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Why doesn’t Jim Keltner get the same recognition as a drummer as John Bonham or Keith Moon?
▲ 13 r/bobdylan

Why doesn’t Jim Keltner get the same recognition as a drummer as John Bonham or Keith Moon?

Dude has drummed on some of the most iconic music of all-time.

u/BeerWithDonuts — 9 hours ago
▲ 72 r/ACDC

Why doesn't Phil Rudd get the same recognition as a drummer as John Bonham or Keith Moon?

u/BeerWithDonuts — 10 hours ago
▲ 20 r/DeepPurple

Is it me, or is it time to start putting the new album in the discussion for top 5 Deep Purple albums of all-time?

This new album is incredible, and it only took them almost sixty years to finally come up with a good artwork design too!

u/BeerWithDonuts — 10 hours ago
▲ 0 r/Nirvana

Why doesn’t Dave Grohl get the same recognition as a drummer as John Bonham or Keith Moon?

u/BeerWithDonuts — 3 days ago
▲ 0 r/DeepPurple

If Bruce Springsteen and Paul McCartney can still play for three hours, why doesn't Deep Purple?

Deep Purple's setlists feel so short. No Fireball, Woman from Tokyo, or freakin' CHILD IN TIME in the setlist? Shouldn't they be playing at least for two hours??

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u/BeerWithDonuts — 5 days ago
▲ 80 r/DeepPurple

Is Fireball lowkey the band’s greatest album?

I just listened to this for the first time and all I can say is wow!

The title track is an instant classic, possibly competing with Child in Time for my favorite DP song.

And the energy doesn’t let up after that. Even two of these songs were played on Live in Japan! Thoughts?

u/BeerWithDonuts — 14 days ago
▲ 0 r/DeepPurple

Just listened to "Made In Japan" for the first time. Uh, bro, where is Woman from Tokyo???

Didn't know the track list going in. It's a great album, but I was waiting for the moment "Woman From Tokyo" would come on. They're in Japan after all. No wonder the audience didn't go that crazy!

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u/BeerWithDonuts — 15 days ago
▲ 15 r/DeepPurple

With recent news that Simon and Garfunkel reunited over lunch, what are the odds Blackmore and Gillian can reconcile their differences?

Are you still holding out hope for Ritchie and Ian to reconcile and tour together once more, so that Deep Purple fans can enjoy them one last time in concert?

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u/BeerWithDonuts — 15 days ago
▲ 0 r/blacksabbath

Is there still hope for one last Sabbath album with Tony, Geezer, Bill, and Ian Gillan?

I was too young to appreciate 13 when it came out. I just want to see one new Sabbath release in my lifetime. Tony, Bill, and Geezer were in great form for Ozzy's last performance, and I'm sure they're itching to get back in the studio. Is there still a chance if Gillan is interested?

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u/BeerWithDonuts — 22 days ago
▲ 301 r/queen

Why doesn’t Roger Taylor get the same recognition as a drummer as John Bonham or Keith Moon?

u/BeerWithDonuts — 1 month ago
▲ 17 r/rem

Why doesn't Bill Berry get the same recognition as a drummer as John Bonham or Keith Moon?

u/BeerWithDonuts — 1 month ago
▲ 23 r/bobdylan

Newsflash for Dylan fans: Rough and Rowdy Ways is not going to be Dylan's final album.

I'm a little surprised people are making the same assumptions they did with Time Out of Mind and Tempest, and are just assuming that Rough and Rowdy Ways from six years ago is going to be Dylan's last album.

First off, it already isn't the last. We got Shadow Kingdom after.

Second: Dylan toured the Tempest songs for years, longer than he's toured the Rough and Rowdy Way songs so far.

Dude is constantly touring, continues to publish written work, and has collaborated with Barbara Streisand and Willie Nelson. I'd be more worried if there was no activity going on at all. Seems obvious to me that inspiration will strike him again.

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u/BeerWithDonuts — 2 months ago
▲ 30 r/NFLNoobs

Why doesn't the NBA draft get as much publicity or hype as the NFL draft?

NBA Draft doesn't seem to get as much traction as the NFL draft. Why is that?

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u/BeerWithDonuts — 2 months ago