Favourite Larry parts
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The_acrobat
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Please
One- I love how he "one hands" the beat with his right hand, and uses the left to throw in the floor tom every 4 measures. I believe he does this with Pride also.
Magnificent- the version from the video U2.com showed of him recorded a drum part to the song. that performance never made it on the album version, but man it was awesome!
One- I love how he "one hands" the beat with his right hand, and uses the left to throw in the floor tom every 4 measures. I believe he does this with Pride also.
Magnificent- the version from the video U2.com showed of him recorded a drum part to the song. that performance never made it on the album version, but man it was awesome!
AnCatKatie
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SBS, Pride, God Part II, ISHFWILF 
waynetravis
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Breathe. Love the intro 
corianderstem
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His butt.
Oh, I'm sorry .... was that not what you meant by the thread title?
If so, then I'll go with Please. I love his drumming on Please.
Oh, I'm sorry .... was that not what you meant by the thread title?
If so, then I'll go with Please. I love his drumming on Please.
AnCatKatie
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Registered Dude
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I like his work on ASOH, Bad, The Fly, NLOTH, Boots, Please.. to name a few.
Mrs. Garrison
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i like how it only took 5 posts to get this type of response. I wonder what posting this thread in PLEBA might have gotten us in five posts...
GirlsAloudFan
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I wonder what posting this thread in PLEBA might have gotten us in five posts...
A penis reference, perhaps?
Rachel D.
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I thought it said Favorite Larry Pants.
IanIinTheSky
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"I Threw a Brick Through a Window"
corianderstem
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Yes, you all should be thanking me for my restraint.
Although I should have said "spleen." I dig a good spleen on a guy.
cobl04
45:33
Running to Stand Still & Bad. Please too.
this reminds me of that Seinfeld episode, the one where Jerry & Elaine fix-up George and Cynthia, and George gets all vain... "what about her cheek? i like a good cheek." "her cheek?" "does it have a pinkish hue?"
this reminds me of that Seinfeld episode, the one where Jerry & Elaine fix-up George and Cynthia, and George gets all vain... "what about her cheek? i like a good cheek." "her cheek?" "does it have a pinkish hue?"
PhilsFan
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Why would I be a leg man? I don't need legs. I have legs.
LuckyNumber7
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Easily Sunday Bloody Sunday as an absolute favorite.
Gonna Run 2 U
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Larry was his signature self between UF and Rattle and Hum - Rattle and Hum movie showcased his style
doctorwho
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At first I thought this was a thread more suited for PLEBA. 
Drumming... My favorite has always been SBS. The "march beat" he created for that song really made a difference in how one can interpret the song. Plus, the song comes alive.
Larry always responds well to Bono's soaring vocals - the best example of this is "Bad", where he really gives it his all after Bono's "wide awake" bit.
Drumming... My favorite has always been SBS. The "march beat" he created for that song really made a difference in how one can interpret the song. Plus, the song comes alive.
Larry always responds well to Bono's soaring vocals - the best example of this is "Bad", where he really gives it his all after Bono's "wide awake" bit.
LuckyNumber7
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At first I thought this was a thread more suited for PLEBA.
Drumming... My favorite has always been SBS. The "march beat" he created for that song really made a difference in how one can interpret the song. Plus, the song comes alive.
Larry always responds well to Bono's soaring vocals - the best example of this is "Bad", where he really gives it his all after Bono's "wide awake" bit.
I completely agree... while his drumming in Bad might not exactly be hard hitting, he complements Bono amazingly. Contributes to the song as a whole, making it the powerful song it is.
Yahweh_OMG
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I like "early" Larry drumming.
He's been sleeping for a while I think, he doesn't record anything challenging for a rock drummer. Anyway, I liked Boots and SUC drumming.
Best era was between 80 - 90, he was hitting his drum back then. Now he lacks emotion and subtile differences that used to make him a good drummer (not great).
SBS
Like a song
Bad (best live before 92)
Bullet
God part 2
Twilight
The Fly
Zoo Station
Mysterious Ways (live since 92 except the boring 360 version)
Some of the Pop album too (last great thing that he played)
He's been sleeping for a while I think, he doesn't record anything challenging for a rock drummer. Anyway, I liked Boots and SUC drumming.
Best era was between 80 - 90, he was hitting his drum back then. Now he lacks emotion and subtile differences that used to make him a good drummer (not great).
SBS
Like a song
Bad (best live before 92)
Bullet
God part 2
Twilight
The Fly
Zoo Station
Mysterious Ways (live since 92 except the boring 360 version)
Some of the Pop album too (last great thing that he played)
cobl04
45:33
October might be his best album.
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cobl04
45:33
He is pretty good on NLOTH actually... but he is stellar on October.
AnCatKatie
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^ I might have to agree with that
bono_212
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Seriously, this thread title. It doesn't connote well.
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