Yeah, you're right!

While no link between timekeeping and heartbeat has been shown ... ...It has been shown that people have what are called 'preferred tempi'... ...80-120 bpm with 100 being the epicenter of what most people prefer... During my CPR refresher course yesterday, I was reminded that the American Heart Ass...

Wonderful music and amazing drumming.

Before I even listened to the documentary, Black's photo reminded me a lot of a friend of my son's.

As I listened to the story of how escalating drug use led to his death, the similarity increased; my son's friend died in a similar manner.

Curiously, babies are born with a sense of meter Maybe from hearing their mother's heartbeat in the womb. Is that our first music lesson, associating sound with emotion? I think timekeeping for me is external, because listening and following come naturally to me. My internal clock has an elastic me...

My experience with Jazz has given me the impression that what Pat is referring to has to a large part been assimilated. I came to the party late: I was raised on Rock and Roll, then got heavily into Prog Rock and Jazz Fusion. I started listening to the 'Jazz Giants' only within the past ten years. O...

Morgenthaler wrote:

I Pity the Fool that would try to attack Virgil while he has some sticks in his hands.

He's the Master of the Kung-Fu Grip, and Owns Killer Chops!

OOH S#!T!

That was so funky and skunky I could smell it from here!

Smoke, Sweat, Drink, Brown Water, Crawdads.

I feel like I could easily jam to that for an hour.

At first I couldn't get the video to work, and I was so disappointed about not being able to see Sturla play that bee-you-tee-full yellow kit.

Third try was the charm; Sturla never disappoints!

A few years ago I made a drum out of a coffee can and a Remo practice pad; that's why I like this Kit:



They can't complain that your drums sound like tin cans if that's what they look like!