He's No 6 on that list...
Music A thread with limited appeal...for Rush fans & those who like 'proper' drummers
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He's No 6 on that list...
God I love this thread.
Spend a bit more time here & a little less time climbing mountains with a dodgy ticker...get well soon...
Gotthard have surpassed the mere drum solo. Drum battle!
(Steve Lee is the singer of the band, and sadly died last year in a road accident)
This guy is cool as feck
My son sent me this link on fb :
My son sent me this link on fb :
This thread reminds me of Jason Segel in Freaks & Geeks.
Rush are the worst "classic" rock band ever. Just another in a long line of trash music from Canada that punishes the world(Dion, Twain, Bieber, Nickelback, Simple Plan.....what a country)
But what about Bryan Adams?
Luckily Devin Townsend is good enough to make up for the rest of Canada.
yeah but Neil Young....
plus
the band
the guess who
black mountain
gordon lightfoot
ladyhawk
steppenwolf
arcade fire
the mcgarrigles
not to mention Tommy Chong from cheech and chong
I heard he tried to get back with Dream Theater during the winter, but was refused by the other band members.
Arcade Fire are french, and Neil Young doesn't even support a Canadian hockey team, what a Canadian Hero.
Arcade Fire are not French. More US if anything
feck off out of my thread...
Remember when he came to Sheffield Poly in the mid 80s, they couldn't give the tickets away. I feel the same way now, the only reason I'd take a Bryan Adams ticket would be to sell it to someone else at a vastly inflated price...
Dave Lombardo is a fecking beast. Father of the ak-47 double bass.
Granny Goose deserves a mention, surely...
Sully Erna from godsmack. Their lead vocals but is also a drummer.
Not the most technical solo with polyrythms and stuff but a good listen.
Toto. You cant beat Toto at soul sucking.
The best drummer out there right now:
And the grooviest one:
Funky Drummer:
And the grooviest one:
Funky Drummer:
Ladies & Gentlemen, the Professor on the drum kit. Starts around 3.00, he does whole revolving kit thing, immense!
Something a bit different, she's a bit saucy too!
I was sent this by a newbile, not listened to it yet so it might be rubbish:
The 'properest' drummer
I am a massive fan of Tool and I am also quite fond of women so.............
May The Professor Rest In Peace
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/entertainment-arts-51072190
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/entertainment-arts-51072190
When I saw the thread title with "Rush" and "limited appeal" I thought this was going to be a Rush Limbaugh fan thread.
Rush fans... Not a thread for @Eboue
Couldn't resist it:
This is kind of interesting, just a drum track:
You should read Kenney Jones autobiography. He chats a lot of drumming technicals and he's had a fairly decent career.
There's a sexy drummer youtube somewhere, I've seen her. Didnt think she's that good but boy she's hot as feck.
Great rock drummer imo, one of my favourites of the 60s crop.
Ooo excuse to share this absolute beauty. Tis monster.
Fun video essay about Killing Joke's Big Paul Ferguson. Hugely underrated drummer.
Peart is (was) awesome. Very melodic drummer actually: really follows and responds to the music rather than just playing his groove throughout sections.
Since everybody is plugging their favorite drummers in here, I'll bring up Terry Bozzio. He played with lots of bands (including Zappa) but also does solo tours with his huge drum kit that allows him to play truly melodic compositions of his own. For example:
Since everybody is plugging their favorite drummers in here, I'll bring up Terry Bozzio. He played with lots of bands (including Zappa) but also does solo tours with his huge drum kit that allows him to play truly melodic compositions of his own. For example:
Neil Peart's chrome Slingerland drum kit sells for over $500K at auction!
https://www.rushisaband.com/blog/20...rland-drum-kit-sells-for-over-500K-at-auction
https://www.rushisaband.com/blog/20...rland-drum-kit-sells-for-over-500K-at-auction
One of my favourite drummers has always been Sean Reinert, who I think really deserves a mention in this thread. I always felt like Neil Peart was his most obvious influence. It's almost fitting in its sadness that he passed away not three weeks after Neil Peart earlier this year, though sadly at a much younger age. Interestingly, he also lists Terry Bozzio among his influences, who is mentioned two posts above this one. Reinert is most famous for helping to popularize technical death metal on Death's Human and of course Focus by Cynic. The best video I could find was from a later Cynic record, more mellow but such a lovely grooving drum track. He was never technical or fast just for the sake of it, but there's always plenty going on in his tracks.