Tony Williams - Spring
Keith Jarrett Trio - Inside Out

the chico hamilton quintet featuring buddy collette.

Silkworm's Libertine and Firewater, wait and In The West too. oh, and It'll Be Cool.

XTC- Black Sea

Led Zeppelin- Houses Of The Holy

King Crimson- Red

Miles Davis- E.S.P

Bass Desires- (whatever the debut was called)

Impossible Recording Machine- Compulsive 3

i know they're not particularly well-liked on the PRF, but the dismemberment plan's ...is terrified, emergency & i and change all have some pretty stellar drums. especially emergency & i.

Lois 'Shy town'

Particulary the track 'St. What's her name' Amy Farina just pounding out this weird beat, it may be my favorite drum beat of all time
I try and rip it off on every slow song we do, never come close

WRONG BY NOMEANSNO

didn't see it listed on this topic

The self-titled and (I believe) only Temple of the Dog record has some beautiful drumming on it. Matt Cameron is a rock and roll monster with a hot, nasty, Steve Gadd groove aesthetic.

Every Fugazi record - even the ones where he was a little younger and looser.

AC/DC - Phil Rudd, man. Phil Rudd.

The dude from The Verve.

There is Nothing Left to Lose (Foo Fighters) - badass, huge drum sounds with Stewart Copeland-isms galore.

N1ck wrote:The self-titled and (I believe) only Temple of the Dog record has some beautiful drumming on it. Matt Cameron is a rock and roll monster with a hot, nasty, Steve Gadd groove aesthetic.

There is Nothing Left to Lose (Foo Fighters) - badass, huge drum sounds with Stewart Copeland-isms galore.

Schaal wrote:Comsat Angels - Sleep No More

Real obvious choice here but The Jesus Lizard - HEAD

that damned fly wrote:PiL, "flowers of romance"

Yeah, this record has some fucked, eye-opening awe inspiring drumming, even if it's compressed as smushed tits.


Also really like the Breeder's Pod

Bastro's Sing the Troubled Beast.