toddbishop
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Mind = absolutely obliterated.
Yeah, that big fat two handed buzz on 3, supported by the bass drum makes me think of him.
Mind = absolutely obliterated.
I sat down today for a few moments and I tried to play along with them (I know, I have nothing better to do right now)
It was hard! They drift so much in timing and groove that I was dumbfounded!
None of them were on the same planet, Never mind the same room!
Are they Tranny's?
Just wondering!
Here they are at the pinacle of their career.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9ID43MWHsA&feature=related
Listen to the drum fills!
Here they are at the pinacle of their career.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9ID43MWHsA&feature=related
Listen to the drum fills!
The drummer is left handed - that explains a lot. LOL
Here they are at the pinacle of their career.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9ID43MWHsA&feature=related
Listen to the drum fills!
No! They mustn't play coherently!
I liked the Shaggs before they had an extremely basic understanding of chord structure. [/hipster]
Not necessarily. Would it really be a surprise if she just set up the kit backwards?
Yes, that link is disappointing. That's The Shaggs after losing their innocence and rendered themselves pointless.
I choose to ignore that tune. It's way to "ordinary-crap".Yes, that link is disappointing. That's The Shaggs after losing their innocence and rendered themselves pointless.
I choose to ignore that tune. It's way to "ordinary-crap".
The band is primarily notable today for their perceived ineptitude at playing conventional rock music; the band was described in one Rolling Stone article as "...sounding like lobotomized Trapp Family singers."
Reportedly, during the recording sessions the band would occasionally stop playing, claiming one of them had made a mistake and that they needed to start over, leaving the sound engineers to wonder how the girls could tell when a mistake had been made.