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Poll Question: whadda u tink
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    Posted: November 28 2004 at 22:01
who had the most influence world wide?
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ShockedNone of the above....

Mr. William Bruford.Stern Smile
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O frabjous day! Callooh! Callay!'
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he's gay lkfgb ,,,, tha notglclbf me

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What an ignorant ar*ewipe.

Leave, already, before I activley lobby to have you removed.



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"And, has thou slain the Jabberwock?
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dont take mto h
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I just saw the top prog percussionist in action... the mighty Carl Palmer.  My heart is still beating to his bass drum....
THIS IS ELP
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Agree with Peter,the one that has more influence is Bill Bruford, played in 18 bands, three of the big 5 prog, playd Rock, Prog' and Jazz, what else do you want?

Mow as a personal taste, I like Manu Katche's style very much and a non prog' drummer  Fergal Lawler from Cranberries, he's outstanding even if you don't like the music.

Iván

 
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Have not heard of the last three in the poll. Dont know where I've been all these years, but these strike me as unusual choices

I voted Phill Collins.

I would agree that Bill Bruford has been influential, but to be honest Neil Peart would win any 'best drummer' polls IMO.

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Pray tell me in their long and rich careers, what recordings makes you think the majority of Michael Shrieve and Airto Moreira recordings (as leader or session player) are Progressive Rock? And whilst you are comtemplating that, consider why you have ignored  Nana Vasconcelos, Zakir Hussain and Trilok Gurtu (how many times has Gurtu been voted top world percussionist, e.g. by Downbeat magazine)?

 

Dallabryan I think you are taking the piss - will you kindly replace it, flush the toilet , and wash your hands before leaving this place of convenience.
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Bill Bruford
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Definitely Bruford.
Odi profanum vulgus et arceo.
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the one and only, beautiful, lovely, most sexy, extraordinary,Inca roadish,gorilla taming 

Ruth Underwood!Take it away Ruth.
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Oops forget about her! Sorry Ruth!

Ruth & Bill!

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i name:

ruth underwood and mireille bauer (gong)
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Bruford broke down many many doors. He's performed in numerous genre's and has never been stuck in any groove. Jazz, Fusion, Rock, avante-garde... constantly evolving and pushing boundaries.   
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Originally posted by danbo danbo wrote:

Bruford broke down many many doors. He's performed in numerous genre's and has never been stuck in any groove. Jazz, Fusion, Rock, avante-garde... constantly evolving and pushing boundaries.   

Peart & Bruford

Some times the obvious answer just happens to be the correct answer. Nothing to choose between the two, but on all known evidence (interviews etc) Peart has been the most influential drummer over the last 25 years.

As Cert would put it :that is not opinion it is a statement of fact!Smile



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Of course that is in the opinion of only those drummer interviews YOU'VE read. I've read quite a few myself that regularly name Bruford AND Peart as an influence.

Both are in my TOP 5, BTW.

 

Oh, I'm about as good at drumming as you are at sit-ups. hehehehehe 
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Jaki Liebezeit
Followed by Robert Wyatt,Stomu Yamashta,Klaus Schulze,
Mani Neumeier Guy Evans and Pierre Moerlen

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Do 'The Stanley' otherwise I'll thrash you with some rhubarb.
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CARL PALMER
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make interesting points, I truly believe that for a
drummer to be the most influencal he needs to have
played on some of best progressive recordings.
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