Tuesday 01.05.2010 | 4:23 AM UTC
Top 30 Studio Drum Sounds Ever
Don’t argue, young’uns. Go to your room and don’t come out till you finish your homework:
Not talking strictly performance or technical prowess. It’s the texture, man.
In no particular order:
- John Lennon: Watching The Wheels
- Spoon: All the Pretty Girls Go to the City
- Dusty Springfield: Son of A Preacher Man
- The Beatles: (tie) A Day In The Life/Tomorrow Never Knows
- Cream: White Room. Just for you, hippies.
- Joy Division: Transmission
- Led Zeppelin: (tie) Fool In The Rain/Good Times Bad Times
- PJ Harvey: O Stella
- The Police: (tie) Roxanne/Every Breath You Take. Don’t lie, you love it.
- Velvet Underground: Oh Sweet Nothin’
- Gang of Four: Damaged Goods
- The Smiths: How Soon Is Now?
- Prince: (tie) Lady Cab Driver/Pop Life
- Beastie Boys: Sabotage
- The Fall: Chicago, Now!
- Lou Reed: Coney Island Baby
- Fleetwood Mac: Dreams
- David Bowie: Five Years
- Elvis Costello: Lipstick Vogue
- The Cure: 10:15 Saturday Night
- The Cars: Candy-O
- Gary Numan: Cars
- Psychedelic Furs: Pretty In Pink (OST Version).
- U2: (tie) New Year’s Day/Elvis Presley In America
- Adam Ant: Goody Two Shoes
- R.E.M.: 7 Chinese Brothers
- The National: Brainy
- Elliott Smith: Alameda
- Big Country: In A Big Country
- The Who: Eminence Front. Surprise! Keith Moon doesn’t play on this track.
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