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Posted: October 18 2011 at 16:43
what i just defend myself, i answerd Polos post with real honesty and facts, that i am proud of having obtained couse i have read them, i just dont get the emoticons .
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Posted: October 18 2011 at 16:34
Horizons wrote:
Polo wrote:
aginor wrote:
Polo wrote:
Brann's drumming is insane. Sounds like Phil Collins after sniffing his grandmother's ashes.
but but Phil Collins is Branns favourite drummer and during the recordings of the Hunter he recorded the drums in a seperate studio in Arizona (or California) on a legendary studio by folks who knew drumming, by the goal to make him sound more like classic old Phil Collins in Gabriel era on the drums, he was aming for a Collins drum sound on the Hunter.
That's exactly why I said that he sounds like Collins
Brann's drumming is insane. Sounds like Phil Collins after sniffing his grandmother's ashes.
but but Phil Collins is Branns favourite drummer and during the recordings of the Hunter he recorded the drums in a seperate studio in Arizona (or California) on a legendary studio by folks who knew drumming, by the goal to make him sound more like classic old Phil Collins in Gabriel era on the drums, he was aming for a Collins drum sound on the Hunter.
That's exactly why I said that he sounds like Collins
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Posted: October 18 2011 at 14:50
aginor wrote:
Polo wrote:
Brann's drumming is insane. Sounds like Phil Collins after sniffing his grandmother's ashes.
but but Phil Collins is Branns favourite drummer and during the recordings of the Hunter he recorded the drums in a seperate studio in Arizona (or California) on a legendary studio by folks who knew drumming, by the goal to make him sound more like classic old Phil Collins in Gabriel era on the drums, he was aming for a Collins drum sound on the Hunter.
That's exactly why I said that he sounds like Collins
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Posted: October 18 2011 at 05:48
Brann Dailor is my favourite metal drummer but Mario Lopez have one song which makes him a legend among metal drummers, the best metal outro I have ever heard, make every breakdowns after it seem poinltess and sloppy
im ofcourse talking about Deliverence the sickest drum song i know of by Opeth
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Posted: October 18 2011 at 03:50
Lopez for me
Dig me...But don't...Bury me I'm running still, I shall until, one day, I hope that I'll arrive Warning: Listening to jazz excessively can cause a laxative effect.
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Posted: October 18 2011 at 02:22
Polo wrote:
Brann's drumming is insane. Sounds like Phil Collins after sniffing his grandmother's ashes.
but but Phil Collins is Branns favourite drummer and during the recordings of the Hunter he recorded the drums in a seperate studio in Arizona (or California) on a legendary studio by folks who knew drumming, by the goal to make him sound more like classic old Phil Collins in Gabriel era on the drums, he was aming for a Collins drum sound on the Hunter.
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Posted: October 17 2011 at 21:49
Super tough poll! I have to vote for Dailor. Lopez of course was a fantastic drummer and a perfect fit for Opeth's music but Dailor just has this raw energy and tendency towards improvisation that makes Mastodon's music really dynamic and powerful. Lopez plays a more traditional style and really sticks to the music whereas Dailor does his own thing to a degree. At least that's how I interpret the difference between their styles. That said, I like Opeth overall better than Mastodon.
I remember seeing Mastodon around the time their second album was released, but never took the time to listen to them up until that point. One thing was for sure, Brann and his bombastic playing immediately stuck out. Now I've seen Lopez about three times and he never made close to that kind of impression. So I guess that sums it up for me.
Damn that's tough. Both are 2 of my absolute favorites.
Really tough to choose because the styles are pretty different (though Dailor's has mellowed out a bit) so I'm going with the one I just like more: Martin Lopez. Never got tons of praise (like maybe....Carey or Portnoy) and I think it's a crime he's so unheralded.
Dailor was a huge influence me on though, I still like to employ a very fill heavy drumming that stems directly from him.
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