https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIitol2vfnk
Not really I famous song but you get the idea.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIitol2vfnk
Not really I famous song but you get the idea.
Pocket-full-of-gold; For the most part said:+1. Most professionally produced albums are closer to under pronounced drumming than over. I'm sure there are more examples of over pronounced drumming on YouTube from self-released songs than successful/commercial music. Some would say that Kieth Moon frequently over-played but what he did worked so ... Other's would say unique or eccentric.
Reminds me of one of my favorite cartoons...
this is really all subjective
sometimes overplaying is absolutely fantastic !!!
check out the MIles Davis album Sorcerer .... Tony is an absolute mad man on this record .... really out there .... but it works ... and it's freakin Tony Williams for gods sake
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3n2ocyeJlI&list=PLC482AA95FC3F2C94
check out the Who - live at Leeds ... same deal .... Keith is on fire !!!... it's just awesome
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEcFeNTWSB8
not always a bad thing to "overplay"
these are two of my favorite records of all time and I don't think the drums distract from the material for one second.....as a matter of fact I think they 100% enhance both records
I think it would be easier to find a famous song that was under-played.
Something played with and a straight beat and no drum fills.
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