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Stick with rock lol

Well, ....let's see ....in no particular order really....

 

John Bonham - Led Zeppelin

Steve Smith - Journey (no, not for his Journey work so to speak) but this cat is truly amazing

Mike Mangini - Dream Theatre (this guy is mind blowing!!)

Alex Van Halen - Did some really innovative cool stuff but still a "slap you in the face" drummer!

Simon Phillips - He can do anything, but played with Toto and Jeff Beck back in the day

Danny Carey - Tool ... I don't like Tool, but he's ridiculous!

Neil Peart - Rush, .. an amazing drummer, but moreso a great 'drum part arranger and writer' that could also pull it all off with ease and class!

 

Then you have your basic SOLID BACK_BEAT drummers and/or have showmanship:

Tommy Lee -  Not a great drummer really, but PERFECT for the Crue, and an amazing showman!

Michael Derosier - Heart (70's) totally solid!

Simon Kirke - Bad Company - solid!

 

Other mind-blowing talented drummers:

Vinnie Coliauta - Sting (most popular artist you'd know)

Dave Weckl - Studio drummer, fusion wizard

Virgil Donati - studio, fusion, ANYTHING ....this guy is a magician!

Thomas Lang - anything ... mystifying coordination!

 

All around:

Peter Erskine

Steve Gadd

JR Robinson

Ndugu Chancellor

 

then you have a Jazz category .....but ....just too much to say!

 

and on and on and on .................. :wave:

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Good stuff guys. I remember most of the obvious, because growing up in Cocoa Beach in the 70/80's period most of my brain cells got left behind. Probably the big reason I'm an umpire, I only need to know two words and don't have to count higher than 4!

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Gotta have Mike Portnoy on that list (original Dream Theater Drummer idk who it is now.)

YES ...sorry .... absolutley .... a VERY creative dude!!you forgot Sheila E
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Gotta have Mike Portnoy on that list (original Dream Theater Drummer idk who it is now.)

YES ...sorry .... absolutley .... a VERY creative dude!! you forgot Sheila E

she's no joke either!!!!!!!!

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Stick with rock lol

Well, ....let's see ....in no particular order really....

 

John Bonham - Led Zeppelin

Steve Smith - Journey (no, not for his Journey work so to speak) but this cat is truly amazing

Mike Mangini - Dream Theatre (this guy is mind blowing!!)

Alex Van Halen - Did some really innovative cool stuff but still a "slap you in the face" drummer!

Simon Phillips - He can do anything, but played with Toto and Jeff Beck back in the day

Danny Carey - Tool ... I don't like Tool, but he's ridiculous!

Neil Peart - Rush, .. an amazing drummer, but moreso a great 'drum part arranger and writer' that could also pull it all off with ease and class!

 

Then you have your basic SOLID BACK_BEAT drummers and/or have showmanship:

Tommy Lee -  Not a great drummer really, but PERFECT for the Crue, and an amazing showman!

Michael Derosier - Heart (70's) totally solid!

Simon Kirke - Bad Company - solid!

 

Other mind-blowing talented drummers:

Vinnie Coliauta - Sting (most popular artist you'd know)

Dave Weckl - Studio drummer, fusion wizard

Virgil Donati - studio, fusion, ANYTHING ....this guy is a magician!

Thomas Lang - anything ... mystifying coordination!

 

All around:

Peter Erskine

Steve Gadd

JR Robinson

Ndugu Chancellor

 

then you have a Jazz category .....but ....just too much to say!

 

and on and on and on .................. :wave:

Good list. My favorites in no particular order

Portnoy

Mangini

Peart

....and 3 not mentioned...

Carl Palmer (ELP)

Stewart Copeland (Police)

Scott Rockenfield (Queensryche)

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Stick with rock lol

Well, ....let's see ....in no particular order really....

 

John Bonham - Led Zeppelin

Steve Smith - Journey (no, not for his Journey work so to speak) but this cat is truly amazing

Mike Mangini - Dream Theatre (this guy is mind blowing!!)

Alex Van Halen - Did some really innovative cool stuff but still a "slap you in the face" drummer!

Simon Phillips - He can do anything, but played with Toto and Jeff Beck back in the day

Danny Carey - Tool ... I don't like Tool, but he's ridiculous!

Neil Peart - Rush, .. an amazing drummer, but moreso a great 'drum part arranger and writer' that could also pull it all off with ease and class!

