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“The whole essence of why the sound was so interesting is because it is going from all to nothing in milliseconds”: The classic hit that defined the sound of the ’80s — and features the most famous drum break in rock
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| 2 May 2025
| Neil Crossley
Posted on 05/05/2025 10:46:28 AM PDT by nickcarraway
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To: dfwgator
Beato is aimed more toward actual musicians not people like me who’s talented on the radio and the Kazoo
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05/05/2025 12:48:34 PM PDT
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cyclotic
(Don’t be part of the problem. Be the entire problem)
To: Sirius Lee
Why don’t you mean anything? Why are you so concerned? You lonely again? Sorry, not playing.........
To: nickcarraway
Good song, but he had a terrible voice.
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05/05/2025 2:19:58 PM PDT
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Bigg Red
( Lord, make me an instrument of your peace.)
To: nickcarraway
And here I thought the most famous drum break was the opening to Led Zeppelin’s Good Times, Bad Times. (Or maybe Whole Lotta Love?)
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05/05/2025 5:27:32 PM PDT
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Olog-hai
("No Republican, no matter how liberal, is going to woo a Democratic vote." -- Ronald Reagan, 1960)
To: nickcarraway
At least they’re properly calling it a drum “break”, and not a drum “solo”, which I’ve heard way too many people say.
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05/05/2025 6:55:15 PM PDT
by
real saxophonist
(Hoplophobia will never be in the DSM, because the DSM is written by hoplophobes.)
To: Hot Tabasco
You lonely again? Why are you so concerned?
Sorry, not playing.........
You just did.
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05/06/2025 2:17:32 AM PDT
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Sirius Lee
("Never argue with a fool, onlookers may not be able to tell the difference.”)
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