Tears For Fears | Everybody Wants To Rule The World | Drum Lesson
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The drumming on the Tears For Fears song Everybody Wants To Rule The World is simply killer. It's one of the most requested drum beats I get asked to teach a drum lesson on. So here it is with several variations I've seen played live as well.
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Hats:
16" EFX Crash on top
16" K Light Top Hat on bottom
18" Kerope Crash
22" K Custom Dark Complex Ride
22" Renaissance Ride
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Vic Firth 5A
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Response 2 on toms batter
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Hardest part about this song is nailing the fills and coming back to the groove.
See my comment. Crash with the left hand, it's leading, sort of.
@ It's not a matter of counting, it's a matter of getting back into the hi hat and kick patterns smoothly after the fill
@@djwiens to know where you are at in the measure is very important to come back smoothly after a fill.. hence those numbers found in the sheet music. The One happens to be where the kick drum first hits. It is a matter of counting for many people, personally I feel the groove and remember the parts without having to count usually. Sheet music could help you maintain a groove after your fills, Stephen has the music free for download. Cheers !
@@djwiens I dont know what you mean ?
Same. Working on this now. Did you get it?
Chris Hughes programmed most of the drums on “Everybody Wants to Rule the World.” They borrowed the snare drum sound from “Shout” and pitched it up. The hi-hat and shakers came from the LinnDrum. The kick drum sound came from the Fairlight CMI. Smith laid down a new bass line with the PPG Wave, and Orzabal and local session musician Neil Taylor laid down the electric and acoustic guitar parts.
Larry Salzman interesting
Larry Salzman that's right!!
Larry Salzman The LinnDrum in action!!
Wow. Amazing knowledge there. TFF are so underrated - BBC 6music won't play em at all - but so much feeling, power and beauty in their music. Listen to Pale Shelter, people!
I also remember them mentioning that they basically lifted the beat from Simple Minds "Waterfront".
Finally someone plays the right hi-hat groove.....thanks! everyone plays it the easy way...hat on the down, not on the up....well done sir... love it.
That's what's do damn difficult. It's fast. And I've practiced many times but my muscles just can't keep up with the tempo.
@@jamesscott6661train those muscles up and you'll get it.
Been playing 2 months now and have just nailed this. Thank you
I really appreciate that you brought up the situational/contextual aspect of which groove you should use. Very cool and very relevant, often overlooked or forgotten.
I wish I’d seen this five years ago! Brilliantly broken down Stephen, and easy 4 on the floor option, I’ve always struggled with this because I do the lead vocal as well🥴
Great lesson. Thanks for breaking down the parts in a concise way. You're a great teacher!
Toward the end, your advice about the specific needs of the band or personal really opened a new perspective for me, thanks!
Hey, Stephen. I just noticed you’ve finally reached 100k subscribers. Congrats, man. I hadn’t realized just how long I’ve been watching your vids. I couldn’t name a drum teacher more deserving. Keep it up and I hope the subs keep coming.
I love these videos where someone actually explains what’s going on. Thanks for that.
For the bass I alternate between 3 and 4 and for grace notes of the triplette I do it on high hat with two hands. My snare of 2 and 4 will be my right hand.
I have mediocre electric set and grace notes on the snare either don’t pickup or they do pickup at same intensity as beats 2 and 4.
I’m a copy cat, I don’t analyze what is really going on, just get it to where it sounds like the original ( to me).
Also, Tears for Fears was a very underrated musical band. Sure they were popular, bus there were musically on point!!
So true of many 80s bands. Talk Talk at Montreux is another good example.
Not underrated at all
I beg to disagree, they're popular during the 80's alongside with Depeche mode, Duran duran, OMD, A-ha among others.
Who underrated them?
Ummmm yeah... they were not under-rated at all and still aren't.
One of my fave songs. Excited to get to my kit. Thanks Stephen!
Excellent!! Great breakdown of a killer groove and song. Thanks! Sometimes I find the world unexplainable. Why would anyone give this a thumbs down??
Great breakdown of an 80s classic
Excellent analysis and explanation. You're a gifted teacher. Thanks!
Wonderful lesson Stephen thank you for posting hope you’re safe and healthy👍
Excellent drum lesson and break down of this groove. Really enjoyed watching your drum lesson. Cheers!
Your explanation was very good, and you played it really well. Thank you! Warm regards from Sydney ✌🏻
Stephen, I always have been and always will be intrigued by interesting grooves. I am a bass player and there is a wonderful benefit in knowing how to take it apart, so that it can be put back together. Enjoy this very much... and (even though it wasn't his track) I think Jeff Porcaro is smiling right now
Great lesson! I’ve always played it your number 3 way..that one just feels best to me.
