More... _More... Moooore... _*_MOOOOORE!_*

@Petermanoa

9 жыл бұрын

:))

@HazeAnderson

6 жыл бұрын

MOAR!! xD

@TheHp90s

6 жыл бұрын

MOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOREEEEEEEEE

@ciscoak9074

5 жыл бұрын

Is that a Boston accent?? Mooor

@woodenhoe

4 жыл бұрын

*he's calling Kevin Moore*

If Mike Mangini says something is hard or tough, you best believe it's tough!

@woodenhoe

4 жыл бұрын

Hard and Tough indeed 😏

the way he says "more".

@ATXmw1

10 жыл бұрын

mooowwwww

Kevin Moooooore

I bet he can do a killer Christopher Walken impression.

@yousuxalot

8 жыл бұрын

Yeah he's almost there already

@HazeAnderson

6 жыл бұрын

Doing such impressions is bad for your inner metronome. ;)

@laserjeesus

5 жыл бұрын

He kind of looks like Walken as well lol

@Gajeman

4 жыл бұрын

That's "killah". Wicked fahkin' killah!

@M_D93

3 жыл бұрын

He sounds to me like Artie Ziff

"Mooah, mooah"

"Mooorrree.... Mmmoooorreeee..." that made my body feel weird.

0:53 When Subway didn't give you enough pickles.

@F00K1N

5 жыл бұрын

Hahahaha

-It's enough conditioner, mr. Mangini? -Mooore! -But sir ... - I said, MOOOOOOORE!!!

Professor snapee

Mangini, what an amazing person.

How can there be so much awesome in one man?.....

l'oreal

Thanks for sharing your snare tip . I've been playing hand drums for years, then I was listening to all this nujazz / break beat along with the older jazz drummers as well as mechanical drums. jungle, and got back to my drum set. I'm teaching myself to play electronic sounds on the acoustic drums. I found that I have to really listen and use things I make out of metal and bells different surfaces to find the sound I need. Your tip came at the perfect time. ..thanks. E.E.

Hey Mike, thanks for the tip, because it's one of the better tips that I have found here in KZread land. I'm also a Martial Artist and I loved the comment on the Bruce Lee 1" punch technique, very valid and made plenty of sense. God Bless, stay loose and happy drumming. :)

Once Mike emphasized feeling, I noticed his Boston shirt and kept hearing “More Than a Feeling!”

You're the best Mike.

Excelente Mike, gracias!

I will literally take any lesson from MM. Dude is IMMACULATE

Wow that hair is beautiful

Mike of Rivendell

I knew it! Mike was incorporating Bruce Lee’s Jeet Kun Do and made it into Drum-Kun-Do

I love this guy's accent!

@NurseNils

9 жыл бұрын

Boston :)

I like mikes attitude, i couldn't even tell you what band he was in but my brother who does know told me about him so I watch some of his videos from time to time and I saw him on Time Warp, I bought a pair of his sticks and man if you want to have sticks that can take a beating and not even chip or turn into saw dust get them because I have had mine for a few months and they are barely marked and I play fast hard punk music so I don't hold back, the one thing you have to get used to is the weight because they are HEAVY!!!!!! and that's not over stating either. They run about $10 but they are worth it especially if you play hard and are chopping through your sticks oh yeah also the will make your drums sound even more solid and add some boom to your toms without even trying.

More... more...!

and remember to put your heels up and move from left to right!! he's so fab

I completely agree.

his all in posing and acting

hmmm he has wristbumps too... awesome

gokhan selamet lol wot? A good performer of any art or science does not always make a great teacher, but please consider that Mike has taught at Berklee for quite a while, which is not something you would be asked to do if you were not an excellent teacher.

@Michael Scott You can't argue with results. And while the while gear thing is true this is just another philosophy, one that did not start with Mike, but more so with mister Tony Williams. He felt relying on rebound was something not technically correct. Both method are fair, just different approaches.

good actor...

Gotta love that Boston shirt & the Bastahn accent.

I liked that one tip.

MM : Just like Bruce Lee punch !

He looks like Poca freakin´hontas!!!!

Arj Barker on drums! But seriously, this guy is friggin awesome.

I customed stickgrip in Chinese Lion Drum, Different.

i like that bruce lee punch

Boston cover!

Hey Drumeo!

Elliot Offen plays drums?

More...

MOOOAAAH

How does he keep his hair so straight?

@colonelsanders1168

8 жыл бұрын

+Michael Park Straight is the path leading to your salvation.

@TheWitchOvAgnesi

8 жыл бұрын

+Michael Park Hair straightener.

Mike youre brain is fucking masterpace!

wow alot of drummers rarely talk about balancinv your body

Snape?

A CLOCKWORK DRUMMER ON YOU TUBE.....ALL THIS AND MUCH MORE

Que dijo?

