Which DLC album is the best for drummers?

[KennyWenny732]

Sgt. Pepper's has some more interesting drum charts. Rubber Soul has some fun songs drum-wise, but they are more generic straight-foward pattern drumming. Sgt. Pepper is moer sporadic, creative fill based drumming. Songs like A Day in the Life and Within You Without You are loads of fun on drums.

Depends on what style you like more. I would stay away from Abbey Road drums, many of theme are rather slow, and one song has no drums period.

Guitar wise I think Sgt. Pepper easily wins however, very fun charts. Dreamscapes on Sgt. Pepper also kick ass.

[BeatlesFan88]

I don't see how people are saying rubber soul. I think most of the songs are boring in it.

[supernova1324]

Sgt. Peppers easily. Rubber Soul is boring on drums and Abbey Road is more balanced.

[grim88]

The problem i have with a lot of beatles drum charts is that i'm not good on the patterns that are like this:

two notes - space - two notes - space repeat.

Or, more visually, like this:
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[pelemerengue]

It's clearly going to come down to personal preference, but I think Rubber Soul has about eight or nine really solid drum songs (not including "What Goes On" which, like "I Feel Fine" and "I Wanna Be Your Man", is difficult to the point of ridiculousness) whereas Sgt. Pepper only has about four.

I will say, though, that out of the four good Sgt. Pepper DLC drum songs, two of them are both surprisingly great: "Within You Without You" and "When I'm Sixty-Four". The tabla chart in the former is amazing and the quiet percussion in the latter really caught me off guard. Rubber Soul is a more balanced "drummer" album overall, but these two Sgt. Pepper songs probably have better drum tracks than anything on Rubber Soul.

Aaaaand I have nothing to say about Abbey Road because I still haven't bought it.