You need to check out to Gavin Harrison with Porcupine tree live playing the song Way out of here and What happens now? Gavin is a monster, absolutely level god
This is my favorite version of this song. in the chorus on this version, the last bass note of every grouping of 3 is moved back by a half beat and it just adds so much groove. Gavin and Matt Gartska are my 2 go-to drummers right now. So good.
This was the first song I ever heard from this band. Ironically it was played on a local radio station where I live. The very first thing I noticed was the drumming. I went and bought the album and have loved them ever since. That was in 2004 and they are my favorite band hands down. I got to see them live on this last tour and it was amazing. If you ever get a chance to see these guys live do it. You will not be dissappointed. It will change your life.
A lesson in how to make 7/4 time signature sound absolutely smooth. You barely miss the missing quarter note. I think it was you that said the quote " he's not human". I agree...I think Gavin was sent here from a dying planet by his parents to save the world of rock/ prog/ fusion drumming from a slow death, created by the non-musician world of awful pop music. 👍👍🥁
Only problem with that suggestion re getting GH to compile all his fills in a book - is that they are infinite - literally. He literally makes them as he plays along. He has stated his greatest fear as a drummer is to ever spot someone in the crowd at one of his gigs successfully airdrum along with him any fill he plays in any song - so he (as you rightly pointed out) NEVER plays the same fill twice. The word "freak" comes to mind.....
Simply the best drummer alive right now.
There's this guy named Vinnie Colauita 🙂
@@iamcraiger who?
@@timetowarn4456 haha, im sure you're kidding lol. Vinnie is God
@@iamcraiger not even close to Harrison but ok
“Rock drummer”
You need to check out to Gavin Harrison with Porcupine tree live playing the song Way out of here and What happens now? Gavin is a monster, absolutely level god
So smooth, so fluid, so musically appropriate, so interesting - this guy freaking rules!
I love that Gavin is introduced by a legend (Simon Philips).
You've probably seen the vids they do together. Just awesome!
Your watching again one of Best Jazz,Pop or Rock Drummer’s still performing at a high level Today!
This is my favorite version of this song. in the chorus on this version, the last bass note of every grouping of 3 is moved back by a half beat and it just adds so much groove. Gavin and Matt Gartska are my 2 go-to drummers right now. So good.
Hell yeah, man. That says it all...
This was the first song I ever heard from this band. Ironically it was played on a local radio station where I live. The very first thing I noticed was the drumming. I went and bought the album and have loved them ever since. That was in 2004 and they are my favorite band hands down. I got to see them live on this last tour and it was amazing. If you ever get a chance to see these guys live do it. You will not be dissappointed. It will change your life.
You should check out Hatesong Live. That’s the song that moved Gavin to the top of my drummer list. He’s incredible.
I did just that today! The videos up if you wanna check it out
Gavin Harrison has written 3 books on his unique drum fills. Rhythmic Perspectives, Rhythmic Illusions and Rhythmic Composition.
There's been chatter here in canada that he Maybe doing something with geddy and alex, Wouldn't that be just friggin fantastic?
The best
he breaks this song down and a drumeo video
A lesson in how to make 7/4 time signature sound absolutely smooth. You barely miss the missing quarter note.
I think it was you that said the quote " he's not human".
I agree...I think Gavin was sent here from a dying planet by his parents to save the world of rock/ prog/ fusion drumming from a slow death, created by the non-musician world of awful pop music. 👍👍🥁
Only problem with that suggestion re getting GH to compile all his fills in a book - is that they are infinite - literally. He literally makes them as he plays along. He has stated his greatest fear as a drummer is to ever spot someone in the crowd at one of his gigs successfully airdrum along with him any fill he plays in any song - so he (as you rightly pointed out) NEVER plays the same fill twice. The word "freak" comes to mind.....
this and futile on the same performance are saved on my tablet lol