dave grohl also uses basedrum upstrokes when he recorded with queens of the stone age "a song for the dead", you should take a listen. dave grohl also loves "copying" bonhams technique
Awesome dude! Bonham in MHO is hard to duplicate! Question... I notice just about everything Bonham does, he leads with the high hat... Getting the beat started... Is it possible to play the upstoke on the bass drum without the high hat keeping time? Or is that the secret to most of this? :)
You need to keep the hi-hat pumpin'. Here's a tip, think of it as double bass drumming with the left foot on hi-hat pedal instead. The hi-hat is keeping the time and this lick is very hard to play when not using hats. So, very important to keep going. Thank you!
well ill bee like a fool saying this, but could you explain in a "graphic" way how to get this sound? i mean, i dont speak english at all T_T i read many coments but still dont get the idea
could you please make some like this
1 - - - 2 - - - 3 - - - 4 - - -
i actually know (or i think i know) the kick on the hats is on 1 2 3 4 but the bass drum is in 1 - (here lol) - 2 - etc. ?
It's actually simple but hard to do and keep smooth.
So 1-2-3-4 is the downbeat count but the upbeat count is the (-) between the numbers. What is key to this sound is the bass drum playing in mostly or all upbeats and the hi-hat playing only downbeats keeping time.
Think of it as double bass drumming, but left foot is on hi-hat. Always start with left then right and alternate back and forth.
First off I wanted to say you play far better than any other Bnham wannabe on here cough (Joedrums). Oops, but you really come very close to sounding like hime. I was just wondering. Your bass is playing on the e's and ah's here correct? Why is this called upstroke?
1-2-3-4 is downstroke or downbeat, the kick in this vid is played inbetween, the e's and ah's as you have mentioned, so this is the upstroke or the upbeat. I hope this is what you ask.
That does answer my question thanks a lot. To be honest before you showed me on this video I could never figure out hat beats Bonham hit the bass drum on during his solos. Thanks for all the videos and answering all of our questions on here! There will be more coming from me lol.
you know that roll you do at 43 to 49 seconds i saw bonham do that in his moby dick solo in earls court i've been trying to figure it out but cant put my finger on it do you think you could help me out? thanks
bad ass as usual i wouldn't expect any thing less actually i posted this to my favorites before it even started playing :) keep up the good work, peace
God, it must be funny to play that :o
Asger17 1 year ago
Love that!!
hediken 1 year ago
AQUI É O RICARDO DO BRASIL:
VOCE É MUITO BOM!!!!!
CONTINUE ASSIM.....
magaren456 1 year ago
dave grohl also uses basedrum upstrokes when he recorded with queens of the stone age "a song for the dead", you should take a listen. dave grohl also loves "copying" bonhams technique
QotsaFoo 1 year ago
Ian Paice meet John Bonham's style.
b34rd4dlov3r 1 year ago
I always thought I was the closest to Bonham, clearly not! Open my eyes to much. Thank you for your time and devotion.
s9bryant 1 year ago
Cool stuff at 0:44! Neato! ;)
copypaiste 1 year ago
cool!
cchhuucckk12 1 year ago
Awesome dude! Bonham in MHO is hard to duplicate! Question... I notice just about everything Bonham does, he leads with the high hat... Getting the beat started... Is it possible to play the upstoke on the bass drum without the high hat keeping time? Or is that the secret to most of this? :)
osso12 2 years ago
You need to keep the hi-hat pumpin'. Here's a tip, think of it as double bass drumming with the left foot on hi-hat pedal instead. The hi-hat is keeping the time and this lick is very hard to play when not using hats. So, very important to keep going. Thank you!
GrooveDrummin 2 years ago
i didn't know bonham came back:S lol amazing drumming!
pavko48 2 years ago 6
another thing if you can help me, i love your snare, how is it tunned?
wich head is mor tigh?
Kudan26 2 years ago
Bottom is very very tight, top is medium tight. Keep tension equal at all lugs. I also have 42 strand snares on there too. Thanks.
GrooveDrummin 2 years ago
OMG you are awesome
well ill bee like a fool saying this, but could you explain in a "graphic" way how to get this sound? i mean, i dont speak english at all T_T i read many coments but still dont get the idea
could you please make some like this
1 - - - 2 - - - 3 - - - 4 - - -
i actually know (or i think i know) the kick on the hats is on 1 2 3 4 but the bass drum is in 1 - (here lol) - 2 - etc. ?
Kudan26 2 years ago
Thank you!
It's actually simple but hard to do and keep smooth.
So 1-2-3-4 is the downbeat count but the upbeat count is the (-) between the numbers. What is key to this sound is the bass drum playing in mostly or all upbeats and the hi-hat playing only downbeats keeping time.
Think of it as double bass drumming, but left foot is on hi-hat. Always start with left then right and alternate back and forth.
I hope this helps get you going :)
GrooveDrummin 2 years ago
Thanks it helped, now to practice, at least i get the idea
thanks again
Kudan26 2 years ago
holy crap you're amazing, that's limb independence right there
Scarecrow545 2 years ago
First off I wanted to say you play far better than any other Bnham wannabe on here cough (Joedrums). Oops, but you really come very close to sounding like hime. I was just wondering. Your bass is playing on the e's and ah's here correct? Why is this called upstroke?
musicman9583 2 years ago
Thank you so much for the support!
1-2-3-4 is downstroke or downbeat, the kick in this vid is played inbetween, the e's and ah's as you have mentioned, so this is the upstroke or the upbeat. I hope this is what you ask.
GrooveDrummin 2 years ago
That does answer my question thanks a lot. To be honest before you showed me on this video I could never figure out hat beats Bonham hit the bass drum on during his solos. Thanks for all the videos and answering all of our questions on here! There will be more coming from me lol.
musicman9583 2 years ago
you know that roll you do at 43 to 49 seconds i saw bonham do that in his moby dick solo in earls court i've been trying to figure it out but cant put my finger on it do you think you could help me out? thanks
drumer1198 2 years ago
you caught that :)
It's simple but when played fast sounds complicated:
It's actually a rudiment, the 5 stroke roll
R-R-L-L-R - L-L-R-R- L
Have fun with it!
GrooveDrummin 2 years ago
Without a doubt, the best drummer I've seen on Youtube!
fuhkinay 2 years ago
You're too kind... Thank you
GrooveDrummin 2 years ago
Bonham:source of inspiration
akisspyros 2 years ago
Wow, congratulations, again!
HolandesFrito 2 years ago
are you playing heel up or down in this video?
tjterris 2 years ago
heel down
GrooveDrummin 2 years ago
I learned this also a while back, I do it pretty similarly to how you do it!! It's so much fun!
drumsticks135 2 years ago
bad ass as usual i wouldn't expect any thing less actually i posted this to my favorites before it even started playing :) keep up the good work, peace
jazzaholick 2 years ago
Bonzo style!!!
PantaZampa 2 years ago
i need to learn this to play 4sticks ughhh.
your kit sounds amazing like always, such an inspiration !!!
160calories 2 years ago
Dude your Amazing!
HellHound1992 2 years ago 3