda White - Hi Lynda! Nice seeing you over here!

I love Jason Bonham. Seen him live. He's nowhere near as good as George doing zeppelin covers. It's just a fact. I'd love to see George pair up with Jimmy Sakurai. The thingy with JCM was awesome BTW!

Thanks David, as always! I just posted part 2.

Thanks, Tate! 😁👍🏼

Thanks Guy!

Thank you for watching!

Cheers, thanks Bob!

Thank you!

Thanks!

Thanks!

Yes, most definitely. I didn't play it, not sure why , maybe because I was focused on the the beat , but he also does it when he rides the cowbell on Good Times Bad Times. Thanks for pointing that out!

Thank you James. Different versions of the para-diddle, and double paradiddle...also the para - diddle-diddle, flam accents, flam taps.

Thanks, Tim.

Thank you!

Thanks Oliver, cheers.

I'm not 100% sure but it looks to me like quick double strokes, but kind of loose or like drags. RRLL

Thanks!

Hey Keith can you point out exactly where that happens? Maybe use a link to a RU-vid video as a reference.

Cheers, thank you. They are vintage Giant Beats. All Bonham sizes.

That was amazing, I haven't seen it in years.

Here the link. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-DNWh_3ODwqY.html Still one of the best covers ive seen

Yep

Yes, search my videos are a few versions. Thanks!

Paradiddles.

BONHAMOLOGY thanks George!

Worry not! This is part one of several vids that will cover the solo. I'll get to it. Hopefully I will do it justice.

@@BONHAMOLOGY Ok thanks for the reply, I'll look forward to seeing that section explained in particular.... you executed that brilliantly.

First of all, it's unbelievable to me that the actual official Led Zeppelin RU-vid channel titled that Madison Sq Garden 1973!!!??? 🤨 Anyway, I'm not sure but it makes sense that he used heel/toe to get a quick double because it's efficient movement. That's basically what I do , because I grew up playing fast doubles that way. There isn't much clear footage of his foot, but sometimes I wonder if he used the front or ball with his heel up most of the time.

@@BONHAMOLOGY yeh i know tell me about it!! I thought it was 1970 royal Albert hall, anyways,i always have a thing for the way he does his doubles dont get me wrong there are other methods, i personally use the slide but im working on the heal toe technique atm. Your foot cam vid you did a while back shows just a few ways he would have had to play heel toe like the foot Moeller on heartbreaker, also the time he was brought up listening to all the greats and the their techniques etc,the only footage i can find is the foot cam on bring it on home,its hard to see but it looks like he is using his ankle and foot alot in that part a bit like the technique groove drumming did on his foot technique vid. 1978 there is a video of elvin jones drum solo, has a few quick shots of his doubles technique now thats fast,i think its the same way you do yours but he uses more of the front of his foot..ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-msbg4iaW5nE.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uX5yhpO52AA.html

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