Thanksjamming!
Welcome back all you jive turkeys,
Hope the holiday break was enjoyable and mmmm, mmmmm, good! I know I haven't eaten so well all semester and was aching for some home-cooked grits to fatten me back up. Anywho, in the spirit of our tasty vacation, there is a new poll for you to drool over. Try to think of your favorite tunes as a holiday feast and finish this sentence. "Grandma, please pass the..."
NOW GO VOTE!
-peace
posted by hippopotamus anonymous @ 12:26 PM
5 Comments:
come on... we all know the key to a good song, the guitar solo!! haha no i think all those things are pretty important except maybe looping
Now, that's a jiving turkey,
that's an awesome little turkey guy. he adds some humor to our site. thanks!
Let us all be real. For a song to be a truely grand musical experience you need some bold, edgy, and really unique composition! The guitar solos can find their way in and around that!
I voted for percussion (and I assume that includes drumming, atleast it does IMO). It really takes an incredible drummer to take a song to the next level, be it the composed sections, the free form jams, or the guitar soloing and peaking. You cannot have a really amazing guitar solo peak without a great drumming bringing on the heat behind the guitarist. just my 2 cents
i absolutely agree bob. though i was particularly meaning auxilary percussion, not set, just as an added ingredient, but I am glad you feel so strongly about the drums as a whole. the most important thing for the guy (or girl) behind the kit, is their ability to listen to the others in the group, support them, lead when they need to and just create a full sound to keep the group rockin! at least, thats what i try to do.
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