skinny honkie wrote: Brendan Moran from Hasselhoff Experiment

Any idea if Brendan Moran or Andrew Tolley are in bands now? I hope they're still playing. I love the Hasselhoff Experiment.

slowriot wrote:...Boris' drummer...

are you taking the piss?

i saw boris play a few days and the boris drummer was possibly the worst drummer i have ever seen play. for the entire set, i think he played one drum fill that was in time. the rest of the time he was playing a load of really unneccessary fills which not just really badly executed but his timing was horrendous.



my drummer that i've seen that has really stood out above most others is jim white. uninspired but true...

john stainer

Sebastian - Trans Am
Ashley Marlowe - Charlottefield/Skill7Stamina12
Elvis - Lords
Tim - Fucking Champs
Joe Byrnes - Enablers
The guy from US Maple
Whatsisname from Country Teasers/Montana Pete
Dale Crover
Todd Trainer
Chris Brokaw
Steve Shelley
Neil Turpin
Jay Pellicci - Dilute/31Knots
Emil - Grails
That bloke in Fugazi

crevecoeur wrote:come on guys !!!!

DOUG SCHARIN !!!!!

holy fuck this man is amazing live !

FUCK YES!!!! I saw them during the Anahata tour. It's great hearing where those songs came from on In the Fish Tank as well.

fantasmatical thorr wrote:Sebastian - Trans Am
Ashley Marlowe - Charlottefield/Skill7Stamina12
Elvis - Lords
Whatsisname from Country Teasers/Montana Pete
Neil Turpin

Damn right.

Chris Corsano

Tommy Alpha wrote:Kuba Suchar from Robotobibok. Without question the best drummer I’ve ever seen. Managed to play with one hand, one stick and integrated a mini moog into his kit. Just fucking phenomenal.

that guy is good.

What do you call a guy who hangs out with musicians?















the drummer.

madlee wrote:

Tommy Alpha wrote:Kuba Suchar from Robotobibok. Without question the best drummer I’ve ever seen. Managed to play with one hand, one stick and integrated a mini moog into his kit. Just fucking phenomenal.

that guy is good.

What do you call a guy who hangs out with musicians?















the drummer.

is 'boom boom' the appropriate response?
This guy writes most of the music, or appears to be the band leader at least. does that make him immune to the stereotypes?
In fact, are multi-instrumentalists immune, or do they just switch stereotypes depending on the instrument?

Skronk wrote:Danny Carey

There's a part that is only drums and vocals in "Eulogy" (I think it is that) song, that I can't even understand. I have no idea what he is playing.
He's good.