OT: 119th Obsequious Banter Thread: April Foods Day

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April Foods: Which food is/are among your favorite(s)? (Pick up to three)


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It peeks through every few minutes. Super wild.

It's very easy to tell why stupid people alive today or people from the medieval times would believe in wild things around this. I mean the sun is just disappearing in front of our eyes
 
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@DancingPanther A buddy was trying to explain some of the things Larnell Lewis does to me and I can't wrap my head around this shit at all. Heel up double strokes I get. But he taps the center of the pedal with his toes first and then uses his whole foot on the back end? People do that precisely enough?!
 
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Caught about 10 seconds at the tail end. Would have had no clue if I hadn't already been outside and the guy I was working with said something. The last one was a clear day, and I took some nice pictures.
 
@DancingPanther A buddy was trying to explain some of the things Larnell Lewis does to me and I can't wrap my head around this shit at all. Heel up double strokes I get. But he taps the center of the pedal with his toes first and then uses his whole foot on the back end? People do that precisely enough?!
The technique there results in a baBUM type sound since the toe taps are just that much less aggressive. It's not obvious, but it's all it takes sometimes. It's so amazing how these truly generational drummers manipulate the instruments like this. Great drumming is all about feel and that's what these guys do that others don't

Through all walks of drumming most of the pioneers separate themselves with their kick/bass drum work. Look no further than bonzo.
 
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