Anyone else notice the guy on the right with his arms folded at 1:17?

BOSTON SHIRT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ^_^

0:54 Mooree... 0:59 MOOOORRREEEE!

Mike’s Boston accent has a Boston accent.

mowwweeer! mooooowwwwwer!!!!

Prof. Snape's voice @ 0:54 O_O

Second video tip I watched from Mike. It keeps leaving me confused. Perhaps is too short? Also, why isn't he using rebound at all?

@ripplecutbuddha

5 жыл бұрын

It's a drill to help break you away from rebound because there are times you don't want to need it, or when rebound will wreck your approach to the next hits you have to make.

Is that real hair?

"Pick the stick back up where it started."...(doesn't take it back where it started)

He looks kinda like Rob Trujilo

MOAH

bruce lee punch!

Moooar... and 10 points to Slytherin

Looks like free stroke.

god

Mike mangina

So he doesn't subscribe to the free stroke technique

Not sure what the point of this is. Do you think the audience cares or can even see if your stick comes up to a similar height that is started at?

Mike is one of the superdrummers that will be everknown in dummer circles but I think most of us hate that he irons his hair lol

It's not laziness, it's to suck as much money out of the youtube system as possible.

And this is how you drill all feeling out of your drumming.

Injun

It's not my fav musical genre, not my drum setup (I'm for waaaay smaller drumsets and single kick), not my grip (I'm a traditional), not a lot of things, but I have nothing but deep respect for this guy. Same for Thomas Lang. Why? Because it's so clear to me they are really terrific drummers and musicians even though they are so far away from my points of view.

L’oreal

Cher?

Mangini is soooo much cooler than Portnoy

Something's odd with his hair...did he dye it?

@FrankDag

9 жыл бұрын

It's a wig. He's also wearing lipstick and a little eyeliner. Might be just makeup for the video, might be something more.

@TheWitchOvAgnesi

8 жыл бұрын

+Frank D'Agostino LMFAO

Don't know how anyone can use wooden tipped sticks unless theyre playing in a jazz quartet. Hate them.

Not really a snare tip but ok.

WTF with his hair?!!!

@CamiloMoyaBaterista

10 жыл бұрын

L'OREAL

@HazeAnderson

6 жыл бұрын

That's what happens when you don't cut your hair. We call it ... "long hair."

Generally I like this channel. But seriously, there has to have been 20-30 30 second videos posted in the last 2 days. Drowns out my entire feed with BS for hits/clicks. Yeah we know why they do it. But it just finally made me unsubscribe. Guess I'll just check back for what I like, if I can remember. Maybe their other subscribers like this BS. Judging by the number of comments...I don't think I'm alone.

Get yer hair cut Mike, it don't suit ya,,

@NGDemonSlayer12

10 жыл бұрын

He straightens it, which looks bad if your hair is not naturally straight.

@mschmuck2

7 жыл бұрын

Haydn Brassington jelly

waste of time

@TheWitchOvAgnesi

8 жыл бұрын

+Zodiack Wada Speaking of "time," you have none. Mangini probably has a video for you about practicing to a metronome somewhere...

Extremely wrong exercise. I like Mangini. But it does not mean that being a good drummer means being a good drum teacher or drum technic instructor. Just like in soccer. If it was so, Maradona would be the best football manager. Honestly don't use and work out this technic.

@g.selamet

10 жыл бұрын

It is sure that, Mangini is one of the fastest drummer since he has world record. But it does not mean that the technique he is using, is suitable for others.

@XxStrongDrums1996xX

10 жыл бұрын

It doesn't take much to say another person is wrong. To avoid justified your claims takes even less. The reality is that this is a great exercise. Have control over small motions allows large motions to flow much easier.

@themoaspecial

10 жыл бұрын

Well He was teaching at Berklee so he can't be that bad. I think this isn't a bad exercise.

@NerismaStudios

10 жыл бұрын

Joshua Strong This is not a bad exercise. It's not an exercise for me, however. I plan on going into a field where recordings are going for a more... organic feel. Plus, I hate the preciseness of his technique: why only make one "gear" do your work when you can have five gears? I use Moeller. It's very easy and simple how I use it too: most everything is tapped, unless an accent is desired, in which case, the whip motion is used, and the amount of "whip" will determine the desired volume. A great quote was said once... "If you want chops, you must exercise. If you want to play music, you must practice." I feel like this is more "chops" than it is "practice."

@DeanWuksta

10 жыл бұрын

Michael Scott u need fluent and precise chops to be considered a decent drummer, to play these chops well u need rudiments, to play rudiments nice and consistent you need good hand technique and stick control. I wouldn't do this exercise either, but another way to get this kinda control is to play 'quietly' at slow and fast tempos, with stick tips close to the head and cymbals for long periods. Playing consistently and accurately at low volume is hard, and therefore you become a very solid player at normal volumes.

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