Love your style of teaching. Thanks for the lesson!
Great video for a beautiful song. Thanks! Ciao from Bologna, Italy
Great 80,s song and all four grooves sound good. Thx ST.
Hi Stephen!! Great video. Thank you for breaking down the pattern of this song.
Love this beat -and I usually cant stand a shuffle! Great video, Stephen.
This is legit my favourite song ever!!! Great breakdown buddy! 🙌🥁🖤
Great tutorial! I liked how you broke down all the variations.
Great vid! I like (and hear on the record) the 4th way!
So helpful! I'm a 61 year old gigging drummer who's wanted to get my head around this for years. My favoured version is a variation of your fourth, only double single double single on the bass. It gives it the impetus at the start of the pattern and the missed second is hidden by the snare. Makes it doable for me. Thank you so much!
Ah! I see.... Absolutely, this has helped me with this song. I had wondered just what the drummer was (or in this video -- could be) doing..
Great job showing the possible variations....
Cool! I like your explanation! Great sound and dynamic 🙌 👌🏻 😀
Thanks this was real helpful much respect man keep up the good work 😎
Thanks so much for doing this, it's a great groove and a wonderful breakdown you did of it.
You’re more than welcome
I always played the shuffle kick because that is what it sounds like to my ear. The ghost note snare you played sound great too. I may go back and try that.
Nice !! Very good lesson for on playing that correctly ,, and additionally - ghosts notes on for showing how to feel the groove easier 👍❤️❤️
Stephen, thank you so much for breaking this number down, from the easiest way to the more difficult pattern. When the cover band I'm in decides who will be singing lead ~~ that's what will determine the pattern that I'll select to play............... I'm looking forward to more of your sessions.
Love this cut. Used to play it in one of my old bands. Was an audience favourite.
It’s super fun to play
Download the sheet music for this song here: bit.ly/2MERSX7
The drumming on the Tears For Fears song Everybody Wants To Rule The World is simply killer. It's one of the most requested drum beats I get asked to teach a drum lesson on. So here it is with several variations I've seen played live as well.
Leave a comment below and let me know your thoughts!
Awesome tune and great video as always !
I used to play it mostly based on "Option B" from your music sheet, tho with these personal alterations:
I don't play the kick drum "under" each snare and I play very lightly all the triplets on the hats with an accent on every "Li" of "3 lo li". All the hats triplets sort of mimic the shaker/percussion from the original recording.
Actually, it's very much like that tune "Everyday Now" from this other late 80' band named Texas:
ruclips.net/video/I65nQhhSX4w/видео.html
Love it & I'm not a drummer but I got to meet them many years ago when I lived in Bath + I love this song anyway!!
Thanks so much for taking the time to breakdown and share the beat to a song that has brought me joy for over 30 years! Every time I hear it, it's like the first time...Continued success Stephen:)
Andrew Austin thanks Andrew!
michael mattice You bet Michael
Thank you, Stephen! Super cool groove :D
Excellent lesson!
I am just amazed how the kick can change the feel of the grove. I always thought the tom toms were what created the grove . Thanks for another great video.
Really?
Great lesson for a great song. Always love jamming to this one, my issue has always been fills with this feel. I use groove 3 myself.
Ben Chapman Yea The fills are tricky. Have to end with a crash on the left or get back quick with that right. Not many fills in the song though.
Ohhhh 1 of my fave newwave song ... ❤❤❤
Love the 6/4 groove on this song.
Bro, you're a beast!!! Nice breakdown. I'm in a band about to learn this one. This helped me out BIG TIME!! Thank you sir. I subscribed.
Glad it helped Chad!
Amazing groove excelente explained too
Me sirvió mucho la explicación! Gracias!
One of my favorite bands
Hi Stephen. I'm finding a good way in to this is to just use the right hand and introduce the left when the groove is nice and comfy. Loving you work. Cheers
Thanks for this video, Stephen.
Great breakdown and instruction. Ghost notes sounds best with this shuffle.
Great video. I'm a guitar and bass player. My interest and appreciation for this song went up immensely from this video. I remember when the song came out and didn't think much of it. I love it now. Thanks for posting
I used to hate this song when I was a kid. Now it’s one of my favs
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Great video and explains everything so well.
I am self taught and really struggling to work out how to play Last Night by The Strokes so please do a video on that soon!
