Just thought of another…I think “The Beautiful People” by Marilyn Manson might work.
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It’s a short clip on DrummerWorld.com–a bit from one of Gadd’s instructional videos where he starts taking it apart.
Oh, and how 'bout Other Galactic Funk off the Meco label.
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hes so coked out in that video
. Im so Happy hes clean now!!!
oh, and you can add that 70’s tune **Popcorn **to the list of songs
Sunday Bloody Sunday
Echo and the Bunnymen, All My Life
U2, Sunday Bloody Sunday
“Fernando” by ABBA.
Requiem for the Masses by The Association fits I think.
Beyonce’s Lose My Breath.
Sketches of Spain - the seminal album by Miles Davis & Gil Evans uses a military-style drum roll in several points. IIRC, Grace Slick admitted that the drum-lick for “White Rabbit” was based off of this record.
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Beyonce’s Lose My Breath.
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A song my wife plays to torment me, as for some reason her doing the breathing thing totally gets me worked up.
Nothing else really. I was just thinking of posting a question like this, based on listening to this song and seeing Tommy Lee’s Marching Band assisted version of “Fight for your Right (to party)”.
What about Paul Simon’s “Obvious Child”?
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What about Paul Simon’s “Obvious Child”?
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That’s way more complicated than a march, I think.
Have to mention a current song: Brad Paisley’s “Online” (It’s at the end.)
“$10 Bill” by Cop Shoot Cop
“Burning Bridges” by the Mike Curb Congregation, most well know from the movie “Kellys Heroes”
I always thought the drums in the theme song to “Hogans Heroes” was pretty good
The end of “Fields of Fire” by Big Country.
I can’t picture it right now (I’m listening to other music on headphones), but I think “Tramp The Dirt Down” by Elvis Costello also has a military/marching beat.
Billy, Don’t Be a Hero by Paper Lace in the UK and Bo Donaldson and the Heywoods in the US.
“Welcome to the Black Parade” by My Chemical Romance.
There’s a hiphop skratch mix of military cadence on this album:
http://preview.tinyurl.com/2fg849
and it’s a common beat through the rest of the album.
I have also always thought that Mitch Mitchel (sp) of The Jimi Hendrix Experiance had a very cadence type style, and there’s a version of Jimi doing The Little Drummer Boy, which is interesting.
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thats not a marching band beat/marching band. a lot of drums tho