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This is what happens when I'm waiting for the washing machine to finish. For no reason, Muse's superb 'Uprising' song started going round my head. So off to the drums I went to get rid of the ear worm.
It's pretty obvious where the inspiration for this pattern comes from. It's a great beat though and I used to love playing this song in a rock band I used to play in. It's a bit clumsy in places but wasn't ...
It's pretty obvious where the inspiration for this pattern comes from. It's a great beat though and I used to love playing this song in a rock band I used to play in. It's a bit clumsy in places but wasn't ...
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May 22, 2015 at 5:15 PM
Guadaña
I don't know why man, but this one reminds me to April Wine, a great band, for sure. Great drummin' as always mate!!! You rock!! :)
+1
May 22, 2015 at 5:52 PM
nuno1959
Fantastic drum upload Martin, wonderful.. ;)
Not only your drumming is wonderful but i have the impression it has got such a rich sound to the recording as well, fine work my friend !! ;) +1
Not only your drumming is wonderful but i have the impression it has got such a rich sound to the recording as well, fine work my friend !! ;) +1
May 22, 2015 at 5:58 PM
May 22, 2015 at 6:53 PM
PaulBOwens
Another classic drum track Martin!! I think this one has a great 70's glam rock vibe...well done!
+1
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May 22, 2015 at 11:09 PM
barkndog
Yep - great
> recording
> playing
> beat
For some reason I am thinking 70s glam rock like Sweet and Gary Glitter. +1
> recording
> playing
> beat
For some reason I am thinking 70s glam rock like Sweet and Gary Glitter. +1
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