OT: What are you listening to right now?

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kylesa

 

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kylesa

 

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kylesa

 

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kylesa

 

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Ending an album with a drum solo:



kylesa

 

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the lets

 

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red kites

 

[bigboxes]

 

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hourglass

 

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sodom

 

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sodom

 

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sodom

 

[VandallHuskerJulie]

 

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[Lars72]

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Hell. Yes.

 

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Hell. Yes.

Before my time, but I have a deep respect for it.

 

[Lars72]

Before my time, but I have a deep respect for it.

Same here. When I was in high school (mid-80s), I used to work at a grocery store that played the local radio station over the speakers. On Sunday nights, the station would play WW II era big band/swing music. I always was interested in WW II because I grew up surrounded by relatives who fought in the war so I got into the music.

As a drummer, I’m also a huge fan of Gene Krupa (plays the drums in Sing) & Buddy Rich. For their time & still today, they are some of the best drummers. Absolutely phenomenal!

 

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Same here. When I was in high school (mid-80s), I used to work at a grocery store that played the local radio station over the speakers. On Sunday nights, the station would play WW II era big band/swing music. I always was interested in WW II because I grew up surrounded by relatives who fought in the war so I got into the music.

As a drummer, I’m also a huge fan of Gene Krupa (plays the drums in Sing) & Buddy Rich. For their time & still today, they are some of the best drummers. Absolutely phenomenal!

I graduated in 1985. I too played the drums in high school. I remember using drumsticks that Buddy Rich endorsed. Small world.