can't put my finger on it but it's almost like he's sooo good and is able to do so much at once that some of the feel gets lost here. Before i get reponses of f you, I love Chad Wackerman I just enjoy him more on "The best band you never heard in your life," by Zappa.
@TheLonmil FORTUNALLY I KNOW THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE BUZZ ,THE DOUBLE AND INVERTED DOUBLE ...I STUDIED IT ON "STICK CONTROL" "ACCENT AND REBOUND" "MASTER STUDIES 1"!!!!!!!
however CHAD is a great drummer i saw him with the great HOLDSWORTH!!!
i dont understand why a guy with so much passion for his instrument seems to struggle with a double stroke roll on the snare, and an attempt at a paradiddle around the toms...he's brilliant musician dont get me wrong...
@rootbeerazor Mate, i had a private lesson with Chad and he taught me how to properly do a double stroke roll and when he showed me, he had no trouble with it. He did it with ease!!
@lemonite1 no, actually chad doesnt age... ever... he is kind of like dorian grey, he could be 80 years old for what i know, he still looks like he was 25
In my opinion, I feel Chad is far too often left out of drumming discussions and should be mentioned with the likes of Weckl, Gadd, Morello, Gottlieb, etc. I was fortunate to see him some years ago with Alan Holdsworth and he blew me away. A true professional.
Why do they have to cut the fucking drumming video up with the interview? They should put it either at the beginning or at the end. It's like that god-awful "The Last Supper" DVD from Black Sabbath.
He's kinda copying Terry Bozzio's style with the whole ostinato with feet and soloing with hands. Terry more or less created that, and it seems like Chad, another Zappa drummer, is copying that. Also is he doing a polyrhythm at 1:49?
I think we can't judge a drummer for just one solo, but in my opinion Chad Wackerman is a great drummer, also Terry Bozzio, becouse it isn't how fast you play is about creativity, and this two excells in that, and I do consider Terry the best.
@kikme778 As much as I agree with u about terry and chad's skill, just fyi, there's no such thing as a 5/11 time polyrhythm. There are 5/11 COUNT polyrhythms, however time signatures are always structured, whether 4/4, 3/4, 6/8, 7/8, 9/8, 13/16, 17/16, etc. Polyrhythms are just how we manipulate time signatures by counting hits over them rather then counting time itself. :)
To all the morons talking bad about one of these drummers or another Wackerman, Bozzio, and Colaiuta were the only three drummers in Zappa's band who could ever play the black page drum solo. But all three CAN play it, and if Frank said they could play it they could play it perfectly. They're all amazing drummers, get over it.
@Popex85 I'm not going to comment on whether he is better, but Terry Bozzio is a world renowned musician and plays some of the most complex drumming in history. And yes, he has a huge kit. He uses it. Chad Wackerman is also an accomplished musician. I like both of them and respect them, why can't you?
I think what he's doing is a better way to do a solo then just starting out pretty much blazingly fast and crazy and then just getting slightly faster as a finale. He's playing the drums musically in each part as well as the arrangements of the part. If he's the nerdy guy that played for Zappa like I think he is, I used to not like him but he won me over.
That may be. Opinions vary. Its just how ever you like to do it or whatever your feeling. I don't know if I like Chad's solos any better than others, but I do like them.
Are YOU being sarcastic? Terry Bozzio played for Frank Zappa at age 16. He invented the one-hand ostinato. He's in Modern Drummer's Drum Gods. He's the artist in residence on the Drum Channel, and is clinician of the year award twice from Modern Drummer and once from Drum magazine, as well as drummer of the year from Drum magazine. He's a drumming legend, man.
No, I'm not being sarcastic. Everyone has there own opinions man. I don't care about of his awards and accomplishments. I just think he is a very overrated drummer. I mean, he is ok but I just think he is far from great.
@silasjones04 I know this is a bit late seeing that your comment on Bozzio was 7 months old, but....................What could possibly be the reason you think he is'nt a great drummer? For some odd reason I am curious. I've seen the guy, and he is un-freaking-real. Just wondering...............................
