Best Rock Drummers

I've seen most of them and by far the two that stand out are Neil Peart of Rush and Ceasar Z. of Golden Earring. For non-rock I would say it's a no brainer with Buddy Rich.

zar07-20-2006 6:15pm

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roxy54 Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 8,081 posts 05-03-2022 at 04:50am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Definitely a poor effort. I remember feeling bad about it when it came out because the songs were lousy as far as I was concerned, and I really like the band.
pwdmark Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 33 posts 05-03-2022 at 04:36pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete At 60 years old, and on another world tour... Danny Carey is untouchable. Bill Bruford was his mentor and used to perform clinics with Carl Palmer.
rauliruegas Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 13,106 posts 05-03-2022 at 04:52pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Dear friends: Cerrone, Jim Keltner or Ron Tutt. Regards and enjoy the MUSIC NOT DISTORTIONS, R.
larsman Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 2,046 posts 05-03-2022 at 05:59pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete @goofyfoot - Most of what the Who did was a departure from what they did earlier. 'Tommy' was a departure from 'My Generation', for example. Bands that never depart from a formula will eventually bore their audience as well as themselves. I actually enjoyed 'Who Are You' more than 'Quadrophenia', especially the title track and John Entwistle's numbers. But I always like Entwistle songs! 👍
goofyfoot Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 1,383 posts 05-03-2022 at 06:12pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete @larsman I don't agree with you about other Who records being as drastically different from one another as 'Who Are You' was to The Who's earlier efforts. Anyway, if you like 'Who Are You' that much, then to each his own.