 

Then you have your basic SOLID BACK_BEAT drummers and/or have showmanship:

Tommy Lee -  Not a great drummer really, but PERFECT for the Crue, and an amazing showman!

Michael Derosier - Heart (70's) totally solid!

Simon Kirke - Bad Company - solid!

 

Other mind-blowing talented drummers:

Vinnie Coliauta - Sting (most popular artist you'd know)

Dave Weckl - Studio drummer, fusion wizard

Virgil Donati - studio, fusion, ANYTHING ....this guy is a magician!

Thomas Lang - anything ... mystifying coordination!

 

All around:

Peter Erskine

Steve Gadd

JR Robinson

Ndugu Chancellor

 

then you have a Jazz category .....but ....just too much to say!

 

and on and on and on .................. :wave:

Good list. My favorites in no particular order

Portnoy

Mangini

Peart

....and 3 not mentioned...

Carl Palmer (ELP)

Stewart Copeland (Police)

Scott Rockenfield (Queensryche)

Yes to all ...............see what I mean ....too many to list!

Heard this cat this morning too ..... probably best known in the rock world as David Lee Roth's drummer, Gregg Bissonette .....he can do ANYTHING! AMAZING

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Scott Phillips (Creed/Alter Bridge) is an amazing drummer. More for his Alter Bridge and later Creed work but a very talented guy none the less

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:zzz: .......yawn.........scritchscratchscritch.......smack..smack..smack....ssstttrrreeetttccchhh... Is it freaking baseball season yet? Geez.

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:ZZZ: .......yawn.........scritchscratchscritch.......smack..smack..smack....ssstttrrreeetttccchhh... Is it freaking baseball season yet? Geez.

it's got your attention, ....you posted here! :smachhead:

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Speaking of 80's metal, y'all remember that movie "Heavy Metal?"

Who woulda thunk they'd put out an R-rated cartoon!!!  I got to see it when I was 12 and only 'cause my buddy and I fooled my mom into thinking it was "just" a cartoon movie about music and the R-rating was for language!  :hi5:   You could probably see us blushing even in the dark when the chicks (yes, chicks...this is an 80's dominant thread!) got naked, but the cake was the one who got it on with the robot!

Anyway, back to the music...I'll never forget the score from that movie and still have it to this day...Sammy Hagar, Stevie Nicks, Cheap Trick, GFR, Journey and several others.  Matter of fact, gonna play "Veteran of a 1000 Psychic Wars" by the Cult at my fast-approaching retirement!  :rock

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Yes to all ...............see what I mean ....too many to list!

Heard this cat this morning too ..... probably best known in the rock world as David Lee Roth's drummer, Gregg Bissonette .....he can do ANYTHING! AMAZING

 

And he's done an excellent job as an enforcer for the Phoenix Coyotes, and has scored a few goals lately ....

 

 

 

 

Oh.  Never mind.

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G&R Live from London '02 is on VH1 right now. Nevermind. It's not the real Guns N Roses.

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Those were some fun times. The club scene, the concerts...Ahhh, Confessions of a misspent youth :rock .The sheer volume of music that was being put out back then was amazing.

And almost all with 3 chords.  :wow:   Cat Scratch fever.  A B CC. A B C, A B CC C B A and repeat.  :beerbang:yippie:

No denying that. 80's metal was more about having a good time and the energy than complex music.  Though I always thought Ted was a underrated guitarist. There's plenty of talent in the rock world. I was also a big progressive fan...ELP, Yes, Genesis, King Crimson, Joe Satriani....And my favorite these days...Dream Theater.

UHMMMM..........Rush?! :D

 

Lets stay on track here guys! :wave:

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waaaaay off track before I came in! ;)

Yeah but you didn't try to stop it like you do all the other times.

By the way I don't mind any of my threads going off track.

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waaaaay off track before I came in! ;)

Yeah but you didn't try to stop it like you do all the other times.

By the way I don't mind any of my threads going off track.

But Rolando, you don't understand, ...I don't care about your threads! :wave:  :smachhead:

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Good One! :notworthy:

:D

I am guilty of being one of the hi-jackers though :no:

Keeping rolo on track is akin to asking the Govt to cut 80 some billion in spending! :) how about a new stat for our profile view, maybe tracking hijacks, or a hijacker of the month award?

This thread is about gear porn right? I mean who can resist morning gear porn

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