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Flushing out the nerd after a man-making drum solo.

>> ^criticalthud:

the only person who cracked a smile during the whole thing was the drummer, after puking his guts out.
i often wonder why so many people learning to play music have such a hard time finding joy in it.

Because you know what the music should sound like but you can't make it sound like that.

>> ^00Scud00:

On the plus side, those butterflies in his stomach are most definitely gone now.


From the look of that load, so is everything else.

Usually I'm not a fan of these drum solo specialists, but I really enjoyed listening to her, very funky.

>> ^lurgee:

Canada
Neil is god!

Not sure why your *canada didn't stick. Let's try that again...

>> ^smooman:

it just takes a certain kind of person to appreciate drum solos. some do some dont. i happen to love em. just like it takes a certain kind of person to appreciate lightning fast guitar solos. as a guitarist im not all that into the facemelting, technical, speed solos full of appregios and such. Im more of a "make every note count" solo along the lines of santana, clapton, or billy gibbons (im very partial to "bluesy" soloing).
different strokes for different folks


I often like just raw drum solos I just don't think this particular one was that inspired.

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it just takes a certain kind of person to appreciate drum solos. some do some dont. i happen to love em. just like it takes a certain kind of person to appreciate lightning fast guitar solos. as a guitarist im not all that into the facemelting, technical, speed solos full of appregios and such. Im more of a "make every note count" solo along the lines of santana, clapton, or billy gibbons (im very partial to "bluesy" soloing).

different strokes for different folks

Yeah, I also feel like I'm watching a tech demo rather than an art performance.

It's like watching Buckethead play guitar... it's incredible but it's not enjoyable.

I also wonder why they called it a drum solo when he's got a full band backing him.

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No, just an "I Love You, Man" reference. >> ^dystopianfuturetoday:

Are you a Bass player? >> ^dag:
Nice one. Makes me want to be slappin' da' bass.