Search - Bonham :: The Disregard of Timekeeping

Great Drumming

Mike | Fairfax, Virginia USA | 03/17/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Ok, so this album came out near the tailend of the real big-haired, screaming 80's bands (you know who you are), but this one has really stood the test of time. I broke the CD out after letting it sit for at least a couple of years and was reminded of how good a drummer Jason Bonham is. He turns beats inside out, drives forward with a thundering backbeat and uses very tasteful fills throughout. Get this if you want to hear some wonderful rock drumming done with style."

Overlooked album of the late 1980s

Nick Sterling | United States | 04/08/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Contrary to most people's opinions of sons-or-daughers-of-famous-musicians, --generally spoiled and abysmally untalened--Jason and the rest of the band exhibit excellent musicianship and songwriting ability.



It's unfortunate that this album is out of print; it's worth buying for side A alone."

Of course it has a huge Zeppelin vibe

Alicia | Connecticut, USA | 05/26/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"The bands name and the person who started this project is John Bonham's son, his legacy for gods sake. The music is great and it does have originality. Why would you insult that, or that he was trying to get rich and steal his father's style. He grew up with it and it is in his viens. I feel John would be proud. I love "Wait for You" and know many others who do as well. And let's not forget to give credit to the rest of the band and Daniels vocals are spot on. Good for them. So stop trying to say thety are Zeppelin rip offs, just intensely influenced. And of course they would be. Hence the name BONHAM!!!



Alicia from Connecticut, USA"