The Jesus Lizard: "Mouthbreather"

Pink Floyd: "Another Brick In The Wall" (fuck y'all, when I was 10 it took a long time to learn this, and I still love its simplicity)

The Breeders: "Doe"

Helmet: "Unsung"

Don Caballero: "Slice Where You Live Like Pie" (pie, not cake, mind you)

Shellac: "The Guy Who Invented Fire"

Therapy?: "Teethgrinder"

Superchunk - Nu Bruises contains not only a beat but a rotating set of fills that never fail to make me smile.

Likewise the QotSA - You Think I Ain't Worth A Dollar... and for that matter, most of the rest of the album it's on. Cause mmmm, Dave Grohl.

Lastly, Ravel's Bolero.

placeholder wrote:Elvis Costello and the Attractions: "Lipstick Vogue", "Uncomplicated"

"I Don't Want to Go to Chelsea"...

geiginni wrote:Ole - John Coltrane (Elvin Jones - hats off...)

hell yeah...i'd cite "Sun Ship"...

geiginni wrote:Ole - John Coltrane (Elvin Jones - hats off...)

That's all for now....

You know, this is my favourite Coltrane album. I don't know anyone else who digs it! I'm not sure I know anyone else who owns it, even.

Nice to meet you.

smashing pumpkins - geek usa
hella - biblical violence
don caballero - please tokio, this is tokio (that part after the "meltdown" - greatest drumbeat ever)
braid - new nathan detroits
faraquet - study in complacency

placeholder wrote:
I'm goin' with...

Anything Rick Pelletier drummed on (Six Finger Satellite)
Any Disco Inferno song

jesus christ placeholder, you are so unbelievably correct. and how bad do we need a Disco Inferno thread on here? real fucking bad, their ep's rule esp. Second Language.

i digress.

-seam "Get Higher" -a showcase of just how big a monster Chris Manfrin is on drums
-Hum "I'd Like Your Hair Long" esp. when they played it live.
-any Big Boys song with Rey Washem
-ditto Rapeman
-Danny from Grand Ulena
-the guy who drummed for Sonny Sharrock on "Black Woman"...wait for it...Milford Graves, yes!!!

-jeremy

Jeremy wrote:nirvana - scentless apprentice

This almost seemed too easy, or I was going to toss it up at #1. Unreal.

ps - Brian Reitzell, "snake and mongoose"

jawbox - chinese fork tie
and the next song off that record too

run joe, run wrote:

geiginni wrote:Ole - John Coltrane (Elvin Jones - hats off...)

That's all for now....

You know, this is my favourite Coltrane album. I don't know anyone else who digs it! I'm not sure I know anyone else who owns it, even.

Nice to meet you.

Thanks,
I'm really crazy about that album too. It was one of the first Coltrane albums that really caught my attention. Once again, Eric Dohply's presence on this record really tops it off.

Great stuff!...

Gang of Four - It's her factory

As usual, I win.