Jimmy's Drums / Zeitgeist

Spankarine · 05-26-2007, 06:37 PM

Just from listening to the Paris boot... focusing specifically last time on the new songs, how many people think Zeitgeist COULD be Jimmy's best SP album.

Okay, i know that's prolly saying a lot, so maybe not "best"... but what i mean is... is it just me or does it seem like (if properly produced) Jimmy's drums on Zeitgeist are gonna be beyond fucking awesome?

MFQueso · 05-26-2007, 06:43 PM

smashapumpkin · 05-26-2007, 07:02 PM

Elvis The Fat Years · 05-26-2007, 07:06 PM

have you ever been diagnosed with any kind of mental disorder?

exactlythesame · 05-26-2007, 07:10 PM

I thought the drums on the studio recording of Tarantula were kind of bland compared to what Chamberlin has done in the past. However, when he plays that song live it sounds great.

We'll see when the album is released.

killtrocity · 05-26-2007, 11:03 PM

I don't understand how he can keep up the beat in united states, I woke up listening to that and it blew my mind

monkeyfritters · 05-26-2007, 11:45 PM

the thread reaks of schizophrenia.

MFQueso · 05-26-2007, 11:53 PM

his solo in Gossamer was frickin sweet..

Pisce · 05-27-2007, 12:47 AM

The studio version of Tarantula was mixed rather poorly, and Jimmy's drumming can barely be heard. Live however he's been kicking ass.

fluxequalsrad · 05-27-2007, 12:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Pisce

The studio version of Tarantula was mixed rather poorly, and Jimmy's drumming can barely be heard. Live however he's been kicking ass.

jimmy's drums are always mixed really low, for good reason alot of the time. His drumming is already so 'loud'/dramatic to begin with (just from his style).

Pisce · 05-27-2007, 12:59 AM

...After listening to Tarantula again, I suppose it's mixed a little better than what I had in my mind when I wrote that last post. He definitely can be heard, but I still think that his drumming is a bit more prominent in older Pumpkins recordings.

darcyismybass · 05-27-2007, 02:26 AM

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Originally Posted by fluxequalsrad

jimmy's drums are always mixed really low, for good reason alot of the time. His drumming is already so 'loud'/dramatic to begin with (just from his style).

Fortunately, unlike a lot of other drummers, Jimmy can modulate his playing if and when it's necessary. Obviously a song like Tarantula doesn't really call for it, but otherwise he has definite control over his volume.

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Spankarine Ownz Location: mississippi Posts: 606	Jimmy's Drums / Zeitgeist Just from listening to the Paris boot... focusing specifically last time on the new songs, how many people think Zeitgeist COULD be Jimmy's best SP album. Okay, i know that's prolly saying a lot, so maybe not "best"... but what i mean is... is it just me or does it seem like (if properly produced) Jimmy's drums on Zeitgeist are gonna be beyond fucking awesome?

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exactlythesame Minion of Satan Location: I thought what I'd do is I'd pretend I was one of those deaf-mutes Posts: 7,676	I thought the drums on the studio recording of Tarantula were kind of bland compared to what Chamberlin has done in the past. However, when he plays that song live it sounds great. We'll see when the album is released.

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killtrocity Saturday Night Goth Location: POLLOS Posts: 9,067	I don't understand how he can keep up the beat in united states, I woke up listening to that and it blew my mind

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Pisce Oblivious Virgin Posts: 41	The studio version of Tarantula was mixed rather poorly, and Jimmy's drumming can barely be heard. Live however he's been kicking ass.

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Pisce Oblivious Virgin Posts: 41	...After listening to Tarantula again, I suppose it's mixed a little better than what I had in my mind when I wrote that last post. He definitely can be heard, but I still think that his drumming is a bit more prominent in older Pumpkins recordings.