GREAT DRUMMER HES GOT STICK CONTROL AND THATS THE MOST IMPORTANT. rythms great but its about wat u can do with your hands like buddy rich 4 example best drummer ever becus that stick control and stick control cums speed
I saw him in L.A. with Alan Holdsworth in '93. He is so scary good and there is no surprise he and Holdsworth connect so well. Both of them are on a different musical plane than most.
a good place to really get your independance going is the new breed by gary chafee ... also , advanced techniques for the modern drummer will help as well .... advanced funk studies by rick latham .... those three books will really get you going
I've commented on this on other message boards and I am so psyched about this that there seems to be this shift in the priority of drummers latley and the drumming community from this extreme almost aerobic style that we have had in the last eight years or so back to consistent playiers; Chad Wackerman being one of the most enduring. Players like Thomas Pridgen and Todd Suchermann all represent that shift back to musicality along with technical prowless
its in 4/4 , you know that because of the bass drum pattern ... solid 4/4 ... the time only sounds odd because of the odd groupings he plays over the 4/4 foundation ...another thing he does a lot of triplets but he groups them in two`s . if you arent used to hearing them grouped like that it is easy to get lost . there are also the polyrhythmic 5`s , 7`s , and 9`s . sometimes he jams odd numbers within a beat and sometimes he spreads them over even 16ths using accents to make the odd groupings
nicely said, though its wrong,,,, sorry but it's in 7/8, you're over complicating it all. Just check out for example 00:54 forward, when he's doing the cymbal accents. First a grouping of 4, then 3... 4+3 = 7 :) yes you can tell by the bass drum, but it also tells you that it's in 7/8ths... sorry...
Seeing him or Bozzio make me feel myself ridiculous.Once I took lessons in drumming,but soon discovered my lack of talent.I sold my primitive drumkit,but still I'm a fan of drums and beats.Recently I was thinking about buying an electric drumkit (due to lack of space),but seeing these vids I'm not sure if I can get close even to Chris Slade (of AC/DC).
Play for you!! Just focus on how you play. Yeah I had the same problem I watch this dudes and I think "They play so cool" But then I said one day i could be one of that drummers, i better practice. Take care. Saludos desde Mexico.
Clearly, drumming has an effect on aging. He saw Hendrix live yet he hasn't aged since he played in Frank's band.[Portrait of Dorian Gray anyone?]WTF?! He kills in every band I've seen him with. Check him with Holdsworth in "Live at Yoshi's" dvd. He nails Tony Williams' ride cymbal patterns[spooky actually] Formidable stick control & chops.
I always reckoned Chad was absolutely superb at accompanying Zappa's solos - not many people doubt his technical ability, but I think a lot of people underrate his musicality.
Chad IS underrated, I guess because he doesn't show off like some ppl, he plays the song instead. Anyone who doubts his abilities should definetly check out the cd- "Frank Zappa The Best Band You Never Heard In Your Life". IT's a great live double cd.
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Chad, you rock. Vic Firth, you can suck my hairy balls. I love your kit; can I have it? Is anyone important really going to even read this comment? (If so, don't not reply or rate comment) Peace.
This guy stayed with Frank longer than Terry or Vinnie, so you know he can read flyshit. Chad is very underrated and a great drummer and influence on me from as far back as 1980 when I saw him with Zappa.
Chad Wackeram played tinsel town rebellion too, but Vinnie recorded it, anyway its hard to compare Bozzio, Colaiuta or Wackerman, they re all monsters!! Personally i prefer Wackerman, very focused, technically perfect with a lot of feeling too, its hard to explain and my english sucks, peace.
Bozzio does really, in my opinion suck at drumming. He has only a giant kit to show off, and he can either beat the shit outta his drums really fast with no syncopation, or weird african-ish music.
He doesnt suck.... but he just plays really fast riffs and crap, im not into that. Im into like more of a coordination oriented style. He is a very artistic drummer, and i give him so much credit for that
Love the warm, wooden tone of the high toms. He always has an incredible range of sounds.
Komodoensis 2 months ago
meeeelody. mwah, delicious!
TheBloomberger 4 months ago
Reminds me the style of Max Roach (Y)
Manoplero 6 months ago
i feel like he toke a page from bozzio's book for this one...not that its not awsome
Jabarichonicles 8 months ago
@Jabarichonicles Oh he's great....His resume proves it.
