thedishonestdon wrote: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.

Yeah, I was thinking about "Back and Forth" especially.

The drums for The Fall's "The Classical" are the way to go though.

Todd Trainer-Terraform/At Action Park/1000 Hurts/Uranus

Danny Carey-Aneima/Lateralus

Jon Theodore- Frances the Mute/Amputechture

Thomas Pridgen-The Bedlam In Goliath

Jord Samoleski-Less Talk, More Rock/Today's Empires, Tomorrow's Ashes/Potemkin City Limits

Gabe Serbian-Plague Soundscapes/Saftey Second, Body Last/ New Erections

Bill Bruford-Lark's Tongue In Aspic

Scott Picco-Slow Speed: Deep Owls

Tortoise - Tortoise & Millions Now Living.... (some amazing drum work on those first two albums)
Storm and Stress - S/T
Pink Floyd - Live at Pompeii
Rumah Sakit - S/T & Obscured by Clowns
John Coltrane - The Olatunji Concert (Rashied Ali)
John Coltrane - Meditations (Elvin Jones & Rashied Ali)
Unwound - Leaves Turn Inside You

iembalm wrote:Bill Frisell's Where in the World?

man, i was just thinking about this one. i love joey baron. that solo on (is it?) rob roy!

u might like jim black's alasnoaxis. great drummer & he writes beautiful , simple melodies, too.
forget might like, more like would definitely like.

i just know

Chris Corsano on all the Duo albums with Paul Flaherty. if you're into that busy type of stuff?

Boredoms "Super Are"

anything by rob smith of traindodge... also in riddle of steel. jon stanier in helmet... battles too i suppose. and yeah, todd trainer... obviously. i really like the drumming in uzeda as well. damon che and jason gerken aren't too shabby at all...

Marsupialized wrote:Boredoms "Super Are"

and Vision Creation...

did you see them at Vice Fest... it was mindblowing...

yaledelay wrote:

Marsupialized wrote:Boredoms "Super Are"

and Vision Creation...

did you see them at Vice Fest... it was mindblowing...

Yeah it was good, the show at the Logan Square was better.
They are playing in the round at the congress this month, that'll be something else I'm sure

Both of the Black Eyes records. Two drummers, hell yeah.

Thelonious Monk's first album, the one that is interpretations of Duke Ellington songs.