it's not really tricky, but I love the drum fill at the end of the solo in Weezer's Say it Ain't so

John Stanier - Helmet- Drum fill just before the last chorus of Pariah -Betty B-Side- It's fuckin' amazing.

I can't be bothered to check if it's already been mentioned, but the very end of 'Mouthbreather' by the mighty Jeebus Lizard.

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It's not the best fill I guess, but it's my fave.

Rotten Tanx wrote:Wasnt alan white the drummer from Oasis?

Yeah he was.

Which is quite weird as he played the drums with his brother Steve on Paul Wellers version of instant karma for the John Lennon tribute evening.

rysie wrote:Which is quite weird as he played the drums with his brother Steve on Paul Wellers version of instant karma for the John Lennon tribute evening.

Those White brothers are great drummers; shame that they both play with such horrible song-writers.

I'll second the end of Mouthbreather. There's one towards the end of In my Time of Dying that tickles my balls, and for good measure, and whether or not it counts, I'll say anything played by Charlie Ondras. One of my favorite drummers, a lot of his rhythms sounded like fills played on a loop.

Jorge Ben - intro to "Umbabarumba"
Tony Williams - "Echo"

Flaneur wrote:Jorge Ben - intro to "Umbabarumba"

Considering that I mentioned this song over in the top 5 favorite guitar riffs thread, anyone not familiar with the song should probably check it out, since it has the monster riff and the tasty drum fill.

Simple but highly effective: the snare drum attack on Six Finger Satellite's "Save the Last Dance for Larry."

not sure if it’s technically a drum fill but jimmy chamberlin on “tonight tonightâ€