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Two that most haven't heard of, i think.
Jon Hiseman (Colosseum) and Simon Phillips (he played with just about everybody) |
Dave Weckl is a monster, primarily jazz though.
Probably a relative unknown, but Sean Reinert is absolutely awesome. He played with a band called Cynic in the early 90s - their "Focus" record has some of my favorite metal drumming ever on it. He went on to play with Aghora and some of the Gordian Knot stuff, none of which approached Cynic's awesomeness. Johan Langell, original Pain of Salvation drummer, was great too. Like a tasteful Mike Portnoy. Chris |
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probably Mitch Mitchell or Mike Portnoy, different areas of rock, but they were/are maters at what the did/do
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When it comes to the drum sound, Mitch Mitchell is a favourite of mine. If that makes him the best drummer, I don't know.
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well one of my top3 favs goes to Carl Palmer
Carl Palmer played in Emerson Lake and Palmer and played some really hard stuff i always admired his speed and complexity, and he got me into prog rock |
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Mike Portnoy. He possesses so much talent and is amazing live.
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And Noel Redding, of course, was my first favorite bassist. Probably because The Experience was one of the first bands I ever got into. He was kind of a fashion bitch, though. At least that's what some of the stories make him out to be. J.H.E. R.I.P. |
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While speaking about Mitch Mitchell, another classic drummer of that generation and time was certainly Mike Shrieve (Santana) His performance on Woodstock was one the festivals major highlights. |
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