HeyJaredPercussionistics Podcast
Percussionistics is the podcast where drums, drummers, and the drumming behind every great song take center stage. We dive deep into the heartbeat of music, celebrating the artistry, technique, and stories that drive the world of drumming.
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Percussionistics Podcast: Episode 8 (opens the original)
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Episode 8 and we threw a picnic, except instead of food, we each brought music. Colin's cracking open Van Halen and Red Hot Chili Peppers. Robin goes full Americana with Eddie Rabbit and Wipeout. Glenn shows up with jazz, Bee Gees, and Kenny Loggins like it's a black tie event.
Percussionistics Podcast: Episode 9 (opens the original)
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This week the trio breaks down drum intros so good you know the song before the singer opens their mouth — Eric Carr's gut-punch into KISS's Creatures of the Night , that deceptively simple Sunday Bloody Sunday hi-hat, and a real debate over whether Foo Fighters' My Hero is powerful or just a lot. Plus an Aerosmith honorable mention nobody asked for.
Percussionistics Podcast: Episode 7 (opens the original)
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Colin, Robin, and Glenn are back and nobody agrees on anything. Robin shares the buzz around Alex Van Halen reportedly working on an album of never-before-heard Eddie Van Halen tracks. Glenn reviews a Prince tribute show at the Golden Nugget. Colin recaps Sonic Temple in Columbus, 41 bands in 4 days, with highlights from Coheed and Cambria, Pierce the Veil, and Shinedown. Then the main event, our first ever drummer exposé on Ringo Starr. Robin defends him fully. Glenn does not. Feel vs technique
Percussionistics Podcast: Episode 5 (opens the original)
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Three drummers. One podcast. Zero filter. Episode 5 welcomes Robin to the crew. The theme? Christmas in April, everyone picks songs for each other and nobody's playing nice. Don Brewer, Tré Cool, Sleep Token, Judas Priest, and a 16th-note groove that drummers won't stop talking about.
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