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Ccribbon replied to the thread Lightweight, Small Kit Needed.I use a Pearl Rhythm Traveler bass drum with a pair of timbales (one DW piccolo tom and a Pearl flat timbale), either 10 & 13 or 12 & 13...
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Ccribbon reacted to JimmyM's post in the thread Where/how did the "dead drum sound" of the later '70s begin? with
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Not even close. Drummers made their own choices. It was Ringo’s wish to have a dead sound, Bonham’s wish NOT to have a dead drum... -
Ccribbon replied to the thread Where/how did the "dead drum sound" of the later '70s begin?.That's absolutely correct. With no mic's on the drums back then, you were basically forced to remove the front head on the bass drum (or...
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Ccribbon reacted to 1988fxlr's post in the thread Where/how did the "dead drum sound" of the later '70s begin? with Like.
I wasn’t around in that era, so this is a question not an assertion. It seems that the dead bass drum sounds and the concert tom...
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Ccribbon reacted to Whitten's post in the thread Where/how did the "dead drum sound" of the later '70s begin? with Like.
I think it was the other way around as has been stated by most people in the thread. If you look at festival footage around 1970, the...
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Ccribbon reacted to yetanotherdrummer's post in the thread Where/how did the "dead drum sound" of the later '70s begin? with Like.
One thing that I haven't seen mentioned is soul music from the late 60's and early 70's. Big, fat back beat. Think the Philadelphia...
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Ccribbon reacted to Mongrel's post in the thread Where/how did the "dead drum sound" of the later '70s begin? with Like.
Respectfully.... Maybe it’s my old, tired, and somewhat worn out ears, but I am not hearing the “dead drum sound” in that...
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Ccribbon replied to the thread Where/how did the "dead drum sound" of the later '70s begin?.An even greater achievement than that, in my opinion, is the fact that Jimmy played the cowbell part on Honky Tonk Woman.
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Ccribbon reacted to AaronLatos's post in the thread Where/how did the "dead drum sound" of the later '70s begin? with Like.
I can think of some. the genesis (no pun intended) of THIS sound, that everyone was all over, on the whole kit but especially snare...
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Ccribbon reacted to shilohjim's post in the thread Where/how did the "dead drum sound" of the later '70s begin? with Like.
To me it's just another sound option. If I'm recording some type of John Martyn folk-jazz thing or some singer-songwriter type stuff...
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Ccribbon reacted to HalldorL's post in the thread Where/how did the "dead drum sound" of the later '70s begin? with Like.
The dead, low tuned snare sound has been the rage the last years. I have worked with engineers and producers who want nothing else and...
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Ccribbon reacted to DrummerJustLikeDad's post in the thread Where/how did the "dead drum sound" of the later '70s begin? with Like.
I’m intrigued that for being a drummer in the 1970s and later a producer, that Phil Collins seemed to choose against that sound...
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Ccribbon replied to the thread Tempus shell bank and Crush red acrylic kit for sale due to health issues....Local NJ sale.Big shout out to Drummer Bill! He agreed to sell me his Tempus drums so I traveled up to New Jersey yesterday to pick them up. There...
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CI used to be a total Rogers geek, back in the day when you could still buy a REAL Rogers set for $400. I cannot see why anybody would...
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CDrums in the last 2 minutes. He basically used what might be considered the "living room."
