Hey, yall musicians out there, riddle me this.

[raccoon]

In the song “Nothing but a Good Time” by Poison, toward the end of the song (starts about 3:48 in this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7vicm8GQ_4), you hear a sort of sweeping sound about half a dozen times.

Anyone know what it is?

[Symarip]

1. synthesized drum effects

[Iggo]

2. Damn, you're fast. (n/t)

[Symarip]

3. There's no way I'm sitting through the whole song

[raccoon]

4. You didn't like the song? I think those glam rock dudes are SO sexy,

and I was in my 30's in the 1980's. :-)

[TZ]

6. LOL. Symarip is very ummmm picky about music

Idiot doesn't even like Rush...:P

[Symarip]

7. Remember that show I invited you to?

Oh wait. I didn't invite you. There's a reason for that.

[Symarip]

8. Uhhh... No. I think the song was and still is horrible

If it's your thing, that's totally fine. Someone who has no taste in anything already mentioned in this topic, I'm a musical oddity.

Back to your original question. The fade in drum blast was a popular effect in the 80s for some reason. A much better band, The Cult, used it extensively on the album Sonic Temple.

[TZ]

9. "Someone who has no taste in anything already .."

Wok n Roll Manasshole!:P

[Symarip]

10. You can make fun of this place all you want

This is only the place I live, it's not where I'm from.

[old mark]

5. Not a big fan of Glam rock, but I must say

CC Deville really is one hell of a guitarist.

I also recently discovered Mick Mars from the Crue - I tended to ignore these two guys for over 20 years because of their look, but they really can play!!.

mark