Rush - Subdivisions | Drum Cover

When I was discovering Progressive Rock, Rush really got my attention, and Neil quickly became a huge influence on me.
One of the coolest aspects of Neil's drumming, in my opinion, is the way he approached his drum parts for the music of Rush. It's pretty clear that each note was placed carefully, always concerned of not repeating the exact same grooves or fills throughout a composition, creating a fluid journey from the beginning to the end of a song.
Here's my interpretation of one of my favorite Rush songs: Subdivisions! I was not concerned about playing exactly like Neil, some of the fills might be a little different here and there. Every drummer will always sound different from each other, so here's how I sound playing this amazing tune!
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[@abstractholiday]

Totally great performance of one of their best songs. Bravo.

[@DrumoSapiens]

Thanks! 🤘🥁

[@LeoPerantoni]

Brabissimo!

[@DrumoSapiens]

Valeu, Leo! 🤘🥁

[@danetalentscout7137]

Great job! you killed it. That was fire!

[@DrumoSapiens]

Thanks, Dane! 🤘🥁

[@keggitalentscout7218]

It is so amazing! Great performance.

[@DrumoSapiens]

Thanks!

[@SuperNick090]

Just subbed to your channel….Awesome lessons and covers !! 👍👍🔥

[@LudwigSC93]

Proof that it's all about the heads and recording and not the drum material. Awesome job!! Only advice I would give is during the chorus use the bell on the ride :)

[@theworkingbrothers2483]

How in the hell you dont have more views lol. There must be shit tons of drummer on youtube lol