This guy has NO IDEA at all what Genesis is about! Just clickbait!

This was keyboarding class freshman year - 125 words per mins to this day 😂

To the whipping motion, Matt Halpern is a great example. Looks quite loose when he plays but so smooth.

It is precisely this type of exercise that put me on a path the radically improving my drumming about 10 years ago. I can't recommend this enough. Still a work in progress, the combinations never end. See also: Alan Dawson's Rudimental Ritual.

I feel like Benny Greg’s lawyer is about to send you a cease and desist letter 😂😂😂

Was hoping to hear more about his Invisible Touch album with Genesis ...that album was a revolutionary discovery for me as a kid (before MTV videos - just the music:) and was influential for my love and understanding of keyboards in music 😎

Not The longest sóng check SBB a Polish band..

As the years go by I appreciate SC more and more.

Harder than you'd think...

Ugh, interesting concept but horribly grating video and presentation.

I think I saw this technique in the Jojo Mayer DVD.

As a self taught drummer, I recently realized that limb independence wont come without subdivision fluidity, but subdivision fluidity requires loads of limb independence....😐🤔see, its the rock and a hard place😮‍💨. I started writing out a drill similar to this but didn't know what would be the best sequence for such a drill, that would achieve said goal. I searched and searched to only find that MOST of these youtube drum "teachers" really only care about there channel and dont really teach... u know, the vitals, what we're actually needing. Thank you so much for this ACTUAL lesson, and especially, the confirmation of what i knew i needed to work on but wasn't sure the best route. Thank you again for ACTUALLY caring about us blind drummers and TRULY teaching a REAL drum lesson! Without first asking me to hit subscribe at that, or even mentioning it all for that matter 😅 👍🏽

You never show the so call mistake that you claimed at the beginning of the video. ????

I didn't realize until now, that it was one single drumfill, that killed rock music. Since the 80ies music became flat and boring. The grunge guys could do something, but beside that ... 🤨😁

i don't wanna see, look at, listen to the history of Phil Collins, i just wanna know what was the mistake, you f... s... (never recommend videos from this channel)

nice lesson. thank you

The Drumeo YT channel just released a 2 hour documentary entitled Phil Collins: Drummer First. Go check it out, it covers In The Air Tonight in depth.

you could technically do this for foot practice too right?

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Is it for independence or accuracy? Is it good for begginer drummer to learn (1y of active playing)?

This is a better explanation than most, but still unnecessarily confusing because...you're not actually practicing what you 'at first' preach. Your video demonstrates over and over again that your wrist is nowhere close to being still, as your explanation 'seems' to stipulate, because you 'are' using it to begin each pattern when it is necessarily the case that the stick tip has no momentum yet of its own. Even at speed the wrist is describing an up and down oscillation or sine wave pattern, which creates the flow that allows for the wrist to be relaxed at speed. Eventually you correctly alter your explanation by saying instead that the wrist 'drops', but never goes up, which is only half correct: the wrist never goes up during a 'even' course of notes, but it necessarily does to start a pattern or accent a note in a longer series of notes. At speed, the movement involved is reduced to insignificance that amounts to a felt or perceived, rather than seen, finger twitch that is so fast that it must become autonomic (happens automatically) rather than intended. Great channel!

Too cool 😎 🥁 💥

Yeah this is a great exercise. Anika Nilles pad book goes over this exercise in all subdivisions. 5s is really cool

So weird. How it totally works but is definitely, definitely wrong, yet.... totally works.

Really enjoyed this - even though I'm not a Genesis fan. Thank you.

Has this guy heard of Brand-X?

So a diddle. Brain called it up-down

Great explanation! If you can say it you can play it! Moving accents against ostenado foot patterns like New Orleans, Brazilian, Latin can really open up playing..

Weird...just a civilian here, but I always ALWAYS imagined "In The Air Tonight" with the drums YOU used...even as I heard it originally on "Miami Vice" back in the day. So fresh and so clean clean! Great job!

So, no mistake to be seen…

Drum Phil.

Thank you so much - even by doing this exercise once has improved my hand speed instantly. Love your videos.

Do any of your videos show the proper heel up foot technique?

Easily the best drum teacher on YT. You deserve way more subs, mate.

Excellent and well communicated grip tips! I practice a lot on my drum set, but perform most often these days on orchestral timpani. While always going for that relaxation/tension balance, I never want to drop a timpani mallet....no place to hide in that circumstance. BTW, another excellent resource to study are Rick Dior's videos on grip and stroke. He studied with Joe Morello, and it shows.

Brazilian's Olodum

This is awesome, and makes perfect sense. What are your thoughts on spring tension? My style is to play with a lot of feel and dynamics, for which a low perceived pedal resistance is said to be best, but also is said to hamper speed.

Studio issues. They were recording at the same studio Peter Gabriel was creating some solo stuff. Then, you got: 1 - a drumset with no cymbals and high-hats, (as Peter Gabriel's requested); 2 - a talkback mic (voice) that was wrongly set up for the drum's toms. The high-compressed system boosted the drum sound, and the final result was way heavier than expected. 😮

I noticed you/he didn't really apply this to the Tom's. Is it possible to? Sorry if this is a dumb question

Rogers DynaSonic, every single time.

Super interesting !! It's like the Stewart Copeland feel fused with Jeff Porcarro technique. Awesome. I'd like to hear anything you come up with in this domain.

When I was 13/14 years old I was a huge fan of Phil Collins, having all his solo albums and quite a few Genesis ones. Today it makes me sad to see Phil looking so old and frail, no longer able to play the drums. But he's 73 years old and had an amazing run, leaving us with oodles of amazing songs.

16:45 It's almost a crying shame that apparently some folks think that Phil Collins was just "In The Air Tonight," the Tarzan soundtrack and maybe "Another Day In Paradise" or his cover of "You Can't Hurry Love" because they forget, some of his best and most radio and retail played hits were from No Jacket Required. Personal favoeites like "Susudio" and "Take Me Home" came from that one. And who could forget the emotional Hello I Must Be Going album? Or the criminally underrated and underselling Dance Into The Light album? (Which washed away the stench of the rather bleak Both Sides album) Or what about that collaboration with Bone Thugs N Harmony "Home" that used to play on BET?

Can you explain how to do this with the opposite hand for those of us using traditional grip?

Secret Weapons for The Modern Drummer part II (bass drum technique), first hybrid technique before constant release. That's where you go for details. This has exercises though so that's good.

When the drums come in late at "Me too, all the way", I nearly tripped! 😂🎉 I like remixing like this. Good stuff

The mistake was leaving the talkback mike on

Great film Dimitri. Trick of the Tail was recorded at my Dad’s Studio. Trident 🚀

I used every style it's funny every grip work's

Control the stick like the halapino dose one Jeff's puppits do it's called the whip