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(, Sun 1 Apr 2001, 1:00)
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purely so that I could read the "He piled upon the whale's white hump the sum of all the general rage and hate felt by his whole race from Adam down; and then, as if his chest had been a mortar, he burst his hot heart's shell upon it" passage in context.
Unfortunately, the book is almost incomprehensible to modern eyes and appears to be mostly turgid filler.
(, Fri 18 Feb 2011, 16:53, 1 reply, 15 years ago)
it was mostly turgid filler. The actual story isn't bad, and he obviously did a lot of research, but it needed cutting out, and the massive digressions slimmed right down.
(, Fri 18 Feb 2011, 16:56, Reply)
I know of only one offhand - Santana's 'Soul Sacrifice' live at Woodstock.
(, Fri 18 Feb 2011, 17:10, Reply)
Because the drum solo near the end of Grant Green's reworking of My Favourite Things is, to me, what drum solos should be like. But as far as rock drummers go, I think Keith Moon had the right idea with his lifelong insistence that "Drum solos are boring."
Edit: The opening to the Surfaris' Wipeout is probably stretching the definition of a 'solo,' isn't it?
(, Fri 18 Feb 2011, 17:12, Reply)
one of my band's songs has a drum and djembe bit. Not a solo though I guess, because two people are playing.
(, Fri 18 Feb 2011, 17:13, Reply)
I've spent years and many grands acquiring them.
(, Fri 18 Feb 2011, 17:16, Reply)
simple, but the long rolls are superb. Makes me feel happy.
(, Fri 18 Feb 2011, 17:19, Reply)
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