I've no idea where any drummer ranks, but i know who my favorites are :)
1: Roger taylor (Early Queen)
2: Nick Mason (Pink Floyd)
3: Eric Carr (KISS)
4: John Bonham (Led Zeppelin)
5: Steven Adler (Guns n roses)
6: Harry James (Thunder)
Talking of KISS and peter criss, i don't think he was as good as his replacement eric carr. Theres a funny video on you tube of peter criss singing Beth out front during a KISS concert while totaly wasted, it's rather amusing
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zK2fqcBRahM
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color="#FF00FF">its_a_hard_life wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Roger's top for me but so is Keith Moon also...Cozy Powel ROCKS! [/QUOTE]
I've changed my mind now.
1. Keith Moon.
2. Roger Taylor.
3. Dave Grohl.
I've changed my mind now.
1. Keith Moon.
2. Roger Taylor.
3. Dave Grohl.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]AmeriQueen wrote: [/QUOTENAME]As a drummer, where would you put Roger Taylor amongst the greatest? The popular choice of greatest always seems to be Neil Pert(spelling?) of Rush. I admit he's amazing as hell, but this past year's tour has made me feel comfortable putting Roger as my top choice. Who are the drum gods? I'm no expert, but here's my list:
1. Roger Taylor
2. John Bonham
3. Tony Thompson(The Power Station)
4. Budgie(Siouxsie + Banshees, The Creatures)
5. Rick Allen(with 2 arms, still amazing with 1)
6. Roger Taylor(Duran Duran)
7. Cozy Powell
8. drummer for White Lion
9. Lars Ulrich
10. Will Calhoun(Living Colour)[/QUOTE]
Oui, Neil Peart always does seem to be up in the top, as he is on my list. But... I'd say Roger's second only to Neil, for me anyways.
1. Roger Taylor
2. John Bonham
3. Tony Thompson(The Power Station)
4. Budgie(Siouxsie + Banshees, The Creatures)
5. Rick Allen(with 2 arms, still amazing with 1)
6. Roger Taylor(Duran Duran)
7. Cozy Powell
8. drummer for White Lion
9. Lars Ulrich
10. Will Calhoun(Living Colour)[/QUOTE]
Oui, Neil Peart always does seem to be up in the top, as he is on my list. But... I'd say Roger's second only to Neil, for me anyways.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Mr Fred wrote: [/QUOTENAME]This is such a studip topic. Those that are the best is seriously not in the "mainstream" world, as queen, rush, zeppelin and the other. And on the other hand, you have to think of how well the drummer fits into the music the group play. Charlie Watts in the Stones will never end up on such a list, but he's doing a great job, beacuse he does what he needs to to. But if you would put Charlie into Queen, it would not be a good choice. It wouldn't be queen, as rogers style is so much a part of the queen sound. The opposite off course too.
When I hear some concerts on my school (music University) I hear drummers that do things roger only can dream of doing, but it isn't fair to compare, as I said. People do different things....
I agree with you. I still think you can notice rock drummers that are better than others, and make a list. But you are right in that the greatest drummers in the world are not likely the rock legends whos names we all know.
When I hear some concerts on my school (music University) I hear drummers that do things roger only can dream of doing, but it isn't fair to compare, as I said. People do different things....
I agree with you. I still think you can notice rock drummers that are better than others, and make a list. But you are right in that the greatest drummers in the world are not likely the rock legends whos names we all know.
ROGIE WOGIE FO EVA!!!!!!!
i don't know....I think ringo starr and phil collins are very good aswell
Drummer from white Lion is Greg d'Angelo - he's nothing outstanding, but does play some good stuff on the Mane Attraction album, and a good solo in their version of Radar Love.
I suppose technically you can ascertain the 'best' drummer, by measuring how many specific fills they can play, how fast they can play them etc..., but that'll never usually produce most of the drummers that people will rate of their favourites - these which usually relate to how that person's music has affected them through their life.
My personal faves are arrived at by how much I like their music, for their style of playing, what they do/don't play in a song, their technique and their influence (although I recognise that they are possibly not solely tecnhically as good as, say, Gene Krupa, Buddy Rich, Eric Delaney, Dennis Chambers, Pat Torley etc..) - they are:
Roger Taylor (of course!) - Queen
Dave Grohl - Foo Fighters/Nirvana
Harry James - Thunder
Dan Pred (Dn Reed Network - check out their Live At last double CD!)
