Title: Foo Fighters - Taylor Hawkins & Dave Grohl Drum Solo
Description: Taylor and Dave play drums together!

Title: Kit Kat Jam - Dave Matthews Band DTXPRESS DRUM COVER
Description: I MESSED UP ALOT ON THIS ONE 3:06 MY FAV PART WITH THE DOUBLE BASS YAMAHA DTXPRESS IV SPECIAL: (1) 10" Yamaha TP100 Snare (4) 8" Yamaha TP65 Toms (1) Yamaha KP65 Kick (1) 10" Yamaha RHH130 Hi-Hat (2) 13" Yamaha PCY130 Cymbal (1) 13" Yamaha PCY130S Cymbal (1) 15" Yamaha PCY150S Ride Cymbal (1) 10" Kit Toys TD-10 Splash Cymbal (1) 12" Kit Toys TD-12 China Cymbal (1) Yamaha DTXPR Drum Module (1) Yamaha RS85 rack (1) Yamaha HS650 Hi-Hat Stand (1) DW 7000 Double pedal ADDING MORE TRIGGERS: You need a - hosa YPP-117 Y-adapter, they sell for about $7.00 each online. you can add up to 3 extra triggers.

Title: Dave Matthews Band - Drive In, Drive Out drum cover- Roland TD-20 V-Drums
Description: Dave Matthews Band - Drive In, Drive Out I programmed the china cymbal to the edge of the ride cymbal so it works as both. The drumkit is the beauford kit from the top 50 drummers series from V Expressions, Ltd. Recorded with Logic Pro, Sony Hi-Definition SR-11 Video Cam, and edited down with Final Cut Pro on a MacBook. visit my website: http://www.neilholloman.com

Title: Recently - Water Wine Jam - Dave Matthews Band DRUM COVER
Description: INTRO FIMED BY ME!! Recently into Water Wine Jam YAMAHA DTXPRESS IV SPECIAL: (1) 10" Yamaha TP100 Snare (4) 8" Yamaha TP65 Toms (1) Yamaha KP65 Kick (1) 10" Yamaha RHH130 Hi-Hat (2) 13" Yamaha PCY130 Cymbal (1) 13" Yamaha PCY130S Cymbal (1) 15" Yamaha PCY150S Ride Cymbal (1) 10" Kit Toys TD-10 Splash Cymbal (1) 12" Kit Toys TD-12 China Cymbal (1) Yamaha DTXPR Drum Module (1) Yamaha RS85 rack (1) Yamaha HS650 Hi-Hat Stand (1) DW 7000 Double pedal ADDING MORE TRIGGERS: You need a - hosa YPP-117 Y-adapter, they sell for about $7.00 each online. you can add up to 3 extra triggers. Song from: June 7, 2008 Busch Stadium, St. Louis, MO

Title: Ants Marching - Dave Matthews Band - (Drums Cover) Brandon Hopkins
Description: Dave Matthews Band - "Ant Marching" Covered by Brandon Hopkins. I recorded This in my practice space, out in the shed! lol. My drum kit is an old Baxter four piece, piece of crap but it does me good for now, till i can afford seomthing better or maybe until i get endorsed or something :) so if theres any out there that wants to endorse a great drummer, i'm that drummer!, haha kidding! but seriously! I use a kord D-1600 recording unit for recording, mixing and mastering. It has built in effects and many options for mixing and mastering. Its a great little machine for any musician. I use Cad microphones placed on - snare, toms, kick, and two overheads. I am using an HP digital camera, nothing special, thats why the quality isnt that great so i try and make up for it with great sound quality. Post recording: I import the video and audio into Adobe Premeire Pro 2.0 editing suite and do all the fancy work there. I import the video first then take out the audio from that(cameras audio), then import the audio that is mixed and mastered on my D-1600 unit, then I sync the video and audio together. I Highly recommend this program for any youtuber. My Kit and gear: Four peice Baxter Evans Heads Sabian Cymbals: Hand Hammered - 14"Hi Hats, 10"Splash, 18"China - AAX - 22"Metal Ride - Mike Portnoy Signature 10"Stack - Gibraltor double kicks - Gibraltor and Yamaha Hardware - Pro Mark Drum sticks, usually 707's or mike portnoy signatures, millenium 2's! Korg D-1600 Recording unit CAD Microphones Vic Firth Isolation HeadPhones - cuts down db by -24. very important, after all you only get one set of ears. Thats pretty much it. Hope you enjoy! God Bless!

Title: Dave Matthews Band - The Space Between (Drum Cover)
Description: Original drumtrack by Carter Beauford. Performed, recorded, mixed and produced by Franki.

