Lars is boring as hell..
There are some WAY better double bass players out there
Man, I just don't see the fascination with double bass period. In my opinion, it doesn't do much for the music.. Granted, there is some stuff out there that
really just wouldn't sound right without.....Slayer or even tOOL for instance....But I think in a majority of cases, it's been over used...
It's just my opinion, but I'm not entirely a fan of double base.. Sure, there are loads of things you can do, but I've always been a single kick hi-hat type of guy..
Most guys who use double bass(with the except of guys like Dave Lombardo and Danny Carey) always got there damn feet on the bass peddles and almost
NEVER touch the hi-hat.. Or what I find amusing are guys like Nick Mason for Pink Floyd who has two bass drums just for show.. Listen to his live performances
or even studio recordings and you will never hear any double bass technique at all... For that matter, listen to Pulse and you'll see he uses practically the
same fill in every song... Has great timing though and that's what is key for that type of music..
Everyone knows Nicko McBrain plays with one peddle.. I've heard people say he used a double kick peddle on songs like The Wicker Man, The Ghost of the Navigator the live
version he plays of The Phantom of the opera.. He does stuff with one peddle that a lot of guys can't even do with 2 peddles... Double Bass...... Meh...
j/k