Additional footage filmed in a Paris television studio the following December was added for the original 1972 release.
"During this song's performance, Mason loses a drumstick and keeps playing with one hand whilst retrieving another, without missing a beat."I don't really see the point of this sentence. All drummers lose sticks, that's why they always have a pot of them nearby. - Unsigned statement made by 82.70.200.181, 17:11, 5 December 2006 (UTC).
He does miss a beat too. About three of them. - Unsigned statement made by Paradoxtwin, 00:41, 11 March 2007 (UTC).
Of course he could retrieve another, you dont think he would have many spare sets of sticks right next to him? If you are comparing word usage of 'retrieve' versus 'pick up another', that is just a silly matter and not worth a debate.
Don't forget, the second half of Echoes. Nick actually breaks a stick and, really, without missing a beat, he tosses over his left shoulder, pulls another out and keeps going. Its near the end of the song, on the original content at least.
"During this song's performance, Mason loses a drumstick and keeps playing with one hand whilst retrieving another, without missing a beat."I don't really see the point of this sentence. All drummers lose sticks, that's why they always have a pot of them nearby. - Unsigned statement made by 82.70.200.181, 17:11, 5 December 2006 (UTC).
He does miss a beat too. About three of them. - Unsigned statement made by Paradoxtwin, 00:41, 11 March 2007 (UTC).
Of course he could retrieve another, you dont think he would have many spare sets of sticks right next to him? If you are comparing word usage of 'retrieve' versus 'pick up another', that is just a silly matter and not worth a debate.
Don't forget, the second half of Echoes. Nick actually breaks a stick and, really, without missing a beat, he tosses over his left shoulder, pulls another out and keeps going. Its near the end of the song, on the original content at least.
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