In Episode 383 of History in Five Songs with Martin Popoff, Martin celebrates the often-overlooked influence of rock and metal drummers. He explores how musicians like Neil Peart, Phil Collins, Lars Ulrich, and John Bonham shape their bands through songwriting, vocals, and their distinctive playing styles.
<ol>
 <li>Triumph – “Allied Forces” </li>
 <li>Metallica – “Fight Fire with Fire” </li>
 <li>Scorpions – “Arizona”</li>
 <li>Deep Purple – “Sacred Land”</li>
 <li>Led Zeppelin – “In My Time of Dying”</li>
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In Episode 383 of History in Five Songs with Martin Popoff, Martin celebrates the often-overlooked influence of rock and metal drummers.  He explores how musicians like Neil Peart, Phil Collins, Lars Ulrich, and John Bonham shape their bands through songwriting, vocals,  and their distinctive playing styles.


  Triumph – “Allied Forces” 

  Metallica – “Fight Fire with Fire” 

  Scorpions – “Arizona”

  Deep Purple – “Sacred Land”

  Led Zeppelin – “In My Time of Dying”


Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Episode 383 of History in Five Songs with Martin Popoff, Martin celebrates the often-overlooked influence of rock and metal drummers.  He explores how musicians like Neil Peart, Phil Collins, Lars Ulrich, and John Bonham shape their bands through songwriting, vocals,  and their distinctive playing styles.

History in Five Songs Episode 383: Uncommonly Important Drummers

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