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Nabaza.net-The MarketPlace - Chris Adler and Jason Bittner: Live at Modern Drummer Festival 2005
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Manufacturer: Hudson Muisc
Starring: Chris Adler, Jason Bittner
Directed By: Dave Diomedi
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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 0884088063146
Format: Closed-captioned
Label: Hudson Muisc
Manufacturer: Hudson Muisc
Number Of Discs: 1
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Hudson Muisc
Region Code: 1
Release Date: 2006-03-20
Running Time: 155
Studio: Hudson Muisc
Theatrical Release Date: 2005
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Chris Adler (Lamb of God) and Jason Bittner (Shadows Fall) are two of the greatest drummers alive today. This DVD features full-length performances along with in-depth interviews that include demonstration, discussion of technique and practice routines, along with specific playing examples. Includes almost 30 minutes of additonal performance and clinic footage not included on the previous edition. Bonus Footage includes: Chris Adler discusses his drums and cymbals, talks to his drum tech, and explains what it's like to be on the road and Jason Bittner provides and 18-minute lesson, an in-studio performance and explanation of his part, and excerpts from Ibbenburen.
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Summary: Killller Drumming DVD
Comment: You play Drums, you need a big package of new inspiration.
If you like fast and direct drumming, if you like Lamb of God or Shadows Fall or just Powerfullmusic.... See what you here, view in slow motion, analyse and more. This is the right thing for you. 2 Amazing Sessions with the 2 of the best Drummers in Metal Music in time. The guy play on SOngs from the Band. Chris Adler from Lamb of God play with his Brother Winne (on Guitar). and perform a very cool symbiose. Jason Bittner step on Playalongs from the Shadows Fall Album "War Within". The Play alongs you can find now on the new Jason Bittner Book "Drumming out of the Shadows". Modern Drummer Festival is a cool event, and this extra session is amazing. This DVD is Killer.
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Summary: Grab those sticks and drum.
Comment: Filmed at the 2005 Modern Drummer Festival this DVD is a Heavy Metal drummers dream. How else could you describe a video that gives you knock down performance footage from the drummers of both Lamb Of God and Shadow's Fall. Clearly the two bands are delivering among the best Metal heard in recent years and it would sound a lot different if these two gents were not in the respective drum chairs. Being a former drummer myself I enjoyed this a lot because there was also a lot of dialogue from both players and not just straight performance pieces. Chris starts out the film and tells a lot of his origins and from this the most interesting point is the fact that he has only been drumming since age 21. Hearing the music of Lamb Of God and knowing what Adler does for the band should serve as some inspiration to those who might feel it is too late to begin playing the instrument. Chris performs three LoG songs with the assistance of his Brother (fellow band member Willie) on guitar but he does not do a solo of his own citing that he is more about the songs with the band than that display. Chris also manages to treat the viewer to some rough tracks he is working on with Ron Jarzombek (Brother to killer drummer Bobby). During the talks Adler is very personable and affable, making a sharp contrast to the type of Metal that Lamb Of God plays. I enjoyed his segment very much and feel most viewers will take away the same view.
Jason Bittner gets a few more songs to perform than Adler and his demonstration also seems more of a tutorial at times. Bittner is a graduate of the Berkley School Of Music and he jokes about his being referred to as the "double bass guy" in his dorms from that time. For Bittners demonstration he plays along with a tape of the Shadow's Fall music and the close-ups will really impress drummer and Metal fan alike as he does them. He gets one song more than Adler did for his segment and also performs a solo which was fantastic to see and listen to. It featured a lot of creative double bass work as well as many other interesting patterns that I think students can find very useful if not a bit intimidating. On top of the performances Jason delivers some bass drumming explanations which are rock solid tips for any player interested in this style of music. There is a brief question and answer which allows you a little more insight to where he comes from as a musician. The bottom line from both players is they stress just do what you can and practice at your own pace. Never worry about what others think, worry about yourself.
Bonus Features: Interviews with both Adler and Bittner at the MD Festival 2005, Chris Adler "On The Road" (which is a great segment since it offers a cool look backstage and on tour), Jason Bittner's drum lesson for "The Light That Blinds" and a Bittner Drum Clinic from Germany.
You don't have to be a drummer to enjoy this DVD, and perhaps watching it will spark some interest in you picking up the sticks. You never know.
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