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pirategraham
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I tried answering last night, but appearently it didn't post.
1. Keith Moon (The Who)
2. Pete Thomas (Elvis Costello)
Alan
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KB2SMS
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Carl Palmer is my number 1
Joe Franco from the Good Rats my number 2.
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Todd TCE
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| Posted: Sun Jan 09, 2005 7:39 pm Post subject: |
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Pert's good.
Ainsley Dunbar
Keith Moon
Dream Theatre?> One rif drummer. Sorry, wouldn't make my list, all that yadada-yadada-yadada-yadada gets old quick.
Best drum kit?
Tie: Crue's revolving one or Queensryche.
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opitchi
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| Phil Ehart of Kansas |
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ckirby
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Alive:
Carl Parlmer
Neil Pert
Terry Bozio
Dead:
Keith Moon
Jon Bonham
Cozy Powell
And finally someone that should never be allowed to play the drums again:
Lars Ulich He is such a prima dona. |
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Garzilla
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Joined: 10 Jan 2005
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| I know I know..I might get shot for this, but Travis Barker from Blink182. I can't get over how insanely fast he is.. |
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Butterz
I live here.
Joined: 08 Feb 2004
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| i wouldn't put him in the top 10 or anything, but i'd say tommy lee has to go down in the top 100 somewhere. like the guy or not he's damn good at drums |
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Damn___Thiss
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| Jason Bonham.....Cesar Zuiderwijk.(Golden Earring)....Micheal Lee....John Bonham......Phil Collins...... |
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ruffdumpler
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| Posted: Tue Jan 11, 2005 1:44 pm Post subject: |
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Someone's gotta give Dave Grohl some props. For my money he made Nevermind truly great. Not to mention the last Queens of the Stone Age record....and Tenacious D!
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cg
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| Donny Brewer - Grand Funk Railroad |
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deathopie
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I have to go with Stewart Copeland of the Police. He really had a unique sound with the high pitched drums. I don't know how hard the stuff he played is to learn but it sure sounded complex and very cool. Keith Moon was a maniac on the drums. I don't think they could teach what he did.  |
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guy incognito
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Joined: 03 Jun 2003
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I take it we're supposed to name somebody who hasn't been mentioned yet?
Moe Tucker (Velvet Underground). Best female drummer by far, and that's not meant in a patronizing sense. |
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AMike
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Neil Peart
Mike Portnoy
Keith Moon
John Bonham
Buddy Rich
Gene Krupa
Kenny Aronoff
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XM in Dallas
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| AMike wrote: | Neil Peart
Mike Portnoy
Keith Moon
John Bonham
Buddy Rich
Gene Krupa
Kenny Aronoff |
Yeah, I don't know if Buddy Rich can be considered "rock," but he was awesome. I loved when he and Johnny Carson (a decent drummer himself) used to jam on The Tonight Show.
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Dedo
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| deathopie wrote: | | I have to go with Stewart Copeland of the Police. He really had a unique sound with the high pitched drums. I don't know how hard the stuff he played is to learn but it sure sounded complex and very cool. Keith Moon was a maniac on the drums. I don't think they could teach what he did. |
In a sence they do teach what Keith Moon did, it's called "pharmacology".
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