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Music Appreciation

maxrandb

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8. There was a part in Going Mobile

Reply to steelyboo (Reply #7)

Wed Apr 15, 2026, 08:42 PM

Apr 15

where he switches his dominate right foot bass pedal to his left foot mid-song.

I heard a guy describe that as being like a right-handed guitar player just flipping the guitar over mid-song and playing it left handed.

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Keith Moon didn't do drum solos, because he treated EVERY song like a drum solo [View all] maxrandb Apr 15 OP

I've said it before... bluescribbler Apr 15 #1

This is why I say that bluescribbler Apr 15 #2

For me, it was this simple song maxrandb Apr 15 #6

Ain't that the truth duckworth969 Apr 15 #3

Yes indeedy! calimary Apr 15 #5

He was a madman on drums. SergeStorms Apr 15 #4

If you have not seen "Amazing Journey: The Story of The Who" (2007) steelyboo Apr 15 #7

There was a part in Going Mobile maxrandb Apr 15 #8