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This tune's not messy. The recording seems somewhat lo-fi in comparison to the recording of " Punkgasm", but the band rocks tightly

Nice rocker by Rival Schools. It sort of reminds me of " Smells Like Teen Spirit".

They were definitely a tight, groovin' band.

This is one of the best rock songs of the eighties.

Thanks for posting this song! I never really listened to Brand X before You Tube was invented. This song is very cool, and it's as enjoyable as Return To Forever, which it resembles at times.

Cool beat which I counted in sixteenth notes, one measure in 15/16 and the other measure in 19/16 which equals one bar of 17/8. The Mahavishnu Orchestra used to perform odd meters at fast tempos, and Billy Cobham used to shred with them when they did.Check out You Tube of The Mahavishnu Orchestra...

Ozric Tentacles was cool when I saw them live in Chicago like eighteen years ago, and it sound like they are still going strong now.

Awesome video clip of an amazing! I would really like to hear Hamid play the drums with Herbie Hancock again like he did twenty or so years ago.

Hamid Drake is one of the best living drummers in the world, period.Check him out live! It does not matter who he is performing with, but this one of the best groups that I have heard him be a part of.Nicole Mitchell is incredible!

Don't pass up a chance to see and hear Hamid Drake live in concert, because he's even better when you're in the room in which he's performing.

That's one of the best of Gadd's solos which I've discovered on You Tube.

DImebag nad his brother just rocked hard, and that's all there is to it.

Dimebag and his brother were seriously heavy hitters, two of the hardest, tightest metal players I have ever heard.

They were so groundbreaking during the early ' 70's!

Gadd seems to have played more heavy back then than in the nineties.

Gadd drums so cleanly!

Alex was one of the best hard rock drummers ever! His energy and chops made him top-notch drummer, even if he was in a group with an average guitarist.

That about tops any drum set work I've heard! Dennis is like fifty years old in this clip.

This video was filmed during Chambers' prime.

This group of guys put out a live album called "Pick Hits Live" , which includes several songs as excellent as this one.

What a beautiful masterpiece by Cornell! This and "Drown" by Smashing Pumpkins makes the Singles album incredible.

About as funky as anything I've ever heard! Up there with The Meters in master level funk.

Gurtu is among the top five drummers in the world. He is so humbling to listen to, and his rhythms virtuosity is pretty unreachable, but it's sure fun to listen to.

A Perfect Circle was such a cool , underrated band. I think that they have as many good songs as Tool, and also more lean and less overbearing than Tool has been at times.Thanks to whomever for A Perfect Circle uploads!

Yeah, this is one of The Goats' best tracks. I wish they got as much attention as House Of Pain, but that's the music business.

I think that his twirling was corny, but his drummed ripped in this clip!

What a beautiful, intense groove!

Gadd does start the solo in an unorthodox fashion, which requires a lot of guts, then gets a lot more exciting and traditional in the solo. He definitely does have a veteran's confidence in this clip.

Holdsworth was cool, but I think McLaughlin had far more technical skill during the early seventies. Cobham and Williams were both amazing, and I don't think that they should be compared to each other in regards to their fusion drumming. Williams was better at quieter jazz than Cobham.

I like how his drums were tuned close to actual notes.

I really like when he just grooves on snare, kick and hi-hat, like he often did while with The Mahavishnu Orchestra. He has such good hands in this You Tube clip!

This song brings back good memories of driving somewhere unmemorable, but fun because of Trans Am's music.

This is one of his best tracks. I have listened to it hundreds of times and I don't get tired of it.

Gavin Harrison is one of the most technically brilliant drummers ever!

Check out the You Tube clips of Dennis Chambers playing with Gary Grainger, a bassist, and you'll see and hear why Chambers was so incredible years ago if you think Beauford's good in this clip.