Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Damn, I knew there was something missing on my journey
to drummerhood.

I've still not mastered the 4/4 Rock beat, but so far
that's what I've used for the songs I've composed.....

please allow me to ask the same question but for a
much much *MUCH* basic drumming level.

then I may some day make good use of my double bass
pedal so my wife won't rub on my face the extra money
I spent on it.

So any recommendations on some basic practice song,
that may help me raise my drum playing ability?

sorry for taking advantage of your previously made
question Vern.

Regards.

Pedro.


--- Vernon Graner <vern@...> wrote:
> Ok, so I'm trying to get a few minutes of practice
> in each day, and I'm
> looking for suggestions on what music I should try
> to play along with to
> help develop different styles... So far I've been
> using these:
> 
> Rock--  Back in Black, AC/DC
>         Enter Sandman, Metallica
>         Welcome To The Jungle, Guns and Roses
>         Rock Candy, Montrose
> 
> Swing-- Boot Scootin Boogie, Brooks & Dun
>         All my Xs live in Texas, George Strait
>         Zoot Suit Riot, Cherry Poppin Daddies
> 
> Speed-- Good Girls Don't, The Knack
>         Superbeast, Rob Zombie
> 
> Agility-- Chop Suey, System of a Down
>           Montate, Puya
> 
> Humility-- Yyz, Rush :)
> 
> So, any other Suggestions? What do you listen
> to/practice to?
> 
> Vern
> 
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