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Re: Bruner with Holdsworth (Dan Quayle Edition)
Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2011 9:13 am
by S.P
I thought it was funny when someone said "these guys should be fucking running the country" at about 1:49. I liked bits of this clip...having said that, I saw Ronald with Kenny Garrett in Hong Kong and they absolutely killed it!
Re: Bruner with Holdsworth (Dan Quayle Edition)
Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2011 1:10 pm
by Tombo 7/4
DSOP wrote:I want to see this go to 50 pages....
50 pages for an 8th note...Yeah! Keep 'em comin'!
Morgenthaler wrote:This thread awright is pure moleculerization, awright
At this point we're way beyond molecularization, it's not even atomization, it's quarkazation!! or could it be bosonization?!?
Sometimes a mistake follows you a long time.
About 20 years ago I was in a pick up band for big corporate/wedding gigs. The bandleader couldn't find a keyboardist in town so he called an ex-member who had moved to Montreal starting to make a name of himself and was MD on a TV show. The guy accepted and made the 3-hour drive (I guess the money was good).
The guy was a virtuoso with perfect pitch and could sight read anything. Now people with perfect pitch are really annoyed by out of tune instruments even by a nanocomma.
So he was constantly yelling at the guitar, bass and sax players: "You're too flat!...You're too sharp!".
So we we're playing a tune with a busy tutti finale and this keyboardist played the last note totally out of tune and out of time after everybody.
We all started laughing but we noticed that the guy didn't find it funny at all.
During the break he took us apart: "Guys I'm seroius, this mustn't go any further than these walls. I got a reputation. Nobody in Montreal should know that I made a mistake on a wedding gig here. NOBODY, IS THAT CLEAR!!".
"Take it easy man, we all make mistakes and crack up about it!"
"NOT ME!"
If he hadn't reacted like that, we would have forgotten but we teased him with that for the rest of the night and beyond.
I came across him a couple times over the years, last time he was touring with Gino Vannelli...and he was still anal about it!
Re: Bruner with Holdsworth (Dan Quayle Edition)
Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2011 1:46 pm
by Rodge
Except that there is NO msitake from Ronald, some like him, so don't, it's ok and normal, nothing much I would say, to each his own.
But still, he's an animal !!!

Re: Bruner with Holdsworth (Dan Quayle Edition)
Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2011 4:09 pm
by Tom Reschke
At second glance, he did not drop a beat. He was dead on on the fill. I apologize for the dropping the beat comment that I had previously stated. He is a mutant, with sick abilities. I should go practice.
Re: Bruner with Holdsworth (Dan Quayle Edition)
Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2011 6:11 pm
by Andrew<3'sVinnie
THERE'S A FREAKING AUDIO CLIP IN THIS THREAD WITH THAT PART SLOWED DOWN. WHY ARE WE STILL DEBATING THIS??? THERE WAS NO REAL MESS UP. SHOULDN'T MATTER ANYWAYS FOR VINNIE'S SAKE.
Re: Bruner with Holdsworth (Dan Quayle Edition)
Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2011 7:22 pm
by Robert Bluman
I love this debate because everyone is wrong and everyone is right. It's easy to try and think of drumming as a skill because it IS a skill until you become an artist. All the big time professionals are artists. They play they way THEY want to, and make a living at it. We can talk about what we like as much as we want. Drumming is an art form, and Ronald Bruner is a particular type of artist. You don't have to like his approach. Obviously Kenny Garret, Suicidal Tendencies, Allan and many more like his approach. Yes, he's fearless and he over plays constantly. He has a nice groove, but I don't think it's that deep(MY opinion). Whatever. He is what he is. He's a monster drummer either way. If you don't like him, don't listen to him. Listen to the drummer YOU like.
Re: Bruner with Holdsworth (Dan Quayle Edition)
Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2011 12:52 am
by Rodge
Andrew<3'sVinnie wrote:THERE'S A FREAKING AUDIO CLIP IN THIS THREAD WITH THAT PART SLOWED DOWN. WHY ARE WE STILL DEBATING THIS??? THERE WAS NO REAL MESS UP. SHOULDN'T MATTER ANYWAYS FOR VINNIE'S SAKE.
Yeah sure, except that I don't need a freaking slowed down audio clip for hearing if it's tight or not.
And yes Robert I agree with you, with have to listen the musicians we love.
Re: Bruner with Holdsworth (Dan Quayle Edition)
Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2011 3:19 am
by Tom Reschke
Andrew<3'sVinnie wrote:THERE'S A FREAKING AUDIO CLIP IN THIS THREAD WITH THAT PART SLOWED DOWN. WHY ARE WE STILL DEBATING THIS??? THERE WAS NO REAL MESS UP. SHOULDN'T MATTER ANYWAYS FOR VINNIE'S SAKE.
Didn't see it. So, consider this my apology for apologizing. Almost 10 pages!
Re: Bruner with Holdsworth (Dan Quayle Edition)
Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2011 6:14 am
by DSOP
Tom Reschke wrote:Almost 10 pages!
Let's go for at least 15!

Re: Bruner with Holdsworth (Dan Quayle Edition)
Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2011 6:16 am
by Rodge
What ?
Trying to contribute to go for the 15 page...