Moog167 6 months ago
@Moog167
he is...just makin a observation
Jabarichonicles 6 months ago
I can tell when a guy's is enjoying a dip of Copehagan from a mile away!
k3rm1t32 8 months ago
Very creative!!!!
serenopiovoso 11 months ago
can't put my finger on it but it's almost like he's sooo good and is able to do so much at once that some of the feel gets lost here. Before i get reponses of f you, I love Chad Wackerman I just enjoy him more on "The best band you never heard in your life," by Zappa.
juddgreg333 1 year ago
Chad is a Phenomenal Drummer. He has a great sense of time, And he has amazing technique. And i just love the patterns he plays.
paul44miles 1 year ago
those drums sound so nice. he's got a fantastic touch!
acklin83 1 year ago
The snail himself.
rlevanony 1 year ago
His independence is really great and I love the open tuning of his drums, those toms just SING! :)
scottyb420 1 year ago
I like how he keeps looking around... you can really see the question posted on his face "what am I gonna hit next?"
KillerFrettchen 1 year ago
why he started whit a terrible 2 stroke roll???!!
amazing musicians but ,what abuout the rudiments??
TheLonmil 1 year ago
@TheLonmil that was a buzz roll, completely different
Toshfunk 1 year ago
@Toshfunk HONESTLY ,ALSO IF IS A BUZZ ROLL IS NOT VERY CLEAN!!!
MOORE PRESURE!!
TheLonmil 1 year ago
@TheLonmil FORTUNALLY I KNOW THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE BUZZ ,THE DOUBLE AND INVERTED DOUBLE ...I STUDIED IT ON "STICK CONTROL" "ACCENT AND REBOUND" "MASTER STUDIES 1"!!!!!!!
however CHAD is a great drummer i saw him with the great HOLDSWORTH!!!
TheLonmil 1 year ago
i dont understand why a guy with so much passion for his instrument seems to struggle with a double stroke roll on the snare, and an attempt at a paradiddle around the toms...he's brilliant musician dont get me wrong...
rootbeerazor 1 year ago
@rootbeerazor Mate, i had a private lesson with Chad and he taught me how to properly do a double stroke roll and when he showed me, he had no trouble with it. He did it with ease!!
BBBNC5123 1 year ago
@rootbeerazor way to put the cart before the horse, there.
jancivil 11 months ago
very fluid...super sick
CamerOneiric 1 year ago
He saw Jimi Hendrix? He musta been a baby cuz Hendrix died in 1970.
lemonite1 1 year ago
@lemonite1 no, actually chad doesnt age... ever... he is kind of like dorian grey, he could be 80 years old for what i know, he still looks like he was 25
carcassgrindcorpsesc 1 year ago
Is it just me or does he talk with a bit of a lisp?
TheWho852 1 year ago
@TheWho852 its more like hes got a bit of dip (tobacco) in his mouth.
grn2007 1 year ago
All I have to say is Chad Wackerman- Zoot Allures :()
bryan757 1 year ago
In my opinion, I feel Chad is far too often left out of drumming discussions and should be mentioned with the likes of Weckl, Gadd, Morello, Gottlieb, etc. I was fortunate to see him some years ago with Alan Holdsworth and he blew me away. A true professional.
XDrummerSteve 1 year ago
very bad idea to mix up drumming and interview, impossible to follow both
lusiferotoma 1 year ago
Thanks for posting; much appreciated
cjk9013 1 year ago
Why do they have to cut the fucking drumming video up with the interview? They should put it either at the beginning or at the end. It's like that god-awful "The Last Supper" DVD from Black Sabbath.
gringochucha 1 year ago
He's kinda copying Terry Bozzio's style with the whole ostinato with feet and soloing with hands. Terry more or less created that, and it seems like Chad, another Zappa drummer, is copying that. Also is he doing a polyrhythm at 1:49?
TeaManDave 1 year ago
Musical.
gringochucha 1 year ago
while bozzio technically speaking is amazing....i believe wackerman sounds more natural and not like a drum mahine.
ultimatefighter187 1 year ago
Hah! make a jazz noise here ayy ayyy!!
