SERIOUS QUESTION: Do people actually enjoy live drum solos? When the dude that filled in for Sabbath played his drum solo when I was Black Sabbath I was like fuck this, I paid for riffs. Only drum solos I've enjoyed live are Neil Peart's.
I dont really enjoy live solos in rock and metal in general. Too much wankery and most of them sound the same anyway.
I prefer little changes like drum fills, changed lyrics, etc that arent normally in the song. Jam sessions are pretty cool too. BTBAM did a little jam based of the opening keyboard "riff" on Selkies and it was one of the coolest thing I've seen live.
Same. The 10 minute guitar solo I had to endure while BLS opened for Judas Priest was one of the worst experiences I've had at a show. Fuck Zakk Wylde.
Full band improv is always cool. I'd love to see Joe and Danny of Intronaut improv some jazzy shit.
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Outkast
Haim
Neko Case
Flatbush Zombies
Title Fight
Saturday:
Queens of the Stone Age \m/
Pharrell Williams
MGMT
Cage the Elephant
Mogwai \m/
Ty Segall
Foxygen
The Internet
Sunday:
Neutral Milk Hotel \m/
Chance The Rapper \m/
Fishbone
Trombone Shorty \m/
Jhené Aiko
I'd more than likely have a good time with all of these artists.
Gtfo
Motorhead are basically a drum solo, the rest is the bathroom break appropriate time during a concert.
Fill in drummers shouldn't be soloing though.
I prefer little changes like drum fills, changed lyrics, etc that arent normally in the song. Jam sessions are pretty cool too. BTBAM did a little jam based of the opening keyboard "riff" on Selkies and it was one of the coolest thing I've seen live.
Full band improv is always cool. I'd love to see Joe and Danny of Intronaut improv some jazzy shit.
It's always cool, though.