Awesome thanks! I think the shuffle kick drum is the closest to the recording. It adds that extra “and” stroke to the feel. That’s a tricky one! ✌🏻
"I want to go home and rethink my life"
A reminder of how much of an amateur I really am.
Awesome video. Great explanations and Amazing drumming! Thanks.
What a great explanation, thank you
Love Dave King's version with The Bad Plus. When I heard he instantly became one of my favorite drummers.
Man, that was cool! Very nice!!!
Thanks for a great video. Appreciate all the insight and new ideas. You are an excellent teacher!
Z drummer You bet...and thanks so much!
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thanks man. is awesome
I've usually done it No.3 way, and it usually seems to have the most meat without cluttering it with the full shuffle of the kick.... What a band, what a tune...incidentally, I listened to Big Chair, sure, but I also listened to a LOT of Elemental. Gail Anne Dorsey on Break It Down Again ;) Big massive beats there, classy pop/rock that seems ...well, plain lost, these days...
You know, our generation, we played to pop tapes so much, it really did help the pocket
thank you for this video tutorial stephen.
Very helpful I've always played it the third way
Nice !! Very interesting ! 👍. Good job !! Thanks
Great explanation!!! Thanks
Fantastic beat ,thanks.
Original programmed or not, really good breakdown of a classic goove. Thanks
This was free. I would've paid for this kind of instruction.
I appreciate you making this video and posting it. You sequence everything so efficiently and effectively and now I'm playing moderately less crappy electric drums along with Tears for Fears in my basement!
My band is covering this song and since there won't be shakers going on, etc. I had already planned on just seeing which beat works best with the band. Stephen laid out that same sentiment. One of the first beats I learned around 1960 was just a swing beat with 4 on the floor and it would work fine without the shakers and stuff going on to supplement the beat. I like shuffling the bass drum and swinging on the hats with a few ghost notes on the snare.
Great video S.T.!!
I've had students who have studied with teachers, before coming to me, that count triplets: 1&a2&a3&a4&a
I would never attempt to change them counting this way by any means.
I count them: 1 trip let 2 trip let 3 trip let 4 trip let . I reserve the &'s and a's for 16ths only. Giggle.. Can you tell me the story where the Lolly comes from?
Amazing. This guy has great stuff. Always like his videos.
Thanks so much Brian
U an excellent job explaining the drum pattern of song 🎵 👏 👌
Amazing!!!
Hola bro . No entiendo nada de ingles pero con solo verte pude aprender el ritmo .. muchas gracias
Top groove, I was taught it as 3/2 time.
Thank you. Great help!!!
I just realized that this tune was composed in an open tuning on guitar. Great lesson, Stephen!
Thanks, excellent video!
This has been very helpful!
Nice lesson, thanks! Another method that I've seen is playing all the 8th note triplets on the hat, accenting the up beat, which should be the right hand which will also hit the snare on 2 & 4. Works well with 4 on the floor kick.
You're the RADDEST Stephen!
I've played all the others except yours..nice one Steve..dig the ghost shuffle ostinato on the snare.
appreciate your lessons
I like to play it with triplets on the high hat alternating left and right sticking on the 2 and 4 on the snare. Sounds pretty cool too!!
One of, if not THE best use of a shuffle in pop music!!!
Great lesson thank you 🤘
Great tutorial, and you’re playing it just like their current live drummer 👍🏼
Excellent lesson, thank you 🙏
jarrahdrum you bet
This is so cool. Clear and concise.
Skydrums1 Thanks!
Great stuff - thanks ☺
Great lesson, and man, your drums sound great in this video!
CymbALcase thanks!
Lmao, I remember playing this in the band, I was like playing all those grooves, fkd it up but kept going was only learning at the time, couldn’t wait for the damn song to finish lol memories lol damn that was 30 years ago
Great xplanation👍👍😀😀
Nice break down. Only thing I've done differently live is two handed swung 8th notes on the hihat I stead of ghost notes to keep the whole groove most together in my head. It is definitely a deceptively difficult groove!
Great professor! Hug from Brasil!
Thank you Taylor!
My son loves TFF. I liked them but I wasn't THAT into them. I remember when this song came out and I would sit at my kit and try to play it. This was back in the 80's when the song came out. Low quality audio and iffy bins on your ears playing to what came on the radio. I ended up playing what you played around the 5:15 mark so I'm quite chuffed to know I was pretty much spot on.
excellent perfect presentation and very professional playing my friend.
alejandro maria Thanks so much Alejandro!
awesome thank you sir!
I like the 3rd way the best. It's the way that came most instinctually playing with the recording