Postmanpain 1 year ago
I think we can't judge a drummer for just one solo, but in my opinion Chad Wackerman is a great drummer, also Terry Bozzio, becouse it isn't how fast you play is about creativity, and this two excells in that, and I do consider Terry the best.
asel2000 1 year ago 2
If we're gonna bring Zappa into the equation, let's not leave out Morgan Agren...
godlesk3 2 years ago
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kikme778 2 years ago 2
well
the problem is people aren't smart enough to figure out that's what they're doing...
skidrum11 1 year ago
@kikme778 As much as I agree with u about terry and chad's skill, just fyi, there's no such thing as a 5/11 time polyrhythm. There are 5/11 COUNT polyrhythms, however time signatures are always structured, whether 4/4, 3/4, 6/8, 7/8, 9/8, 13/16, 17/16, etc. Polyrhythms are just how we manipulate time signatures by counting hits over them rather then counting time itself. :)
guitarskillz 1 year ago
@guitarskillz i said 5/11 because they are so skilled that they can play something that is impossible.
kikme778 1 year ago
@guitarskillz lol
kikme778 1 year ago
To all the morons talking bad about one of these drummers or another Wackerman, Bozzio, and Colaiuta were the only three drummers in Zappa's band who could ever play the black page drum solo. But all three CAN play it, and if Frank said they could play it they could play it perfectly. They're all amazing drummers, get over it.
JudgeThrash 2 years ago
sucks*
yaakovtorres 2 years ago
terry "bozzo" suchs
yaakovtorres 2 years ago
how could he suck if he has played with zappa and have a reputation of being a great musician?
kungmat 2 years ago
@Popex85 I'm not going to comment on whether he is better, but Terry Bozzio is a world renowned musician and plays some of the most complex drumming in history. And yes, he has a huge kit. He uses it. Chad Wackerman is also an accomplished musician. I like both of them and respect them, why can't you?
darthjoey13 2 years ago 2
good but terry is much better
aassyr1111 2 years ago
wasnt he a student of magadini?
MrBlue707 2 years ago
I think what he's doing is a better way to do a solo then just starting out pretty much blazingly fast and crazy and then just getting slightly faster as a finale. He's playing the drums musically in each part as well as the arrangements of the part. If he's the nerdy guy that played for Zappa like I think he is, I used to not like him but he won me over.
thnk4urself 2 years ago
That may be. Opinions vary. Its just how ever you like to do it or whatever your feeling. I don't know if I like Chad's solos any better than others, but I do like them.
silasjones04 2 years ago
I think you're thinking of Terry Bozzio
conjigalo 2 years ago
i know him and his brother personally.
his cousin is my history teacher
and that cousin of his also happens to be the cousin of fergie. weird huh?
Jaredondrums 2 years ago
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attach the tom4 correctly! im sick of your tom shaking!
i play better than u!!!
rainjal 2 years ago
make a vid and prove it :)
litlledrumerboy 2 years ago
Yeah right! That;s why he played with Zappa! If you think you're better, prove it!
paulcussion12 2 years ago
i do not need to prove it man. cause i'm cool and eficent :D
rainjal 2 years ago
How's it going with the brushes mate?
leetos 2 years ago
no wonder he's the only guy in the world who can keep up with bozzio.
n1ghtley 2 years ago
Really? The only guy in the world that can keep up with bozzio? Yea, right, buddy you got a lot to learn if thats what you really think.
silasjones04 2 years ago
Yeah. No one can keep up with Terry Bozzio.
darthjoey13 2 years ago
Are you being sarcastic? I hope you are. My comment was dissing bozzio. I don't think he is a very good drummer at all.
silasjones04 2 years ago
Are YOU being sarcastic? Terry Bozzio played for Frank Zappa at age 16. He invented the one-hand ostinato. He's in Modern Drummer's Drum Gods. He's the artist in residence on the Drum Channel, and is clinician of the year award twice from Modern Drummer and once from Drum magazine, as well as drummer of the year from Drum magazine. He's a drumming legend, man.
darthjoey13 2 years ago
No, I'm not being sarcastic. Everyone has there own opinions man. I don't care about of his awards and accomplishments. I just think he is a very overrated drummer. I mean, he is ok but I just think he is far from great.
silasjones04 2 years ago
@silasjones04 I know this is a bit late seeing that your comment on Bozzio was 7 months old, but....................What could possibly be the reason you think he is'nt a great drummer? For some odd reason I am curious. I've seen the guy, and he is un-freaking-real. Just wondering...............................
