http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIW93cRpK8k Right on the edge, but with power and balls. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bv6bCr4K7z8 Seems to me the idea of a rock band going on stage and just playing for the experience of playing is gone from popular circles. Jam bands are one thing, but not the same.

Tony and Moon were similar in how they played against the lead instrument, including vocals. That cold be why Tony dug Moon. But, imagine the early 70s. No internet, and Moon was the man on FM radio. He took The Beatles, Traffic and all that and pummeled it into submission and played good drums. Ton...

I am totally interested in why Tony would respect Keith Moon's playing. It might explain to me why listening to Quadrophenia kills me so much, right in the brain.

Not sure of the veracity, but I didn't know Lifetime opened for The Who. That must have been a volcanic show. “The man is a drummer. Everything he plays, he contains it.” —Elvin Jones on Keith Moon Writer Chris Welch - Tony Williams, American jazz drummer, idolized by legions of players, who came to...

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Really musical playing here...I love Quadrophenia.

If you like making music, you should understand that you wont make any money.

JIMO.

A blast from the past, man he is incredible.

Simon has an interesting way of playing, he can hose fills, but then they come out right and still within the feel of the groove. That's experience maybe, he's not playing to clicks, it's a bit Tonyish. It's like he purposely rushes through fills to be able to build a little tension for the next sec...

Evans on drums are like playing with nylon tipped sticks.

I guess if you need max attack, like for metal, you could go that way. I find them too punchy and thin.