Was the band on SNL tonight

[Larry Kart]

I was watching Disco Whatever The Hell It Was, and it looked to me like what the drummer was playing did not match what I was hearing. Certainly none of his cymbal strokes were audible, which in itself may not prove anything, but it seemed to me like nothing he did matched up.

[Aggie87]

I was watching Disco Whatever The Hell It Was, and it looked to me like what the drummer was playing did not match what I was hearing. Certainly none of his cymbal strokes were audible, which in itself may not prove anything, but it seemed to me like nothing he did matched up.

I didn't see it, but if it's a modern pop group, it wouldn't surprise me. You remember Ashlee Simpson's famous lip sync hoe down episode on SNL a couple of years ago. I'd bet the majority of the younger, less talented pop musicians do it.

[JSngry]

Or maybe they were using a drum machine live. Might have been MIDI-ed/sequenced/whatever & the live drummer was just there for...whatever. Doesn't mean that the band wasn't "live", which these days...once you eliminate the scenario of nobody doing anything but pantomiming, what does that really mean anyway?

And technically, I don't think that too much of anything is "on tape" anymore...

[Alexander]

I was watching Disco Whatever The Hell It Was, and it looked to me like what the drummer was playing did not match what I was hearing. Certainly none of his cymbal strokes were audible, which in itself may not prove anything, but it seemed to me like nothing he did matched up.

Are you referring to Panic at the Disco? Their new album, "Pretty. Odd." is pretty darn good. Didn't see them on SNL though. "Nine in the Afternoon" is a fun song.

[Stereojack]

I was watching Disco Whatever The Hell It Was, and it looked to me like what the drummer was playing did not match what I was hearing. Certainly none of his cymbal strokes were audible, which in itself may not prove anything, but it seemed to me like nothing he did matched up.

I watched the show after reading your post (I usually tape the show and watch it the next day). It looked to me that the drummer was playing live, at least the few times that I could see him.

[Ron S]

I was watching Disco Whatever The Hell It Was, and it looked to me like what the drummer was playing did not match what I was hearing. Certainly none of his cymbal strokes were audible, which in itself may not prove anything, but it seemed to me like nothing he did matched up.

I watched the show after reading your post (I usually tape the show and watch it the next day). It looked to me that the drummer was playing live, at least the few times that I could see him.

Maybe it was Larry who was actually on tape.

[Larry Kart]

I was watching Disco Whatever The Hell It Was, and it looked to me like what the drummer was playing did not match what I was hearing. Certainly none of his cymbal strokes were audible, which in itself may not prove anything, but it seemed to me like nothing he did matched up.

I watched the show after reading your post (I usually tape the show and watch it the next day). It looked to me that the drummer was playing live, at least the few times that I could see him.

Maybe it was Larry who was actually on tape.

That often is the case. Besides, it was past my bedtime.