Reelfxr 1 year ago
awesome but his independence fails him abit at about 1:55
thepactissealed 2 years ago
GREAT DRUMMER HES GOT STICK CONTROL AND THATS THE MOST IMPORTANT. rythms great but its about wat u can do with your hands like buddy rich 4 example best drummer ever becus that stick control and stick control cums speed
bagelman86 2 years ago
Yeah, because speed is totally the most important part of music.
/Sarcasm.
JezenThomas 2 years ago 13
saw chad early this year in uk with holdsworth the nicest guy in the world and for me the best drummer
fister69 2 years ago
I saw him in L.A. with Alan Holdsworth in '93. He is so scary good and there is no surprise he and Holdsworth connect so well. Both of them are on a different musical plane than most.
ldelcarmen 2 years ago 4
The musicality in his drumming as well as the way he moves remind me of Terry Bozzio. Absolutely sick drumming.
gringochucha 2 years ago
funny you should say that cause him and Terry did a dvd together, some of their videos are on here, they're pretty mint too.
BennyBennis 2 years ago
He's a fantastic drummer but I can't look at him without thinking of the kid in The Sixth Sense.
sludgefingers 2 years ago
wackerman hahahaha so ein wixxer
tutuyin 2 years ago
Amazing limb independance on this guy....
marcdrumz 2 years ago 16
@marcdrumz for sure zappa knew what he was doing
happygofucky 2 months ago
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atmosphererommy999 2 years ago
i love how the whole video is filled wtih all this crazy technical shit and thats what you notice
ameliorate2695 2 years ago
that snare is CRISP
nostalgiacreep 2 years ago
amazing drummer. really cool guy too.
needlearmor 2 years ago
groso
mayylocp 2 years ago
oke dude,will check em out!thanks!
squid4brain 2 years ago
how do i play independence as good as him?are there any links on youtube?
squid4brain 2 years ago
a good place to really get your independance going is the new breed by gary chafee ... also , advanced techniques for the modern drummer will help as well .... advanced funk studies by rick latham .... those three books will really get you going
sweetfly66 2 years ago
You mean New Breed by Gary chester!
phoneboothplus1 2 years ago
ha ... my bad ... i always call Chester Chafee and vice versa .... thanks man .
sweetfly66 2 years ago
Haha don't worry about it! =-)
phoneboothplus1 2 years ago
the only way to play independence is to sit behind your drums and play play play and play some more..
petealk12 2 years ago 2
he gives me lessons .
smc1595 2 years ago
lucky guy
Draxx420 2 years ago
Wackerman wacks those drums great!
viper914 2 years ago
what is his son's name because I MAY take lessons from him.
iOwnvideos 2 years ago
Jesus Christ
gotthisname 2 years ago
be serious.
iOwnvideos 2 years ago
I wasn't aware of a baddass son but Chad's bro Brooks is the man as well.
gotthisname 2 years ago
His son's name is......... God Himself II
phoneboothplus1 2 years ago
He is my Drummer Hero... The best.
ricoberto1 2 years ago
Mine too. =)
RickDuracell 2 years ago
I want his drums.
Drumspiracy 2 years ago
his drums sound beautiful
quibb666 3 years ago 3
i wish i could tune mine that good.....
jackzilles 2 years ago
dw, the best!!!
ufodrums85 3 years ago
Chad, you're my fav!!!
mortald 3 years ago
Guys, the first solo is in 7/8. The bass drum pattern is 7 as well. I think the guy below over complicated things.
phatphace 3 years ago
I've commented on this on other message boards and I am so psyched about this that there seems to be this shift in the priority of drummers latley and the drumming community from this extreme almost aerobic style that we have had in the last eight years or so back to consistent playiers; Chad Wackerman being one of the most enduring. Players like Thomas Pridgen and Todd Suchermann all represent that shift back to musicality along with technical prowless
juddgreg333 3 years ago 4
Thomas Pridgen is a motherf--ker on the drums! such a beast.
