Uploaded December 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Decibel Geek Podcast & Decibel Geek TV Presents:
Episode 434: Rhythm Section Draft
We’re back this week to pick our favorite bass and drum combos with our Rhythm Section Draft! While the singer and guitarist tend to get the most fanfare in bands, there’s nothing like a groove being laid down by the bass and drums. When this unit is locked in, it can produce magical results. The rock genre has been home to some amazing rhythm sections from the 60’s on. With so many to choose from, we go back and forth and pick our choices. 20 total picks are made (10 for each of us). We think you’ll agree with some picks and probably be infuriated with others. Got an idea of YOUR Top 10 rhythm sections? List them below in the comments! We hope you enjoy our Rhythm Section Draft and SHARE with a friend!
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Decibel Geek Podcast & Decibel Geek TV Presents:
Episode 434: Rhythm Section Draft
We’re back this week to pick our favorite bass and drum combos with our Rhythm Section Draft! While the singer and guitarist tend to get the most fanfare in bands, there’s nothing like a groove being laid down by the bass and drums. When this unit is locked in, it can produce magical results. The rock genre has been home to some amazing rhythm sections from the 60’s on. With so many to choose from, we go back and forth and pick our choices. 20 total picks are made (10 for each of us). We think you’ll agree with some picks and probably be infuriated with others. Got an idea of YOUR Top 10 rhythm sections? List them below in the comments! We hope you enjoy our Rhythm Section Draft and SHARE with a friend!
Tune in! Subscribe and Like!
Website: decibelgeek.com
Subscribe on iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/decibel-geek-podcast/id433426711?mt=2Here
Facebook: facebook.com/decibelgeek
Twitter: twitter.com/DecibelGeekPod










