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Who is your favorite drummer(s).

Keith Moon

Frank Beard

Just saw The Fantomas Melvins Big Band, with Dave Lombardo and Dale Crover both playing at once. Quite a hard act to beat.

I saw Animal and Buddy Rich do a drumbattle. Now that was something.

Animal won obviously, but we should keep the factually best drummer out of this, me thinks.

My favorite is probably Travis Barker or Tre Cool....

Dave Grohl or Brian Chase
two different stlyes but both good

Regardless of the general opinion, at the moment, it's still Joey Jordison because of his insane precision. If anyone owns Slipknot's "Disasterpieces" DVD, use the multi-angle feature to go to Camera 1 (Joey's #) on "People = Shit". Dude virtually operates each half of his body with a different brain.

He still isn't anywhere close to being a patch on Terry Bozzio.

I like Joey though. I think creatively he's very good.

-AC

Dave Grohl......made all the more amazing by the fact that he can also sing, play guitar and bass proficiently.

the drummer of tool i forgot his name,and Mike Portnoy.

Danny Carey is Tool's drummer.

-AC

As far as creativity Danny Carey would be way up there. But there are faster drummers out there.

Some of my favorites are:

Travis Barker
Danny Carey
The Rev

Carey handles those time changes like none other in some of the Tool songs.

ERIC CARR(KISS)
Roger Taylor(Queen)
Mick Brown(Dokken, Lynch Mob)
Tommy Lee(Motley Crue)
Rocky Gray(Evanescence)

Any drummer in the past and present that played/plays for Cradle Of Filth

The Drummer of Tool is "Dany Carey"

Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
Danny Carey is Tool's drummer.

-AC

-AC

no i didnt say that mike portnoy is tool's drummer, i just said AND mike portnoy. sorry for the misunderstanding.

What I liked/liked best about Danny Carey has been his rolls. He's got the whole imposing, jungle beat style that sets Tool apart from other bands. Kind of like how Joey Jordison's style compliment' Slipknot, and their new artistic approach.

I think Slipknot are much the better band now than they were, thanks in no small part to Rick Rubin.

That said, they could still drop a member or 3.

-AC

Has anyone ever heard of Sheila E.?

Originally posted by ~Da Rev~
Has anyone ever heard of Sheila E.?

To be fair, I doubt there'd be many people here who know her, but yes. She's not some unknown.

-AC

Mick Fleetwood
Mark Brzezicki
Paul Stokes
Roger Taylor
Nick Manson
Mick Avory
Taku Hirano although he is a percussionist, I bet he can drum
Bob Henrit
Rick Allen

Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
To be fair, I doubt there'd be many people here who know her, but yes. She's not some unknown.

-AC I was watching some sort of Prince performance, not quite sure of what its called. And she had a huge drum solo on it. It cought my eye, so i watched some more of her on youtube. She is damn good.

Originally posted by ~Da Rev~
I was watching some sort of Prince performance, not quite sure of what its called. And she had a huge drum solo on it. It cought my eye, so i watched some more of her on youtube. She is damn good.

That's from the Sign o' the Times video.

Her solo is brilliant, and she's in a dress and high heels (If you do actually mean that one).

Prince's current drummer, John Blackwell, is even better.

They should call him John Playwell.

-AC

John Blackwell AKA John Playwell AKA Drum Goodwell

Rob Bourdon

Originally posted by l.saratn
Rob Bourdon

BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHA.

What's that for? O_O

Saying Rob Bourdon is your favorite drummer is like saying Shawn Bradley is your favorite NBA player or X-Pac is your favorite wrestler.

I don't know any drummers

He's the only drummer I know.

Dave Grohl woot

Originally posted by Victor Von Doom
That's from the Sign o' the Times video.

Her solo is brilliant, and she's in a dress and high heels (If you do actually mean that one).

Prince's current drummer, John Blackwell, is even better. Thats the one. She is great


John Playwell, eh?

Makoto Sakurai.