Here is a longer solo section from Hollywood Squares performed by The Dillinger Escape Plan with Mike Patton.
So many cool things here.
There are few places where two limbs play simultaneously but I consider this a nice example of linear drumming.
Chris Pennie has a ferocious technique and a creative approach to voicing rudiments around the drums.
Here is a 5 stroke roll with the bass drum added to create a cool motive that he repeats throughout the section...
Then there's this...
Pennie breaks up the sextuplet flow by starting in the middle of the phrase...that is why there are three 16th notes on either side of the measure. The 32nd note diddles fit aided by dropping a 16th note on the bass drum...that is why there are only five bass drums in a row. Incredibly difficult to say the least...
Enjoy!
Hey Jason! keep up the good work - its so nice to have transcriptions of Hella stuff and DEP stuff. Theres endless amounts of learning about agility, technique, finess and groove in those small segments. Awesome. Thanks!
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