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Fred Armisen Presents: Complicated Drumming Technique Jens Hannemann (2007) [N/A]

Release Date:
October 23, 2007

Original Title:
Fred Armisen Presents: Complicated Drumming Technique Jens Hannemann

Genres:
Music

Production Companies:
Drag City

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 28

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After many years of selling LP's and CD's full of the wild mystery of music with no explanations and fewer apologies, Drag City is pleased to finally be able to give something back to the legions of wanna-be musicians that form our listening audience around the world. Complicated Drumming Technique is a first for us; an educational DVD teaching the craft of drum work (aka drumming) to beginners and experts alike. Respected comedian and television personality Fred Armisen brought percussionist Jens Hanneman to our attention with an ingenious DVD that opened our eyes to the responsibilities an million little victories that drummers everywhere experience behind the kit, unbeknownst to us. If we knew so little about it, then the rest of you are probably completely in the dark! Don't worry; Jens Hannemann's Complicated Drumming Technique can easily be yours as well.

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