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sigod

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Posted: October 27 2010 at 17:12

^^ okay these guys I like a lot. Clap

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Posted: December 03 2010 at 09:22

Yeah, Neal Peart would definatly be the best choice, but there is obviously no chance of that dream ever coming true. so maybe Dave Mcgraw. he is scary good and very fast. he'd be a possible replacement.
It really hurts knowing that the best dummer in progressive music today isnt with the best band ever, but what ever he is going through (mid-life crisis) is probly pretty bad, so if he ever comes back, we his deticated fans will be waiting with open arms.

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Posted: December 03 2010 at 09:24

nehlicht12 wrote:

Yeah, Neal Peart would definatly be the best choice, but there is obviously no chance of that dream ever coming true. so maybe Dave Mcgraw. he is scary good and very fast. he'd be a possible replacement.
It really hurts knowing that the best dummer in progressive music today isnt with the best band ever, but what ever he is going through (mid-life crisis) is probly pretty bad, so if he ever comes back, we his deticated fans will be waiting with open arms.

Best drummer? I would have to disagree with that. Gavin Harrison drums circles around MP, IMO. And as much a fan of Peart as I am, I don't see Neil touching that style of drumming.

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