What happened between Slayer and Dave Lombardo? Is Dave Lombardo the best drummer? Was Keith Moon a good drummer?
What makes Keith Moon a good drummer? Did Keith Moon do drugs? Dave Lombardo now with Ludwig? Apparently he left ddrum, and he's not on their site anymore. On swedish tv as we speak there is a BIG 4 live concert, where he plays a Ludwig kit!
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Black Sabbath Paranoid 8. Iron Maiden Powerslave 9. Be'lakor Coherence 2. Archspire Bleed The Future 4. Thy Catafalque Vadak 6. Iotunn Access All Worlds 7. Thulcandra A Dying Wish Show more. David Vincent "Dave" Lombardo. Musicians index Member profile Edit profile. Also known as: Dave Lombardo Born on: He has performed with Slayer on six albums, including their release Christ Illusion, for which he received critical praise.
Lombardo's music career has spanned more than 25 years, during which he has been involved in the production of 29 commercial recordings spanning a number of major genres with bands such as Grip Inc. Lombardo's musical interest was sparked by playing along to a Santana record with bongo drums and was later influenced by the musical styles of Led Zeppelin and KISS. Lombardo is known as an aggressive and influential heavy metal drummer; his use of the drums have been called "astonishingly innovative" and earned him the title "the godfather of double bass" from Drummer World.
Over his career, he has had a significant influence on the metal scene, and has inspired many modern metal drummers. When he was only two years old, his family moved to South Gate, California. During the third grade at the age of eight, Lombardo brought in a set of bongos with a Santana record for show and tell at school and played along with the rhythm. This inspired his musical interest in drums and he joined the school band where he played the marching drum, although eventually he viewed the marching drum as "not for him.
As Lombardo now had a drumkit, he purchased his first record, Alive! He taught himself the song ", Years" by listening to the record repeatedly. Able to perform the drum solo on the song, word of Lombardo's ability spread. With his new-found hobby, Lombardo asked his parents for drum lessons. His parents accepted, however, the lessons lasted only one week as Lombardo got bored of the repetitiveness of constantly learning how to hit the drum left and right.
After leaving music lessons, Lombardo's friends exposed him to the disco genre, where he partied and became a temporary DJ for a mobile disc jockey under the name of A Touch of Class.
Due to his arriving home at am some nights, his parents threatened to put him in a military school. Lombardo later said that disco music showed him "the effects of rhythm on the body.
He signed up to the school talent show and performed "Johnny B. Goode" by Chuck Berry with a guitarist named Peter Fashing. And now I'm back. It just feels right. And I'm happy that the representatives, the artist represtantives, at the company, the same ones, are still there.
They're not changing or losing momentum or anything. It's great. It's really great. It's like old friends. Lombardo previously stated about his decision to play a Tama kit: "You know, Tama , for me, when I was growing up, was like the kit.
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