M.H wrote: Wed May 19, 2021 8:51 amBut who wants to be a percussionist?

Who wouldn't want to be in Test Dept?

jason_from_volo wrote: Thu May 13, 2021 2:58 pm Off topic, I just checked crapnotcrap.com and saw that this was debated previously with a 19-5 vote, with “not crap” winning. Slightly disappointed in myself for duplicating a previous topic, though others have said not to worry.

I'm surprised anyone still knows about/uses this site (crapnotcrap.com). I should probably start working on getting it updated to pull data from the new forum.

The Dirtbombs...NC

jason_from_volo wrote: Wed May 19, 2021 10:06 pmAt this point it is the best reference to see what has been subjected to crap/not crap previously. I am trying as best as I can to not duplicate old topics.

Does that really matter? We can't really pick up the old topics from where they left off, unless I'm missing something. We might as well start over.

Right now Dixie and I are watching a 1980 Genesis concert on YouTube and Phil just hopped onto a second kit next to Chester Thompson and it FUCKING RIPPED.

https://youtu.be/vnI2XWxyWDU


OSEES - Live At Red Rocks, May 15 2021

This seems enjoyable.

I think the effort involved usually makes it a positive. Leaving aside, of course, all the funk and soul bands that had a kit and a percussionist, you can't have a two-drummer band with two shitty drummers, and the drumming is necessarily prominent.Multiple drummers in a rock context: The Boredoms! The Dirtbombs! That's good shit right there.

The homies in the Upper Peninsula band SÄH did the two-drummer thing quite a bit.

I'm not as versed on the matter as the previous posters, but Steakdaddy six's Arkadelphia is an awesome Lp full of double drums per track.