Communication Breakdown Drum Notation Led Zeppelin
Drum sheet music for Communication Breakdown by Led Zeppelin
Communication Breakdown drum notation in full.
This is the Communication Breakdown drum notation for the Led Zeppelin track.
Communication Breakdown was released on their 1969 debut album ‘Led Zeppelin’. It’s short, pretty straightforward and full of energy.
John Bonham begins with some accented choked crashes in unison with the riff before he launches into an intense rock drum pattern that will give your bass drum leg a good workout.
Not much else happens in the track so this is more about keeping the intensity for the whole track at this tempo.
The Communication Breakdown drum notation below displays every drum note that appears on the track so you can learn it accurately.
Time to start rocking!
That’s why we have transcribed the full Communication Breakdown drum notation note for note.
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So below is the exact Communication Breakdown drum notation fully transcribed and notated as it was played.
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