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A Drum Blog About Drum Blogs, Vol. 1

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Does the lack of great drumming blogs make you want to SCREAM bloody murder?


Well, me too! But that’s why I’m writing this. And why would I want to send you to someone else’s drumming blog anyway? Don’t I want all the eyeballs and audience for myself? Well, yeah, sure I do. But I can only do so much. I’m not the only one who eats, sleeps, and breathes drums. There are a bunch of smart and talented drummers out there who are thinking about drums all the time too. And like me, they write about it. And transcribe, and shoot cool videos etc….

If you’re like me, you just can’t get enough. And if you actually come here and read this stuff, you’re at least a little bit like me. Given all this, I thought I would start a new series where I tell you about some drum blogs I like. Check them out. I think you might like them.

Here’s a list of five.

This is not in order of ranking or importance–just five blogs I like. And yes, it does include ours—BANG’s very own, “The Drumming Blog.”

OK, enough chatter, .here are five cool drum blogs to check out:

1) Cruise Ship Drummer

2) Trap’d

3) The Drumming Blog

4) Four On The Floor

5) Tim’s Parlour

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  1. Ray P says

    great blogs! Thanks for sharing….except the guy who talks about practicing playing quietly has got it all wrong. You have to play as loud as possible all the time. KIDDING! It actually was an excellent blog as well.

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  2. Ken Elkind says

    We are all drummers!! We are to unite on The One groove!! Meditate, pray, clap, tap, chant, drum, however!! Get your groove on with The One!!! Somethin’ miraculous will happen when ’nuff of us are grooving!!!

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  3. lmd2 says

    Hello!
    I really liked this post. and wholeheartedly agree that there aren’t enough drum blogs out there.
    I’m a beginner drummer who does a lot of reading online. When searching I find the same sites come up over and over. Many are product blogs (which I’m not ready for yet) or professional blogs that are way over my head. I plan to check out your recommendations, and am excited to read through more of your posts. At a glance I already see many things I want to check out.
    I’m also considering starting my own blog since my searches online – for “learning drums in your 30s” “beginner drummer blog” “canadian drummer blog” “female drummer blog” and all possible combinations of those – don’t turn up much. (Although I do get many links to the drummerworld forum, which is awesome and has answers for everything… i really should join up). If I’m interested in reading about 35 year old female Canadian beginner drummers maybe others would be too.
    I look forward to checking out many more Bang! posts over the next while.
    🙂 Leanne

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  5. Charley says

    I completely agree with the lack of drum related blogs out there! I am a drum teacher myself based in the UK, and have just started a blog of my own to support my local venture. It’s at http://www.musicolourdrumtuition.blogspot.co.uk (if you don’t mind me linking). I think it’s great that fellow drum bloggers can share each others sites and help each other get out there and be seen!

    -Charley

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