Скачать или смотреть Legendary Drum Fills from Famous Songs Sheet Music | ADVANCED (Original & 60 BPM) #3

Learn 8 legendary drum fills from some of the iconic songs in music history, played by the greatest drummers of all time.

This is Part 3 of the Legendary Drum Fills Series! See the others:
➡️Part 1
   • 10 Legendary Drum Fills from Famous Songs ...  
➡️Part 2
   • 10 Legendary Drum Fills from Famous Songs ...  

Each fill is played twice at the original tempo so you can hear it in its authentic context, followed by one slow playthrough at 60 BPM for detailed study. Full sheet music notation is displayed throughout.

What Makes These Fills Legendary:
These aren't just technically impressive fills. They're musical moments that became instantly recognizable, turning drum parts into cultural touchstones. They are technically demanding showcases of skill. All of them are essential listening for any serious drummer.

Practice Tips:
Start with the slow version and nail the pattern first
Pay attention to dynamics and articulation, not just the notes
Listen to the original recordings to understand the musical context
Once comfortable, gradually increase your metronome toward the original tempo
These fills work because of when and how they're played, not just what is played

00:00 - Tool - The Grudge ( Danny Carey )
00:42 - Deep Purple - Strange Kind of Woman ( Ian Pace )
01:16 - Led Zeppelin - The Lemon Song ( John Bonham)
01:46 - Avenged Sevenfold - Blinded in Chains ( Jimmy "The Rev" Sullivan )
02:14 - Porcupine Tree - Fear of a Blank Planet ( Gavin Harrison)
02:48 - Rush - La Villa Strangiato ( Neil Peart )
03:20 - Tool - Schism ( Danny Carey )
03:58 - Rainbow - Stargazer ( Cozy Powell )

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In this channel, i’ve got a no-nonsense approach. Just sheet music for you to practice! And also PDF files that you can download. My purpose here is to built a huge Drum Library for everyone... As a drummer, I'm tired of seeing incredible cameras, impossible-to-afford drum kits, huge productions, and fancy words from people who has "everything" that demotivate drummers. I've been playing drums for 20 years, and if there's one thing I'm sure about, it's that we just need consistent practice, folks. We need inspiration of course, we need to listen a lot of different music, a lot of drummers. Take care guys.
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