If you remove all the instruments, vocal and whatever except percussion, which album will be the best
If you remove all the instruments, vocal and whatever except percussion, which album will be the best
Jeremiah James
Jeremiah Wood
>implying just banging on shit can sound good
Julian Jenkins
st anger
Luke Hill
any breakcore album
Camden Taylor
STGSTV
Liam Green
Deloused
Andrew Reyes
Josiah Wood
some jazz album
Evan Walker
The Solos by Buddy Rich
Blake Nguyen
blood mountain
Leo Ortiz
good post rated
Nolan Watson
What are you measuring with
Lincoln Jenkins
ABBEY ROAD
Josiah Nguyen
probably some african polyrhythmic album
Justin Sanchez
Anything with Elvin Jones on it
Zachary Parker
I do love some Ringo.
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Go Ringo Go
Jeremiah Campbell
Silent alarm
Christian Roberts
Any classical piece for percussion alone:
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Also technically things like marimba, xylophone, glockenspiel etc. are 'pitched percussion', so pieces featuring those would still have lots of harmony and melody:
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Isaiah Young
Whipeout by the beatle boys
Jeremiah Stewart
Brayden Howard
you literally cannot argue with this choice
Ethan Miller
bleed
Elijah Martin
a Can album
Adrian Reyes
Alexander Bennett
Lincoln Peterson
Iowa by slipknot
Jayden Smith
the fat of the land by prodigy
Kayden Thomas
Aiden Thomas
Last Days of Humanity.
Jason Sanchez
Classical gas.
Jonathan Allen
10000 days
Liam Nguyen
the surfaris
Lucas Edwards
valid picks
Lucas Cruz
most jorge ben albums would be sick
Luis Roberts
any don caballero album before damon tried to reform the band
Dylan Jones
Kayden Watson
god i love zach so much
Jason Young
any Led Zeppelin album
Logan Watson
Jordan Miller
this
Juan Foster
Chaotic electronic drums are best drums.
Jackson Murphy
Tubular bells.
Mason Martin
Probably a piece for pitched percussion or something. I dunno, maybe Varese?
Easton Howard
Remain In Light, or go fuck your mother
Blake Kelly
Camden Cook
rain dogs by tom waits
Jack Gomez
This is the only correct answer in this thread