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Mike Portnoy(Dream Theater, Liquid Tension Experiment) | | 1 | |
Eric Singer(Alice Cooper, Kiss, Black Sabbath) | | 1 | |
Neil Peart(one word...Rush) | | 0 | |
Ian Paice(Deep Purple) | | 0 | |
John Bonham(Led Zeppelin) | | 6 | |
Keith Moon(The Who) | | 2 | |
Alex Van Halen | | 0 | |
Jeff Campitelli(Joe Satriani) | | 0 | |
Jeremy Colson(Steve Vai) | | 0 | |
other(tell us who) | | 0 |
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| I'm just wondering who you think is the best rock drummer! For me it's Eric Singer with Alice Cooper. Eric has the showmanship and mindset of the great swing and Big band drummers, but the sounds of Heavy Metal and he's just fun to watch....Easier said than done! With Kiss: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9C1Hn8nIrIw With Alice Cooper: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpi6hGMQjFk
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| | Keith Moon. He can do anything Bonham can do, AND put more energy and drive into it.
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| | If you have to ask there is no use. Every drummer 30 and over with half the intelligence of an ant knows this answer. NO, Its not THE BIG GIANT HEAD contrary to popular belief. |
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| Amrawco (3/22/2008)
If you have to ask there is no use. Every drummer 30 and over with half the intelligence of an ant knows this answer. NO, Its not THE BIG GIANT HEAD contrary to popular belief.
heh-heh....good one! Ah, the good old days on Evans...I certainly miss them. |
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| Krispy Kirk (3/22/2008)
Is that you Catwoman?I don't get it? Oh.... The gimmick thing. Sometimes the gimmick thing can get you famous. Welcome, Quasimoto! I could have two giant bells behind my kit instead of gongs! 
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| | This is a futile question. Every drummer listed is excellent in their element. Some a more versitile than others and part of playing at that level means knowing your strengths and weaknesses then going with your best. If your talking about complexity you have Neil Peart and John Bonham, if you're talking force and speed you have a whole list of others. But there are also a list of pioneers that came long before everyone on the list. If you look at things Buddy Rich was doing, you can see many of the techniques in use today. AND HE DID IT IN A SUIT! Now, I am not saying Buddy was the best ever... and I know that the question is about the best ROCK drummer, but you can't look to the present without looking at the past and where it all came from. |
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| True!
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