Thanks so much for posting.

This was a wonderfully entertaining episode! 👏

Thanks for posting,

ha ha! Love it! When HIGNFY was really funny!

Ringo Starr is a good drummer. "Sina Drums" has a great video on this, giving examples of how he chooses different drum "melody' for several distinctive Beatles songs. All those she shows have a distinctive and recognizable patter for given songs. E.g. "Tomorrow never Knows".

@thequokkahaslanded321

Жыл бұрын

Good yes. Just do not compare him to Neil Peart. That man deserved being called the Professor

@beenaplumber8379

7 ай бұрын

Ringo is an exceptional drummer! I never appreciated him until I played bass with a Beatles tribute band, and our drummer was doing all this amazing stuff that I never realized was there, but he was just playing Ringo's parts. Ringo was all about making incredible grooves that served the song, not showing off, and maybe that's why he was less noticeable than some drummers. He was absolutely necessary for the Beatles' sound. His work with the Beatles was innovative, powerful, and sadly difficult to appreciate unless you take a deep dive - or try to learn it yourself, or play bass with someone who has. (Bass and drums are tightly linked in rock music, so we get to know each other's playing intimately.) @@thequokkahaslanded321 Drummers I wish I could play with: Keith Moon, Gene Krupa, Dave Grohl, and Ringo. I love Rush, and Neil was exceptionally talented, perfect for the band, and maybe the most technically skilled and innovative ever, but rarely did I feel as much emotional power from his playing as I do every time I hear those others. I was always amazed and impressed by his playing, but I look for more than that in music. It's all subjective. Who was the best? It's all opinion and taste. Now his lyrics... Neil always reached my soul with his lyrics. Peart, Townshend, and Waters are my favorite rock lyricists. No bullshit, just simple, honest humanity stated with unbelievable eloquence and (in Neil and Pete's case) humility.

That opening was savage

2021 here: checked out Jo Moore on Google. Eight years ago, she was training to become a primary school teacher. Anyone got any updates?

today on ReWatch : October 19th 2018. 17 years to the day. let's settle back for some comfy cozy History.

A few people died after covering their houses with plastic because of fears of poison gas soon after the attack on 9/11, and suffocated.

@JamesSmith-vk2ky

5 жыл бұрын

Really? 😑

@danielstewart7163

4 жыл бұрын

Natures way of weeding out the stoopid.

@jamesrowden303

2 жыл бұрын

Or....they were fumigating and forgot to leave their house.

Ringo is great!

Great theme tune

12:27 Thank God we ended up with Boris, who went on to be PM.... (Oh, the curse of hindsight...)

done

And this is exactly why they didn't like Angus

@WordoftheElderGods

5 жыл бұрын

Doing his job?

@theinternet1424

4 жыл бұрын

Oh yeah, THIS! It's obviously this, not THAT. And it's exactly this, certainly NOT loosely this. Only proper exact stuff from this point forward. By the way, what are you talking about?

@brianmorrissey554

Жыл бұрын

Utterly savage