Dorian Gray
Refugee
so here I was, sitting 'round listening to some U2 when it occured to me that Larry Mullen Jr. is the pefect drummer for the band. I don't expect many of you find this thought particularly revolutionary, but I feel it needs to be said anyway... again. (that, and a quick scan through the last few pages of posts reveals that there hasn't been much discussion devoted to Mr Mullen lately... I think)
I was listening to Joshua Tree when this occured to me... I swear the man's drumming is incredibly unique. While he may not hammer the drums like Keith Moon or bulldoze the senses like John Bonham, he does compliment the song quite perfectly. Especially with those that I previously never assoicated with great drumming like One Tree Hill (this one's got just a great drum vibe), Still Haven't Found, or MOTD.
I dunno what else to say, I just think he plays a MAJOR role in giving U2 a sound unlike so many other bands, more than perhaps he's normally given credit for. What do you folks think?
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I was listening to Joshua Tree when this occured to me... I swear the man's drumming is incredibly unique. While he may not hammer the drums like Keith Moon or bulldoze the senses like John Bonham, he does compliment the song quite perfectly. Especially with those that I previously never assoicated with great drumming like One Tree Hill (this one's got just a great drum vibe), Still Haven't Found, or MOTD.
I dunno what else to say, I just think he plays a MAJOR role in giving U2 a sound unlike so many other bands, more than perhaps he's normally given credit for. What do you folks think?
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