bellsonrich 3 years ago 3
its in 4/4 , you know that because of the bass drum pattern ... solid 4/4 ... the time only sounds odd because of the odd groupings he plays over the 4/4 foundation ...another thing he does a lot of triplets but he groups them in two`s . if you arent used to hearing them grouped like that it is easy to get lost . there are also the polyrhythmic 5`s , 7`s , and 9`s . sometimes he jams odd numbers within a beat and sometimes he spreads them over even 16ths using accents to make the odd groupings
sweetfly66 3 years ago
Well Said
wuckle 3 years ago
nicely said, though its wrong,,,, sorry but it's in 7/8, you're over complicating it all. Just check out for example 00:54 forward, when he's doing the cymbal accents. First a grouping of 4, then 3... 4+3 = 7 :) yes you can tell by the bass drum, but it also tells you that it's in 7/8ths... sorry...
Cleforo 3 years ago
makes me want to brush up on my polyrhythms.
jason13drummer 3 years ago
Seeing him or Bozzio make me feel myself ridiculous.Once I took lessons in drumming,but soon discovered my lack of talent.I sold my primitive drumkit,but still I'm a fan of drums and beats.Recently I was thinking about buying an electric drumkit (due to lack of space),but seeing these vids I'm not sure if I can get close even to Chris Slade (of AC/DC).
gyeszno 3 years ago
hey gyeszno, who cares how close or far you get, just do it and play with your balls, thats about it it, there is no better or worse, go for it!
miekasharp 3 years ago 5
Don't play with your balls, that hurts !
boodini 3 years ago 6
just remember to play nice
xd0tx 3 years ago 2
just a thought. WHATEVER you do in life, someone will probably be better than you, but u should still enjoy playing.
snarebuzz 3 years ago 4
Play for you!! Just focus on how you play. Yeah I had the same problem I watch this dudes and I think "They play so cool" But then I said one day i could be one of that drummers, i better practice. Take care. Saludos desde Mexico.
guangosdude 3 years ago
Bravo
UnionEuropean 3 years ago
what time signature is this in?
musicyada101 3 years ago
its mixed meter, so there are a lot of groupings going on
and the toms are tuned in major steps, like a major scale, its all reall intense
yeah that bar around 1:50 wouldn't have a time signature, like Udo peices, just notes and a BPM
this guy is great
malformatis 3 years ago
Clearly, drumming has an effect on aging. He saw Hendrix live yet he hasn't aged since he played in Frank's band.[Portrait of Dorian Gray anyone?]WTF?! He kills in every band I've seen him with. Check him with Holdsworth in "Live at Yoshi's" dvd. He nails Tony Williams' ride cymbal patterns[spooky actually] Formidable stick control & chops.
NoelGrassy 3 years ago
This guy's dad is the Jazz band teacher for my school!!!
usedbandage9 3 years ago
make a jazz noise here is awesome
0MrMister0 3 years ago
i'd kill for that drumset.
d0g69s 3 years ago
love the toms <3
steininja 3 years ago
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my set is really similar to his
igotwritersblock 3 years ago
Good for you... (bored)
jonathanrenoult 3 years ago
amazing
KingTabor 3 years ago
1:55-2:00 awesome!! i love chads cymbals they sound amazing!!!!!
drum789 4 years ago 2
they are paiste signatures
jamesgarvey12345 4 years ago
Faboulous player, beautiful sound, lovely and relaxed. pure class
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babasheep22 4 years ago 4
chad is my hero
jimbob2049 4 years ago 4
I always reckoned Chad was absolutely superb at accompanying Zappa's solos - not many people doubt his technical ability, but I think a lot of people underrate his musicality.
pfalconer 4 years ago 7
Chad IS underrated, I guess because he doesn't show off like some ppl, he plays the song instead. Anyone who doubts his abilities should definetly check out the cd- "Frank Zappa The Best Band You Never Heard In Your Life". IT's a great live double cd.
baggins555 4 years ago 9
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Chad, you rock. Vic Firth, you can suck my hairy balls. I love your kit; can I have it? Is anyone important really going to even read this comment? (If so, don't not reply or rate comment) Peace.
pure2bone1 4 years ago
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I loved the Vic Firth comment!!! Who the f*ck is Vic Firth???!!!! Maybe he can get Tiger Woods to promote his stuff!!!
tgcranejr 4 years ago
hes a percussionist
mrsiix 4 years ago
CW = AWESOME
IHateUAlready 4 years ago 3
i saw bozzio,minniman, and wackerman live in dover, and yea...i shit in my seat..as it were
ryanalexandermorse 4 years ago 2
"When it matters, choose Vic Firth" sounds like a condom ad.
