Songs With Amazing Drums!
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SanguineRemedy
Speed Demon
One of the most memorable drum intros of all time for me!! That's my favorite Priest album
Trickster
Senior Member
SanguineRemedy
Speed Demon
Not even the best drummer they had, but Ric Parnell here did improve a lot when he returned the next year to replace their classic drummer, Paul Hammond
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Yep i agree , they dont get any better than that. He was a badass in Racer X too.
Slipn
Sub Sonic Soul Shaker
The drummers for ..Frank Zappa!! Terry Bozzio.. Chester Thompson.. Chad Wackerman..Underwood. and..Humpfrey..
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SanguineRemedy
Speed Demon
Yep.. Another gem. The best lineup they had.
stonesrnmybones
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Lynch
Here for the cookies and the tunes
KISS - Carr Jam 1981
This was a song that was written by Eric Carr and Ace Frehley back in the early 80's after Eric had joined the band. Frehley actually played the song (Breakout) on his first or second solo album after leaving KISS. This version is an instrumental verison of parts of that song. The drums sound incredible (IMHO) especially considering this was just a demo that was recorded back in the early 80's. The guitar overdub is Bruce Kulick (who was in KISS in 1992 when this was released) rather than Ace. Carr passed away from heart cancer during the recording of the Revenge album (in fact, he died on the exact same day as Freddie Mercury).
Definitely worth listening to if you like heavy pounding drums. There's guitar with the intro, but the solo drum work starts around the 1 minute mark. The whole song is worth listening to.
This was a song that was written by Eric Carr and Ace Frehley back in the early 80's after Eric had joined the band. Frehley actually played the song (Breakout) on his first or second solo album after leaving KISS. This version is an instrumental verison of parts of that song. The drums sound incredible (IMHO) especially considering this was just a demo that was recorded back in the early 80's. The guitar overdub is Bruce Kulick (who was in KISS in 1992 when this was released) rather than Ace. Carr passed away from heart cancer during the recording of the Revenge album (in fact, he died on the exact same day as Freddie Mercury).
Definitely worth listening to if you like heavy pounding drums. There's guitar with the intro, but the solo drum work starts around the 1 minute mark. The whole song is worth listening to.
