Greatest Drummers of All Time Stewart Copeland of the Police Neil Peart of Rush John Bonham Led Zepplin Matt Halpern
20 Answers to "Greatest Drummers of All Time Stewart Copeland of the Police Neil Peart of Rush John Bonham Led Zepplin Matt Halpern"
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Mike Portnoy of Dream Theater?
Buddy Rich?Like (5)
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Buddy rich,Gene Krupa,Ginger Baker,and Keith Moon.
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Keith Moon
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Gene Krupa FTW
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Lars Ulrich.
Buddy Rich
Gene KrupaLike (3)
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Well, I'm a drummer..and you're missing a few....
Gene Krupa, Buddy Rich, Charlie Adams, Tommy Lee, Don Brewer....
Let me know when you want me to stop, I can add about 10 moreLike (3)
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My son is a drummer...I could go on forever...those are just a few of my personal faves..
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Tony Williams, Flo Mounier, Jimmy Chamberlain, Danny Carey, Elvin Jones
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Danny Carey. <3 <3 <3Like (1)
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Larry Mullen Junior. Not because I think he's the best, but just because I love U2 and he is about the finest looking drummer around.
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LOve U2...love the drummimg in Bloody Sunday
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Topper Headon from the Clash, nicknamed the human drum machine ,for his impeccable timing ,not flashy, but he could play all styles very well, including the very tricky reggae/dub style,which even the mighty John Bonham failed miserably to nail, just listen to "D'Yer Maker" which is Zeps attempt at a reggae song ,he also wrote the music to Rock the Casbah and played piano and bass guitar on it.
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aww Baby....I am a Clash ****.....Guns of Brixton written by their bassist Paul Simmonon....baddest ever
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Yeah Paul was the coolest(still is) bass player on the planet. And that was a great track from a stunning classic album,i love train in vain. Im a bass player too. :)
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Tommy Aldridge and Neil Peart are my favorites. I have seen Rush a few times and Peart is a master. I got to see Tommy Aldridge with Pat Travers Band and he was amazing and maybe a little bit scary.
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Was there for Grace Under Pressure..Kansas was supposed to open but canceled.
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I have been fortunate to catch Rush three times. Once in 1981, then in 1984 and finally in 1997. I consider their music after Subdivisions as "new stuff".
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I always liked Copeland as well. Just like Keith Moon, he got accused of being sloppy. They are both in my top ten.
Have you ever listened to Gene Krupa?Like (2)
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YesI have...awesomes....I'm just in love with that reggae ghost note infused Copeland drum lovin'! ; )
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I have to start paying more attention to drummers... lol has anyone said Rick Allen
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Jimmy The Rev-Avenged 7x, Danny Carey-Tool. No contest.
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The Rev, One of my favourites... sucks he died thoughLike (1)
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I bawled my eyes out for SO long, man.
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Gene Hoglan!
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What about Rick Allen? He's only got one arm for Christ's sake!
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There was a cosmic reason for that accident.Like (1)
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Yes it's called alcohol and a high rate of speed.
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Neal Peart........Im a drummer........and I had to go see him play 10 times to watch the master............
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You're a drummer???? King Billy????Why you not say??
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Frank beard of zz top
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Pete Best or Ringo Star, would be a tough choice.
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Max when he was with Springsteen
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Best Answer (Chosen by Voting):
Posted by originnone Dec 5th, 2012 at 7:51PM
Buddy Rich by far.
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