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Miss The Misery drums: tempo, difficulty and parts
Miss The Misery by Foo Fighters is 85 BPM and runs 4:31: 108 bars and 1,588 notes played on the kick, snare, hi-hat, crash, ride, floor tom and tom 2.
The drum part is rated Medium — comfortable once the groove is steady, and the fills are where it asks more.
It has 7 fills, its longest section is the Verse One (0:37) and the hi-hat opens as well as closes.
Song map
- Intro
- Main Riff
- Hook(Oh, oh, oh part)
- Verse One
- Pre-Chorus
- Chorus
- Oh, oh, oh part[Hook(post-chorus)]
- Verse Two
- Pre-Chorus
- Chorus
- Post-Chorus(Oh, oh, oh part)/Hook
- Rythm Shift
- Interlude
- Guitar Solo*
- Pre-Chorus
- Oh, oh oh Part(Hook)
- Main Riff/Outro
How to play Miss The Misery on drums
- Plug in your electronic drum kit over USB — or play on the keyboard.
- Press play. The notes of Miss The Misery come down in time with the recording. Play it in Beatfall or read it as drum notation.
- Slow it down. Take the Fill into Oh, oh, oh part[Hook(post-chorus)] at 0.5× or 0.75× with a click and a count-in, then bring it up to 85 BPM.
- Check every hit — on time, early or late — before you record your Miss The Misery drum cover.
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