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Joined: August 09 2015
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Posted: November 14 2015 at 12:38
The right guys are in the lead. Ward is brilliant, Moerlen was probably the best in the world and Jaki is extraterrestial and magic. He'll probably make my computer break down from the distance if I don't vote for him.
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Posted: November 13 2015 at 13:50
The two guys with more votes (Liebezeit and Moerlen) are the ones who deserve it most, and arguably two of the most skilled drummers ever, but Wilson is SO underrated...
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Posted: November 10 2015 at 21:35
DDPascalDD wrote:
sublime220 wrote:
I'm going to get hate for this, but it is Mason for me. One of my top three.
Not hated by me, but I do am very curious why exactly mason. He didn't do much on composing, didn't drum very notably fast/virtuous and not too special to me. Wait, that's not a valid argument: drumming fast with PF. That's nearly impossible
Well, he did some pretty good drum work on Piper and live he put a bit more oomph. Listen to the Meddle version of "Echoes" and the one from Live At Pompeii, for an example.
John French is good; he's in my Top Ten American Classic Rock drummers. I also like Guy Evans.
He looks at this world and wants it all... so he strikes, like Thunderball!
I know I voted for Jaki but I'd still like to mention the one and only John French. While he may not be the most technically gifted drummer out there he still played on Trout Mask Replica. In many ways he reminds me of Amon Düül ll drummer Peter Leopold in that he plays some of the most awkward rhythms and breaks known to man. He does things that shouldn't work yet do.
“The Guide says there is an art to flying or rather a knack. The knack lies in learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss.”
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Posted: November 09 2015 at 02:40
speaking of Nick Mason: gas anyone heard his "Fictitious Sports" album? it sounds in parts like the lost Pink Floyd album, although it has some tracks that are faster than any Pink Floyd track ever. here an example from that album that is not so Floydish:
A shot of me as High Priestess of Gaia during our fall festival. Ceterum censeo principiis obsta
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