Big Fat Five: Adam Deitch's (Lettuce, Break Science, John Scofield) Top 5 Influences

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

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Is That Your Top Five?

02:13 • 2min

3

Are the Bells Over Dubbed?

04:04 • 1min

4

Do You Like Recording by Yourself or Are You Like Having People Look at You?

05:34 • 2min

5

The Triple Thing From John Schofield

07:24 • 4min

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Impostor Sintram Never

11:03 • 2min

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What's Your Top Five Projects?

12:55 • 2min

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You Don't Really Mess With the Daws That Much, Is That?

15:04 • 2min

9

Is There a Fine Line Between Technicality and Feel?

16:49 • 3min

10

Are You Really Consistent With Your Dynamics?

19:42 • 2min

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Your Top Five, Denis Stich

21:33 • 2min

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What Was Her Backstory as a Drummer?

23:42 • 2min

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What's the Biggest Lesson That She Taught You?

25:23 • 3min

14

You Know, I'm a Drummer, You Know?

28:19 • 3min

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I'm Not Good at Traditional Grip, but When I Play Traditional I Think I'll Be a Different Drummer

31:46 • 3min

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Ye Is on Jupiter

34:35 • 2min

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A Drummer, a Teacher, and a Drummer's Teacher

36:21 • 3min

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Is There a Reason for Everything?

39:38 • 2min

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Skateboarding - I Long Boared

42:01 • 4min

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The Best of John Roberts's Music, a Minal Symbols Jam

45:35 • 2min

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Mark Simons, Number Six

47:17 • 3min

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Then, It's Like a Back Yard Concerto

50:11 • 2min

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The Last Seven Is, Charles Haynes

52:37 • 3min

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Big Fat Snaredrum Podcast

55:28 • 2min