Podcasts about vistalite

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Support this Podcast & Become a Patronhttps://www.patreon.com/drumwithmikeandeddyThis was such a fun trip down memory lane! Export, Genestia, Vistalite, Masters, Starclassic, Broadkaster, etc. There are so many great names when it comes to drum sets. It was really hard for us to pick our favorite, but we did our best :)- Mike & Eddy

Drummer Luc Hess of Coilguns/formerly The Ocean recounts some of the recording processes' for both Coilguns (caveman living in a German country-side house), and the Ocean's Anthropocentric, Heliocentric & Pelagial records ,  Jody's lost Vistalite kit that Luc played 8 years prior, why Botch rules, the insanity of Chris Pennie's drumming with DEP, some of the Ocean tours with Between the Buried & Me, Intronaut,  and  the Summer Slaughter tour of 2013, his first “Thunder” drum set  & much more! https://coilguns.bandcamp.com/PIC: Paul VerhagenEpisode Sponsor: https://oneuploops.com/

Sumac, Baptists, Erosion drummer Nick Yacyshyn makes his triumphant return to the CBBP to talk about his playing the new Genghis Tron record; his set up, the process of writing his parts from demo's, how he got the offer in the first place, his (non) practicing regimen, Phil Collins and Tears for Fears as an influence, Vistalite buffet's n' Vistalite thieves, re-wrapping kits, vintage drum shops, drums with too many lugs, insatiable snare cravings (ISC's), record reservoirs, revisiting the process of working with Baptists & Kurt Ballou, the bizarre and challenging process of recording the Armed record & a whole lot mo'!!

Chris Hawthorne of Pittsburgh PA's Hawthorne Drum Shop talks about the origins of the shop, strange stories associated with some of the kits, some of the cooler Japanese brands that are lesser known such as Stewart and Tempro, his first Vistalite kit, the anomaly that is Trixon kits, Why Camco drums are his favorite, the crazy process of re-wrapping drums, & much more! https://www.hawthornedrumshop.com/shop

On this episode of the Minnesota Drummer Podcast, I had the opportunity to talk with Ollie Manley, who has been entrenched in and enhanced the Minnesota drumming scene since the 1960s. Playing up to 300 gigs a year since the 60s, Ollie made a name for himself as a quiet drummer with a light touch, which has constantly kept him working. Now in his 80s, he is still playing out with over 50 performances a year and offers advice to aspiring working drummers. Ollie paints a historical image of the hopping local music scene from the 1960s through the 1980s. We chat about his time at Dahlgren’s/Floyd Thompson’s Drum Shop where he rebuilt and repaired equipment for touring drummers like Louie Bellson, Art Blakey, John Bonham, and Jeff Porcaro. While at the shop, he made Medicine drums for different tribes and mastered the processes of rolling calf skin. And he even explains to us how to repair a Vistalite shell. We briefly talk about the history of the Martin Fleet Foot Pedal, which eventually became the DW 5000, and how he would convert pedals to chain-drive before being the norm. There is so much in this episode that there isn’t enough room to put it all in this summary, so please take a listen to this fascinating episode. I feel privileged to know Ollie and I’m thrilled to have you learn a bit about his drumming history.

Emile Panerio, Lincoln Lute, and Gordon Taylor are members of the indie-pop band Plastic Picnic. They live in Brooklyn and make sad music for people to dance to. Full of bright synths, honest lyricism, and upbeat, nostalgic guitar tones, their sound is as atmospheric as a glittery 80s fever dream. Their sophomore EP, Vistalite, came out in June.  Coolaid is hosted by Britnee Meiser and Elisa Rose, and produced by Eddie Gore. For updates and more, follow @coolaidpodcast on Instagram.

Drummer Adam Nohe of W. VA's Horseburner talks the decade of being a band, the trials and tribulations of lineup changes, their new record The Thief and all that went into putting the record out, his Ludwig obsession and recording Vistalite's in the studio, spending the time in the studio to get natural sounds/avoiding samples, our mutual friend in Jon Lane's hip injury that forced Godmaker off the tour w/ Horseburner, his love for Ringo Starr, "Laughing off the Shit Show",  Ian Paice & Chad Smith as influences, embarrassing High School dance stories, drum collections and love of vintage drums, quitting his full time job and working two jobs in order to chase the Rock N Roll dream & more!!! http://www.horseburner.com/ https://www.facebook.com/Horseburner/ https://horseburner.bandcamp.com/music https://twitter.com/Horseburner https://www.instagram.com/horseburner

This week we've got Garage concert and garbage humans Topped off with a Plastic Picnics on John Hughes' private beach! Talking PP's debut album Vistalite, Next on The Radio Cure!

