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KoS

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Posted: August 28 2005 at 02:35

Reflection - Tool

Toccata - ELP

Instrumedly - Dream Theater

The last song on The Human Equation

KeyserSoze View Drop Down

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Posted: August 28 2005 at 11:07

Everything from Paul Craddick (ex-Enchant) and Jon Theodore (Mars Volta). Best of the best...

Rayzl

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Posted: August 29 2005 at 19:09

Al di Meola's Drummers...

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Open your mind....

Rayzl

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Posted: August 29 2005 at 19:36

erlenst wrote:

Rayzl wrote:

Andy Ward --- "Lunar Sea"," Lady Fantasy" (Both Live Record Version), and "Nimrodel...the procession" ...etc... Great Drummer... Jazzy,bombastic, but at the same time really delicate...

HOW can you forget the great Keith Moon (The Who).. --- "Overture"...

Phil Collins --- "CINEMA SHOW " --- live at bbc performance

Anglagard Drummer (dont now his name) "Jordok"

And MAny many more, I will not name, cause, they already have mentioned them more than enough...

The drummer from Ãnglagård is called Mattias Olson, and he was actually only 17 years when Hybris was released.

Thanks for the info... I didn't knew...

Amazing isn't it... but remember Andy Ward (Camel Drummer), he was only 14 when he entered the band and about 17 (I think) when he recorded their first Studio Album "CAMEL"..

Open your mind....

floydaholic View Drop Down

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Posted: August 29 2005 at 20:16

Ticks and Leeches is progish. That song is f**king nuts.

I'll see you on the Darkside of the moon...

Toob-Wurm

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Posted: August 29 2005 at 23:09

Slipknot - The Nameless

Slipknot bores the hell out of me, but this song I actually liked. Excellent drumming.

Tool - Ticks & Leeches

Crazy drumming in 7/4 time. The most impressive thing is that he makes 7/4 sound normal(not all choppy and wierd).

Also, Reflection from Tool has some cool drumming (not as difficult or technical, but wierd) that pitch-changing tom thing sounds really cool.

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Tanuki

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Posted: August 30 2005 at 08:59

terry bozzio - black light syndrome. best drumming i've ever heard. the independance in the middle section is incredible. and it's so tastefull!.

i'll leave it at that and just add that i'm a drummer and i can't satnd mike portnoy. the guy's a idiot with sticks. he's got no taste at all. that pattern he always uses with the offbeat triplets on the china while keeping the 4/4 rhythmn going is horrid. it's a party trick. i wanted to bang my head on the wall when he used it in a quiet section of transatlantic. he has plenty of chops, but in the pursuit of 'modern drummer' poll awards he's lost the plot.