What are your thoughts on the Roll the Bones album?

[ZachenFoot]

I love Neil's "new" drum approach in its infancy.

 

One person's apple is another person's rotten cucci rot.

 

Neil's "new" drum approach in it's infancy = the complete anal rape and utter destruction of EVERYTHING that made Neil Peart "Neil Peart"

 

I get that it's not for everyone. I swoon over most of Neil's drum work, so hearing him take a different approach, even if it wasn't fully developed, was an interesting thing to hear. It adds to that mysterious "charm" the album has to me.

[bluefox4000]

I love Neil's "new" drum approach in its infancy.

 

One person's apple is another person's rotten cucci rot.

 

Neil's "new" drum approach in it's infancy = the complete anal rape and utter destruction of EVERYTHING that made Neil Peart "Neil Peart"

 

Yea man those new lessons definitely tore him down a bit i think. He's still good....but he didn't need fixin' IMO.

 

Mick

[toymaker]

He really needed to learn that drumming is not about what happens when the sticks make contact with the drums; it's more about what happens in the air before the stick hits the drum. More like a dance, you see.

 

(Just being a shit)

[Geddy's Soul Patch]

He really needed to learn that drumming is not about what happens when the sticks make contact with the drums; it's more about what happens in the air before the stick hits the drum. More like a dance, you see.

 

(Just being a shit)

The motions between the hits! If it's not breathing.....it's not alive ha!