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    Posted: November 17 2005 at 02:21
Neil Peart - Exit Stage Left; especially on La Villa Strangiato. Tight, crisp up-front recording.
Phil Collins - Genesis Live; heavy and wild, especially intro to Hogweed.
Mike Portnoy - 6:00
Danny Carey - The Grudge - nice crisp cymbals; like the china crash
Ian Mosley - Incubus - nice cymbal work here. Mosley is a great, underrated drummer. Likes his China                      crash. Also, in Out of this World(One of Marillion's greatest songs) just as the solo kicks in                      we get so loud crisp hi-hat work, simple but brilliant and emotive!)

Jeff Burrows - Any fans of The Tea Party? A really solid drummer. Anything from The Edges of Twilight.
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I'd like to add to the performances mentioned for Bill Bruford:

"Firth of Fifth" during the 1976 TOTT Tour. At the climax-end of Tony's syntheziser solo, Bill suddenly lets loose like a tightly compressed spring that has been released. (Phil doesn't join with Bruford until a few moments later when Steve begins his solo). It's really wild to listen to. Bruford showcases himself on that track.

 

 



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I find it hard to believe anybody who likes hevier Prog hasn't mentioned Chris Pienne from the Dillinger Escape Plan.  Say what you will about the music, but to no recognize his talent is wrong IMO.

Anyways, anything by Bruford and Collins, Peart, Cobham, Theodore and Soooo many more.

and Elvin Jones is indeed amazing.  If you haven't heard the 1st suite of A love Supreme yet, do so.  One of the greatest grooves ever recorded.
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I would't say Peart is the best, because at the top level of
playing, they are all the best ... Bruford, Portnoy, Cobham,
Weckl, are all "the best".

My favorite drummer to listen to ... Neil Peart. I love surgeon
like style of playing. He is awesome to watch. I can't stop
watching him work at a Rush show. A master.
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Originally posted by Runaway Runaway wrote:

Originally posted by romanm romanm wrote:

I heard a guy named Fer from a mexican group called Mana , he`s the best drummer ever.

 

 

Big fav of mine, saw Mana live , awesome.

Lets not forget Nick D'Virgilo, Zultan Zsorcz, Lenny White, Stewart Copeland, Chris Maitland, Virgil Donati and...

 

Dave Weckl!!!!

Oh poor Zoltán Csörsz how weird misspellings of his name are around !

                 He's a really excellent drummer, check out The Devil's Danceschool , for example.



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Bill Bruford- Indiscipline (live)
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Aren't we forgeting the great B. J. Wilson? He was Jimmy Page's second choice when Led Zeppelin was in formation, after Keith Moon & John Entwistle refused to quit The Who. Page and Wilson are both featured at the first Joe Cocker album, "With a Little Help form my Friends". As far as I know, Wilson did not want to quit Procol Harum and Plant suggested his old mate John Bonham (I have an early recording by The Band of Joy with Plant & Bonham together; Band of Joy's recordings at Plant's anthology "Sixty-Six to Timbuktu" do not feature Bonham).

Listen to Wilson playing at the live version of "Conquistador" and see for yourselves how amazing this guy was behind a drum kit.

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Neil: "Sod off, big nose!"

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Originally posted by ColonelClaypool ColonelClaypool wrote:

Originally posted by Tony R Tony R wrote:

Originally posted by ColonelClaypool ColonelClaypool wrote:

Prog drummers I'd say Neil Peart and Chris Maitland from PT.


Chris Maitland was a good drummer but surely you are referring to Gavin Harrison...


http://www.drummerworld.com/drummers/Gavin_Harrison.html




I'll stick with Chris Maitland, as I prefer PTs earlier stuff over In Absentia and Deadwing.


Sorry, Tony, I'm with the Colonel on this one - I much prefer Chris Maitland's work with PT; the live album 'Coma Divine' perfectly showcases his percussion work.

Pierre Moelin (RIP) - fantastic drummer, especially on 'Gazeuse'.

And has anyone mentioned this chap yet?:




Aaah - bless!

Neil Peart at his first drum kit (and apparently in his pyjamas....)

Who would have guessed this little boy would become the finest rock drummer of his generation? Best performances? Difficult to pick just one, but if I had to choose, I'd probably go for 'O Baterista' for best solo, and the album 'Moving Pictures' for best overall album.

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Originally posted by ulver982 ulver982 wrote:

Originally posted by Jeremy Bender Jeremy Bender wrote:

Nicholas Barker: Blessings Upon The Throne Of Tyranny, Kings Of The Carnival Creation, IHybrid Stigmata / The Apostasy IndoctriNation, Progenies Of The Great Apocalypse, Allehelgens Død I Helveds Rike, Cataclysm Children

 

Good call, Barker is an excellent drummer.

Let's not forget Hellhammer!  He's awesome on Arcturus' new album.

 

Hey Nick Barker is my favourite metal drummer. He is the drum-god. I sometimes can't believe a human can play so PERFECT!!!
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Originally posted by romanm romanm wrote:

I heard a guy named Fer from a mexican group called Mana , he`s the best drummer ever.

 

 

  Hey man, fher is the name of the singer of that mexican group, the drummer's name is alex, and that group is very bad, theyre a mexican copy of The police . They make crap music, believe me, i'm mexican and  i know this band since their early days.
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Drrr, ya I did forget Nick, Zoltan, and Maitland.  Maitland so good on Coma Divine, I could jizz my pants just thinking about it!
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Originally posted by romanm romanm wrote:

I heard a guy named Fer from a mexican group called Mana , he`s the best drummer ever.

 

 

Big fav of mine, saw Mana live , awesome.

Lets not forget Nick D'Virgilo, Zultan Zsorcz, Lenny White, Stewart Copeland, Chris Maitland, Virgil Donati and...

 

Dave Weckl!!!!
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Originally posted by Jeremy Bender Jeremy Bender wrote:

Nicholas Barker: Blessings Upon The Throne Of Tyranny, Kings Of The Carnival Creation, IHybrid Stigmata / The Apostasy IndoctriNation, Progenies Of The Great Apocalypse, Allehelgens Død I Helveds Rike, Cataclysm Children

 

Good call, Barker is an excellent drummer.

Let's not forget Hellhammer!  He's awesome on Arcturus' new album.
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You guys never heard Michi Dei Rossi's performance in LE ORME's 'Sospesi Nell Íncredibile' (first track of "Felona E Sorona")?
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I cant believe this thread got this far without a mention of Billy Cobham.
Original Mahavishnu Orchestra, plus his 70s solo albums which were jazz-
rock-prog kind of fusion.
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Paul Craddick on Enchant's A Blueprint Of The World

Jon Theodore on The Mars Volta's Frances The Mute
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I heard a guy named Fer from a mexican group called Mana , he`s the best drummer ever.

 

 
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Bill Bruford: Heart Of The Sunrise
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Originally posted by Tony R Tony R wrote:

Originally posted by ColonelClaypool ColonelClaypool wrote:

Prog drummers I'd say Neil Peart and Chris Maitland from PT.


Chris Maitland was a good drummer but surely you are referring to Gavin Harrison...


http://www.drummerworld.com/drummers/Gavin_Harrison.html




I'll stick with Chris Maitland, as I prefer PTs earlier stuff over In Absentia and Deadwing.
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