PROGDOR 4 years ago 4
Hahahaha...that's a classic line right there.
SFALLOY 4 years ago 2
I saw chad sit in for Chester Thomson with the Fire Merchants, and he sight-read the whole set cold. It was amazing.
lbcsrw 4 years ago
This guy stayed with Frank longer than Terry or Vinnie, so you know he can read flyshit. Chad is very underrated and a great drummer and influence on me from as far back as 1980 when I saw him with Zappa.
SFALLOY 4 years ago 3
jungle classey music
plus44cirkusblink182 4 years ago
Chad Wackeram played tinsel town rebellion too, but Vinnie recorded it, anyway its hard to compare Bozzio, Colaiuta or Wackerman, they re all monsters!! Personally i prefer Wackerman, very focused, technically perfect with a lot of feeling too, its hard to explain and my english sucks, peace.
Januuu86 4 years ago
maxbouvrie: don't want to sound like a smart ass, but Bozzio was 25 when he joined Zappa and it was Vinnie Colaiuta on Tisnel-town Rebellion.
By the way, Chad Wackerman is ace!
flanman111 4 years ago
Haha...some guys post negative comments on the greatest artists in the world, showing their ignorance. Always fun.
bornagaindaemon 4 years ago
Great video, thank you !
bornagaindaemon 4 years ago
this was related to tomorrowsgone
MaxJaeger 4 years ago
Chad Wackerman and Terry Bozzio are great friends and great drummers..why are we always making silly comparisons? Long live Chad Wackerman.
bbsuzi23 4 years ago
Mania que este bando de cagados tem de ficar criticando aí e comparando a outro batera
VÃO TOMAR NO CU
Assiste e cala a boca
TOCA MELHOR ????? NÃO ?????????entao porra
Gringos do caraleo
Se quiserem entender o que eu disse, VÃO TRADUZIR!
rhandu 4 years ago
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Fuck you Chad Wackerman
tommorowsgone 4 years ago
you are such a nobody. hey you can fuck? so fuck off!
MaxJaeger 4 years ago
chaaaaaaad
tbedir 4 years ago
He's so much better without Terry Bozzio.
tylertad 4 years ago
Bozzio does really, in my opinion suck at drumming. He has only a giant kit to show off, and he can either beat the shit outta his drums really fast with no syncopation, or weird african-ish music.
Kelavmeister 4 years ago
I wouldn't go as far as to say Bozzio sucks. Remember The Black Page he did with Zappa?
Johntheschizoidman21 4 years ago
He doesnt suck.... but he just plays really fast riffs and crap, im not into that. Im into like more of a coordination oriented style. He is a very artistic drummer, and i give him so much credit for that
Kelavmeister 4 years ago
bozzio dosent suck, he played with zappa when he was 17.
he is incredible just listen to tinsel town rebelion its amazing for a 17 year old.
maxbouvrie 4 years ago
tinseltown rebillion was vinnie colaiuta
BigGreenProds 4 years ago
no way! really! but he is still veerry good.
maxbouvrie 4 years ago
The cymbal work this guy does is what all drummers should strive for.
fayntdrummer 4 years ago
cool drumming! i hear lots of bozzio influences...
drummer1brt2gzs 4 years ago
that kit is so nice, what equipment does heuse to have everything on without a drum rack?
MetalWorks 4 years ago
wow. "tasteful" is the word, i guess :D
brusecco 5 years ago
Chad is one of the greatest drummers ever, no wonder Zappa chose him for his band AND kept him for at least 8 years.
karrowarro02 5 years ago
I love this guys playing.
hardhatarea 5 years ago
i saw this beast at a clinic
bonzo21290 5 years ago