How come I could watch Byron's right foot all day? More songs needed!!!!

dude if you could do the same for a fast song...and also for a lagwagon show, that would be rad! excellent by the way, cheers!

This is rad

so great!

さすが😃👍

I like the shoes

He plays surprisingly high heel up. Also he stops playing his right foot when he fills I noticed. I have never seen that before. Unless it is me that is unusual but I keep my foot striking the quarter note. I thought everyone did. Always interesting to see how other drummers play. To play at this pace for so long is phenomenal. What amazes me even more is how Josh Freese can be away from it for so long and then slot right back into it. Once I moved out of punk and ended up in more prog metal bands I found I could still play Teenage Kicks speed punk but anything more and I was out after a few mins and I run a 5K regularly but I run easily and leisurely. I imagine Byron runs a 5K in sprint mode 😁

@MotoRide.

3 жыл бұрын

1:10 interestingly here he does follow the snare roll with the foot, guess he felt like it there

@misfit2022

3 жыл бұрын

@@MotoRide. That was a shorter fill but if the fill is a bar long he stops. It is just unusual.

@Richlucch

2 жыл бұрын

Almost every punk drummer plays heel up lmao its easier to play double strokes like this how else would you play them?

What he is playing isn't that complicated but the speed he plays at is another matter entirely. Interesting he stops his bass drum on some of the fills. Never picked that up before. Most drummers would just play quarters through the fill. He is the most consistent drummer I have seen playing at these speeds.

@saidhernandez1395

5 жыл бұрын

Hefty Alan Ha! have you tried to follow what he plays?🤨

@rocker4577

5 жыл бұрын

Rory Koff from No Use For A Name did that too, listen to the Daily Grind for evidence

It's cool to see his foot technique for curiosity sake. I play heel up but learned, for me at least, that it's it doesn't work well trying to play double bass. I have seen videos where it's heel up and the heel shimmies left/right a bit for double bass capability but it hard to break a playing technique one uses there whole life. Any case, Heel up I think is the way to go when playing punk, single pedal. Also, does anyone play where they don't rest the beater on the head when not hitting? I've read stuff on that and just can't see that working out.