Drummer Scott Middleton of NC's stoner bluesy psych quartet talks about the snowy shit storm that lead to a canceled gig on their last run, the process of recording/mixing their 2018 release Ramble Beyond, his new Bonham re-issue Vistalite kit, reflecting on their tour with Weedeater/Hyborian, and the tragic passing of Weedeater drummer Carlos Denogean, classic rock in the house and his early obsession with nu-metal and practicing in his parents house with a giant stereo system, Hydrahead records and our mutual fascination with Cave In and Botch, traveling with sports teams and ultimately abandoning it to focus on music, reflecting on his first talent show and battle of the bands competition, the formation in Asheville NC of Bask, working in the musical therapy realm and Scott’s ongoing work with people with disabilities! https://basknc.bandcamp.com/

Today's guest is Travis Foster of Oregon’s melodic-doom-power trio Yob!!! We delve into not loosing focus on long songs, Vistalite kits, making Portland weird (again), bearing edges and other gear talk, vocalist/guitarist Mike Scheidt's near death experience and the subsequent inspiration/new lease on life that filtered it’s way into Yob’s new record "Our Raw Heart”, his fathers influence on his drumming, Jeff Porcaro, Alex Van Halen, David Lee Roth, Ian Paice, playing slow tempo’s, hearing loss, tour life, doom, punk, prog, & classic rock, and much more! www.yobislove.com/ www.facebook.com/quantumyob/ www.instagram.com/quantumyob

I caught up with groove rock drummer David Delaney of Cali's Them Evils on a sunny day for a Brooklyn roof top hang where we got into small clubs-vs-big clubs, headlining their first US tour, Vistalite kits-vs-weirdo Peavey kits, how a sound check led to them touring with Zakk Sabbath and stage pranks on said tour, moshing your way to a hospital visit and playing through injuries, embracing the touring life, how he initially got into drums, dangerous day jobs, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, and a whole lot of silliness and awesomeness. #CBBP !! Official Band website: https://themevils.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThemEvilsBand/ Twitter:  https://twitter.com/themevils Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/ThemEvils Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/themevils/ Photo: https://www.facebook.com/SoundSnapPhotographyRVA/ #CBBP Sponsor: http://www.neworleansrecordpress.com/

Today’s guest is Joe Dickens, drummer of the band Iration.   For those of you who aren’t familiar with Iration, they are an alternative Reggae group consisting of musicians formed in Isla Vista, CA.  They are a deep rooted reggae influenced band infused with elements of rock and pop which create smooth original sounds.  They’re motto is:  “We’re all about luv”. Joe Dickens has been touring nationally since 2008, performing nationally at festivals like Lollapalooza, Outside Lands, Hangout and many others.  Some of the things we’ll discuss today are: Joe’s drum set up (note the set below is not vintage like Joe's):  The 6 Piece Ludwig Vistalite Drum Set: Zyldjian 19” A Custom    20” EFX     14” K Hi-Hat The Kit Joe's played in the past: Yamaha Custom Birch Kit Promark Drumsticks  What and who inspired him to switch from playing guitar to rockin’ out on the drums. One of his biggest stage mishaps and how it's helped him. How he was able to become successful as a self-published band Iration’s newest single “Borderline” (pick up a copy here)    What he's learned from one of his biggest stage mishap  How the band was able to become successful as an indie band. Learn more about Joe and Iration on Instagram And, for a real special treat, if you're looking for a rockin' 2 night party of live jamming with Iration and a slew of other amazing artists, check out the upcoming One Love Califest on the Queen Mary in Longbeach California on February 10th and 11th 2018 learn more and get your early bird tickets and be sure to kick off your new year with a rockin' reggae fest! If you like the episode, please share it on your social media channels and subscribe so that you never miss an episode.  We’re on Stitcher Radio, iTunes, iHeartRadio, Tune In,  Player FM, SoundCloud, GooglePlay and www.lildrummergirl.com.   Be sure to pick up your FREE COPY of The Ultimate Travel Checklist and never leave another thing behind again.   Let’s stay in touch: Instagram   Rock On & Rock Out! Dawn-Marie XO