led zeppelin - Rock and Roll drum solo Lesson

[mihaidrums]

Great work!!!!!!

[Babelfish50]

Awesome. Finally an excellent break down of a classic Bonham fill that I never quite got. Thank you.

[oakypoky]

thanks!

[mikper7]

Perfect, thanks.

[whowiseedet]

Thanks for this man, this is perfect. I'm playing this in a gig this Friday...now I'll nail it!

[geofffry]

your english is good. and thanks for the comment. Geoff

[Francescopanzer8]

@geofffry

Geoff great job for the solo please it seems to me that the groove is a paradiddle with the first strike on the hi hat and bass drum. It's true. Thank

[vitocannizzaro]

You're great man,good work.

No one could explain that better than you,thanks a lot it help me so much

Sorry for the english

[geofffry]

@vitocannizzaro your english is good. and thanks for the comment. Geof

[2tsimp]

Thanks that was awesome and so helpful!!!

[drummer80005]

right sir you are

[Hetlund72]

why even rehurse this??? it may be a classic. but it sucks ;O) sorry guys but it dos!!!

[ruiner06]

What snare/skin do you use

[sertucomplice1]

Gracias, gracias, gracias por enseñar esto sos un capo total...

[sadanjd]

the most famous  drums in the world are :

1- rockin roll

2-regea

3-cha cha

4- conga

5- techno << my best :)

[ZACKisVICIOUS]

thanks man you are a great teacher. this video helped me a lot.

[estantodospillaosok]

Great! Thanks!!!

[xxxkomodoxxx]

are you using just one single pedal bass drum?

[geofffry]

@xxxkomodoxxx yes just a single iron cobra

[gamblor1138]

Absoultely brlliant lesson. Thanks!!

[TCAdamz]

thankyou so much! best drum lesson i ever took. watxhed it twice and now i can play it! what prgrm did u use 2 slow it down? i need 2 get that.

[PercussiveSpeech]

Didnt Bonham lead with his left hand so the triplet portion of the solo should be LRF LRF instead of RLF RLF??

[TCAdamz]

@PercussiveSpeech dude! that was amazing. dont criticize him for leading with a different hand.

[boomboomdrums]

That's AWESOME BABY !! I'm on the road right now but when I get home I'm gonna learn this. I'm jonesin' to work on it. Great explanation and you also play very well by the way. Keep up the good work.

[q3playing]

Geoffrey,

Love your tutorials. I like the way you use english phrases to explain the rhythms. That makes internalising them much easier. I believe this is a common technique. Is there a name for it?

[geofffry]

@q3playing thanks I think its called "Phonetic" Rhythms

[norjansonjoe]

Your toms sound orgasmic.

[joepie998]

coffee coffee pineapple coffee

[amindurmmer]

nice bro good durming i am yours big fan sir

[mully131]

Excellent lesson as ever, Geoff, thanks very much!

[bonzoleum]

Very well done!

[Salvatoredrummer]

Nice lesson buddy !

[cardsfanatic]

great lesson. thankyou.

[Xasket]

could you show us the transcription? very nice lesson!

[PolevaultTim]

this is one of the best drum lessons i've seen on youtube, thank you!

[soundofmind]

Best sounding drums so far! Did you change any of the mic placement?

[geofffry]

@soundofmind cheers.. not changed Mic setup yet.. just snare :) I can't reverse phase on current device-preamp so need to add something in the chain or mess with distances from head.. think changing snare out is quicker for now :) g

[soundofmind]

@geofffry I guess changing the snare out would be the fastest solution. :) If you can solder, you can make an XLR lead a dedicated "phase reverse" by swapping pins 2 and 3 on one side of the cable. It's free! (assuming you have access to a soldering iron). Looking forward to more educational videos. You rock.