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bonham-esque fills

  • 16-02-2006 1:39am
    #1
    odranCN
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    how the hell do ya do them.. all i know is there's triplets involved


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  • #2
    DublinWriter
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    odranCN wrote:
    how the hell do ya do them.. all i know is there's triplets involved
    Bonham's signature triplets went snare-bass-bass to put it basically.

    It takes a lot of practise to get your right foot up to speed to play them.


  • #3
    Cousin it
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 278 ✭✭Cousin it


    not sure of a specific example in a sing if the above is what you're looking for, but i'd imagine Bonzo had either a badass right foot in heel up playing or else he used heel toe.
    I learned heel toe by accident, was trying to play a song that had tonnes of bass drum in it (which it later emerged didn;t just had a hand drum tuned way down to sound like a bass drum and used a simple sticking but i'm glad with the results).
    Try this : snare - bass drum hit (heel up) - bass drum hit (after the first un smack your heel into the centre of the pedal after a few goes you should get it).

    Hope that helps sorry if it doesn;t
    :)


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