BEST DRUM PERFORMANCE

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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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alan_pfeifer Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Senior Member Joined: December 05 2004 Status: Offline Points: 823	Posted: November 10 2005 at 21:56
	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.

ldlanberg Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Senior Member Joined: May 18 2005 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 249	Posted: November 10 2005 at 22:44
	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. Edited by ldlanberg
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Bt-Tor Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Senior Member Joined: November 13 2005 Location: Canada Status: Offline Points: 162	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. A great experimental Canadian rock band that unfortunately never really broke through anywhere else, except Austrialia.