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Tenpoundbass
2021 Aug 24, 12:29pm
Tenpoundbass
2021 Aug 24, 12:29pm
GreaterNYCDude says
He's the last guy in the world that one could call underrated.
I wasn't a huge Rolling Stones fan, but later in life, I grew to respect them tremendously.
That four guys, could get along and remain close friends, and maintain a working touring relationship.
The fact that their egos did not break them up decades ago, is a testament to their characters.
The Rolling Stones and the Grateful Dead are about the only two bands, that had a continuous 30+ year career.
Could you imagine all of the great music Van Halen would have made had they just been cool to each other?
I mean Van Halen with DLR, not that butt munch Sammy Hagar.
Somewhat underrated but a solid drummer.
He's the last guy in the world that one could call underrated.
I wasn't a huge Rolling Stones fan, but later in life, I grew to respect them tremendously.
That four guys, could get along and remain close friends, and maintain a working touring relationship.
The fact that their egos did not break them up decades ago, is a testament to their characters.
The Rolling Stones and the Grateful Dead are about the only two bands, that had a continuous 30+ year career.
Could you imagine all of the great music Van Halen would have made had they just been cool to each other?
I mean Van Halen with DLR, not that butt munch Sammy Hagar.
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exfatguy
2021 Aug 24, 1:43pm
Not the most flashy drummer, but still a master at his craft in one of the greatest bands in rock history.
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