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I collect records, and I’m really a nerd about that sort of thing. I’ll read the liner notes while I’m listening. If I really like a song, album, performer, or a band, I’ll do online research, too. That’s part of the fun of the hobby for me.
helenS · 36-40, F
Who's the common denominator of these uncommon musicians?
— Jimmy Cobb
— Philly Joe Jones
— Tony Williams
— Lenny White
— Jack DeJohnette?
😁
— Jimmy Cobb
— Philly Joe Jones
— Tony Williams
— Lenny White
— Jack DeJohnette?
😁
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[quote]so, to me, the most significant decade is 1965–1975.[/quote]
I am literally grinning from ear-to-ear, because I can’t tell you how many times I’ve said the very same thing about music across the board. Regardless of genre, everything progressed at light speed in that window. Whenever anyone has asked the question here about everyone’s favorite decade of music, that’s [i]always[/i] my answer.
@helenS
I am literally grinning from ear-to-ear, because I can’t tell you how many times I’ve said the very same thing about music across the board. Regardless of genre, everything progressed at light speed in that window. Whenever anyone has asked the question here about everyone’s favorite decade of music, that’s [i]always[/i] my answer.
@helenS
helenS · 36-40, F
@SW-User Absolutely agree. That decade changed everything. A quantum leap.
SW-User
When you think about the genres and sub genres of music that were created in that window, it’s staggering. @helenS
TheOneyouwerewarnedabout · 41-45, MVIP
It’s ringo right?
SW-User
@TheOneyouwerewarnedabout fab answer!
TakingBackMidgard · 26-30, M
Paul Mazurkiewicz: Cannibal Corpse
Jöcke Walgren: Amon Amarth
Zbigniew Promiński: Behemoth
Zach Simmons: Goatwhore
Christoph Synder: Rammstein
Trey Williams: Dying Fetus
Jöcke Walgren: Amon Amarth
Zbigniew Promiński: Behemoth
Zach Simmons: Goatwhore
Christoph Synder: Rammstein
Trey Williams: Dying Fetus
SW-User
@TakingBackMidgard Know thy drummer, i think it's a good thing to strive for, thanks!!
ShaythePanTransMan · 22-25, T
No I don’t really care tbh
Also many songs I like are created by only one person using technology and/or them being multi-instrumentalists
Also many songs I like are created by only one person using technology and/or them being multi-instrumentalists
silkandlace · 46-50, M
I think i know every drummer on every track i enjoy, call it 98%, just to be modest! @SW-User, me too
MarmeeMarch · M
No because half of the time I don't even know the name of the song
DragonFruit · 61-69, M
I do know the names of the drummers on most of the songs I like.