Re: Universally Adored Zak Starkey On Moon

[Keithjmoon70@xxxxxxx]

In a message dated 8/5/2003 6:16:36 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
schrade@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:

> Zak depicted The Who as "the ultimate drumming gig, because it's really a 
> jazz gig.  Obviously it's not jazz, but I can go out &play anything I want.
> There's no other gig where you can do that.  It's very free-form.  Everybody 
> is 
> throwing in stuff every night, which is what keeps it fresh &alive.  Once 
> you
> start going through the motions, you're dead."
> 
> 

Very good article that answers many questions that I've wanted to ask. Zak 
never plays the WGFA drum part before the scream the same on the encores.  Now I 
know it's not because he doesn't know how it goes. ;-)  Thanks for sharing 
it.

Jon in Mi.


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