Vinnie paul best drum parts (Pantera)?
I want pantera's drummers best songs that display his originality and talent Please don't list the following -Becoming -Walk -Revolution is my name -Mouth for war -Cowboys from hell What else you got?
Drummers don't get enough attention?
I am doing a school project on how drummers don't get enough attention and respect, as they should. So i was wondering if anyone had any good examples on drummers that either have to do crazy **** to get attention, or just the ones that get unnoticed.
What is your favorite genre of music?
I’m a very ecletic person when it comes to music, though I do have a favorite genre that flows in my mind: Progressive Rock.Ever since I was little I was introduced to the classic rock scene, from the 70s to the mid 90s, by my dad. He loved (and still does) all kinds of rock bands, from the likes of Scorpions, The Who, Iron Maiden, Green Day, Nirvana, and on and on and on.I liked listening to music from time to time, but it wasn’t until when I was 14 that a spark lit inside me and made music a very core part of who I am. I was at a cousin’s house playing Guitar Hero II, which I didn’t have yet, and as we were browsing the songs, I saw one with a funny name, “YYZ”. I asked him to have us play that, and as we were playing I was blown away by it. I first found it strange that there were no vocals - it was my first time hearing a rock instrumental song - and by the end of the song I had realized that there really was no need for words. Then I wanted to hear more songs by that band, to know what they played and see if they had anything cool.This was 9 years ago, and the story of how I was introduced to the Canadian group Rush. To this day they are still my favorite band in the whole world, for having gotten to know their work opened many, many doors in music to me. It was with them that I learned to like listening to discographies of bands for hours on end, doing nothing else but enjoying the music, the lyrics, the elements and the feelings - and prog rock bands excel in doing this. They have the ability of setting many different moods, to not be constrained by the standard rock instruments (guitars, bass and drums - with the occasional keyboard), and this taught me a lot musically. There was also the lyrics aspect, and my writing abilities were greatly boosted by this.After I was done with listening to pretty much everything they had, I wanted more, and there was a world beyond that to explore. Then I got to know a lot of bands over the years, most of them unheard of, of the likes of Magic Pie, Transatlantic, Ayreon, Dream Theater (maybe one of the most known names on this list), The Flower Kings, Echolyn, Haken, Spock’s Beard, Soul Secret, DeeExpus Project, Porcupine Tree, Jethro Tull, ELP (Both Emerson, Lake & Palmer and Emerson, Lake & Powell), Avantasia, Comedy of Errors, Big Big Train and the list goes on. And these are just some bands of this particular genre, I could mention about a thousand bands of all genres I know and like.