Another brick in the wall:
The Lead guitar was used for strumming and small pieces in part 1. There were no drums. the strumming itself gave a good jingle. The heavy feeling was infact the keyboards here. The children playing at the background gave a smooth ending. The helicopter coming in was something special.
The drums were heavy in the Happiest Days of our Lives. The strumming continues. The continuous rolling of drums at the end had some great effects. Part 2 of the song involves a catchy lead guitar rhythm along with perfectly synchronized bass. The children added the sucker punch I think.... the lead guitar piece at the end was probably one of the best in rock history.... not to mention it was backed up by an awesome display of bass, keyboards and drums.....
The Lead guitar was used for strumming and small pieces in part 1. There were no drums. the strumming itself gave a good jingle. The heavy feeling was infact the keyboards here. The children playing at the background gave a smooth ending. The helicopter coming in was something special.
The drums were heavy in the Happiest Days of our Lives. The strumming continues. The continuous rolling of drums at the end had some great effects. Part 2 of the song involves a catchy lead guitar rhythm along with perfectly synchronized bass. The children added the sucker punch I think.... the lead guitar piece at the end was probably one of the best in rock history.... not to mention it was backed up by an awesome display of bass, keyboards and drums.....
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