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"happy it was my very first dvd", I am so glad I first bought this DVD before any other. I had never played drums before and this DVD showed to play along (basic grooves) with some of my favorite songs. Thanks to that, I did not give up because I was not overwhelmed from the start. After that, because this DVD shows you very little technique, I bought Tommy Igoe's beginner's and loved it. Then I got Jon Peckman's Picture Yourself Drumming. I have to say that this DVD made it easier for me to learn from the other DVDs, which are more informative, and more challenging from the start.
I recommend it if you are an absolute beginner and if you are the type of person who gets easily discouraged if something seems too challenging.

"thinking about learning to play drums? buy this before you invest in your first kit.", That's what I did. And, one of these days I may just get around to buying a drumkit. In the meantime, while I'm still in the 'screwin around on my buddies kit' stage, this showed me pretty much everything I needed to know. Nothin fancy, just a pro session drummer showing you enough simple beats so you can learn to play in your first cover band. If you get this and you do decide to invest in a kit, after you learn a few of these simple beats invest in lessons from a good local teacher. This delivers almost everything it promises except it doesn't teach you how to tune your kit. But it does teach you about playing on cardboard boxes with sticks, a good way to learn ifyou're on a tight budget and not sure you're ready to commit.

"Easy, thorough instruction, could've been..", If you are starting from zero or limited drum skills, this is a great beginning tool.

What I like is that it is very simple, and each style lesson has a four camera split that lets you see each drum as it is played.

Also each lesson is arranged so each it builds on the next , and each subsequent lesson is a variation of the previous usually adding a a kick drum or hi hat beat on the "and" part of the count.

If you really practiced each lesson for a week and got it down , you would be a fairly competent drummer in less that 3 months.

He even teaches the 60's song "wipe out" as a bonus.

The only thing I wish he would have added would be some "rolls" and include a floor tom.

No dvd can be perfect , but for the money you can't go wrong.

"Great for Beginners", Surprisingly, as advertised, it COULD get anyone playing a drum set right off the bat. Wish I'd had it when I first started out, but I derived useful tips and ideas from it even now. I couldn't recommend it any more highly for anyone who wants to be able to just sit down and play right off the bat, without taking lessons, and with or without the ability to read music.

"What I was looking for", This was exactly the type of instruction I was looking for -- a split screen that shows what each element is doing and shows how to put them together. The only drawback was that there were only a few rock beats, which are what I was most interested in. Much of the DVD is devoted to beats I don't think I would use, such as waltz, country, boogie woogie, etc.

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"Easy and fun - just what drums should be!", Grab some sticks and cardboard boxes, the whole family will have a blast, tapping along to Paul Murski's light and amusing approach to learning basic drums. All of the basic beats are covered here, including rock, 3/4 and country. And it's all in a conversational fashion that is not condescending or pushy. The split screen style allows you to easily see what each limb is supposed to be doing. His tips are helpful, and he even gets his sons involved. There's a surprise lesson at the end as a bonus involving one of our favorite genre's - surf. We don't want to work, we just want to bang on the drum all day. Thanks, Paul!