House of Drumming.com

Well, two years back and forth while not being able to get access while logged ind unable to unsubscribe. Right after a new mail exchange when it was supposed to be fixed yet gain, whoops new message about charge from Paypal.

This is stealing and I certainly could have used that money for something else.

Mr. Milchakow breaks about every prinsiple there is for good tutoring. Just how it is. There is however even earlier material that I picked up when I started playing in 2009 that's essentially completely worthless. Any traditional beginner book is like 100x better.

DiCenso and Gergo on Drumeo is some of the best shit I've seen in the last 10 years. They get a great drum sound and overall make Drum Channel look poor in comparison. I've never subscribed so I can't speak to their retail product.
I have no idea what the conflict is with Mike J and Drumeo. Mike seems to be successful at glance - I was always happy he got traction with his thing.
Because anyone can say anything anytime on the internet its a breeding ground for conflict - which is entertaining to many. These days I'm enjoying a kind of top-down big-picture view where I look at the strengths and weaknesses of things. It's peaceful.

I can't speak to any gripes people have about any of these drum teaching websites, but I know for sure that old guys like me WISH we had this much content and information at our disposal when we were coming up.

Sonny is a beast...not a lot of drum talk on him

Wow, awesome, always loved Sonny, guy did his homework, I believe that there is nothing he can't do, and ALWAYS in pocket with great independence !!!
I'd loved to see him with Bruce Hornsby.

Always loved that song, with JJ on bass, well, I ALWAYS loved Brandon's catalogue.

I remember seeing Sonny in Remo (I think) ads back in the day but had no idea who this cat was who was sharing clinic stages with the heavy hitters. Couldn't find much about him at all, thought that was weird. Heard him on a Lee Ritenour live show.

Here's another that doesn't get much pub. So much forward motion with just cymbals.

The Sonny Emory solo is tasty and full of chops. Have quite a few recordings of him on drums.



Rush tribute band.

Nice playing if a bit too fast for the other musicians on stage.

But Neil was guilty of that too sometimes.

This is a new boot from 1976. Nice sound, Neil playing crisply.

I saw Pat many times w/ Wertico.....no bodyplays the cymbals like that. "Still Life" & "Letter from Home" are my desert islsand albums...

I played that Minauno tune on one of my buddy's recitals back when we were in college. Super fun tune to play.