Matchbox Twenty - How Far We've Come(DC Drum Cover)

I suppose i should thank my brother kevin for "introducing" me to this song. When he finds a song he likes he will play on repeat for about a week and after walking about the house humming the chorus, i gave in and made an effort to listen to the song.

Amazing amounts of fun to play along to and mix up, especially the triplets and accents during the chorus. The original track actually has two seperate drum tracks going on, so i wasnt sure if it was such a good idea to have a third, but it actually turned out pretty good once it was all mixed together.

Although this track was the cause of about 8 of the 12 blisters i got once filming was done, it still has a solid tempo and is a great song over all to listen to. Enjoy!


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Matchbox Twenty - How Far We've Come
From the 2007 release "Exile On Mainstream"
is the copyrighted property of its owner(s)

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Produced by Alasdair Maclean.
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All drums are made by Orange County.

24x22" Bass.
12x10" Rack Tom
16x14" Floor Tom
14x5.5 Snare

All Hardware is made by DW.

Cymbals are made by Zildjian and Sabian

Zildjian:

8" ZBT splash
14" MasterSound Hi/Hats
17" A Medium Custom Crash
19" A medium Custom Crash
21" Avedis Sweet Ride

Sabian:
10" Splash
18" AAX China

Recorded between the 12th - 14th of April, 2010.


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