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Nice show, Chris. You're so perverted! The left hand off beat & right hand on beat explanation is so simple, but make perfect sense!

Loving the Four Camera and Zappa lives! 😊😊😊😊

genial!!

Nice!

Is a good show in which I had enjoyed watching the episodes I had been able to watch 😊

What a gorgeous landscape of sound

One of the greats! RiP Allan

Very cool piece.

Chris i am in oxfordshire uk thank you so much for this vid i have this very drum but you have made it sing i have had dw head remo dot remo ambas remo 77 heavy but that G1 sounds better than all the rest So now got one on order could you tell me what head you have on yout toms i have a very old pearl masters custom mmx 4 ply maple with 4 ply re rings i have vintage emperor on the toms right now but know the kit can sound better i do like the old ludwig sounds your kit sound fantastic this is the best review every thanks again Gordon pe i love the singing

Classic youtube random recommendations brought me here. Good to see you're still drumming! I was a past student of yours when you taught music lessons in the early 00s, about 30km West of the cbd. Keep on rocking Sir!

The optimal number of drummers is the current number plus one.

half god artist

keiner guckt dich was los..

bruder, geile show warum guckt dich keiner? was los ich bin erster und schau irgendwo aus Deutschland bre

yas man good musique keep on the radio show

Nice playing Chris! 😊

I've always done this listening to the score

Mike Patton learned all of this from John Zorn

great video mate

That is fantastic, yo! Smokin.

I remember Carl coming out to do a snare solo on a chrome Remo snare in the 80s the sound here is similar. Carl played the top, sides and reso.... then took it off the stand and continued his solo one handed standing and walking towards the onlookers. At completion he tossed it like a frisbee into the crowd and explained it's not the snare you choose it's how you play it and Remo makes a pretty good snare !

wonderful drumming also inspiring 🥁👌

great rendition of it i love the score

Nobody or anywhere reallys seems to explain what the groove changes the balance too? i can only sumise that because it making in front of the hand lighter it moving the balance point slightly more towards the butt end of the stick as is the long/flat taper too.

What are those small timbales on your left, please?

Well done. I am also a Budgie great fan!

never in my life have i seen a series as strange and intriguing as impromptu tv. i love that youtube felt the need to recommend this to me. keep up the great work!

Thank you! I love Hopper and inspires me to paint alot of the times(:

Wonderful interview that I've now shared to Mainly Folk Music and Dance. R.

Love this!! ❤️

Timpani like a mf

Why are you screaming? I'd liked the presentation better if you just narrated in talking mode - however interesting the subject. But thanks for the upload, I enjoyed. Including your drum work and reciting!

"The Dust Blows Forward 'n the Dust Blows Back" was my favorite song from "Trout Mask Replica". Interesting times and an interesting band. I miss those days, but then again my head is still there. ☮😉

It is written on the sleeve of Clear Spot, plain as day: "A God's Golfball Production".

this is so lovely. thank you for sharing. Allen was a wonderful man.

so fun - every note and interval clear and under the fingers...

Love the way you play Chris and remember your series on channel 31 that elaborate drum kit you use suits your artistic approach to drumming but must be a frigin nightmare to pack and transport

You don't want to sound clever and say you love everything yoko Ono did with the 1972 appearance with chuck Berry and John Lennon I didn't like that but at the technicolour dream in London where she used amplified scissors to cut off a woman bra at that event was definitely interesting pink Floyd we're at that same gig in 1967

Love it!!!

Rob hirst was influenced by surf drumming just like Bruce Gary also was where most the drumming is played on the toms

Are they infinitely adjustable?

Wow, well done Chris! This episode is so different from your previous ones! ✨

Very cool !

Loved being part of this show. You and Julie are awesome! 🥰✨✨

Great episode as always but gotta say those news reports really bummed me out. Life's a battlefield

you ARE entertainment. Loved the Napoleon XIV reference.

Thank you for posting this video Chris Quinlan! It's both cool and trippy to see this for the first time--26 years after it happened. RIP Allan Zavod. What a great musician he was. I have lost touch with the tabla player Daniel (Nitin), so if you are reading this please say hello!

You both did a terrific job putting this episode together! It was so beautiful 💚

It was a great episode! Thanks for including that movie clip!!! ✨

Fantastic! I particularly loved the section after the 11 minute time; with the quite reflective oceanic stillness... and then when you started your poetry with the Anthopause. Then more lovely piano and your poignant words and singing. As the tension and tempo builds, I become acutely aware of the internal struggle for meaning and purpose. As your words become erased; I feel for you and your creative journey into the future. May you have peace in your your heart and continue your high art. You are not alone ❤