Ringo

[Yamisonic]

My friends say Ringo sucks...What do you think

[Whatthef'k?NoAlbum?]

This judgement, I think, has to be done inside the perspective of his era. As far as I know he is not performing anymore. So you can only compare him with his generation.

Of course there is people who trascend their generation, those are geniuses. I think he was clever and resourceful. But he did not trascend his generation, the band he played in did.

So yeah, he was good.

Edited December 17, 2004 by Whatthef'k?NoAlbum?

[Yamisonic]

He and Paul keep on doing gigs, of course separately, I'm not sure about Ringo but Paul has planned a 2005 tour. Ringo may play gigs, and if he doesn't, he still plays drums and I love his drumming. If you're not sure, download Tomorrow Never Knows right now!

[Whatthef'k?NoAlbum?]

Thanx, I think I will.

[Rumin]

I think that Ringo was pretty good. Not the best, but better than a lot of drummers.

[Bruno]

he was good and he's probably the most easily identifiable drummer on music history

[Whatthef'k?NoAlbum?]

I just "samplered" some of his actual music in Amazon. It sounded like The Beatles. Very nostalgic.

Tomorrow Never Knows is from 1966 when with The Beatles(what a coincidence, from the album Revolver). Its great but I still think he was good but most of all a very lucky drummer.

Edited December 17, 2004 by Whatthef'k?NoAlbum?

[Yamisonic]

RINGO HIGHLITS (Best to Worst)

5. Being able to be such a good drummer with a small kit (Watch pictures)

4. Singing All You Need Is Love and Yellow Submarine

3. Playing Tomorrow Never Knows

2. Contributing with songs, mainly Octopus's Garden

1. Drum intro to Hey Jude