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 Post subject: 'International 'Fastest Drummer Contest' (#1310)'
PostPosted: Mon Jan 09, 2006 7:34 am 
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Misc - International 'Fastest Drummer Contest'

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I would love to attend this (not compete). I could watch good drumming all day.
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metalNESS wrote:
I would love to attend this (not compete). I could watch good drumming all day.

Yeah, but this isn't going to be good, per se, just fast. I sure as hell wouldn't be able to stand it.
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yeah fast drumming can be pretty boring...
If it was fast and technical then i'd go watch it!
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you probably wouldn't, as it's trade-only, i think :P

btw mike amott will be there, signing shit and showing his fancy guitar.

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any metal drummers enter the contest?
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when i just started drumming i hoped one day to be super fast but alas, i'm only mediocre :cry:
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Dago
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Did you take the Derek Roddy lessons?
They are cool!
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PostPosted: Mon Jan 09, 2006 9:15 pm 
music is not sport
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this is plain stupid
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T.I.E. wrote:
music is not sport
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this is plain stupid
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Well being superfast does help you in making some kind of music, like grind...
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TIE's just bitter because he hurt his wrist doing the 200 metres paradiddle..
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Stefan
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PostPosted: Mon Jan 09, 2006 9:29 pm 
Dago wrote:
T.I.E. wrote:
music is not sport
therefore
this is plain stupid
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Well being superfast does help you in making some kind of music, like grind...


if you don't have a fast enough drummer use a fucking drum machine...

anyway, slow patterns are way more difficult to handle... :roll:
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T.I.E. wrote:
if you don't have a fast enough drummer use a fucking drum machine...

Yeah, and if you can't sing, you can just autotune your vocal tracks in the studio like Britney!

Drum machines can be cool, but not as a substitute for a human drummer.

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anyway, slow patterns are way more difficult to handle... :roll:

Slow patterns can be difficult to handle. So can fast patterns. It depends on many more factors than just speed.
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T.I.E. wrote:
music is not sport
therefore
this is plain stupid
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Music is competitive a lot of the time. It shouldn't be artistically speaking, but amongst musicians it is natural to want to play faster than everyone else. Many people spend a long time practising towards that end... If sports players can challenge themselves against others, why shouldn't musicians?
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rio wrote:
T.I.E. wrote:
music is not sport
therefore
this is plain stupid
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Music is competitive a lot of the time. It shouldn't be artistically speaking, but amongst musicians it is natural to want to play faster than everyone else. Many people spend a long time practising towards that end... If sports players can challenge themselves against others, why shouldn't musicians?


Like the play-off between Alan and whatever-the-other-bloke-was-called in Kidnapped. [/intellectual]
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Zad wrote:
rio wrote:
T.I.E. wrote:
music is not sport
therefore
this is plain stupid
:roll:


Music is competitive a lot of the time. It shouldn't be artistically speaking, but amongst musicians it is natural to want to play faster than everyone else. Many people spend a long time practising towards that end... If sports players can challenge themselves against others, why shouldn't musicians?


Like the play-off between Alan and whatever-the-other-bloke-was-called in Kidnapped. [/intellectual]


Or Steve Vai Vs Karate Kid in crossroads
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There has been much arguing since the beginning of the WFD. Is it music? Is it sport? Is it important?

It is NOT music. Yes it IS sport, but practicing for a WFD event is not a waste of time. The technical things that you will develop will make it easier for you to play your drums. You will also learn tips from a bunch of real nice guys on how to play BETTER and EASIER.

Dan

http://teachmedrums.com
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Anonymous
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This is stupid.
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As a drummer myself, I hope to one day enter this. I probably nver will though :( (I'm using this emoticon a lot today, maybe I'm depressed)
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as for extreme drumming sport.....u americans just get lame n lamer by d days.
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