mutantllama
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I always find myself air drumming when ever I listen to Moby Dick my Led Zeppelin. Also Seasons of the abyss (Slayer), Pure evil (Iced Earth), Rat salad (Black Sabbath), The pilgrim (Iron Maiden) and Invisible (Dio).
Favorite Drum Performances
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challenge_everything
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panzerfaust666
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I'm going to see Behemoth tonight.
Seen them twice, and never disappointed. Have a blast.
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sceloporus
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Forgot Krisiun-AssasiNation, find myself air drumming and guitarin at the same time, kind of an under-rated band.
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Tjodalv's performance on Spiritual Black Dimensions has been my favorite of Dimmu's drummers. I guess you could throw in Hellhammer on the new Stormblast, too.
The Ozzman
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Crimson_713
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Chris Adler always makes me want to drum along, and I'm a freaking guitar player. He's got massive speed, and more importantly, taste. He's obsessed with fitting the drum parts into the songs that are written. I think that his work on "As the Palaces Burn" and "Sacrament" are superior to Ashes, even though that album has better songwriting all-around.
Call me a pussy, but I love Tommy Lee's [of Motley Crue] drum solo from the "Dr. Feelgood" tour, I have a bootleg recording of it on my computer. I also love Alex Van Halen's work on "Hot For Teacher" and anything by Buddy Rich. And Glen Holgan. Glen Holgan is amazing.
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Can't stand the metallic drum sound. Just pisses me off. Too bad, because it is great drumming.
The drumming on most of the Bathory albums is really good (mostly it was just Quorthon doing it himself, sometimes studio musicians). Really simple, but fits the music perfectly. Best would be Hammerheart.
Nicko McBrain is a great drummer on pretty much everything. Steve Travis kicked ass on Painkiller. Amon Amarth's drummer (Ted Lungstrom, I think...) is also pretty good, especially on Fate Of Norns.
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Chris Adler always makes me want to drum along, and I'm a freaking guitar player. He's got massive speed, and more importantly, taste. He's obsessed with fitting the drum parts into the songs that are written. I think that his work on "As the Palaces Burn" and "Sacrament" are superior to Ashes, even though that album has better songwriting all-around.
Well...taking LoG's records which he's made...
Ashes > Gospel > Sacrament > Palaces
Ashes is the least technical, but I feel that it compliments the music so much more. Blood of The Scribe and Now You've Got Something To Die For...wow.
I love what he does on Walk With Me In Hell also. The double bass work is amazing.
I also love how he blasts on one song that I can recall, thats A Warning off Gospel ,apart from that I don't think he ever has blasted.
challenge_everything
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Just saw Behemoth last night (amazing) and it was good to get a close look at Inferno. His drumming is quite simple in terms of structure but he's very fast, particularly with his feet.
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General Zaroff
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Frost on 1349's cover of Buried By Time And Dust
Yeah it's a blast pretty much the whole way through but it's insanely fast compared to the original.
Anything Inferno does...
Flo on None So Vile
I like Wormed's drumming as well...
Death - The Sound Of Perseverence has nice drumming too.
Yeah it's a blast pretty much the whole way through but it's insanely fast compared to the original.
Anything Inferno does...
Flo on None So Vile
I like Wormed's drumming as well...
Death - The Sound Of Perseverence has nice drumming too.
challenge_everything
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I don't own all the Behemoth albums or remember enough track names to do that
but they played stuff off pretty much every album, including a couple of really old ones. Most of the popular songs were thereSimilar threads
