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Post by Casper on Jul 28, 2004 16:39:50 GMT
Ok, come on admit it, the beats and rhythms is too cool to ignore, and all this comes from DRUMS, so stick ur guitars (and pianos) up ur ass!
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Post by Ok Computer on Jul 28, 2004 19:10:42 GMT
Ok, come on admit it, the beats and rhythms is too cool to ignore, and all this comes from DRUMS, so stick ur guitars (and pianos) up ur ass! but the whole melody, the tune all relys on the instrument like the guitar or piano u cant have a song without a proper instrument but u can without drums |
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Post by Phil Seaman on Jul 28, 2004 22:34:58 GMT
id like 2 c ya try and shove a piano up some1s arse ayaz, unless they are of Rik Waller capacity
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Post by LaLa on Jul 29, 2004 6:22:59 GMT
Dude, for good music, you need both.
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Post by Ok Computer on Jul 29, 2004 10:50:26 GMT
nien elton john himself rarely used/needed drums and there are several songs of good quality that can live without them eg. green days time of your life
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Post by Phil Seaman on Jul 29, 2004 15:17:12 GMT
nien elton john himself rarely used/needed drums wtf? wrong! 97% of Elton John songs feature drums! And for good music, neither guitar or drums are required to make it good. To say generally which instrument is more important is stupid; in some genres one is more important than another, but in terms of a band, the drums are more important than a guitarist as they keep the other members in time (or at least should do), whereas an electric/acoustic guitar isnt really required eg the band Keane. Thats my 12 cents anyway |
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Post by Ok Computer on Jul 29, 2004 18:28:55 GMT
wtf? wrong! 97% of Elton John songs feature drums! And for good music, neither guitar or drums are required to make it good. To say generally which instrument is more important is stupid; in some genres one is more important than another, but in terms of a band, the drums are more important than a guitarist as they keep the other members in time (or at least should do), whereas an electric/acoustic guitar isnt really required eg the band Keane. Thats my 12 cents anyway imsure u just made that figure up but yeh good points there and for rock at least thge style ayaz is into [shit nu metal] drums and guitar or some other instrument generally are both needed to complete the sound but in not all genres are drums always needed, u dont often use drums phil and ur musics great, add stupidly high amount of sarcasm |
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Post by Casper on Jul 30, 2004 8:58:35 GMT
Look ian, PHIL SEAMAN is the music meister here and did u see his ultimate point for the DRUMMER? - that THE DRUMMER is also the conductor for he keeps everyone in the band in time and manipulates the tempo of the music.
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Post by Ok Computer on Jul 30, 2004 11:19:53 GMT
lets just all agree with phil and thats the end of that chapter
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Post by Bruce on Aug 14, 2004 15:08:10 GMT
Well it depends on what type of music it is. But phil is not a music master or he would have sold more albums
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Post by Casper on Aug 14, 2004 20:40:56 GMT
phil is not a music master or he would have sold more albums Er no Bruce, correction: he would have sold an album. U see, Phil hasnt even sold one yet u twat! |
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Post by Bruce on Aug 28, 2004 13:34:48 GMT
I do that Ayaz but u missed th point of my post. I was sayin that phil is not th best in th world an can't b called a music master.I was not tryin 2 make fun of phil like so many others do. 1 other thing th word ur lookin 4 is master MEISTER does not exist.
Now moving bavk 2 topic guitars r better cause it is used in songs more. ur never hear a song with just drums in it do u? [whisper=Bruce,admin(s)]Did u delete my post?[/whisper]
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