Drum&Bass question

[janne jansson]

I took some years, but i have started to like some drum&bass drumming
So i need some new inspiration in that department..
Anybody have some idea on some books, dvd, youtubes links, transcriptions? (I have the Johnny Rabb book)

Janne Jansson

[Morgenthaler]

You should check out Anders Meinhardt and his band FUKT. He's a good friend of mine.
He's the real deal + all the clips of him speaking Danish might still make some sense
to a Swede like you

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=esZxinmIn4Y[/youtube]

[Josiah]

Jo-Jo Mayer

[janne jansson]

Thank´s Morgenthaler, stole a nice groove from him, great drumming at the end.
Jo-Jo Mayer i know about since many years...
Any instrutional dvd`s or books out out about drum&bass drumming?

[deseipel]

I always like this one from squarepusher, very melodic

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpig1xHqUTQ[/youtube]

[bstocky]

Tony Verderosa also has a Electronica book. It's not all D&B but it's worth a look.

[Morgenthaler]

The earliest demos from F.U.K.T.

http://soundcloud.com/f-u-k-t/sets/demo-2003

GOOD stuff. Anders already had some major shizzle going on then!
This is all played by hand (and feet)

[bstocky]

There's some really cool stuff in there. Thanks.

[tobiasralph]

I play a lot of DNB and I really like to try and incorporate it into all different facets of my playing when I can. Playing this type of music made me think about how to use just a kick, snare and hi-hat. This set up encourages a "less is more" approach that has helped me focus on soloing without destroying the groove. You can come up with lots o new ways to orchestrate stickings and rudiments around such a small kit. Try listening to producers such as Squarepusher, LTJ Bukem, Grooverider, and Hive. They are good examples of this genre for drummers to listen to and try to reproduce live.