Off-Topic What are you listening to?

[nystateofmind]

Thoughts and prayers to J Beebs too. He gots da Jim Ross Disease.

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I will gladly nurse him back to health.

 

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@wspcane @Macca

Don’t know if you lads have heard this. From their newest album released just over a year ago. The only song Townshend sings lead vocals on.

A masterpiece.

 

[423Hurricane]

Keith Moon over John Bonham?

Interesting debate. Both GOATs who died too young.

Bonham hands down. It’s well known Moon was all over the place with his beats whereas Bonham was a true musician. Listen to how he puts together the beats in Zep songs. All 3 Zep surviving members have stated that Bonzo was the glue that held them all together.

 

[Empirical Cane]

From a technical standpoint, Jaco Pastorius would get my vote for greatest Bassist of all-time, or at least top 3.

His ability to make false harmonics sound like actual harmonics all while playing on a 4-string Bass is otherworldly.

In terms of innovative techniques & melodic grooves, Larry Graham & Verdine White are in the discussion as well.

What planet do you come from and will you teach us your advanced technologies?

 

[Empirical Cane]

Keith Moon over John Bonham?

Interesting debate. Both GOATs who died too young.

Neil Peart.

Greatest ever.

 

[Empirical Cane]

DEEP from the vault baby.

 

[Stylie]

Keith Moon over John Bonham?

Interesting debate. Both GOATs who died too young.

I'd take Bonham over the two. In the modern world of music, I have Danny Carey.

 

[theribdoctor]

I'd take Bonham over the two. In the modern world of music, I have Danny Carey.

I put Bonham and Peart as 1a and 1b and I don't have a preference either way.

 

[theribdoctor]

I'd take Bonham over the two. In the modern world of music, I have Danny Carey.

I mean Bonham is probably the most talented of the two...and he didn't need sticks to do what he wanted...and Peart is the most technically gifted of any drummer I've ever seen.

 

[Stylie]

I mean Bonham is probably the most talented of the two...and he didn't need sticks to do what he wanted...and Peart is the most technically gifted of any drummer I've ever seen.

A lesson on the drums from Neil.

 

[theribdoctor]

A lesson on the drums from Neil.

and one from Bonham

 

[TemplarCane]

Neil Peart.

Greatest ever.

Was never a Rush fan, but gotta give credit where due.

 

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[Fluffhead]

I'd take Bonham over the two. In the modern world of music, I have Danny Carey.

I’d put Jon Fishman from Phish up there for modern drummers as well. Limb by Limb should by all accounts not be drummable. Here is a drum teacher’s take on it:



More importantly, here it is live:

 

[nystateofmind]

Changing lanes, this is a really dope freestyle.

@Rellyrell

 

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[SpikeUM]

Bonham hands down. It’s well known Moon was all over the place with his beats whereas Bonham was a true musician. Listen to how he puts together the beats in Zep songs. All 3 Zep surviving members have stated that Bonzo was the glue that held them all together.