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Greatest DRUMMER ever in a rock band or wuteva.

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WayneTeK

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If you listent to BLIND from KORN, you will understand the complexity of the rhythm the drummer must follow. It's amazing. I also vote for Travis and Chad from Red Hot Chili Peppers. Great drummers.

If naming, please name BANDS as well for most ppl don't know individual drummer names too well.
 
Neil Peart for the win.

EDIT : He's the drummer in Rush, for those who didn't know. He switched from matched drumming to traditional. So skilled. ~_~
 
keep it with bands guys for ppl that don't know drummers too well.. a lot of ppl know band names but not individual drummer names.
 
Originally posted by: LoKe
Neil Peart for the win.

EDIT : He's the drummer in Rush, for those who didn't know. He switched from matched drumming to traditional. So skilled. ~_~
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:thumbsup:

he is so famous, his drum kit tours the country without him
 
Buddy Rich.

Search for his muppets video. Funny stuff. Should be on drummerworld.com. 🙂

Yes Neil Peart rocks. (literally). His drumming could be considered a martial art. Likewise, it keeps him fit. 🙂

EDIT: here
 
Top 5:

1) Keith Moon - The Who
2) Neil Peart - Rush
3) John Bonham - Led Zep
4) Ginger Baker - Cream
5) Ian Paice - Deep Purple
 
Carl Palmer (Emerson, Lake & Palmer) is the best I've seen in a rock band ... the best I've ever heard was Buddy Rich.
 
Originally posted by: Amused
Originally posted by: yellowfiero
#1 - John Bonham

#2 - Keith Moon

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No one has ever come close to Bonham (Led Zeppelin). Not even close by a mile.
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Agreed 100%. I'd put Neil Peart at #2.

Peart's technical skill is simply amazing. Bonzo's genius is harder to describe. I wouldn't call it technical skill. It's more like pure power, energy, and soul. Without him, Zeppelin could never have been the same.
 
I always thought the drummer from DMB was good. Was always impressed by the wide range of percussion he incorporated, and just really liked the sound of it all combined.

But I'm not very well versed on drummers. I always thought tho, that the complexity "sound" from Metal drummers was partially attributed to the heavy use of double bass pedals. Then again, I haven't listed to Korn since their debut album, much less much other rock.

On a lighter note:

The kid from Drum Line FTW!!!!
 
Originally posted by: Amused
Originally posted by: yellowfiero
#1 - John Bonham

#2 - Keith Moon

/thread.
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No one has ever come close to Bonham (Led Zeppelin). Not even close by a mile.
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Jack DeJohnette, Philly Joe Jones, and Tony Williams. The real drummers are in jazz.
 
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