Title: Dave Holland Interactive Music Products - By Mountain Rythym
Description: Dave Holland is an innovator in the world of Drum Circle Facilitation. View his new line of interactive rhythm instruments - made by Mountain Rythym (www.mountainrythym.com) (www.beatinpatharts.com)

Title: dave gruisin - mountain dance
Description: dave gruisin - piano lee ritenour - guitar abraham laboriel - bass carlos vega - drums

Title: Alan Hawkshaw, Dave Allen at large
Description: KPM Allstars Night at Jazz cafe London The full KPM Allstars line-up was: Conductors -- Keith Mansfield, Duncan Lamont, James Cameron, James Clarke Trumpets - Steve Sidwell, Simon Gardner, Noel Langley Trombones - Cliff Hardie, Colin Sheen, Dave Stewart Saxes - Andy Mackintosh, Jamie Talbot, Phil Todd Keyboards - Richard Cottle, Alan Hawkshaw Guitar - Mitch Dalton Bass - Dave Richmond Drums - Ralph Salmins Guest Drummer -- Brian Bennett Percussion - Frank Ricotti Vocals -- Madeline Bell, Kirsty Hawkshaw Compere -- Peter Cox

Title: Dave McClain of Machine Head - Best Drummer in the World
Description: Everyone has their own opinion on who is a great drummer. People are going to criticise me for my opinion that Dave McClain is fucking awesome. Yes yes, John Bonham, Joey, Lars Ulrich blah blah Dave Lombardo yeah I think in their own right they are great but I really want to stick up for Dave McClain. He is the most underrated drummer in the history of music. In every poll he never even get in the top 100 and that is nothing to do with his talent. For some fucked up reason he is not recognised. His abilities are beyond any other drummer I know, he is a spectacle to behold. So what makes him this killer drummer I keep going on about?!?!? Dave has a unique style when he plays. His toms are flat in front of him so he can be seen when he plays. His kit looks really cool. When he plays, he hardly uses the standard technique of a right handed drummer playing a hi-hat on the left of the kit (which he does have) but prefers to use the hi-hats on the right of the kit so his arms are stretched out across his very wide drum kit. This means he looks particularly different to other drummers but in a very cool unique way. He also plays backwards at times, often swapping from the traditional right hand cymbal hit left hand snare to the other way around, left hand cymbal right hand snare. He throws himself around the kit in a very visually appealing way. But his ability on the drums is incredible. He recently taught himself to play double bass not just left right left right, but left left right right. This can be heard during the fast double bass part towards the end of Imperium and In The Presence of my Enemies. His beats are interesting, not standard 4/4 but off beats. He plays the most interesting fills ever, he drives music forward, he hits as hard if not harder than any other drummer, and unlike Joey Jordison he's not just about playing fast he's about stretching the music as far as it will go with the power of the drums. Genius, and I love his drumming. Take a moment to listen to my video and if you like anything you hear get hold of The Blackening by Machine Head and you will see just how amazing he is. Some examples on my video include the drum roll intro to Bulldozer and Seasons Wither, the incredible tom variety beat from Imperium and Aesthetics of Hate which is just killer. Enjoy.

Title: Horacio "El Negro" Hernandez & Dave Weckl Lullaby for Miles
Description: El Negro (Mbira) y Dave (brushes) at Fantasy Drum Camp.

Title: Dave Weckl "The Tower" jammin on my drums.
Description: Just jammin to the man..Dave Weckl.

Title: The Chameleons - Swamp Thing
Description: From Wikipedia: "The Chameleons (called The Chameleons UK on some American releases) were a dream pop/post-punk band that formed in Middleton, in the Metropolitan Borough of Rochdale, Greater Manchester, England in 1981 (see 1981 in music). They consisted of singer and bassist Mark Burgess, guitarist Reg Smithies, guitarist Dave Fielding, drummer John Lever as well as keyboardists Alistair Lewthwaite and Andy Clegg. Their body of work is still critically acclaimed within the music press and influenced bands as diverse as The Smiths, Protokoll, The Comsat Angels, Puressence, Interpol, Editors.[1] Through Mark Burgess' penetrating vocals and dark and ironic lyrics, their songs often dealt with personal themes of childlike innocence and a reverence for nostalgia. Musically, perhaps most notable in their work was the band's innovative and distinctive use of dual guitar melodies, courtesy of Reg Smithies and Dave Fielding, as opposed to the traditional rhythm-and-lead guitarist format prevalent in rock music even to this day. These arrangements were often characterized by the use of delay and choral effects. The Chameleons' unique sound is quite often compared to U2's The Edge."

Title: Dave Weckl at Pasic'99
Description: Jam

Title: Nirvana's "Come As You Are" Drum Cover By David
Description: Me playing come as you are