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 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 reporter 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!

 

[sbrothy]

I admit this is hardly "harddriving". I lost my heart to it the moment I heard it though: