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first nominee would be to the Rapture for excellent use of cowbell in a dance song for "House of Jealous Lovers".
Some good moments in rock history, Twisted Sister "We're not going to take it" The four beat fill in the middle of GnR's, "Welcome to the Jungle" and four beat intro to Foreigners\'s "Everybody's working for the weekend"
Some good moments in rock history, Twisted Sister "We're not going to take it" The four beat fill in the middle of GnR's, "Welcome to the Jungle" and four beat intro to Foreigners\'s "Everybody's working for the weekend"
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If you're gonna mention G'nR, you better mention Nighttrain. That song is RIFE with cowbell!
YEEE-haw.
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I love the band Phish, and I was quite pleasantly suprised to hear cowbell in the song "46 Days" and then in "Heavy Things." So I guess the cowbell is a versatile percussion instrument. It can create a jam or progressive rock sound.
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The cowbell is what makes me put on "Welcome to the Jungle" when I drive home from work every night.
But listen to the intro of "Killing in the name" and enjoy how Rage Against The Machine's drummer is laying down that cowbell like there was no tomorrow. -
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don't mean to be cockblocking this post, but here is all of um'...
www.geekspeakweekly.com/cowbel...arch.pl
ps: loverboy does "working for the weekend"
pss: there is another tribe on here called "more cowbell" ...if ya'll wanna check it out?
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