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http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB1 ... 1126033944
Starts off with Gene Hoglan :rawk: but ends with Rick Allen :cry: :lol:
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slow day at the journal too, i take it :lol:
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Read it over breakfast. Very interesting.


Gave me even less reason to pay attention to metal.
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paul88lx wrote:Read it over breakfast. Very interesting.


Gave me even less reason to pay attention to metal.

WRONG :mad:


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Metal has gotten a bit ridiculous. And by ridiculous, I meant let's work more on being catchy instead of being ultra brutal. That being said, Gene Hoglan is a god amongst drummers.
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tbh, the dethklok stuff hits the perfect balance for me.
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Y0UNGBL00D wrote:tbh, the dethklok stuff hits the perfect balance for me.

...featuring Gene Hoglan on drums :idea:

I enjoy a fairly broad spectrum of metal, but I find myself gravitating towards the classics. Probably due t my old age :zomby:
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From the YT quotes: "I'd expect a 6'8", 350 pound man to have a deeper voice..." :lol:

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benjamin801 wrote:From the YT quotes: "I'd expect a 6'8", 350 pound man to have a deeper voice..." :lol:

[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jKxX1FI9t8[/video]

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JiveTurkey wrote:
benjamin801 wrote:From the YT quotes: "I'd expect a 6'8", 350 pound man to have a deeper voice..." :lol:

[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jKxX1FI9t8[/video]

Dude is a MACHINE. Watching him play makes me laugh because it is so effortless. PM sent as those books went out, btw \m/


I see now. Thanks! :rawk:
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JiveTurkey wrote:
Y0UNGBL00D wrote:tbh, the dethklok stuff hits the perfect balance for me.

...featuring Gene Hoglan on drums :idea:


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Gene is the motherfucking man.

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That was a good read. Blazing fast blast beats and double-bass are awesome, but after a bit, I do like a little variety. And the sheer overproduction of so many metal albums right now...I dunno, so much of it blends together.

1203 bpm though....how in the actual fuck? Is that the "gravity roll" or whatever?
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ovid9 wrote:That was a good read. Blazing fast blast beats and double-bass are awesome, but after a bit, I do like a little variety. And the sheer overproduction of so many metal albums right now...I dunno, so much of it blends together.

1203 bpm though....how in the actual fuck? Is that the "gravity roll" or whatever?



it's called a gravity blast. and i think those fastest drum competitions are with single strokes too.
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wrongnote85 wrote:
ovid9 wrote:That was a good read. Blazing fast blast beats and double-bass are awesome, but after a bit, I do like a little variety. And the sheer overproduction of so many metal albums right now...I dunno, so much of it blends together.

1203 bpm though....how in the actual fuck? Is that the "gravity roll" or whatever?



it's called a gravity blast. and i think those fastest drum competitions are with single strokes too.


That's it. I remember watching some guys do that. Impressive as hell, and a great tool for a drummer's arsenal, but boring just to watch it happen for too long.
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is gene really 6'8? I know hes a big dude but that is GIGANTIC.
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jnurp wrote:is gene really 6'8? I know hes a big dude but that is GIGANTIC.


I'm 6'2" and the two times I've met him he TOWERS over me. And he's so damn laid back it's funny as hell to talk to him knowing what he can and does do to a drum kit. One of the nicest dudes ever.
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