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Some people have rightfully pointed out the editing in recent years, which I cannot tell for certain if it is just eq or they added more bass drum hits, but it seems like they added some, which is weird since he plays lux aeterna double bass normally(seen from fan cams). So it is fair to acknowledge this and edit the comment. Still, this doesn't change the point about saddening trash talk, all throughout the 80s you could see great drumming, examples fight fire 85 and such. You can also check Seattle, Grammy, Mountain View and many more older performances of 'One' to see where he undoubtedly was, 80s were the metallica decade performance wise. He is what he is, by far not the most talented performer but a clear standout creatively and a drumming legend.
Just a passive fan of how far the drumming game is now with Metallica , Slipknot, etc. I love how fast and easy you make this look! I know dang well the double bass now with both feet takes time patience and talent and your like do this , now this. I mean I really wonder could drummers from the 80s even learn this?! I’m grateful!
I got this rubber roll out drum machine. It has two pedals like a sewing machine for bass and hihat. That thing isn't too loud. Maybe you could get one ?
@@joshuasopko3071 I appreciate 5th he suggestion, but I know I'd get frustrated and would want a full kit. I've been looking at some electronic ones. Just trying to see if I could make it work.
I'm a gigging guitarist but have a drum kit cause i love drums! I'm a little under intermediate...i couldn't play a show on drums..some songs maybe. Thanks for this, i never saw it broken down like that before, great way to learn. Thank you so much!
Still not quite sure but always had an impression that Lars doesn't play eactly 6 kicks on record but only play 5 ones! So they are NOT a pair of triplets but a strange 5-kick-roll pattern... Just because of his skills back on those days...
This will sound daft but i actually find level 3 more difficult to play than level 4... I've been working in my double bass for a while now and the biggest challenge i find is doing hand/feet combinations. So thanks, guys, this has given me a new little exercise to work on
Gostei muito! 'One' é uma música icônica, e a maneira como Lars Ulrich a toca é lendária. I really enjoyed it! 'One' is an iconic song, and the way Lars Ulrich plays it is legendary. 🥁🤘
Something that really helped me when I first got started was play some single pedal songs with just your left foot. It's super simple and you are probably already doing that, but just in case.
@@hockey66191 I definitely have started that, but I need to push myself with it with both patterns and tempos. It's a great exercise though and I appreciate the suggestion!
It seems so easy, but I'm having a hell of a time with it at tempo. Are you guys using only ankles, only legs, or a little of both? If I use only ankles I have no control. If I use only legs, I have control, but I don't have the speed. Any suggestions? Thanks
@@timparker9341 I'm using a little of both, mostly because my ankle technique is in its infancy, but the legs and the beginning and end help with power and emphasis, ankles in the middle help with speed and endurance
Not quite drum kit, but any possibility of getting Jack Ashford, the auxiliary percussionist from the old Motown records? He's the last Funk Brother alive.
Thanks Aaron... i think i'm a solid 4, haven't really attempted it with any dedication yet, always thought ..yeah one day. This is gonna make it alot easier...thanks again,...REALLY DIGGIN' THE 🥁TABS!!!!!
@@ianwakers yeah and? they still edit the released tracks and vids...the tempos are all over the place on the fan vids...you'd thought he'd at least practise his own tracks before the tour.
@@ianwakers no agenda? you instantly jumped to defend him when we all know his recent playing has been shocking, with plenty of video evidence to support that as we as the reedited official releases from themselves, also if you didn't see the humour in my original comment then you clearly missed my agenda....
I remember when I saw Metallica back in 2017, when they got to the double kick part in One, Lars played two straight eighth notes instead of six 16th note triplets. He played between level 1 and 2! 😂
" Play the Drum and " Play drum are the idiomatically correct ways to say it in English , even if you at the time of saying it happen to only be playing one drum .
Well for playing a proper drum kit I say I would be at level 5 right now but I haven't played a proper drum kit in ages. Only finger drumming on a keyboard.
heyyy the dead high hat just like lars uses ! most people don't get how he gets his high hats to sound like they do when really they are just laying on top of each other unless he engages the clutch mechanism with his foot to open!
“Lars is crap” is what drummers say when they want to sound impressive. Might work on the public, but to seasoned drummers it shows your lack of self awareness on the drums. We can all learn something from Lars….Lars knows exactly what the average listening public needs from a drummer and it has helped make Metallica one of the most successful bands ever. Most of todays metal drummers over play which is impressive for other drummers, but you’ll never be as big as Metallica if your band only appeals to other musicians.
I was 15 when this can out. An Metallica was other worldly to me. I worshipped Metallica. What I do know as a drummer is, if ur reduced to counting a beat, u can’t hear it. This isn’t a solution for people who need to count. You fell it or you don’t. All that said, any drum instruction is fantastic
