Drum fill

[Free Dan Swano]

What's your favourite drum fill ever?

 

[mindspell]

One in Sunn0))'s Mocking Solemnity off Flight of the Behemoth

 

[avi]

there's a fantastic triplet break in Seance's cover of Post Mortem by Slayer. I'm not super enthusiastic about that band, but the drumming is amazing.

 

[TheNewChupe]

i kind of dug seance's saltrubbed eyes. good riffs.

 

[avi]

the first song on that album has one of the best mosh break downs and the drumming is simply fierce in that section

 

[deadair]

i've always loved the fill at the start of "Stars" by Hum.

 

[capeda]

James Read from Revenge/Axis of Advance is the king of sloppy-but-light-speed drum fills.

 

[capeda]

awesome****-sloppy-light-speed drum fills

 

[ImNoHippy]

right on deadair... i always loved hum, ooh and i love suicide machine how its all reversed at the beginning. but my fave drum fill is in motorbreath the nice long one before it starts. i love it.

 

[Static]

I reckon the one at about 4:23 on Slayer's Angel of Death could be my pick. It's like, the song stops and BABABABAMABMABMABABAMBABAABABMABMABMABAMBAMBAMB DUNDUNDUN NANAHANHANHANAHNAHNAHANHANHANANAN! ANGEL OF DEATH!!!


SLAAYYYERRRRR!!!!!

 

[Strangelight]

the beginning of Eastenders

 

[lizard]

Neil Peart's entire career.

 

[FuSoYa]

Matt Sorum's in November Rain - the one that happens every 4 measures throughout the course of the full 11-minute song.

 

[lizard]

and also him in You Could Be Mine

 

[Josh Seipp]

aw fucking toby beat me to it =(

matt sorum drum fill patent #3214-455683729

 

[Free Dan Swano]

One of my all time favourites is the one in the middle of 'People Of The Lie' from Kreator.

 

[S4R]

Neil Peart's entire career.

 

[S4R]

Matt Sorum's in November Rain - the one that happens every 4 measures throughout the course of the full 11-minute song.

 

[azal]

Probably in the solo section of Meshuggah's "Stengah"
or anything Vinnie Coliuta ever played.

 

[Helm]

The song 'Condemned' by the band Confessor.