What About Richard?

[Bolts of Ungodly Vision]

At 15:13 5.3.00 EDT, you wrote:
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>Uh, I was thinking of someone a bit closer to 'home...'
>
>theo

A HA!!! you  gotta mean Robert Calvert's drum machine from the QEH gig :)
heheh

Well, in the case of Albert B., he is possibly The only
superfunkadelirocknrollinbluestasticjazzosity to ever hit things behind the
drum kit. Definately one of the most swaggering skin pounders on the planet.
His drumming sounds like who he is and who he has been.  Besides, all that
commotion behind the drumkit is probably what kept him warm all those cold
Potsdam nights hehe. So he drums to live. visa versa too. amen brothers and
sisters.


Simon King is good for "imsubstitutingforacoffeedrivenmetronome" rock cuz
hes steady and loud and fills darn quick.  Stickin' straight Rock and roll
hoohah, Ian Paice is good, when the engineers allow his drums to be heard
these days.  Michael Giles set the drum stool at totterin way back.

But Albert, yeah, i guess he's pretty good.

NP: Brain Surgeons 12/26 at the Haunt. a real jam kickin' muthaf*cka of a
show.
Jason "two beers if you knew what he was thinkin' " S.