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What's your favorite drum solo?
- Thread starter Jeff Scott
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I like the two eras of Cozy Powell solos. First was the 1812 Overture and then he used Mars The Bringer Of War. Both cheesy. Both glorious.
None.
Period.
I'm just not wild about drum or bass solos.
Period.
I'm just not wild about drum or bass solos.
The Superbad soundtrack is one of my all time favorite albums.
I've got two videos for consideration. First is Steve, Dave, and Vinnie... Three drumming gods all swapping solos!
And then there's John Herrera- my first drum instructor. He's seriously bad ass!
And then there's John Herrera- my first drum instructor. He's seriously bad ass!
The entire "Live at Leeds" album. Keith Moon in his prime. And that bass player ain't too shabby either. "I said a young man....ain't got nothin' in the world these days!"
Aja - hands down right along side of the best Rock Sax solo by Mr. Shorter
Actually, one of the saddest things I've seen recently is one of Jack Bruce's basses being sold on eBay and the ad also has a picture of him probably not long before he passed away, so frail and gaunt and almost unrecognisable.
Whoa! Just found this. If you don't believe me about Ringo, here's a couple of other guys who might be more convincing...oh, and they do the Abbey Road solo too.
I think Ringo was a darn good drummer in the Beatles.
Heck, he even played for Billy Squier!
Heck, he even played for Billy Squier!
The one I heard from a packed bathroom with a lot of people talking. Insert ironic rimshot.
This...
... anything, this... that... and the other thing.
... anything, this... that... and the other thing.
Neil Peart's solo in YYZ on Exit...Stage Left.
