Show Notes
This week on Drummers on Drumming, we’re jumping back into part two of my conversation with Brendan Buckley, Zack Albetta, and Eric Urrea.
In this episode:
How much production a live show actually needs
The modern skills working drummers are expected to have
Keeping your identity while adapting to the gig
Why space can sound bigger than layers
Whether a live show is for the artist or the audience Why a quiet crowd doesn’t always mean a bad show
Winning over a room that didn’t come to see you
Stories involving Rage Against the Machine, Van Halen, Damien Rice, and bucket percussion
If you haven’t heard part one yet, I’d recommend starting there.
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