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I'm happy to throw out your imaginary god and I'm quite happy and thankful for the public education I received. Your comparison of public education to Nazi Germany

is batshit crazy.

I'm going to call it a draw.

Seriously, the idea of a battle is a little silly. It is entertaining to us drummers to compare and contrast.

Oh my Gong! I' m Gongsmacked!

What's the recipe?

Youtube comments are funny. It seems like you can't read through a single comments thread on a drummer video without reading about some totally unrelated drummer, usually Neil Peart or if the the commenter is a little younger Travis Barker. I'm sure Mr. Barker is a fine drummer in his own right a...

Nagyon Jo!

From the very underrated album Apocalypse. Trust me. This is the music you want to hear at dawn coming down from an acid trip.

Dayum! When Billie kicks in it's like a karate chop to the gut.

Cream couldn't contain Jack Bruce. Sorry, but Clapton could never hang with this. He needs one chord and 4/4 time.

Mick Taylor should have considered himself lucky to have gigged with the Stones and then to get a chance to play Jack Bruce's incredible music. If I were him I would have done the same thing. Too bad his career took a nose dive, but he made his own decisions. In those days drugs took their toll o...

Yeah, That sounds like the version from Bum's Rush to me. Every note is the same. Sound like it could be a remix.

No British person should ever be allowed to utter the words "lawdy mama".

Nice find. The sound quality is an improvement from the album version.

The visuals of that woman's cleavage more than makes up for the absence of Steve Winwood on keys and vocals.

By Wheels of Fire Cream was finished. Clapton could never hang with Bruce's more esoteric leanings. He didn't even play on this song. Happily, everything unfolded in the best way. Clapton eventually went on to make Layla. Baker turned to Mother Africa and Bruce made Songs for a Tailor and Harmo...

Jack Bruce was in Woodinville in 2008?

Why didn't I know about this?

Thanks for sharing this. Sounds as pretty today as it did 35 years ago. Now get on with the LOUD version.

Wow! Youtube does it again. I haven't heard this song for over 30 years. Still gives me chills.

Thankyou, thankyou, thankyou...

Pure pop goodness, with a touch of heavyness. What else would you expect from Blossom Toes.

I've had a chance to hang a little bit with Bob. Nice guy. He didn't have to spend his break out on the street talking drums and music to a total stranger but he did. Chances are he has more to offer than those who would tear him down. I don't see the point in talking shit about people who made a...