YARGH! He's big, and black
 

... and plays a mean Drum. Any Cobham fans here?

Mommy always said: stay away from that negro music, its the devil!

stop making threads about me!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Black people own white people in the us... the us music would not be shit if it were not for black people...

So, you Irish and English descendent white guys, listen and learn...

that's a big ass drumset...

YARGH! You should see some of the old Mahavishu Orchestra sets.

no, firdt time i hear about him.

:1orglaugh :pimp

I have Spectrum lying around here somewhere.

Check out Terry Bozzio's kit. This pic doesn't even show all of his cymbals.

http://img143.imageshack.us/img143/8...524d0e9hz4.jpg

I hear music is a natural way to soothe darkies into submission.

watched waterboy too many times?? :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

Neil Pert :thumbsup
http://www.andrewolson.com/images/R30neil.jpg

YARGH! Terry rules. I was just listening to "Walkin' in LA" LOL I'm a huge fan. Simon Phillips is another favorite. Neil Peart (of course) Mark Zonder... too many great drummers.

man i hate to be his drum tech lol

HAHA you should see my office. It's a shrine to Neil.

Pics please... :) :) :)

Well.... I painted a while back, and haven;t put them back up. I've been meaning to though. I'll get them up and post. I have tons of framed posters, Carrie's book, autographed pics... zildjian banners etc.. Spent way too much LOL

whoa..that's a lot of hitting to do... :) nice

Badass sets!

2hp

huge fucking drum set

Awesome looking kits..Neil rules

so am I....

damn thats a lotta drums

Chio you have to check out this video :thumbsup

https://youtube.com/watch?v=C7_ky...=rush%20dru m

And another one :thumbsup

https://youtube.com/watch?v=d4ImW...=rush%20dru m

Dead on. Very cool, thanks for the link.

wow... big drum set! :thumbsup

WOW... fucking crazy video! :thumbsup

It worked for this guy .. see how happy he is?

http://www.madameknows.com/images/sh...nt_negro_2.jpg

Cool how it was shot 55 years from now, too! 2061...

The Mahavishnu Orchestra album "The Inner Mounting Flame" was legendary in rock-jazz fusion. So many virtuoso performances by each musician...

http://www.passzio.hu/kepek/MAHAVISH...Flame-nagy.jpg

Cobham's first solo album, "Spectrum" also has a hallowed spot in my LP collection...

http://www.warnerjazz.co.uk/upload3/...pectrum_lg.jpg

While we're on the subject, although Cobham had parted ways with John McLaughlin by that time, in 1975, I saw a show featuring the Mahavishnu Orchestra performing "Visions of the Emerald Beyond" (which helped launch Jean Luc Ponty), along with second act Jeff Beck, who had just made the move to rock-jazz fusion with his "Blow By Blow" album. It was one of the most amazing shows in the hundreds of live concerts that I have attended.

At the end of the show, McLaughlin and Beck did a 20-minute jam that was incredible...

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