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Monday Morning Podcast
Bill Burr highlighted it as an album he could listen to repeatedly, often recommending it for learning jazz drumming.
I could, I could listen to that forever. That four and more album.
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 5-25-23
Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 5-25-23
Bill Burr highlighted it as an album he could listen to repeatedly, often recommending it for learning jazz drumming.
I could, I could listen to that forever. That four and more album.
Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-1-18
Bill Burr compared the drumming of Meshuggah's drummer to the drumming of Tony Williams on Miles Davis's album 'Four & More' due to its complex and fast tempo.
Last time I heard something like that was when somebody told me to get that Miles Davis album Four & More and Tony Williams is playing the ride cymbal so fucking at such a blistering tempo.
Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-1-18
Bill Burr compared the drumming of Meshuggah's drummer, Tomas Haake, to the drumming of Tony Williams on Miles Davis's album 'Four & More', especially the ride cymbal part.
Last time I heard something like that was when somebody told me to get that Miles Davis album Four & More and Tony Williams is playing the ride cymbal so fucking at such a blistering tempo.
Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-1-18
Bill Burr mentioned Miles Davis's album 'Four & More' and how impressed he was by the drumming of Tony Williams, comparing it to the complex drumming he heard in the band Meshuggah.
What it reminded me of when he played that song live bleed Last time I heard something like that was when somebody told me to get that Miles Davis album four and more and Tony Williams is playing the ride cymbal so fucking at such a blistering tempo But you can hear every note. It's so clean It never gets muddy or anything and it's just like how can a human being do that?
