The General Discussion Thread

Oh great, X-box doesn't want me watching DVDs anymore. Thanks a lot.

How they utilize them, yes. Just because they may use Piano in one song does not change what they are about musically. Which is the "Jump up and down snare bass beat" over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over again.

Originally posted by mitchum
Oh great, X-box doesn't want me watching DVDs anymore. Thanks a lot.

It's only one disc it doesn't want to read, but still

Tre is a good drummer actually, bias aside. His intensity and speed is great, he does it without being pretentious like prog. metal drummers (who are good too, of course).

hahaa...too bad you Exboxes suck so much, mother****ers!!!

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He's no Travis Barker, if we're talking about intensity and speed. Because, metal and hard rock aside, I'd say Barker is a much better drummer than most in their certain genre.

I spilled ash and cider on top of my xbox, then it died

Doesn't even RROD. Just freezes. Brilliant.

Yeah, I guess, but Barker's abilities come out best in live performances I think, while Tre's can be heard on studio recordings too. That's just my opinion though, I guess.

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I like the drummer from Mastodon shock

I think they give Barker enough space to play around on their records, but yeah, he really shines live. Especially when his drums rose above the audience and began spinning upside down and shit like that. That was awesome. As for Tre, I still find nothing special about him.

Oh shit, good song.

nowplaying Bennie and the Jets by Elton John.

Originally posted by Selphie
I like the drummer from Mastodon shock

I think Barker tends to overplay, where as Tre plays whats right for the song

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The guy at the counter was confused by my tastes.

don't know drums

Originally posted by ~Wålshy~
I think Barker tends to overplay, where as Tre plays whats right for the song

Also, there is no such thing as overplaying. In my mind. Though, newer Dream Theater has me questioning that. ;_;

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