Favorite instructional Drum DVD?

[PASHA]

Just as topic says, - List your favorite Drum Dvd or video.

Thanks!

[KenSanders]

I realize that no one has shared their favorite instructional drum videos yet.  I'm not sure what that means.......maybe that no one has a DVD that proved useful to them?  Maybe a follow-up question would be is "Are there any Drum DVD's that you purchased and would recommend?." 


I also wanted to ask if the DSA DRUM LIBRARY should have DVD/Video as an additional item from books?

I know that Don (Carthage) posted some items to the LIBRARY.  Maybe there should be a link with his post to the Library in case some readers don't know how to get to it. 

[Sarnath]

I would like to find something from Danny Cary of Tool.
I haven't searched much but that would be my Fav if i found one

[Ani-mal]

I have several Instructional DVD's in my collection and I like them all for different reasons.

I have 2 from Mike Portnoy: Liquid Drum Theater and In Constant Motion both are excellent! I am looking to get his two latest DVD's as well

I also have a great one from Greg Bissonette, one from Billy Cobham, and Carter Beauford all three of these are great as well. The Greg Bissonette one is excellent and covers a great range of techniques that anyone can do with practice. Although he is quite a talented drummer and makes it look easier than it really is

I am anxiously waiting for Mike Mangini to come out with a DVD!! I have some of his teaching materials and he is quite excellent. I saw his twice at clinics and of all the clinics I have attended, none have made me want to go home and burn my kit and give up more than his LOL   Of course I am joking, his ability to play with all four limbs as independant entities is amazing and awe inspiring! You go home from his clinics pumped up and ready to move to Boston and study under him at Berkley.

If you haven't seen Mangini, do a search on you-tube. There are a few decent solo clips there that are just crazy!
                                       

[Johnathan]

Hope I do not get the ax for this one but there is a site you list as a resource that has some great instructional material.  It is freedrumlessons.com.  The Bass Drum Secrets was mentioned earlier that is also by Jared Falk and his company Rail Road Media.

I have several of his products, I like the pace of instruction and the various views of play shown in the DVDs

He too has a forum but it does not have the external resources listed as your does.  Hope this is not a no no if so just delete.