Rush is awesome, in my opinion.
Tool is my favorite band, bar none.
Music is subjective, period.
Edgy sucks cock and likes it.
I like Edgy, anyway.
[quote]DBCooper wrote:
John Bonham: not as flashy/technical as Peart, better feel for the groove/pocket, better sense of dynamics, arguably as technically-gifted as Peart despite not displaying it often (Achilles Last Stand and Black Dog are as progressive as anything from Rush), made odd time signatures groove better than Peart (Black Dog, The Ocean), had impeccable sense of the 6/8 time signature (Since I’ve Been Loving You), better sense/placement of ghost notes and NO ONE can say they’ve had the influence on modern-rock drumming that Bonham has had. There really isn’t anything out there by the likes of Chad Smith or Dave Grohl or Jimmy Chamberlain that Bonham wasn’t doing 40 years ago. And, oh yeah, his right foot.[/quote]
Everything in this quote is god-damn Gospel
[quote]imhungry wrote:
Rush is awesome, in my opinion.
Tool is my favorite band, bar none.
Music is subjective, period.
Edgy sucks cock and likes it.
I like Edgy, anyway.
[/quote]
The only reason you like Edgy is BECAUSE he sucks cock and likes it…but that’s why he’s so popular around these parts … a mouth is a mouth
YAHH STONES!!
[quote]polo77j wrote:
[quote]DBCooper wrote:
John Bonham: not as flashy/technical as Peart, better feel for the groove/pocket, better sense of dynamics, arguably as technically-gifted as Peart despite not displaying it often (Achilles Last Stand and Black Dog are as progressive as anything from Rush), made odd time signatures groove better than Peart (Black Dog, The Ocean), had impeccable sense of the 6/8 time signature (Since I’ve Been Loving You), better sense/placement of ghost notes and NO ONE can say they’ve had the influence on modern-rock drumming that Bonham has had. There really isn’t anything out there by the likes of Chad Smith or Dave Grohl or Jimmy Chamberlain that Bonham wasn’t doing 40 years ago. And, oh yeah, his right foot.[/quote]
Everything in this quote is god-damn Gospel[/quote]
Apples and oranges. Sheesh.
Polo: Maybe, but his mustache tickles and it’s distracting.
[quote]imhungry wrote:
[quote]polo77j wrote:
[quote]DBCooper wrote:
John Bonham: not as flashy/technical as Peart, better feel for the groove/pocket, better sense of dynamics, arguably as technically-gifted as Peart despite not displaying it often (Achilles Last Stand and Black Dog are as progressive as anything from Rush), made odd time signatures groove better than Peart (Black Dog, The Ocean), had impeccable sense of the 6/8 time signature (Since I’ve Been Loving You), better sense/placement of ghost notes and NO ONE can say they’ve had the influence on modern-rock drumming that Bonham has had. There really isn’t anything out there by the likes of Chad Smith or Dave Grohl or Jimmy Chamberlain that Bonham wasn’t doing 40 years ago. And, oh yeah, his right foot.[/quote]
Everything in this quote is god-damn Gospel[/quote]
Apples and oranges. Sheesh.[/quote]
whoops.
[quote]imhungry wrote:
[quote]polo77j wrote:
[quote]DBCooper wrote:
John Bonham: not as flashy/technical as Peart, better feel for the groove/pocket, better sense of dynamics, arguably as technically-gifted as Peart despite not displaying it often (Achilles Last Stand and Black Dog are as progressive as anything from Rush), made odd time signatures groove better than Peart (Black Dog, The Ocean), had impeccable sense of the 6/8 time signature (Since I’ve Been Loving You), better sense/placement of ghost notes and NO ONE can say they’ve had the influence on modern-rock drumming that Bonham has had. There really isn’t anything out there by the likes of Chad Smith or Dave Grohl or Jimmy Chamberlain that Bonham wasn’t doing 40 years ago. And, oh yeah, his right foot.[/quote]
Everything in this quote is god-damn Gospel[/quote]
Apples and oranges. Sheesh.
Polo: Maybe, but his mustache tickles and it’s distracting. [/quote]
Funny, I thought we were comparing drummer to drummer? Maybe two different types of drummers but none-the-less two rock and roll drummers.
