Little Sumpin Sumpin for ya.

[DWdrumr]

This video is me playing to a band called 10 years, and the song is titled Silhouette Of A Life, the original track has no drums, but I really dig this song, so I decided to add a little of me to the song, hope you like it.

BTW this song was actually somewhat difficult to come up with the drum track, it has some kinda strange timing(at least as far as I am concerned lol)I was also playing around with traditional grip, which I have been working on(and still have a long way to go)and I kept my drums subtle and a bit quite in the mix, I did not want to ruin the song, anyway enough rambling.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NR-MuveDxug"]YouTube - Silhouette Of A Life(Drum Cover)[/ame]

[Larrysperf]

As always very nice. Shows you can do it all Nuff Said Only thing I noticed was why you lift your left hand up so high off snare but still nothing wrong with that just me lol

[Fredr]

Great job!!!

You really added to the song
And it was fun to watch your floor tom it jiggled everytime you hit it!

[bassist learning drums]

Sounds really good, Kevin!

[DWdrumr]

Thanks guys.

[gonefishin]

Excellent interpretation of the tune.....I liked what you did with it .

[Bish]

Yeah, man, really enjoyed that!

[Lesizmor]

Good job dude! -Les

[Tazmania]

Sweeeeeeeeet!

[RHD03]

Great job Kev! I like that band a lot. And it shows yet another level of your musicianship...well done. Too bad we can't get any song we wanted without drum tracks to jam along with!!!

[CycleDude]

Another solid vid, my friend.

[AldoS.T.L.]

VERY NICE - solid chopz -10 years is good stuff
nice addition to the song keep it up!!!!!!!!

[DWdrumr]

Thanks guys, I really appreciate it.

[dave0549jv]

subtle, understated, very classy. i'm a fan.

[Johnny G]

Very tasty additions. Never would have known that it wasn't the original drum part. I will have to go and find the original song without you in it now.
Great drum tones as well. The snare is tight, the kick is fat and the toms have definite notes to them.
Nice job.

[topdog63]

Pretty sweet kev. That is some weird timing. Just a question, i think it's already been mentioned, why do you hold your left hand so high above the snare with your traditional grip. I play it, not well mind you, and I've seen it played where the hand is almost even with or below the rim if the snare. I think it allows for a better dynamic range that way and some more moeller type of work.