it was cool seeing the interplay between Tyler and Joey Kramer. Steven was very passionate and involved in the drums (in the making of video).Pump was a great record, especially so for the time it was made.
The only thing I can fault is the drum sound, and even that is miles better than any hard rock record made in '89.
That goes way back, and continues today. Tyler is a drummer, and would coach and criticize Kramer about his playing all the time. Even when they were playing in stadiums, traveling in jets. Tyler arranges many of the songs either on drums or keys, with Perry. So it's his vision throughout. I think they're common bond is that they(Kramer and Tyler) are on the poppy-er side of the tracks, within the band.it was cool seeing the interplay between Tyler and Joey Kramer. Steven was very passionate and involved in the drums (in the making of video).
If I had their money I'd throw mine away. Their comeback was really quite amazing. I'd still like one more real rock album from them without the song writers and the ballads and the slick production. Do one for the old skool fans.Badass band staying alive for decades. I see nothing wrong with any of it.
The fact that they still sell tickets, and Tyler is still popular in pop culture proves the path they've taken has worked.
Sure, I can picture them doing it my way, rocking a lot harder...but these guys gotta pay the bills.
Agreed...go out with a bang..do it for thenselves and their loyal fansIf I had their money I'd throw mine away. Their comeback was really quite amazing. I'd still like one more real rock album from them without the song writers and the ballads and the slick production. Do one for the old skool fans.
He really is the driving force in the band. The fact that he still sings so well (in the original keys!) is incredible.It is interesting to see how much Tyler is involved in the writing of riffs and beats let alone the songs themselves in the video link.