Most Hard-Driving Music?

[Hornbein]

Too machine gun for me. Here's what I like. With visuals from the hardest driving sport. Note that in the old days the courses were a lot bumpier and had little in the way of safety equipment. Mr. Klammer said, "I was completely out of control." The Hahnenkamm is too dangerous for today's safety standards but was grandfathered in as traditional.

https://rumble.com/v752116-hahnenkamm-shake-that.html

The skiers make a tremendous WHOOSH as they pass by. I'd like to hear that some day but they don't allow spectators on the mountain any more. You watch on a big screen TV. Huh.

The course is a sheet of ice, partly because it's more durable. I don't know how they get a grip on it. Extremely stiff skis I bet. A reported once borrowed Steve Maher's GS skis and said they wouldn't turn at less than 30 mph. Here are some recreational skiers making an attempt.

 

[sbrothy]

Obviously, this guy knows where to put his fingers on the fretboard:

 

[sbrothy]

I stumbled upon the videos below (which I think are related to the drumming style here)

• Are Drum Triggers Cheating? - URM Academy
• DRUM TRIGGERS ARE CHEATING - PROVE ME WRONG - El Estepario Siberiano

The takeaway from the above videos... it's not cheating.

I have a better appreciation for this drumming style.

I've been thinking about the triggers too. Is it cheating? But I agree: No. It's a tool. It can be used or misused as always.

EDIT: His legal argument is a good one!