It’s a rock song
sung by a male vocalist
drums in the background
doesn’t sound old nor new probably the 90’s
Lyrics go something like this:
when you do what you do
that’s what I fell for
scooby do bop do be
Note:the lyrics aren’t correct just what i can remember…
It was played on Heart FM
Thank you
It is not that song but thank you
Might be LFO – Girl On TV http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4iGDSjOpXc ? That has similar lyrics =)
What Is This Thing Called? – John Riley: The Art of Bop Drumming
What is nice about junior or starter drum sets is that even though they are quality instruments, they are generally affordable. There are enough on the market now that you can generally find one for between $100 and $150. This is far less than the several hundred dollars you would pay for a real drum kit. Plus, junior drum kits usually come with all the accessories needed to start drumming right away, like drum sticks, bass pedal, throne (drumming seat), and drum key. This means child drummers can usually start drumming right away once they purchase their kit.
There are junior drum kits in a variety of configurations, but generally choosing one is relatively simply. Starter drum kits are normally first categorized by how many ‘drums’ are in the kit. You’ll find 3-piece, 4-piece, and 5-piece junior drum sets, which really defines how many tom-tom drums come with the kit in addition to the bass drum and snare drum. Any of these configurations are fine for a young drummer to start drumming, it just a matter of preference and budget. Junior drum sets also come with cymbals and a high-hat to complete the drum set components.
There are also different size child drum sets, and most will indicate the age appropriateness for each set. You’ll find small sets made for children ages 3-7, then sets for ages 7-10. Some of the larger child drum sets are suitable for children all the way into their teenage years, which they will use as long as they are fond of drumming and until they are ready to upgrade to a full set. These junior drum sets will also last many years as well, as the main parts that wear down are the drum heads which are easily replaced.
Finding a great drum set for kids is relatively easy as well. Many major musical instruments manufacturers who make drums will also make junior drum kits as part of their product offerings, and as mentioned they are generally affordable. You will find some upscale junior sets with more features that cost more. However another option is buying a used junior drum set. Since young drummers are always upgrading to full sets, and because their junior drum kits are usually perfectly useful, there are always plenty of used drum kits on the market. Looking on eBay for used child drum sets is a smart place for parents to find their child’s first drum set.
So if you can stand the noise of your child enjoying his new drum kit, but are willing to introducing him to the new world of drumming, then consider a starter drum set and get them started off in the right direction.
I LOVE Drum and Bass music, but i’ve never really known how to dance the drum and bass dance. If anyone can give me some tips on how to dance that would be great. Tutorials would be perfect, although text tutorials better than video tutorials as my pc is super laggy when loading videos.
Ahh, bless. Nice to see another basshead, I thought Drum & Bass fans were dying out!
The point of D&B (and rave music in general) is that the music moves you – if you are worried about what you are doing the whole time then you are missing the point! Let go, switch off your mind and just go with it. My fave way to get into the vibe was to lean against the 6ft speakers, close my eyes and let 25K of bass go through me! (surprisingly I am not deaf now!!) Take it from me, if raves now are anything like they were in the good old 90s then everyone else is so wasted, it doesn’t really matter what you’re doing – no-one else will notice anyway!!
Most importantly – HAVE FUN!! In years to come you’ll have kids & mortgages to stress about, so why worry now?!
Drum tutor, tutorial, The Pyramid practise lesson.
