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Mat
May 27 2004
9:01 AM
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Top 3 Rock Percussion Albums
Just curious....
I'm going with-
1. Helmet - Betty
2. Jawbox - Jawbox
3. Primus - Tales From the Punchbowl
honerable mantions...
- ROS - Python
- Infectious Grooves - GFC
- Houston - Overhead
- Mars Vulta - Deloused (sorry sam)
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Samurai Jack
May 27 2004
12:56 PM
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Top 3 Rock Percussion Albums
ha! thanks for apologizing.
i'm not sure, but if "top" can mean personal favorite, shiner lula is one of them fer sure. perhaps superunknown. and maybe shape of punk to come. i'd like a meshuggah album in there too tho.
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jeremy~
May 27 2004
1:02 PM
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Top 3 Rock Percussion Albums
lula, anything by primus, probably some rush, some houston.
if your a drummer you cant go trying to pin this one down to 3, 5, 10, shit its just plain hard to rank that shit.
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Lee
May 27 2004
3:36 PM
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Top 3 Rock Percussion Albums
hmmm
pretty much anything by Don Cab.
Lula
any Deftones
Siamese Dream (for Geek USA alone)
yeah, being a drummer this list could go on and on.
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jeremy~
May 27 2004
3:53 PM
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Top 3 Rock Percussion Albums
wow, i totally forgot about the pumpkins. i'm a bad man.
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Mat
May 27 2004
10:14 PM
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Top 3 Rock Percussion Albums
Shit,
Now that you mention it I saw ZWAN in Nurenburg Germany last year and Chamberlain honestly should have been the only one on stage- he sounded like the hard rock version of Carter Beuford....
Mat
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the rood
May 28 2004
5:38 PM
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Top 3 Rock Percussion Albums
nice picks mat, i was listening to tales from the punch bowl yesterday and noticing how HUGE the drums sound.
i don't know much about percussioning, so its hard for me to pick favorite albums for such a thing. i dare say that BOTC by houston is up there, as are lula and the egg. count 'python' in there too.
how bout zeppelin II or IV? the kick on 'when the levee breaks' is bigger than any other drum sound ever, and that was 31 years ago.
also in the classic rock section might have to be 'are you experienced?' by hendrix-mitch mitchell was one rockin' fella.
the list could go on and on and on...
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Doug T
May 30 2004
6:37 PM
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Top 3 Rock Percussion Albums
Nobody mentioned Live at Leeds. Keith Moon.
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Doug t
May 31 2004
10:04 AM
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Top 3 Rock Percussion Albums
Not exactly rock percussion. But the Moroccan drummers of Joujouka and the drummers of Burundi have some truly wonderful recordings. Brian Jones recorded the former before he passed away, and William S. Burroughs, the Stones and Led Zep all expressed their admiration. It's sort of like trance music. I think that Led Zep used them in one of their Page/Plant recordings. The Stones used them in their song "Continental Drift".
The master drummers of Burundi have participated in some of the WOMAD (world of music art and dance) tours and were featured prominently in Peter Gabriel's song "Rhythm of the Heat" (a song about Carl Jung's experiences in Africa).
Within each of these groups, drumming is considered serious business. It is a calling that is handed down, father to son, from one generation to another.
Doug T
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rob
Jun 24 2004
3:50 AM
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Top 3 Rock Percussion Albums
I'd like to add Find the Sun by Bear Claw to this list.
Scott is a basher with technique if you can dig it.
I love it. Please please please pick this record up when it is available.
Awesoem stuff.
Rob
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