Ringo Starr - Instant Amnesia Lyrics

His best drumming of this century

Great drumming from Ringo!!!

Great song!!!

Total jam from Ringo!!

Ringo Rocks! Screw Regis P and his low brow posing.

My favorite Ringo song

Absolutely
^..^~~

such wonderful drumming on "Instant Amnesia" o.O

just blows my mind!

D Gilmour en guitarra! Excelente!

+Rafael De Cesare It's Steve Dudas, not Gilmour, on this track.

"Stop, ya bastards, stop!"

American Idiot killed it.
Songs like Homecoming are nice though

Dookie was great, but after that they lost it.

Ha, I am mexican :P
Green Day USE to be rock-punk, in the 90's, you know, Dookie.
Their new albums are weak, I just want to hope that Uno!, Dos! and Tré! will fix it.

I didn't grew listening to that but to some punk revival bands like Sum41 and Green Day. I don't like Metallica's songs lyrics

I like metallica, massively overrated, but ok, Nirvana is much better, Kurt just was a superior songwriter, and he made many jokes about inlfuences in letters he wrote to labels, but he always mentioned his love for the beatles without any irony or wit.
He liked playing Julia at session breaks, sadly he didn't enjoy playing live, he was jealous of how much guys like freddy mercury loved the stage.
And hearing Nirvana unplugged, my fave besides claptons, he just ad that feel many miss.

I don't like how Cobain is overrated, especially from kids who listen to Metallica and think they know a thing about music.

Krist was just as good on the bass, damn, he played some awesome basslines, one of the best rythm sections of the last 30 years, and kurt would have widened his musical spectrum, friends of him rgue on their next album kurt would have explored much outside of grunge, he wanted to work with the guys from R.E.M for example.

Can't say I am a Nirvana fan, but Grohl was certainly the most talented man in the band

i'm 21, i know what you mean, the 80s drummers where too pompuous with too big kits, and the 80s drum sound made everybody sound massive, but there were some great drummers around, my favorite from the late 80s early 90s era is dave grohl.

Wish I was alive back then (I'm 14), but, didn't drumming went to a dark era in the 80's?
Well, I never really cared for nothing after the 70's, but a few exceptions.

great storie, heard it from many drummers, i forgot the name, but one drummer who was in a really famous 80s band said when he saw the ed sullivan show at age 4 or 5, he knew what he wanted to do.

Ringo got me into drumming, after watching Help! (The movie) I knew what I wanted to do.

Ringo actually got me into drumming, I saw Help! (The movie) and that was enough for me to want to be a drummer

i know, but i like quotes, so i can bash them into any ringo bashers face xD
phil collins, dave grohl, steve smith, just 3 of ringos biggest fans, my alltime favoirte drummer.

Sorry, didn't find it, but, every drummer ever was inspired by Starr.
He had this unique feel.

i love the beatles bible, if you find it there would be awesome.

Well, I could look it up in The Beatles Bible, but not quite sure it's there

i know that problem too, there should be some site on the net that really searches for all quotes and collects them, one big site, would be awesome.

That's a problem, I saw the quote weeks ago, fell in love with it and forgot the source.
Sorry, but it's up to you to believe me.
Sorry again.

i find ot on a youtube video of rinogs i'm the greatest, show me where you found it otherwise, i'd like to know.

I saw it in both YouTube and Google...

that's the problem with quotes, you google them, but they don't show up, doesn't mean they never said it, probably nobody wrote it up onto the net by now, but then againi think a bonham quote about a beatle member would have surely showed up

I remember reading that Bonham said: "I'm just a Ringo that hits harder".

i seem to remember bonham talking in an interview he doesn't like drummers who do too much high hat work and the like, and ringo used them a lot, not too sure of he was a ringo fan, i know of many, but never heard bonzo mention him.

They were buds. Bonham shaved ringo's eye brow off once when he passed out.

Ringo inspired Bonham afterall

Ringo can do ANYTHING (yes, he flies)

Ringo sounds like Bonham here, always knew he could have done zep if he wanted...

he played keyboards (in a vid from 69 you can paul pülay piano, ringing joining him and paul improvising the lines didn't knew rich could play the keys) and acoustic and electric guitars, he did so with rory storm in hamburg too.

This record was almost like a continuation of the greatness that was Vertical Man.
Never got as good as VM/RR

Como pollos todos los demás beatles!

also sounds a little like Tin Machine...

To me, the verse sounds a lot like a slowed down version of 'I Found Out', from John Lennon's 'Plastic Ono Band' album - Ringo played drums on that whole album.

Also, I'm sure that 'Instant Amnesia' as a title must owe something to Lennon's 'Instant Karma'.

Good track.

"Stop ya bastard, stop!" haha love it, one of the best lines ever in a song.

@cometandcupids In the SPLHCB

Ringo rocks, this song is awesome, i heard, Ringo played another diferent instruments in this album, it´s true??

great stuff