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Greenburger כתב:4 musicians.... 7 drummers... 1 band looking to be whole again

WTF?!?!
מה זה החרטא הזה???
הם מנסים לזכות באוסקר?
הם עושים סרט ספק תיעודי-ספק מרגש שאמור לסחוט את הלב??

איפה טל שיאמר שלמרות שפורטנוי עזב, רוח הסחיטת כסף שלו מכל דבר עדיין קיימת?

YtseJam כתב:אגב, אלו הם שבעת המתופפים מהקליפ:

Virgil Donati

http://www.drummerworld.com/drummers/Virgil_Donati.html

Thomas Lang
http://www.drummerworld.com/drummers/Thomas_Lang.html

Mike Mangini
http://www.drummerworld.com/drummers/Mike_Mangini.html

Marco Minnemann
http://www.drummerworld.com/drummers/Ma ... emann.html

Aquiles Priester
http://www.drummerworld.com/drummers/Aq ... ester.html

Derek Roddy
http://www.drummerworld.com/drummers/Derek_Roddy.html

Peter Wildoer
http://www.peterwildoer.com/

Ozerivarium כתב:אני מעדיף את Minnemann על Mangini . נכון ש MAngini בא עם יותר קבלות בעולם הפרוג' מטאל (עד כמה שידוע לי ) , אבל הספיק לי לראות את הטכניקה של Minnemann כדי להבין שהוא יקפיץ את דרים בכמה מדרגות .

Peter Wildoer
My audition started with two jams where we set the levels for in ears and just felt eachother out, musically that is. After that we went through the three songs they sent me. I guess you'll get to know what songs it was on the next ep...isode of the DT video. At last they wanted to try some new ideas. This was HAAAAAAAAARD! The ideas were in weird odd times and not one bar with the same meter. Very cool ideas and I got my head around it so and so after a while. If those ideas end up on the new DT album it will be PROG! All drummers used the same kit, yes. Auditions were held in New York so no chance to bring my own. Chris, we had more than enough time to set up the drums how we wanted them. There was also a drum tech who helped out. I had no problems as I'm used to play rental kits etc when on tour.

Derek Roddy
We jammed a little while....was cool but, the environment (in ears, video, etc...) didn't lend itself to a lot of creative moments...plus the fact that these guys we're trying to "jam" in odd times, etc....
Then they threw some riffs at me to see how quickly I could spit out complex stuff.
Now this...was fun but, at the same time....I could tell that they were looking for a dude that will come in....and record an entire record in the studio...on the spot.
I've never wanted to work that way..... as I believe that if the business (need to put out a record quickly) over trumps the musical vision (taking time and creating the best you can)
then that ultimately directs where the band ends up in the future.
I like to sit on riffs for a few days.... at least and create the best possible part (as opposed to the automatic one)
As far as the band being up front with their fans.......I'm sure they want too but, there are some legal issues that needs to be addressed and that takes precedence over what "can be said or announced".
I'm sure you guys can figure it out......and, I am certain that they knew who they wanted before these auditions were even thought about.
One thing that was said directly to me was....."whoever it will be.....it's got to be the fans choice...someone the fans are completely happy with".
I was very busy during that time period....only had a few weeks to learn a 20 minute song, a ballad, and a tech song with 30 part changes within the space of 3 minutes! Haha.