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Rudiments - the great contraverse
Rudiments are a funny one. I'm not even going to bother discussing their merits or otherwise in a general way. I can only describe my own experiences.
As a fan of drummers such as Phil Collins and Bill Burford who used them as building blocks for fills and rhythms, I have found myself playing rudiments in this context but until recently I wasn't a practitioner. In fact I wasn't one for practice anyway. Playing music in bands was the thing and still is far more interesting/important.
Teacher John Wooton turned me onto rudiments through his video series for Vic Firth. Tommy Igoe's Lifetime Warmup came around the same time. I now practice them within the Lifetime and have found my touch and speed greatly improved. Still don't tend to think rudimentally when I play with my bands although I have to admit to a liking for the Flam Tap!