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seandude wrote:

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metalica st.anger jk

Hey mate... are you trying to start a 23 page fued or something? You must be new, so let me fill you in..... THE MAJORITY OF PEOPLE ON THIS FORUM DO NOT LIKE THE SOUND OF THE SNARE ON ST ANGER...MANY A THREAD HAS BEEN SWARMED WITH STUPID BACK AND FORTH BANTER!!!! So I really don't care either way, im indifferent. An Australian band called Powderfinger used this type of drum sound on their album Double Allergic in 1994, so its nothing new to me... while to cuts through... it also induces an involuntary headache after sustained exposure!

dude chill. jk means "just kidding"








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Bluestonered wrote:

seandude wrote:

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metalica st.anger jk

Hey mate... are you trying to start a 23 page fued or something? You must be new, so let me fill you in..... THE MAJORITY OF PEOPLE ON THIS FORUM DO NOT LIKE THE SOUND OF THE SNARE ON ST ANGER...MANY A THREAD HAS BEEN SWARMED WITH STUPID BACK AND FORTH BANTER!!!! So I really don't care either way, im indifferent. An Australian band called Powderfinger used this type of drum sound on their album Double Allergic in 1994, so its nothing new to me... while to cuts through... it also induces an involuntary headache after sustained exposure!

1/ i said jk
2/ ive been here longer than you

chill


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i was just thinking and listening today about the killer drum sound on Weezer's "Pinkerton."

Anyone else love this record as much as I do?








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chris_stuff_er wrote:

i was just thinking and listening today about the killer drum sound on Weezer's "Pinkerton."

Anyone else love this record as much as I do?

yes, i love that album as much as you do. actually, the blue album, too. the overall sound of both really just fit the mood of the albums, in my opinion. but now i have to go and listen to the drums specifically. but again, pinkerton=great album.

i like the snare sound on Porcupine Tree's "Deadwing"








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i'm inclined to say Propagandhi's "Less Talk, More Rock."

it's a unique sound that i've always liked. also, great album.

mute wrote:

chris_stuff_er wrote:

i was just thinking and listening today about the killer drum sound on Weezer's "Pinkerton."

Anyone else love this record as much as I do?

yes, i love that album as much as you do. actually, the blue album, too. the overall sound of both really just fit the mood of the albums, in my opinion. but now i have to go and listen to the drums specifically. but again, pinkerton=great album.

earlier today I found a forum that Weezer's very own Patrick Wilson actually responded on...and read a funny story about guitarist Brian Bell and a rehearsal canceled by a rogue piece of toast


http://recforums.prosoundweb.com/index.php/m/235100/0/#msg_235100








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PatternsInTheIvy wrote:

I am thoroughly convinced that no one likes good music now.

I still like good stuff.


And as for the best snare sound? MINE! cause I just put a new remo emperor batter head on it and tuned it up all spiffy. Almost sounds like a sound some ppl would use for a trigger

But obviously i'll never get my heads tuned "computer" good, but it still is impressive.








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Spin Doctor's Drum Set.
Streve Smith's Drum Set.
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Bill Bruford's snare sound on Round-a-bout - from Yes's Fragile album. This is class high pitched, popping snare sound. Way before the piccolo snare craze of the late 1980's - early 90's.

It is a great sound. I think it is a Ludwig Superphonic cranked up. Awesome.










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