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@hodis795 Yeah, but get a look at his paycheck. I'm sure he doesn't feel too bad.

@slyhitman214 Dude, seriously, just give it a rest. Maybe you have accomplished a lot (I don't know you personally), and Dunn hasn't. When you eventually die, as we all will, hopefully you have this sort of turn out, or at least from the people you matter to.

None of us knew Dunn, but the stupid ...

pwnography123, you're my hero. That is all.

Bravo, man! I've been chasing Dave King's sound for years. You totally got it!

Also, what are those lovely cymbals? Old Zildjian A's, I'm guessing?

I saw him today at PASIC. What an incredible clinic!!! He gave very practical advice on musicianship, and professionalism. His five "Money Beats" are genius in how flexible they can be. Change tempo, dynamic, orchestration, accents, etc. and one money beat can become several different and distinc...

@ic3cold84

Jesus that's fucking funny!

i think this view is just a matter of opinion. People make the same argument about the benefit of open handed playing versus cross hands. Whatever works for the individual is what I say.

Man. That's a doozy!

@Cloverkitty That's probably what Keanu Reeves was thinking, because he took a dump all over the screen in "Reloaded."

"docking maneuvers". haha.

Why fix what isn't broken? The Thing, in my opinion, was a creature feature that was light years ahead of its time, and is still pretty terrifying to this day! The trailer doesn't really lead me to believe that they've improved on the original at all.

You gonna eat that egg?

Chuck Norris lost his virginity before his dad.

@HyperliteWakeBoard

Barker is more than decent, as are a lot of punk drummers, in fact. Barker, Earl Hudson, the dude from NOFX, etc. They all could play, and given they played so long with their respective bands, I'd say that chalks up quite a bit of experience.

Also, Barker was in WAY more ban...

Is this music original? The syncing was just too perfect to lead me to believe otherwise.

best dying words ever: "...Bitch...."

@rlystupidcomments Nope.

Definitely one of the best, most colorful drummers of our generation! Such creative playing!

"explains."

This totally reminds me of that movie "Leviathan." Has anybody seen that one? Marv from Home Alone is in it, so you know it's good.

Wow. (speechless)

@stupitlovey This song followed me around for WEEKS!!!!

Love him or hate him, Portnoy has influenced thousands of people to start playing, or change their playing profoundly.

I always love watching this guy test the cymbals. He gets so into it. And, he tests the cymbals through different styles, showing their versatility. I personally love this guys test of the Istanbul 26" ride.

Holy cow! Al Franken plays drums?!?

All kidding aside, I saw Matt Wilson give a clinic at PASIC last year. It was refreshing to hear his philosophies about drumming and music in general. He's a very forward thinking musician, and a killer player!

He did a drumset solo arrangement of "Body and Sou...

@dirtpipedan The only dislike maybe would come from the ride cymbal, as Tony is beating the ever-loving shit out of it.

Then again, it probably liked the abuse...

Two words: Kenny Buttrey. This dude totally reminds me of his work on Neil Young's "Harvest".

@n64ocarinaoftime Unlike this movie, which just blew.

@Tapeworm121

I caught it, too. I couldn't even make it through this piece of shit! After an hour I threw in the towel. If you haven't seen it, you should check out "The Room Knight".

What the hell is the guy saying at 4:15? Seriously my favorite line in this whole vid!

Elvin's ride cymbal = daaammmmnnnnn......

@Jazzupyourazz

He's married with like 3 kids. He's just stylin'.

One of my all-time favorite drummers. He adds so much to the tune, beyond the grooves, which are tasteful by themselves. The colors he creates, the attitude of his playing, etc.

His stuff with Bill Frisell and Brad Mehldau are cemented as my favorite drumming albums.

Very tasteful, very solid, a...

@RedHyperion I understand it's not for everyone. Picture it in a horror movie, like, a cerebral slaughterhouse scene, or something. It would at least sound kind of cool then, wouldn't it?

When I was young, like 8, we had a Guinea Pig. The day my dad put him down, we played this song in his memory. It was a little over the top, but still, it helped. Now when I hear this song, I can't help but smile.

I still think it's funny.

There should be an emoticon for bowing.

Well done.

This piece gives me chills.

Michael Manring and Joe Zon have given the world something special here.

Very beautiful, very enjoyable.

Wow, man. I think I finally get this etude. Your swing implication really brings out the "jazz flavor" of the piece. I didn't really know what the hell Friedman was talking about until watching this.

I played it like two years ago, and played it straight, not swung. It works that way, but much be...

@dehro I'd say more Billy Bob Thornton. I see Jim Carrey, but definitely Billy Bob a bit more. That's just me, though.