My point precisely.

x2

the guy from symphony x is just as good

hmm.
I think Rick Allen (Def Leppard) deserves a spot on here..
he has one arm, and is still incredible

One drummer that comes to mind is Tommy Lee, Motley Crue. I was just listening to Dr. FeelGood and, Lee is just one of those hard hitting, driving drummers that you have to admire. I think he showed his personality through his talent and ability as a drummer, as well as he did with his personal life and the media. I always did like Motley Crue as a band in whole, but I never really cared for Vince Neals vocals that much. I always imagined them with a much more powerful lead vocalist than Neal.

john bohnem
phil collins

I love phil collins cus he ssounds so personal in his music. He's a great drummer and song writter at the same time.

Ginger Baker is definitely my favourite. He's one of the best (if not the best), in my opinion, and I love his sound and style. But Bonham is pretty mad as well. Love Steve Peregrin Took's use of bongos in Tyrannosaurus Rex and also like Maureen Tucker's unusual style in Velvet Underground. I also think Nick Mason and Charlie Watts did great things for their respective bands.

Elvin Jones
Philly Joe Jones
Art Blakey
Max Roach
Jimmy Cobb
Ginger Baker
Charlie Watts
Ringo Starr
Levon Helm
Keith Moon
Jim Keltner

Ginger Baker never appealed to me maybe because Jack Bruce and Eric Clapton made him look bad.

I don't know the person's name,but the drummer of Shinedown is my favorite.Beats the hell out of those drums,and makes good music out of it.

I love me some:

John Bonham
Danny Carey
Zach Hill

Top 3 anyway.