favorite drums track

[DJourg]

Oh, by the way:

CPGrossman: Regarding Rasheid Ali...is there an album on which he's playing V's? Where did you hear about this? I'm very interested to hear what he's doing...

Boingo: Joe Morello has a couple of albums under his own name. On one he does a version of Take 5, on another he does the Mission Impossible theme, which is also in 5/4. You may want to check them out (I personally haven't hear them, so buyer beware).

Enough out of me.

[Boingo]

I have at least one of his CD's if not two. I'll have to dig them out. Thanks for reminding me.

[postnuklear]

"Bucephalus bouncing ball"-APHEX TWIN
That is one evil man.....
POSTNUKLEAR

[Keith Nealy]

My favorite this week:

Dave Weckl

"Festival de Ritmo"

on "Master Plan"

[EdgeCrusher]

dont think anybody mentioned At The Gates now thats some SICK drumming. SICK double bass stuff

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[bronskrat]

A fav of mine is:

"Black Phonemics" by Steve Coleman and the Five Elements off of the 'Black Science' CD.

Marvin "Smitty" Smith bustin' a groove.

Steve Coleman writes the most complicated music that actually grooves.

Oh yeah, Mahavishnu Orchestra playing "Celestial Terrestrial Commuters" on 'Birds of Fire'. 19/16 at its best!

[Mark Norton]

The big band basher "Food For Your Soul" by Carl Palmer from "Works Volume 1!" Outrageous fills, great tom and snare sound, blazing speed. A true Drum God!

[bad karma]

kawligga-hank williams

[Mick Wade]

Man, you guys are really hitting on some good ones!

I'll throw in a few more:

"Speading The Disease" and "Della Brown"--Queensryche
"Leave The Past Behind"--Fates Warning
"Babylon Sisters"--Steely Dan
"Head Like A Hole"--Nine Inch Nails
"Outshined"--Soundgarden
"The Big Money" and "Digital Man"--Rush
"Walking On The Moon"--The Police
"Learning To Fly" (live version)--Pink Floyd
"No Excuses" and "Angry Chair"--Alice In Chains
"Heart Of The Sunrise" and "Yours Is No Disgrace"--Yes
"One More Red Nightmare" and "21st Century Schizoid Man"--King Crimson
"Sweating Bullets"--Megadeth
"Pull Me Under"--Dream Theater
"Too Young To Fall In Love"--Motley Crue
"Children Of The Grave" and "War Pigs"--Black Sabbath
"Miracle Man"--Ozzy Osbourne
"Seasons In The Abyss" and "Dittohead"--Slayer
And last but not least, special mention to the baddest intro of all time:

"Over The Mountain"--Ozzy Osbourne!

[redman]

The drumming in "Under a Raging Moon"....Roger Daltrey.

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[JHH]

Anything from when Vinnie was playing with Zappa

[drewdrum]

Here's a few I'm trying to get down:

"Taste" by Phish (anything by them really)
"Freewill" by Rush (anything by them too)
"Metropolis" by Dream Theater

[pete barnett]

Carl Palmer - Tank/Karn Evil 9
Brian Downey - Bad Reputation (Thin Lizzy)
Ian Paice (almost anything but try the intro to Never Before and anything off Made In Japan)

Any Bonham
Simon Phillips - Symbiosis (solo album)and Sukarita off Judie Tzuke's Welcome To The Cruise album
Phil Collins - Duke's Travels
Chester Thompson - any live Genesis
Barriemore Barlow - Bursting Out Jethro Tull live
Bruford - Yours Is No Disgrace (Yes)
Cozy Cole - Topsy parts I and II
Dennis Chambers - Josie (Steely Dan Live IN America)
Simon Kirjke - Mr Big (Free Live)
Keith Moon - Behind Blue Eyes
Gadd - Aja
Couliuta - Sting live and with Gino Vanelli


there are dozens more but my head is exploding now

[criewe]

The End -- Beatles
Phil Collins - I don't care anymore & in the air tonight.

[redman]

B'Boom ..Thrak... King Crimson

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