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Drum Books

Sauron · 2003-11-19 16:41:33

Has anybody read any good educational drum books at all that were helpful to you? What were they? anyone know where to get some?....eg Mculah Pigots (best spelling evar)

19-11-2003 4:41pm

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Has anybody read any good educational drum books at all that were helpful to you?
What were they? anyone know where to get some?....eg Mculah Pigots (best spelling evar)

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#2 20-11-2003 2:59pm

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I've used 2 of these, 4 way coordination and new breed. Personally I think 4 way coordination is quite good, certainly helps develop alot more limb independence etc etc. And hell, if God himself, DC, recommends 'em they cant be half bad!

new breed a bit meh, has good idea or whatever, but if it has a hands patter that is always same it writes the varying bassdrum beats on a different page, i gave up trying to remember the hand patterns while reading bass patterns off another page, so gave up on the book. lol.

and gt lazy with 4 way. should get back into it me thinks!

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