Matt Sorum - G n R / Velvet Rvolver
Liberty Devitto - Billy Joel
If you ask me next week, I'd probably come up with a completely different list!
I suppose technically you can ascertain the 'best' drummer, by measuring how many specific fills they can play, how fast they can play them etc..., but that'll never usually produce most of the drummers that people will rate of their favourites - these which usually relate to how that person's music has affected them through their life.
My personal faves are arrived at by how much I like their music, for their style of playing, what they do/don't play in a song, their technique and their influence (although I recognise that they are possibly not solely tecnhically as good as, say, Gene Krupa, Buddy Rich, Eric Delaney, Dennis Chambers, Pat Torley etc..) - they are:
Roger Taylor (of course!) - Queen
Dave Grohl - Foo Fighters/Nirvana
Harry James - Thunder
Dan Pred (Dn Reed Network - check out their Live At last double CD!)
Matt Sorum - G n R / Velvet Rvolver
Liberty Devitto - Billy Joel
If you ask me next week, I'd probably come up with a completely different list!
in no order being a drummer of 15 years favorites are
Keith Moon
John Bonham
Phil Rudd
Stuart Copeland
Harry James
Rick Allen
Ringo
Ian Paice
Keith Moon
John Bonham
Phil Rudd
Stuart Copeland
Harry James
Rick Allen
Ringo
Ian Paice
1.)Ringo Starr :P He was the first drummer I'd heard.
2.)Roger Taylor
3.)Keith Moon
4.)John Bonham.
They all are pretty awesome :P
2.)Roger Taylor
3.)Keith Moon
4.)John Bonham.
They all are pretty awesome :P
Roger sucks. He should die.
Eventually. Hopefully of old age.
Or he'll just live forever, like me.
Eventually. Hopefully of old age.
Or he'll just live forever, like me.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=purple>Fre<font color=red>Me wrote: [/QUOTENAME]The only drummers I know is Phil Collins, and good old lesbian Roger :p[/QUOTE]
I wasnt aware that Roger is a lesbian :)
I wasnt aware that Roger is a lesbian :)
we love Roger the best, but Ginger Baker ought to be mentioned, and John Tempesta, who's had success with Armored Saint, Rob Zombie, and now the Cult
1.Roger
2.Roggie
3.Rogeriee
4.Mr.Taylor
5.Tayloriee
6.Taylors
7.Roggaah
2.Roggie
3.Rogeriee
4.Mr.Taylor
5.Tayloriee
6.Taylors
7.Roggaah
No mention of Mike Portnoy and Danny Carey yet...
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Mr Fred wrote: [/QUOTENAME]and what about this guy... can you compare him with roger or... no they do differnt things...
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1887293651082720270
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Yeah, I first saw that a couple years ago. It's absolutely mindblowing that a kid could do that. But it's far, far over the heads of the majority of people here, and anywhere. The majority of drummers, including professionals, cannot begin to understand much of what this kid is doing. John Bonham, Charlie Watts, Keith Moon, Ian Paice, and Roger Taylor don't stand a chance against this kid. This forum is filled mostly with teenagers who haven't been exposed to any decent musicians outside of the mainstream, so there really isn't much point in going in that direction. But who knows, maybe this topic could be a start.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Mr Fred wrote: [/QUOTENAME]and what about this guy... can you compare him with roger or... no they do differnt things...
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1887293651082720270
[/QUOTE]
Yeah, I first saw that a couple years ago. It's absolutely mindblowing that a kid could do that. But it's far, far over the heads of the majority of people here, and anywhere. The majority of drummers, including professionals, cannot begin to understand much of what this kid is doing. John Bonham, Charlie Watts, Keith Moon, Ian Paice, and Roger Taylor don't stand a chance against this kid. This forum is filled mostly with teenagers who haven't been exposed to any decent musicians outside of the mainstream, so there really isn't much point in going in that direction. But who knows, maybe this topic could be a start.
1.John Bonham
2.Roger Taylor
3.Ringo Star
4.Stewart Copleand
5.Kieth Moon
2.Roger Taylor
3.Ringo Star
4.Stewart Copleand
5.Kieth Moon