Re: Whats your Favorite fill from a song!?
I don't care how many times it's been said, the triplets on Fool in the Rain are definitely up there on my list of, like, the best drum fills. I really love at 1:12, where he first uses drags and rim shots. The second drum fill in No Quarter with the ghost notes is fantastic, I still get chills when I hear it. I also like the fills right after the drum solo when the band comes back in Moby Dick.
Aside from Bonham, Jajunk pt. II by Umphrey's McGee- I just love everything that Kris starts doing when he goes between the toms, hats, snare, and bass in his fills. Also off Anchor Drops, the title track, when there's a fill after the first verse leading into the guitar solo, and on Plunger, there are some tasty fills.
Yes- Tales from the Topographic Ocean- The Revealing Science of God- right at 4:16. I could listen to that fill over and over again, even if 32nd note fills aren't scarce in rock.
Phish- Story of the Ghost- Limb by Limb- The nice descending tom thing at 1:17.
Rush- A Passage to Bangkok, By-Tor and the Snow Dog, Jacob's Ladder, and YYZ. But that last one is just begging for fills every, what, 4 bars? So anyone could do that, really.
The Beatles- Maxwell's Silver Hammer in the chorus and Cry Baby Cry's first drum fill.