Jerry Gaskill from King's X is the most underrated drummer EVER скачать в хорошем качестве

Jerry Gaskill from King's X is the most underrated drummer EVER

In this video, we are doing a deep dive into the drumming genius that is Jerry Gaskill from King's X! King's X is my favorite band of all time. They have released 13 studio albums, toured with Iron Maiden, AC/DC, and Dream Theater, and VH1 ranked King's X number 83 in the 100 greatest artists of hard rock! 0:00 Who is the best rock drummer of all time? 0:26 Jerry Gaskill! 0:37 Musicians love King's X! 0:55 King's X albums and accolades 1:14 Why did I want to make this video? 2:09 We are going to talk about... 2:16 It's Love 2:45 We Were Born To Be Loved 3:24 Lost In Germany 4:04 Fool You 6:33 Over and Over 7:49 Alright 8:39 Outro A brief bio about Jerry: Drummer, singer, and songwriter Jerry Gaskill founded the progressive metal band King's X in 1983. A native of Bridgeton, New Jersey, Gaskill began playing at a young age, forming a band with his father and brother and playing his first gig at the age of seven. After playing in bands throughout high school, he became heavily involved in the Christian faith and enrolled at Evangel University in Springfield, Missouri. Not long after arriving in Springfield, he befriended bassist Doug Pinnick and the two formed a sturdy rhythm section, backing up artists like future Petra singer Greg X. Volz and guitarist Phil Keaggy. Out of the Silent Planet After trying out various combos of their own, Gaskill and Pinnick were joined by guitarist Ty Tabor and the trio, then called Sneak Preview, relocated to Houston, Texas. Changing their name to King's X in 1987, they eventually signed with metal label Megaforce and released their debut, Out of the Silent Planet, a year later. A prog trio with a strong melodic bent and elaborate three-part harmonies, King's X have enjoyed a successful career with stints on Atlantic, Metal Blade, and InsideOut Music. Gaskill's contributions as drummer, writer, and occasional lead singer are an integral part of King's X's sound.