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Points: 224 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 22 2009 at 18:11
In the Court of the Crimson King, that second to last fill before the fade out just seems to keep going.
Supper's Ready - Live on the Archive disc 3 during apocalypse in 9/8, Phil is tearing sh*t up there.
Supper's Ready - Live this time with Bruford on the 1976 video included on the Trick of the Tail DVD.  The fills that Bruford and Collins pull off during Apocalypse in 9/8 are pretty insane.
Karn Evil 9 - the part where the keyboard cuts out and Lake sings "soon the gypsy queen" over Palmer's frantic drumming is one of the most awesome little sections ever.


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Great topic!!

Several fills on 'Miles Beyond' are just great... Surely has been mentioned, but most of the 'Spectrum' album consists of great fills by Cobham
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Points: 1719 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 22 2009 at 18:44
Originally posted by Snow Dog Snow Dog wrote:

Originally posted by moshkito moshkito wrote:

Hi,
 
Phil Collins' best drumming is on the Eno's albums ... not Genesis!

Or possibly Brand X?
Absolutely! I thought of the outro on "Disco Suicide" in particular.
 
Two others:
Ian Paice after Jon Lord's keyboard solo on "Burn".
Alan White throughout "Anne Of Cleves".
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Opeth - Windowpane Intro and 3:59 - 4:11 of this video:
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I don't know if it qualifies as a "fill", as it is more a short drum solo / intro and not something coming out of an already established groove - however it may be, the drum intro thing on "Mahavishnu Projects" version of "Eternity's Breath" is EPIC. And the original wasn't too shabby either.
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"IKEA by Night" - The Flower Kings
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Neil Peart of Rush in Anthem was a really good fill, and the whole FLy By Night album was filled with great drum fills too.
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0.) Entire Billy Cobham's "Spectrum".
1.) Carl Palmer's (ELP) pedal work in "Fugue" (on Trilogy)
2.) Andy Ward's (Camel) snare while following flute theme in "Rhayader" (on The Snow Goose)
3.)  Barriemore Barlow (Jethro Tull) start-stop machine-precise snare in "The Hunting Girl" (on "Songs From The Wood").

But all that pales in comparison with Clive Bunker on Mother Goose. Who cares about technique, it's the approach! The real drummer.
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Originally posted by clarke2001 clarke2001 wrote:


But all that pales in comparison with Clive Bunker on Mother Goose. Who cares about technique, it's the approach! The real drummer.
Here's to Bunker, one m-f'er on the drums.  Mother Goose is an all-time favorite song of mine.  And the percussion is superlative, remarkable in its style and approach, I agree.  Perhaps it was even Anderson's idea, I don't know.

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no one can fill like Phil (Collins) does hahahha cmon just listen to songs like
 
In The Air tonight
Easy Lover
Agst All Odds
 
tell me you do not want to airdrum forever to those rolls n fills, and the sound is classic boxy power............
 
other great fills:
 
Night Ranger - Sister Christian (Huge fookin drumz)
Pink Floyd - Time (Nick Mason's roto intro is classic simplicity)
Neu - Fur Immer and Hallogallo (the snare rolls by K Dinger are minimal power!!)
Journey - Faithfully (another tooom tooom tooom powerhouse!!)
 
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Trio by KC!Wink(Bruford decided to play nothing on this impro section)
OK, The Talking Drum is wonderful also!
Close to the Edge analized!!!
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