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由defenderofgo编辑：
6/2/2013 6:01:11 AM
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Piano and drums mainly, both self-taught. I also played sax for 9 years, but I haven't picked that up in a while.
I used to be in a death metal band in high school, but we broke up about 4 years ago when we all started college.
Currently I compose for myself, I took a few music theory classes and some jazz history classes.
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Chris Adler, John Bonham, Mike Portnoy, Blake Richardson, Charlie Benante, Dave Lambardo. That's just a few that come to mind. I hope that doesn't come off as saying that it's hard and you should accept that, as that is not the case for most modern drummers... Sadly.
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Dave Lombardo is talented, but not exactly creative... He's on par with Paul Mazurkiewicz, imo. Chris Adler used to be my idol. I don't listen to too much LoG nowadays, but I looked up to him when I first started out. My proudest moment was when I successfully pulled off the Ruin fill. Hannes, Mike Mangini, Martin Lopez, Art Blakey, Vitek, and Sam Gutterman are some of my favorites at the moment.
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Although he's not creative, he almost always played at eighth-notes for his tempo. He was also replaced as the full-time drummer in Slayer, by Paul B-something or other. Chris Adler, Mike Portnoy/Mangini, and Blake Richardson have massive amounts of skill and talent. Three of the largest prog. metal drummers and a headliner for groove metal. I also like Drummer, literally, the drummer of Within the Ruins. Tech death with a fresh twist. He has lots of skill.
