Hello folks

Its Careful with the Axe.

The technique is amazing awesome.
Have it good.

(10-30-2004 09:34 PM)chickenpiggies Wrote:  ....


When you're in

Most definitely.

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(09-22-2009 12:55 AM)Sigma 6 Wrote:  Echoes, especially the Live at Pompeii version.

I like part 2 of the live version, it has a different feel to it than the album version, making up for the lower quality of recording.

"There's no dark side of the moon, really. Matter of fact, it's all dark"

On The Run Like Hell:The Dark Side Of The Wall

i love him in happiest days of our lives

(03-15-2010 10:12 PM)strangebuttrue Wrote:  i love him in happiest days of our lives

Good example of his great drumming that constantly goes unnoticed.

I didn't check the pages but if you wanna hear a very skilled Mason song unlike any other listen to the Nile Song. Crazy Gilmour skill too.

it would have to be One Of These days for me.

(06-05-2010 10:37 PM)Corporal_Clagg Wrote:  I didn't check the pages but if you wanna hear a very skilled Mason song unlike any other listen to the Nile Song. Crazy Gilmour skill too.

Yes, I agree!


Also,the middle section of Scream Thy Last Scream has probably the fastest of Nick's drumming with the possible exception of some live versions of ASOS.

A Saucerful of Secrets, has got to be the best

He's really good on the Wish You Were Here album.

Nick is a severely underrated drummer. I think because it wasn't necessary that he be Bonham/Moon/Peart, he gets overshadowed. He's kind of like Charlie Watts in that respect.

The drummer holds the whole thing down. I think a lot of people forget that.