Live Stoners Current Live Stoner Gossip July 2018

[The Elvis]

Ahhhh a new L.S spot...
What's on the radio??

Let me just roll one up!
is it dinner time? Oo just 2:51 pm

Let's Rock in Roll!!

 

[Tiny Bubbles]

 

[G.Leave]

For sure.........89 here with heat index of 96.....hardly a breath of wind........

Hot as hell here too...i am sitting in my office taking a break and its 29C. Looks like we are gonna fall into a storm starting soon though!!

 

[midIN]

Did anyone watch old Paul bash Ringo yet again the other night on TV saying he's not a good drummer. And was hesitant to even ask him to drum for a beatles reunion gig. What a dick why do I love the Beatles so much when Paul is such a dick

 

[Vapo]

Boom...................................Vapo is here

 

[Mike20132]

Did anyone watch old Paul bash Ringo yet again the other night on TV saying he's not a good drummer. And was hesitant to even ask him to drum for a beatles reunion gig. What a dick why do I love the Beatles so much when Paul is such a dick

I agree it is kind of a dick move. Ringo was a brilliant drummer for the Beatles, but not because he was an exceptional drummer. His sound was a distinct part of Beatles music, and complimented it perfectly.

Put Ringo behind a different band, like The Police, and the sound just doesn't work. I would argue, though, that if you put Stuart Copelan behind John, Paul, and George, it wouldn't sound right either. And I don't think there is any doubt as to Copelan's competance as a drummer. Sometimes, raw talent isn't everything. ESPECIALLY with music.

 

[Mike20132]

Boom...................................Vapo is here

Greets, Bro.

 

[Vapo]

Greets, Bro.

hey mike.......how goes it bro?

 

[midIN]

I agree it is kind of a dick move. Ringo was a brilliant drummer for the Beatles, but not because he was an exceptional drummer. His sound was a distinct part of Beatles music, and complimented it perfectly.

Put Ringo behind a different band, like The Police, and the sound just doesn't work. I would argue, though, that if you put Stuart Copelan behind John, Paul, and George, it wouldn't sound right either. And I don't think there is any doubt as to Copelan's competance as a drummer. Sometimes, raw talent isn't everything. ESPECIALLY with music.

Yep Cobain said the same about Dave and look at him now 2-3 albums a year,

 

[midIN]

I agree it is kind of a dick move. Ringo was a brilliant drummer for the Beatles, but not because he was an exceptional drummer. His sound was a distinct part of Beatles music, and complimented it perfectly.

Put Ringo behind a different band, like The Police, and the sound just doesn't work. I would argue, though, that if you put Stuart Copelan behind John, Paul, and George, it wouldn't sound right either. And I don't think there is any doubt as to Copelan's competance as a drummer. Sometimes, raw talent isn't everything. ESPECIALLY with music.

Yep Cobain said the same about Dave and look at him now 2-3 albums a year,