The Drum Panel: I didn’t pay for flams on four!
Notas do episódio
This week on Drummers on Drumming, we’re back with another installment of The Drum Panel.
This is part one of a two-part conversation with myself (Ben) Eric Urrea, and Kyle Adams.
Kyle plays drums for Cartel and does a ton of session work from his studio outside of Seattle.
In this episode:
- Why tempo can feel different on stage
- Trusting, and questioning, your internal clock
- Big cymbals, smaller cymbals, and changing taste
- Shedding old influences
- Mike Portnoy, Elon Rubin, Josh Freese, and Taylor Hawkins
- Drumming identity and imposter syndrome
- Fitness and longevity behind the kit
- Posting from purpose versus pressure
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