What have you "stolen"?

[drummerboy827]

Guys, lahat naman tayo kumukuha ng ideas sa mga idols natin. Minsan "ninanakaw" natin. Hehehe

Stuff that i'v stolen:
- the 4 stroke ruff in the dual peds
- quad tom fills
- some hat stuff

 

[g0d5_g1ft]

I stole 20 bucks from my mother once 

[jeff_proX40]

1. Back beats from weckel
2. Double stroke on bass and 1 stroke on right hand doing triplets every beat
3. Reverse from no. 2


hehehe thats my latest stolen styles

[intake]

nako kung ano ano 

-yung double stroke fill saka yung snare/tom fill ni vic mercado 
-paradiddle groove ni steve gadd na binaboy baboy ko 

[glynminded]

I think there's a quote that goes something like "Good Musicians Borrow, Great Musicians Steal" ehehe..

So far the only special things I've learned is Rodney homes' Cowbell Groove and Harley Alarcon's funk drumming style.... Other stuff I've learned are from videos in youtube and a lot of music that I listen to...

[cs_mapper]

Mga drumming stuff na kailangan tlga nakawin eh...hehe marami
yan nakawin mo lahat at di ka pa rin makukulong hehe.

SA sobrang pagnanakaw mo  pati drum hardwares eh nagnanakaw ka
na rin hahahhaa!!!! JOKE AH!

[intake]

tama bro Maru  ninanakaw nga natin kaso version natin yun! 
ninanakaw ko yung mga magazines sa JB music...kinukuha ko ng walang paalam!  (libre yun eh!)

napapansin ko sa pagtugtug ko nagagaya ako sa style ni Stanton Moore at Keith Carlock...ewan ko, idol ko kasi sila...galing gumawa ng groove

[el Brutal]

ako ang ninanakaw ko ung mga exercises lang..pati techniques.... then create ako ng sarili kong fill or chops..

[intake]

hmm...
what ive really stolen!

-rudiments
-foot technique
-drum tips!

[drumster]

Stealing licks from our drumming idols is normal.  Though I prefer the term "borrow".

Here are some of my favorite licks from some of my favorite drummers, which I often use on my drumming.

1. Neil Peart's quick double-bass sextuplet lick (References: ending fill of live recording of "Big Money", on Rush's "A Show Of Hands" live recording; and ending lick on "Limelight").
2. Tim Alexander's double bass lick used on Primus' "My Name Is Mud".
3. The alternating double bass/hand fills, commonly played by Mike Portnoy.
4. The rolling shuffle groove, popularized by Bernard Purdie (Steely Dan's "Babylon Sisters"), John Bonham (Led Zeppelin's "Fool In The Rain"), and Jeff Porcaro (Toto's "Rosanna").
5. The quick triplet fills popularized by Steve Gadd and Dave Weckl.
6. Dave Weckl's songo patterns on "Festival De Ritmo".
7. Chris "Daddy" Dave's licks with Mint Condition.

I still have some more licks and fills which I "borrowed" from my favorite drummers.  But whenever I play these, I try my best to make it my own and take it to a farther level.