And I personally like his mustache, it tickles my taint when he’s indulging the chocolate starfish
[quote]polo77j wrote:
[quote]imhungry wrote:
[quote]polo77j wrote:
[quote]DBCooper wrote:
John Bonham: not as flashy/technical as Peart, better feel for the groove/pocket, better sense of dynamics, arguably as technically-gifted as Peart despite not displaying it often (Achilles Last Stand and Black Dog are as progressive as anything from Rush), made odd time signatures groove better than Peart (Black Dog, The Ocean), had impeccable sense of the 6/8 time signature (Since I’ve Been Loving You), better sense/placement of ghost notes and NO ONE can say they’ve had the influence on modern-rock drumming that Bonham has had. There really isn’t anything out there by the likes of Chad Smith or Dave Grohl or Jimmy Chamberlain that Bonham wasn’t doing 40 years ago. And, oh yeah, his right foot.[/quote]
Everything in this quote is god-damn Gospel[/quote]
Apples and oranges. Sheesh.
Polo: Maybe, but his mustache tickles and it’s distracting. [/quote]
Funny, I thought we were comparing drummer to drummer? Maybe two different types of drummers but none-the-less two rock and roll drummers.
And I personally like his mustache, it tickles my taint when he’s indulging the chocolate starfish[/quote]
We were, but i’m in the mood for fruit.
Speaking of fruit…
He doesn’t do that for me 
[quote]imhungry wrote:
[quote]polo77j wrote:
[quote]imhungry wrote:
[quote]polo77j wrote:
[quote]DBCooper wrote:
John Bonham: not as flashy/technical as Peart, better feel for the groove/pocket, better sense of dynamics, arguably as technically-gifted as Peart despite not displaying it often (Achilles Last Stand and Black Dog are as progressive as anything from Rush), made odd time signatures groove better than Peart (Black Dog, The Ocean), had impeccable sense of the 6/8 time signature (Since I’ve Been Loving You), better sense/placement of ghost notes and NO ONE can say they’ve had the influence on modern-rock drumming that Bonham has had. There really isn’t anything out there by the likes of Chad Smith or Dave Grohl or Jimmy Chamberlain that Bonham wasn’t doing 40 years ago. And, oh yeah, his right foot.[/quote]
Everything in this quote is god-damn Gospel[/quote]
Apples and oranges. Sheesh.
Polo: Maybe, but his mustache tickles and it’s distracting. [/quote]
Funny, I thought we were comparing drummer to drummer? Maybe two different types of drummers but none-the-less two rock and roll drummers.
And I personally like his mustache, it tickles my taint when he’s indulging the chocolate starfish[/quote]
We were, but i’m in the mood for fruit.
Speaking of fruit…
He doesn’t do that for me :([/quote]
Do you tickle him in the right spot?
[quote]polo77j wrote:
[quote]imhungry wrote:
[quote]polo77j wrote:
[quote]DBCooper wrote:
John Bonham: not as flashy/technical as Peart, better feel for the groove/pocket, better sense of dynamics, arguably as technically-gifted as Peart despite not displaying it often (Achilles Last Stand and Black Dog are as progressive as anything from Rush), made odd time signatures groove better than Peart (Black Dog, The Ocean), had impeccable sense of the 6/8 time signature (Since I’ve Been Loving You), better sense/placement of ghost notes and NO ONE can say they’ve had the influence on modern-rock drumming that Bonham has had. There really isn’t anything out there by the likes of Chad Smith or Dave Grohl or Jimmy Chamberlain that Bonham wasn’t doing 40 years ago. And, oh yeah, his right foot.[/quote]
Everything in this quote is god-damn Gospel[/quote]
Apples and oranges. Sheesh.
Polo: Maybe, but his mustache tickles and it’s distracting. [/quote]
Funny, I thought we were comparing drummer to drummer? Maybe two different types of drummers but none-the-less two rock and roll drummers.
And I personally like his mustache, it tickles my taint when he’s indulging the chocolate starfish[/quote]
Gee, when someone says that apples are the greatest fruit of all time and someone else feels that not only are oranges better, but so are bananas, isn’t a comparison of the three more than relevant?
[quote]polo77j wrote:
[quote]imhungry wrote:
[quote]polo77j wrote:
[quote]imhungry wrote:
[quote]polo77j wrote:
[quote]DBCooper wrote:
John Bonham: not as flashy/technical as Peart, better feel for the groove/pocket, better sense of dynamics, arguably as technically-gifted as Peart despite not displaying it often (Achilles Last Stand and Black Dog are as progressive as anything from Rush), made odd time signatures groove better than Peart (Black Dog, The Ocean), had impeccable sense of the 6/8 time signature (Since I’ve Been Loving You), better sense/placement of ghost notes and NO ONE can say they’ve had the influence on modern-rock drumming that Bonham has had. There really isn’t anything out there by the likes of Chad Smith or Dave Grohl or Jimmy Chamberlain that Bonham wasn’t doing 40 years ago. And, oh yeah, his right foot.[/quote]
Everything in this quote is god-damn Gospel[/quote]
Apples and oranges. Sheesh.
