Another Simon: Let my love open the door, Pete Townshend Elton John: Bennie and the Jets Stones: Miss You Bowie: China girl Bryan Adams: Cuts like a knife (I'm sure there are others) Steve Hackett: The Steppes The Pretenders: Back on the Chain Gang (Pretty simple, but fun beat) Talking Heads: Mind, ...

He might be the stiffest drummer I've ever seen.

He's stiffer than the friggin Tin Man.

Pink Floyd: Us and Them

Warren Zevon: Johnny Strikes up the Band

wallflowers: One Headlight

Lots of Huey Lewis tracks, those are actually fun to play along to.

I practice lot to stuff like this.

I'll check my playlists at home. I know a few others.

I'm so glad I grew up in the 80s.

The stuff he did with Curved Air is quite cool, very proggy. He already had that different-ness about his playing before he got to the Sting Band.

Yeah, that superduper surprise phone call from the men in DT did seem kinda staged.

In 2009, I was literally lying on the floor of my garage, completely physically and emotionally drained, unsure where my career was going. I was inventing new techniques and new drumset configurations, but I was looking at my kit, saying: Who can I play with that would allow me to use everything I’...

I am a huge fan of David Robinson. Great player, solid time and took some chances playing and creating beats. He came up with some iconic fills too. He sounds pretty good here, albeit in the modern era of recording. i've got no reason to doubt his time. I like it, it's a nice flow of synth pop from ...

I dig what he was saying, I'm more impressed with this guy the more I hear him talk about music and attitude.

Feels like a Bruford beat.