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    Posted: June 21 2007 at 16:43
Jaki Liebezeit on Halleluwah. Although it could have more to do with what hes actually doing than the 'sound' of the drums. Nonetheless I just LOVE the drums on that song.
 
Have to agree with When the Levee Breaks aswell.
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Originally posted by Bj-1 Bj-1 wrote:

Originally posted by toolis toolis wrote:


Ulrich, "St Anger"...
The secret behind it was that he took of the snare on the snare drum to create that sound. Don't ask me why.
 
I hate that snare sound he gets for that song. 
 
BUT...I believe Danny Carey (Tool) turns off his snares for certain songs. At least it sounds like it.
 
 
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Originally posted by Bj-1 Bj-1 wrote:

Originally posted by toolis toolis wrote:


Ulrich, "St Anger"...
 
 
The secret behind it was that he took of the snare on the snare drum to create that sound. Don't ask me why.
Someone should have at the time though Confused
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Originally posted by toolis toolis wrote:


Ulrich, "St Anger"...
 
 
The secret behind it was that he took of the snare on the snare drum to create that sound. Don't ask me why.
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Originally posted by Melomaniac Melomaniac wrote:

Porcupine Tree - Anesthetize (Fear of a Blank Planet).
Perfect.  From the tom beat in the beginning to the all-out double bass drum attack in the middle part, to the delicate beat in the finale, you get to hear everything and every part fits the song so well.


Agreed, I think the drums in this song are perfect and nothing less.  They are never once out of place. 
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The snare and double bass' IQ is very trebely, giving them a very tight sound!
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I love MIchael Giles's drum production on KC's early records. My favorite drum song is probably Zeppelin's In My Time of Dying, it's great how Bonham recorded his drums. He had the drums at the bottom of a stairwell and hung microphones from various heights to capture the big sound. And a big sound he gets, jesus christ.
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I would say "Time Heals" from the Peter Hammill's solo album Over. I love this full sound! And the fine playing of course ;)

Really like Bill Bruford snare sound in Yes as well...
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Carl Palmer in early elp albums, or in all elp's albums, i dont know i only have until the trilogy, but int the barbarian he drumming is great, bill bruford its great too, the drummer of the band boomerang for those that had hear boomerang know what i talking about, he is very good. i dont know he's name its really difficult find information about this band in the red, but i have their i think the only album, and its great i highly recommend it, its like prog related, or art rock band
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Originally posted by TheLamb TheLamb wrote:

 
Carl Palmer - Completly amazing drummer, no need to talk so much... I love his sound on Tarkus. So Inventive, So artistic... and most relevant for this thread because the sound is just great...
 
 
 
^ Good call ! That time signature is so unique & one that Palmer came up with. His shining glory is on Toccata & Karn Evil. So inventive and no one could touch him when he was at the top of his game.
 
I know it's not prog, Cozy Powell drumming on 'Rainbow Rising' was the bench mark for rock/metal drummers in the 80's & 90's.
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Neil Peart's playing on The Main Monkey Business is fantastic!

And I'll agree with the others who said Bonham's playing on When The Levee Breaks is fantastic.
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Neil Peart's playing on The Main Monkey Business is fantastic!

And I'll agree with the others who said Bonham's playing on When The Levee Breaks is fantastic.
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The drums in all THE X FACTOR by Iron Maiden sound so fantastic....
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Guy Evans on Lemmings. 
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Danney Carey on Lateralus, song and album.
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Ulrich, "St Anger"...
-music is like pornography...

sometimes amateurs turn us on, even more...



-sometimes you are the pigeon and sometimes you are the statue...
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Bonham, 'Achilles Last Stand'

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"One word" opening  on Birds of fire. Billy Cobham is awesome.
 
Piere Morlein on Gazeuse and Downwind
 
Mitch Mitchel's work with Hendrix.
 
Ian Paice - "The mule" and all his work with Deep Purple.
 
Waters on GG's "In a glass house"
 
Lenny White on "No mystery" - Return to forever.
 
Michael Giles on 21 century


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Tarkus ELP
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