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Points: 10213 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 04 2014 at 03:16
Originally posted by ExittheLemming ExittheLemming wrote:

 (...) (drum intro doesn't nail me to the wall though)
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^ I looooorrvve that album to bits (drum intro doesn't nail me to the wall though)

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Originally posted by ExittheLemming ExittheLemming wrote:

Devo - Satisfaction (maybe the only drum beat you can sing?)
the Cure - the Drowning Man (OK Tolhurst was a crap drummer but he sets the obsessive mood here perfectly)
the Cure - All Cats Are Grey (if he was such a crap drummer then why are...)
Sensational Alex Harvey Band - Vambo - (Ted McKenna is waay baaad y'all)
Jimmy Smith - Any Number Can Win (Just three tom beats from Bobby Donaldson but they're just so perfect)
ELP - So Far to Fall (unjustly neglected track that would have improved Works Vol 1)
ELP - Tank - (Well I mean the intro to the swung 'Moog' portion to the end)
Deep Purple - Fireball (never really rated Ian Paice but I love his playing on this)
Led Zeppelin - Rock and Roll (nuff said)
the Who - Slip Kid - (sounds simple but ask any drummer to play this Moon pattern and watch them flail badly)
the Fall - Hip Priest - (the mother of all 6/8 grooves - chosen rather bizarrely for the Silence of the Lambs soundtrack)
Bill Bruford's Earthworks - Bridge Of Inhibition (I think Bill exploits a drum synth thingy that triggers samples on the intro?)
the Monochrome Set - RSVP (JD Haney was clearly a big fan of both Buddy Rich and Gene Krupa)

there are loads more but old men forget etc

I like the ELP , Deep Purple and The Who selections very much ( don't know most of the others tbh).

Another track on Works Volume Two worth mentioning has a classic Carl Palmer 'marching band' intro - Close But Not Touching.
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A few good ones from the metal side of the fence:

Criminally Insane  ~  Slayer (Dave Lombardo)
Overkill  ~  Motorhead (Phil Taylor)
Ruptured In Purulence  ~  Carcass (Ken Owen)
Sear Me  ~  My Dying Bride (Rick Miah)
Red Rum  ~  Lizzy Borden (Joey Scott Harges)
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An excellent drum intro and beautiful song Green Eyed Dog by female fronted band Kula from Los Angeles: http://kula.bandcamp.com/track/green-eyed-dog

This is a live version:








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Originally posted by deafmoon deafmoon wrote:

Awesome...how did I forgot Terry's psychotic opening to The Only Thing She Needs? And then he repeats that damn intro all over again in the middle. Too much...that fill is sick.
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Awesome...how did I forgot Terry's psychotic opening to The Only Thing She Needs? And then he repeats that damn intro all over again in the middle. Too much...that fill is sick.
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Devo - Satisfaction (maybe the only drum beat you can sing?)
the Cure - the Drowning Man (OK Tolhurst was a crap drummer but he sets the obsessive mood here perfectly)
the Cure - All Cats Are Grey (if he was such a crap drummer then why are...)
Sensational Alex Harvey Band - Vambo - (Ted McKenna is waay baaad y'all)
Jimmy Smith - Any Number Can Win (Just three tom beats from Bobby Donaldson but they're just so perfect)
ELP - So Far to Fall (unjustly neglected track that would have improved Works Vol 1)
ELP - Tank - (Well I mean the intro to the swung 'Moog' portion to the end)
Deep Purple - Fireball (never really rated Ian Paice but I love his playing on this)
Led Zeppelin - Rock and Roll (nuff said)
the Who - Slip Kid - (sounds simple but ask any drummer to play this Moon pattern and watch them flail badly)
the Fall - Hip Priest - (the mother of all 6/8 grooves - chosen rather bizarrely for the Silence of the Lambs soundtrack)
Bill Bruford's Earthworks - Bridge Of Inhibition (I think Bill exploits a drum synth thingy that triggers samples on the intro?)
the Monochrome Set - RSVP (JD Haney was clearly a big fan of both Buddy Rich and Gene Krupa)

there are loads more but old men forget etc

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I do feel compelled to add this most grabbing track called 5 YEARS by David Bowie, also starting with a drum intro. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5rjNY8dMzc my ultimate favourite artist.
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Points: 6253 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 28 2014 at 23:39
Originally posted by prog4evr prog4evr wrote:


Originally posted by Kati Kati wrote:

just for fun and because it's really good Drum Duet - Phil Collins and Chester Thompson drums http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sA3rJXV4R4E

Wow, Kati.  You are spot-on with Bruford, Michael Giles, and Collins & Thompson.  Four of my all-time favorite drummers!


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Originally posted by TODDLER TODDLER wrote:

I like Ian Paice's drum intro to "Pictures Of Home"
 
 
Clap Good call.  Whilst we're on the subject of Ian Paice, how about "You Fool No-one"?


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Originally posted by Kati Kati wrote:

just for fun and because it's really good Drum Duet - Phil Collins and Chester Thompson drums http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sA3rJXV4R4E
Wow, Kati.  You are spot-on with Bruford, Michael Giles, and Collins & Thompson.  Four of my all-time favorite drummers!
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Originally posted by chopper chopper wrote:

This is surely the prog drum intro, complete with expletive in the middle




sh*t ...I totally forgot about thatWink
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Cheer-Accident - Track 29
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The Absent Lovers version of "Indiscipline" by King Crimson. Quite possibly Bill Bruford's shining moment with the band.

For a more minimalistic approach, "Iron Man" by Black Sabbath.
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Points: 3126 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 25 2014 at 20:35
I like Ian Paice's drum intro to "Pictures Of Home"
 
 
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