The "Correct Way" to play Everybody wants to Rule the World on Drums #tearsforfears #everybodywantstoruletheworld #drumbeat #famousdrumbeat #learn #lesson #mikemichalkowlessons
Hey Friends... well, these new videos sure have caused some people to get quite angry with me and I'm not really sure why... My entire career, I've played and taught this song the way I explain it. Recently I saw a Transcription on Drumeo, and I really trust their transcribers as they are great! The Transcription by Sahand Kahksar is just great!! Please don't think I'm taking anything away from your current knowledge, and even if the current live drummer plays with Quarter notes on the kick, that's great, but challenge yourself to the way I show it from the Transcription I trust. Thank you all for your continued support! Happy Drumming Everyone!
Very tricky beat! For a second, I felt like a beginner, but I got it fast. You learn something new all the time. You have to isolate stuff. Thanks for a great lesson.
Thanks, Mike. Now, can you please come down to San Jose and play that for me at our next live gig? I hate not playing it live as it should be but that quarter note triplet is a killer.
Great video. I actually learned this beat not by listening to Tears for Fears but by listening to drummer Scott Rockenfield on The Whisper by Queensryche. His kick drum is not as busy throughout the entire song but he does throw in some variations.
Good explanation. Never played this out live, but I did this one during Covid when I live-streamed my practice sessions on r/Redditsessions. The only difference I did was I played 8 note triplets on the hi hats and accented the offbeat like you play (I think there’s a shaker on the original track and I wanted to simulate that)
I play 16 notes with a swing on the hihat with both wrists then left hand on snare 2+4 I'm also playing this way to make up for the shaker that is over dubbed in the recording
Congratulations 🙌🥂 You made simple sound difficult. The Bass keeps shuffling or not doesn’t matter. Just make sure it clear and clean Happy drumming, not Tearing drumming Mate.
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rCm1Uwgl2lg.htmlsi=iJcESFnnX_nWmNEC If we all aspire to this skill level, it wont matter what the real drum part is! 😂 Happy listening
Well, there's obviously many ways to play this groove and successfully support the song. You're groove sounds great, but if you carefully listen to the original track, the programmed kick is definitely playing quarter notes. The shuffle comes from a bass synth or other sample that doesn't even resemble a kick drum sound. I would not have even commented had you not been so adamant about so many bad representations of this groove on line, and you're going to set the record straight. Bottom line, a programmed drum part might, and in this case does, yield many interpretations, including your own, which is valid, but not what I would play. Peace!
@@MikeMichalkow I should have clarified, there's a lot of space for grace notes, if you want to give it the same feel with the shakers on the original recording. This guy gives a good demo. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Sro6SSPcvq8.htmlsi=ZLQK38m60rp-OuLS&t=620 It doesn't mean your way is wrong, but yes there's space for some ghost notes in there if you want to add a little.
@@MikeMichalkow you have a beautiful kit with a beautiful pack of cymbals and all this stuff and not know what ghost notes are? not being rude, im just actually shocked!