For Kristy on the topic of Led Zep....

[SunisinuS]

We were always here for this guy anyway,...

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[Kristy]

What? Are you trying to piss me off with this obvious baiting shit? Don't go all Savicki on me.

[Diamondjimi]

Hey Steve...

[ashstralia]

XuxixuX, you fuck with kristy at your own discretion.

[SunisinuS]

It was just a drum track. It didn't have the rest in it. It was not baiting. It was relating.

[Kristy]

I can relate to Joe Morello. Ever wonder where Bonham got a lot of his (un)original ideas from...?

[binnie]

No one is 100% original. But you can't deny that Bonham was a monster drummer.....

[chefcraig]

No one is 100% original. But you can't deny that Bonham was a monster drummer.....

Early on, John Bonham often cited the Vanilla Fudge's Carmen Appice as a leading influence. Appice was an early proponent of the double bass drum method, and the penniless Bonham had to make due performing the same approach with one foot on a single kick drum.

[Kristy]

No one is 100% original. But you can't deny that Bonham was a monster drummer.....

Yes I can! And just did. :tongue0011:

[binnie]

Yes I can! And just did. :tongue0011:

I am currently cranking 'How The West Was Won' and am oblivious to your laughter!

Perhaps you're more of an Ian Paice girl?

[Kristy]

My fav drummers are hardly ones who play rock

Like

Joe Morello
Jack DeJohnette
Philly Joe Jones (who Charlie Watts of the Stones studied under)
Billy Higgins
Roy Haynes

[binnie]

I think you left Lars Ulrich off that list.......

[Kristy]

We're talking drummers not douchebags.

Actually Bonham was a talent. Probably the best rock drummer out there and he really was the force of so much of Zeppelin's success. What did Page & Co. end up doing without him? Shame his bratty kid wants to follow in his dad's footsteps keeping the Zep myth alive with his shitty knock off band. Someone should really put an end to the bleeding here:

[chefcraig]

Jason Bonham's clueless, plodding drumming is a large part of why the 2007 "reunion" didn't work, and one of a handful of reasons why a reformed Zeppelin will (hopefully) never get off the ground.

[Kristy]

Jason's whole "Zeppelin Experience" is worse than your average high school act playing at the Battle Of The Bands in some equally horrible 80's movie scenario. What exactly is there to experience?