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Guitar Center\'s 2005 Drum-Off Begins - Adrian in Orange, CT Wed. 09/28/05!
« Reply #15 on: September 29, 2005, 05:28:07 pm »
I think it would be really hardto judge musicians unless it was one on one. I can\'t imagine how any good judging could come out of a field of 12 contestants.
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Guitar Center\'s 2005 Drum-Off Begins - Adrian in Orange, CT Wed. 09/28/05!
« Reply #16 on: September 29, 2005, 09:40:10 pm »
an old classmate of mine at UNH told me he lost to adrian last year

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Guitar Center\'s 2005 Drum-Off Begins - Adrian in Orange, CT Wed. 09/28/05!
« Reply #17 on: September 30, 2005, 12:41:15 am »
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I think it would be really hardto judge musicians unless it was one on one. I can\'t imagine how any good judging could come out of a field of 12 contestants.


I think you\'re on to something here.

They should use the same 3-minutes-a-drummer format just to seed them, then put them in a bracketed one-on-one tourney.  It would be much, much harder to argue against the winner in this format.

Even better, they could seed them and have round-robin head-to-head group play leading into a short bracketed tourney.  This would guarantee every drummer at least 4 solos, eliminate time-slot bias, eliminate the bad-beat factor, and give everyone a fair shake.