Favourite Drum solo

[WATFORD zero]

I fuckin hate drum solos, they bore the pants off me - guitar solos too.

I would normally agree, but just to show you don't have to beat the hell out of them


Daddio

 

[METALMICKY]

 

[crasher]

I've been playing drums for 30 odd years and I can honestly say I fuckin hate drum solos, they bore the pants off me - guitar solos too.

Too right.

 

[Fef]

Toad. Ginger Baker. A classic, and being around 15 minutes its almost as long as an advert break on Dave.

 

[Super Steve Earle]

Let there be drums by Sandy Nelson

 

[LowKarate]

Favourite drum solo for me would be the one attempted by Harry the Hornet at Watford today in attempt (failed) to get the Watford fans singing.

 

[bardo]

Blame the scotch if you like, but we;ve had Whats your favourite cover

so now - What's you favourite drum solo (or duet in this case)

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Phil Collins and Chester Thompson did some good stuff together. Watched the free live Rome concert from their 2007 tour the other day and they both play on bar stools at the start before moving on to their drum kits. In the documentary you see him using the one from his hotel which he then proceeds to take on tour with him! Great drumming!

 

[Barry Izbak]

Phil Collins and Chester Thompson did some good stuff together. Watched the free live Rome concert from their 2007 tour the other day and they both play on bar stools at the start before moving on to their drum kits. In the documentary you see him using the one from his hotel which he then proceeds to take on tour with him! Great drumming!

To be honest when this thread started last night it was this stool drumming video that I picked. I just prefer the other one though so I changed it, but thanks for posting this one too.
BTW who thought a drum solo thread would make page 2 ?

 

[bardo]

Just sold my drum kit and i bloody miss it. Phil Collins is a superb drummer but saw a concert with Cream and Ginger Baker in and he was superb

Possibly the 2005 reunion? If so he was 66 years old then and still with bags of energy. Back in the early 70's post-Cream he did a concert with a band (Airforce?) in a festival at Plumpton racecourse - I remember he was on at the end and he was still drumming when the band was due to stop and so the organizers tried to pull the plug on him to get him to give up. But, to the cheers of the crowd, he just kept on drumming for another 10 minutes without the power and you could still hear him some way back. Heady days!

 

[seagullsoverlincoln]

cozy Powell's drum solo's with Whitesnake in the early 80's. i think it was to the tune of 633 squadron-f***ing brilliant

 

[Barry Izbak]

cozy Powell's drum solo's with Whitesnake in the early 80's. i think it was to the tune of 633 squadron-f***ing brilliant

 

[DavidinSouthampton]

Toad. Ginger Baker. A classic, and being around 15 minutes its almost as long as an advert break on Dave.

Absolutely this. Nothing else comes close.

 

[Lethargic]

Neil Peart of Rush.

 

[chrissyboy01]

Buddy Rich in full flow was something else. I love Bill Ward too.

 

[Lush]

I like this. A lot.

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[Norman Potting]

Neil Peart of Rush.

Not a solo but the drumming on "Spirit of Radio" is awesome (dude).

 

[Twinkle Toes]

This:-


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[Barry Izbak]

I hate the muppets and all that sort of crap, but have got to sayb that that is absolut;ey fking brilliant !!

 

[jevs]

Neil Peart of Rush.

Superb drummer...along with the very under estimated Terry Williams of Dire Straits

 

[jevs]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdLUx_F2FUA