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by **Sjoerd3000** » Mon Nov 23, 2009 7:40 pm

No worries Morty :wink:

It wasn't much trouble

by **Morty** » Wed Nov 25, 2009 1:11 pm

Two of the greatest Drummers ever go to head to head.

by **Kladivo** » Wed Nov 25, 2009 1:26 pm

I actually happen to know Animal. He used to play drums in my friend's band. Lovely guy, by the way.

And since we're at it. This is where our tastes should meet I presume

I like the one from The Show of Hands but this one's longer

by **Morty** » Wed Nov 25, 2009 2:02 pm

Kladivo wrote:I actually happen to know Animal. He used to play drums in my friend's band. Lovely guy, by the way.

And since we're at it. This is where our tastes should meet I presume

I like the one from The Show of Hands but this one's longer

Absolutely amazing

And the first prize for finding the best drum solo goes to Kladivo.

How the hell did I forget about Rush.....Hangs head in shame :oops:

by **Kladivo** » Wed Nov 25, 2009 2:50 pm

I love Rush because they played 70's music in the 70's, 80's music in the 80's and they play very modern music now. With all due respect to the founding fathers of rock, most of them never progressed beyond 1978-79...

by **Morty** » Wed Nov 25, 2009 3:00 pm

Kladivo wrote:I love Rush because they played 70's music in the 70's, 80's music in the 80's and they play very modern music now. With all due respect to the founding fathers of rock, most of them never progressed beyond 1978-79...

As a fan of most of the founding fathers of rock I have to agree with you. Very few of them have managed to up with the changing face of music. Rush are a good example Kladivo. One of my favorite CD's is Snakes and Arrows.

by **Kladivo** » Wed Nov 25, 2009 3:16 pm

Very good choice if I may humbly voice my opinion

I liked Counterparts a lot mostly because it came out in the times of biggest grunge hype and just showed a finger to the whole Seattle... Pure class and at least keeping up with times but not following trends and fashion. Hard to believe they're from Canada

by **Morty** » Wed Nov 25, 2009 3:36 pm

Kladivo wrote:Very good choice if I may humbly voice my opinion

I liked Counterparts a lot mostly because it came out in the times of biggest grunge hype and just showed a finger to the whole Seattle... Pure class and at least keeping up with times but not following trends and fashion. Hard to believe they're from Canada

Phew ...You're one lucky fella Klavido! A quick look at Tony Black's Member Map reveals we have no Canadian members.

Its OK Kladivo you can come out from under your bed now :lol:

by **Morty** » Wed Nov 25, 2009 3:53 pm

According to the internet which as we all know is always deadly accurate the top ten rock acts to come from Canada are;

Rush
The Guess Who
Nickelback
Tragically Hip
Triumph
Blue Rodeo
Bryan Adams
Sum 41
April Wine
Avril Lavigne

I’m not saying a word :oops:

by **Kladivo** » Wed Nov 25, 2009 3:58 pm

...And Celine Dion

But there's also Psyche and Skinny Puppy, very good bands just far from the rock scene

by **Morty** » Wed Nov 25, 2009 4:06 pm

Kladivo wrote:...And Celine Dion

But there's also Psyche and Skinny Puppy, very good bands just far from the rock scene

I'm too old to know about Psyche and Skinny Puppy but to forget Celine Dion :oops:

Oh well don't suppose I'm ever going to be allowed to go back to Canada again unless I ask if I can have a go at going over Niagara Falls in a barrel :roll:

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