Count Me In Drum Doc

Given that half of that list doesn't even belong in the same conversation as Peart, I'm kind of glad they left him out. I can skip it entirely.

As soon as I saw some of the drummers that were being interviewed, I checked out. And I'm usually willing to sit through about any music doc...unless it's some other crappy Netflix doc, like Echos In The Canyon.

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Yeah I can’t believe they didn’t interview Neil peart

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I'm not a Rush fan but most of the drummers interviewed weren't the people that I'd want to hear from on a documentary about drumming.

It seemed like they were catering to people that like shitty emo and pop punk. I don't care what someone like Travis Barker has to say about anything.

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Can’t believe they didn’t interview Neil Peart

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For the record, I said “mentioned”.

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I looked this up and there is a lot of talent in that documentary. 3 of my absolute favorite female singers were involved, along with the Buffalo Springfield and CSNY guys. It's a shame they didn't include Jonathan Wilson, who really brought the canyon back recently.

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I was expecting it to be a documentary about the music coming out of Laurel Canyon in the 60s. Instead, it seemed like it was going to be Jacob Dylan, and whoever else was involved, sitting around in a circle singing songs and pretending that they're "just like the musicians from that scene in the 60s."

It wasn't at all what I was expecting it to be.

Jimmy Chamberlain is better than most of those guys.

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