Polo: Maybe, but his mustache tickles and it’s distracting. [/quote]
Funny, I thought we were comparing drummer to drummer? Maybe two different types of drummers but none-the-less two rock and roll drummers.
And I personally like his mustache, it tickles my taint when he’s indulging the chocolate starfish[/quote]
We were, but i’m in the mood for fruit.
Speaking of fruit…
He doesn’t do that for me :([/quote]
Do you tickle him in the right spot?[/quote]
“Right Spot”???
Dude, he’s a fucking ginger… He’s got a MILLION spots!!!
[quote]imhungry wrote:
[quote]polo77j wrote:
[quote]imhungry wrote:
[quote]polo77j wrote:
[quote]imhungry wrote:
[quote]polo77j wrote:
[quote]DBCooper wrote:
John Bonham: not as flashy/technical as Peart, better feel for the groove/pocket, better sense of dynamics, arguably as technically-gifted as Peart despite not displaying it often (Achilles Last Stand and Black Dog are as progressive as anything from Rush), made odd time signatures groove better than Peart (Black Dog, The Ocean), had impeccable sense of the 6/8 time signature (Since I’ve Been Loving You), better sense/placement of ghost notes and NO ONE can say they’ve had the influence on modern-rock drumming that Bonham has had. There really isn’t anything out there by the likes of Chad Smith or Dave Grohl or Jimmy Chamberlain that Bonham wasn’t doing 40 years ago. And, oh yeah, his right foot.[/quote]
Everything in this quote is god-damn Gospel[/quote]
Apples and oranges. Sheesh.
Polo: Maybe, but his mustache tickles and it’s distracting. [/quote]
Funny, I thought we were comparing drummer to drummer? Maybe two different types of drummers but none-the-less two rock and roll drummers.
And I personally like his mustache, it tickles my taint when he’s indulging the chocolate starfish[/quote]
We were, but i’m in the mood for fruit.
Speaking of fruit…
He doesn’t do that for me :([/quote]
Do you tickle him in the right spot?[/quote]
“Right Spot”???
Dude, he’s a fucking ginger… He’s got a MILLION spots!!![/quote]
Yea, but the one on the inside is his favorite…
[quote]polo77j wrote:
[quote]DBCooper wrote:
John Bonham: not as flashy/technical as Peart, better feel for the groove/pocket, better sense of dynamics, arguably as technically-gifted as Peart despite not displaying it often (Achilles Last Stand and Black Dog are as progressive as anything from Rush), made odd time signatures groove better than Peart (Black Dog, The Ocean), had impeccable sense of the 6/8 time signature (Since I’ve Been Loving You), better sense/placement of ghost notes and NO ONE can say they’ve had the influence on modern-rock drumming that Bonham has had. There really isn’t anything out there by the likes of Chad Smith or Dave Grohl or Jimmy Chamberlain that Bonham wasn’t doing 40 years ago. And, oh yeah, his right foot.[/quote]
Everything in this quote is god-damn Gospel[/quote]
Nice summary. Hammer of the Gods.
[quote]sam_sneed wrote:
I hate the Beatles but Rush truly sucks.
[/quote]
The Beatles killed rock & roll, and Rush is elf music
[quote]WhiteFlash wrote:
Couple of months ago up in Portland went to a festival with a chick I was seeing, and at the onset of one of the entrances there was a series of head shops, and in this series was a knife and sword shop. We’re making the rounds and as we walk into the sword shop the first two things I notice are that they’re playing Rush, and that the man and woman working there clearly have no interest in helping us and look like what you’d expect Rush fans to look like. We look around long enough for songs to change twice and it was clear they were listening to a Rush album, and I broke out laughing. There was something very right about walking into a sword depot owned and operated by snobby Rush fans.[/quote]
Haha, even though I wasn’t there I can totally picture what you wrote. How in the world someone can listen to an entire album of Rush is beyond comprehension to me. It’s almost as bad as listening to an entire album of Disturbed.
Rush is my favourite band, bar none, so I’m pretty biased on the subject.
I think Matt Stone from South Park says it best at the end of this video clip.
