View Full Version : got myself a soundclick..
Jabawanga
11-28-2005, 08:27 PM
for those of you who care, i finally got meself a soundclick. i don't have any new stuff on there yet, just a couple of covers i did years ago with my old gsr200 when i sucked on bass:p . i posted them so when i post new stuff maybe we can see some improvement from 2 years ago. i've been too lazy lately to actually setup my little "recording studio" so that's why there's nothing new. i might get around to recording something tonight though.
http://www.soundclick.com/jabawanga
studmuffin
11-28-2005, 08:37 PM
hey that Lateralus cover is not bad.
Jabawanga
11-28-2005, 08:44 PM
yea i guess it's not bad considering how long i'd been playing when it was recorded. the tone is pretty bad IMO but thats the gsr200.
lateralus is such a sweet sweet song. next to H. , its probably my fav tool song
and you are good at drums too. great job, even though it was a couple years ago
Jabawanga
11-28-2005, 09:17 PM
thx ep. maybe i should've been a drummer:thumb: nah i love bass more than i love drums. yea tool is awesome. i want to cover another tool song but haven't found anyone yet who's willing to do guitar.
no prob
thats a shame cause adam jones is sweet. i cant see why anyone wouldnt want to cover..
Jabawanga
11-28-2005, 10:05 PM
i know, it is a shame. maybe it's a difficulty thing - the drummer in my band refuses to cover any tool songs because he says he can't play anything by danny carey..i dunno, some tool songs aren't hard, at least on bass..
Danny Carey is one of the best drummers in modern music. Do not under-estimate him.
I rank him right up there with Tim Alexander, Portnoy, and Peart. He's better than Portnoy, no doubt.
Jabawanga
11-28-2005, 10:19 PM
I agree, he's insane. the drum job on my lateralus cover isn't perfect but it's close:)
Danny Carey is one of the best drummers in modern music. Do not under-estimate him.
I rank him right up there with Tim Alexander, Portnoy, and Peart. He's better than Portnoy, no doubt.
portnoy has the echnical profficiency, but hes just bland and predictable with his beats and such.
and carey is indeed a robot
You are a darn good drummer, I must say. You've got the song down pretty well, IMO. Surprised me.
portnoy has the echnical profficiency, but hes just bland and predictable with his beats and such.
and carey is indeed a robot
If you want to talk drum theory, Carey FAR surpases Portnoy.
Seriously, that Lateralus cover was great. Might as well be Tool playing it.
If you want to talk drum theory, Carey FAR surpases Portnoy.
i know, i wasnt comparing them, simply saying that portnoy isnt quite at the level that people make him out to be. at all.
and yeah i know carey is good. been one of my favorites for quite a while.
i know, i wasnt comparing them, simply saying that portnoy isnt quite at the level that people make him out to be. at all.
and yeah i know carey is good. been one of my favorites for quite a while.
Carey and Alexander both have amazing rudiments...it's mind-blowing.
Portnoy can play in strange time signatures darn well, though. I respect that alot in a drummer. Counting 15/8 isn't an easy thing to do.
Seriously, that Lateralus cover was great. Might as well be Tool playing it.
i wouldnt say that. there were a couple mess ups here and there, but i noticed too, it was very proffesional. good quality sound and timing, unlike a lot of stuff here
Jabawanga
11-28-2005, 10:31 PM
i wouldnt say that. there were a couple mess ups here and there, but i noticed too, it was very proffesional. good quality sound and timing, unlike a lot of stuff here
yeah our timing was off in several places. i also don't have an octave pedal so i couldn't do that part of the song. thx for the compliments though, i'm surprised heh. i had only been playing around 6 months or so when it was recorded, i figured ya'll would tear it apart:lol: . i've always been around music though, so i picked up bass pretty quick. my brother is a wicked guitarist, the next stevie ray vaughn IMO.
irishslappop
11-28-2005, 10:34 PM
i really dont know what it is but i dont like SRV :lol: but that tool cover was pretty damn good.
Jabawanga
11-28-2005, 10:35 PM
ahh how can you not like him? the man was a genius and he had style:thumb: if you saw him live you'd change your mind - he played with so much emotion.
Carey and Alexander both have amazing rudiments...it's mind-blowing.
Portnoy can play in strange time signatures darn well, though. I respect that alot in a drummer. Counting 15/8 isn't an easy thing to do.
i havent really heard tim bust out in primus. granted he plays very well in his songs--well enough for me to know he is really good at what he does, but nothing balls to the wall. he is pretty flawless at keeping time, but granted thats a drummers job.
irishslappop
11-28-2005, 10:36 PM
ahh how can you not like him? the man was a genius and he had style:thumb: if you saw him live you'd change your mind - he played with so much emotion.
lol i did once. he is undeniably good, no doubt, i just dont like the guy. or his voice :lol:
although i was very young, my father likes him...
irishslappop
11-28-2005, 10:37 PM
i havent really heard tim bust out in primus. granted he plays very well in his songs--well enough for me to know he is really good at what he does, but nothing balls to the wall. he is pretty flawless at keeping time, but granted thats a drummers job.
oh, listen to jellikit. big drum solo in it, good stuff.
i havent really heard tim bust out in primus. granted he plays very well in his songs--well enough for me to know he is really good at what he does, but nothing balls to the wall. he is pretty flawless at keeping time, but granted thats a drummers job.
He goes off at pretty much every Primus show. Get a live bootleg, and you'll find a 40 minuet drum solo. EVERY one of them is mindblowing.
He has lots of drum solos in Laundry, too. (If you've not checked them out, I suggest doing so.)
oh, listen to jellikit. big drum solo in it, good stuff.
listened to the one off suck on this (unless thats the only one). reminded me of how bad les's tone was back then.
nice solo. i love how he doesnt draw it on but keeps it short and powerful. and I should take back on how Ive never seen him bust out, as i own hallucinogenetics and he busts out there plenty
He goes off at pretty much every Primus show. Get a live bootleg, and you'll find a 40 minuet drum solo. EVERY one of them is mindblowing.
He has lots of drum solos in Laundry, too. (If you've not checked them out, I suggest doing so.)
yeah check my previous post. i dont know what i was thinking. i have primus dvds and a couple bootlegs. haha
yeah ive heard of laundry. arent they his side project?
irishslappop
11-28-2005, 10:45 PM
yeah, im not a big fan of them but herb is amazing.
Dude, they're amazing!
The Stick playing is superb.
irishslappop
11-28-2005, 10:49 PM
blah, i find them......trying too hard. idk what it is. perhaps another go at them is in order.
does anyone here have the "Animals..." primus DVD? if so have you seen the video of the original primus set up with the guys that now form "sausage" (i dont know their names besides les) playing Sgt. Baker in like...1985 or something. they look like idiots hahaha
does anyone here have the "Animals..." primus DVD? if so have you seen the video of the original primus set up with the guys that now form "sausage" (i dont know their names besides les) playing Sgt. Baker in like...1985 or something. they look like idiots hahaha
yes
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janyeno
11-29-2005, 06:30 AM
I must say I couldn't pick out the bass too well in the mix, but your drumming is pretty damn good...
The tool cover sounded nifty.... tone's a little off, but it was good!
Jabawanga
11-29-2005, 02:07 PM
thx man. you couldn't pick out the bass in the tool cover? that's weird, when i play it on my PC the bass sounds too loud.
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