50 drummers
who is the best drummer ever?
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It was said once before - Mike PortnoyComment
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Gil Moore of Triumph.Promote Wildmatch, ImLive, Sexier.com, and more!!

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One of my favorites is Simon Phillips I really like his style.Originally posted by sickkittens
You guys are funny. Here are some real drummers.
Buddy Rich
Gene Krupa
John Bonham
Dale Crover
Danny Carey
Keith Moon
Steve Gadd
Roy Haynes
Louie Bellson
Tony Williams
Billy Cobham
Terry Bozzio
Joe Morello
Carl Palmer
Bill Bruford
Dennis Chambers
Art Blakey
Max Roach
Elvin Jones
Vinnie Colaiuta
Dave Weckl
Simon Phillips
Terry Bozzio is great and ofcourse Weckl , Colaiuta, everyone
on this list is great. Also Stewart Copeland is good and Jack de Johnette.
And Journey drummer Steve Smith and many many more.Comment
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He basically played like a psycho, putting his heart and soul into it. Someone earlier on this thread said he had no talent. That someone is an idiot.Originally posted by jollyperv
KEITH MOON assholes.
Fuck techinque, he didn't have it...but it just didn't matter. Nobody played like him.Promote Wildmatch, ImLive, Sexier.com, and more!!

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blasting slayer now...dave has that 80's metal nuch covered..no one had his speed with the compositionComment
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The thread says BEST DRUMMER.........not favorite drumming in a band.......
Buddy Rich is the most talented drummer of all time even though I would rather listen to John Boneham or Neil Peart.
But I mean, come on, Buddy Rich is the best by far.Comment
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FinnOriginally posted by Finn
One of my favorites is Simon Phillips I really like his style.
Terry Bozzio is great and ofcourse Weckl , Colaiuta, everyone
on this list is great. Also Stewart Copeland is good and Jack de Johnette.
And Journey drummer Steve Smith and many many more.
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its a serious honor when someone with a post count of 6 from 2001 actually makes a post in your thread
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I did deisgn work with a company for his website back in 1998 when he just formed his Dave Weckl Band. Met him and everything, watching him live is craazzzy.Originally posted by DeanCapture
Yea - Dave Weckl kicks major ass - I have 3 of his CDs.
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Yeah it's Neil Peart.Comment
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After careful consideration I think the best drummer ever could be Brat from Got Jizz.Comment
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You are welcome, ytcracker! Nice thread!Originally posted by ytcracker
its a serious honor when someone with a post count of 6 from 2001 actually makes a post in your thread
thank you
Last few weeks I've been posting like never before, though.
I think this is my third post this year already
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Hi DeanOriginally posted by DeanCapture
Yea - Dave Weckl kicks major ass - I have 3 of his CDs.
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One of my favorite subjects (since I used to play drums for a living) Let me borrow from this list and add a couple.
Drummers most influental to me when I was growing up.
http://www.vinniecolaiuta.com
Steve Gadd
Tony Williams
Terry Bozzio <----I used to take lessons from
Bill Bruford
Simon Phillips
Gary Husband (used to play with Alan Holdsworth)
Billy Cobham
Jeff Porcaro (deceased)
http://www.natewoodmusic.com <---check out my young friend Nate .Wood ....drummer for "The Calling" for awhile.....plays ALL INSTRUMENTS on his own records. Writes, sings, plays guitar, keywords, bass & drums - NO COMPUTER BULLSHIT.Comment
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VERY good selection - actually the three I would select.Originally posted by Matt Frackas
Terry Bozzio <----I used to take lessons from
Bill Bruford
Simon Phillips
One fine effort by Bozzio:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...music&n=507846
The track "Only Thing She Needs" is extremely good - my favorite headbanging tune of all time.
Bruford: I especially like the albums he has made under his own name.
I'd also like to mention the drummers on Steely Dan's albums. They may not be as "flashy" as some of the above-mentioned but they do the job very nicely indeed.Comment
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Yep. I used to listen to ALL that stuff. Worked on a record with Walter Becker in his studio in MauiOriginally posted by Maru
VERY good selection - actually the three I would select.
One fine effort by Bozzio:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...music&n=507846
The track "Only Thing She Needs" is extremely good - my favorite headbanging tune of all time.
Bruford: I especially like the albums he has made under his own name.
I'd also like to mention the drummers on Steely Dan's albums. They may not be as "flashy" as some of the above-mentioned but they do the job very nicely indeed.
One of the highlights of my drumming career.
That stuff also brings to mind the music of:
Brand X
Allan Holdsworth
John McLaughlin
and I FORGOT drummers:
Chad Whackerman
Michael Walden!!! For some of you younger drummers....go back and check out some of his shit...WTF!
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...glance&s=music
the first song on this record (they dont have a long enough sample for you to hear when the drums come in) one of my favorite performances by a drummer EVER. MICHAEL WALDEN ...dude....look out.Comment

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