[quote]polo77j wrote:
[quote]imhungry wrote:
[quote]polo77j wrote:
[quote]imhungry wrote:
[quote]polo77j wrote:
[quote]imhungry wrote:
[quote]polo77j wrote:
[quote]DBCooper wrote:
John Bonham: not as flashy/technical as Peart, better feel for the groove/pocket, better sense of dynamics, arguably as technically-gifted as Peart despite not displaying it often (Achilles Last Stand and Black Dog are as progressive as anything from Rush), made odd time signatures groove better than Peart (Black Dog, The Ocean), had impeccable sense of the 6/8 time signature (Since I’ve Been Loving You), better sense/placement of ghost notes and NO ONE can say they’ve had the influence on modern-rock drumming that Bonham has had. There really isn’t anything out there by the likes of Chad Smith or Dave Grohl or Jimmy Chamberlain that Bonham wasn’t doing 40 years ago. And, oh yeah, his right foot.[/quote]
Everything in this quote is god-damn Gospel[/quote]
Apples and oranges. Sheesh.
Polo: Maybe, but his mustache tickles and it’s distracting. [/quote]
Funny, I thought we were comparing drummer to drummer? Maybe two different types of drummers but none-the-less two rock and roll drummers.
And I personally like his mustache, it tickles my taint when he’s indulging the chocolate starfish[/quote]
We were, but i’m in the mood for fruit.
Speaking of fruit…
He doesn’t do that for me :([/quote]
Do you tickle him in the right spot?[/quote]
“Right Spot”???
Dude, he’s a fucking ginger… He’s got a MILLION spots!!![/quote]
Yea, but the one on the inside is his favorite…[/quote]
Helllloooooooooo…
I’m right here!
I can hear you~
yes, mebbe my feelings are getting hurt, ever think about that?
I didn’t think so~
(crosses arms and pouts)
[quote]Edgy wrote:
[quote]polo77j wrote:
[quote]imhungry wrote:
[quote]polo77j wrote:
[quote]imhungry wrote:
[quote]polo77j wrote:
[quote]imhungry wrote:
[quote]polo77j wrote:
[quote]DBCooper wrote:
John Bonham: not as flashy/technical as Peart, better feel for the groove/pocket, better sense of dynamics, arguably as technically-gifted as Peart despite not displaying it often (Achilles Last Stand and Black Dog are as progressive as anything from Rush), made odd time signatures groove better than Peart (Black Dog, The Ocean), had impeccable sense of the 6/8 time signature (Since I’ve Been Loving You), better sense/placement of ghost notes and NO ONE can say they’ve had the influence on modern-rock drumming that Bonham has had. There really isn’t anything out there by the likes of Chad Smith or Dave Grohl or Jimmy Chamberlain that Bonham wasn’t doing 40 years ago. And, oh yeah, his right foot.[/quote]
Everything in this quote is god-damn Gospel[/quote]
Apples and oranges. Sheesh.
Polo: Maybe, but his mustache tickles and it’s distracting. [/quote]
Funny, I thought we were comparing drummer to drummer? Maybe two different types of drummers but none-the-less two rock and roll drummers.
And I personally like his mustache, it tickles my taint when he’s indulging the chocolate starfish[/quote]
We were, but i’m in the mood for fruit.
Speaking of fruit…
He doesn’t do that for me :([/quote]
Do you tickle him in the right spot?[/quote]
“Right Spot”???
Dude, he’s a fucking ginger… He’s got a MILLION spots!!![/quote]
Yea, but the one on the inside is his favorite…[/quote]
Helllloooooooooo…
I’m right here!
I can hear you~
yes, mebbe my feelings are getting hurt, ever think about that?
I didn’t think so~
(crosses arms and pouts)
[/quote]
Umm Edgy gingers don’t have feelings because they have no souls.
Silly!
[quote]Charlie Horse wrote:
Umm Edgy gingers don’t have feelings because they have no souls.
Silly![/quote]
(whispers to Charlotte)
I know that, and you know that…but I doubt that THEY know that~
[quote]sam_sneed wrote:
[quote]WhiteFlash wrote:
Couple of months ago up in Portland went to a festival with a chick I was seeing, and at the onset of one of the entrances there was a series of head shops, and in this series was a knife and sword shop. We’re making the rounds and as we walk into the sword shop the first two things I notice are that they’re playing Rush, and that the man and woman working there clearly have no interest in helping us and look like what you’d expect Rush fans to look like. We look around long enough for songs to change twice and it was clear they were listening to a Rush album, and I broke out laughing. There was something very right about walking into a sword depot owned and operated by snobby Rush fans.[/quote]
Haha, even though I wasn’t there I can totally picture what you wrote. How in the world someone can listen to an entire album of Rush is beyond comprehension to me. It’s almost as bad as listening to an entire album of Disturbed.[/quote]
Nothing would be as bad as listening to an entire Disturbed album. If there is a hell, Disturbed is what’s played on the elevator ride down.