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Estepario Siberiano

No comments??? Nekrutman has more finesse across multiple disciplines.

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You heard the man!!!

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When I say don't chase chops and find your own style.. I'm saying create your own patterns.... just write down patterns of L, R, K and work around. Challenge yourself AND get advanced chops while sound original 💯💯💯💯💯

Like saying the greatest guitarist. It's all taste.You can say greatest for certain type of music you like.

They for sure play metal

Too good

Can you link the tiermaker for this? I’d like to try it myself :D

I like how is you made a tier for drummers you don't know. Listen to Rainbow. Cozy powell is the Goat. Also Chad Smith does session work for pop artists so he's not a one trick pony. He understands song structure better than anyone

Yes! Cool video. Sometimes I do top 10 or top 20 lists on my livestreams but I don’t have enough knowledge of the skins to rank drummers. I’d have put Dale Crover at the top! lol

When chops and groove make a compromise.. 😅 The one handed choke is so cocky lmao

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It's hard to make funk as flashy as other genres but its groove shines above all 💯

Doesn't require crazy chops but feel is something Krupa outclassed all the jazz drum giants with 🎷🥁

ringo should be in goat

Thanks for putting yourself out there on this topic. I’d love to hear clips of each drummer while identifying the band they were in at the time, but it’s awesome that anyone dares enter this opinionated territory. Keep at it!!!!

Dude, the mic audio wasn't bad for 10 seconds. It was horrible for 10 seonds and bad for 19min 59 seconds. If you really wanna do this, you NEED to upgrade the microphone. Other than that, gl with the channel. Content wasn't bad.

You down with Tommy Ramone or Marky Ramone? The clip you showed was Marky. I think Ringo and Lars should be bumped up for their contributions to the songs. It's easy to think Ringo just played straight back beats, but he did a lot of cool stuff that made the songs better. You could probably say as much about any drummer, but Ringo really did some unique stuff. Almost the same for Lars, who had a lot to do with the composition and arrangements. Clive Burr was amazing. Another one who added character to the songs. Some might say he just used cheap tricks, but he did them tastefully if so. Like The Number Of The Beast, a song I've heard hundreds of times over decades, but his isolated track reveals it has a kind of shuffle to it where he's double hitting the snare throughout and it sounds nothing like when other people play it.

Ringo is GOAT, if you don't believe, try playing his charts faithfully and see just how GOAT he is. He is STILL influencing drummers today.

More groove than the Groove father??!!! You are a bold one!

Easy!. Mr. Chick Webb buddy called him (The DADDY)

I think Bill Ward should be in the GOAT category but that’s just my opinopn

I’d have Jimmy Chamberlain this list as well as Matt Cameron. Megan White is better than “bad,” but it depends on what you’re ranking for. Jack White sounded best with her behind the kit, IMHO.

Idc about the rest of this list I’m just happy someone gave Carter his flowers. His ambidexterity alone is god-tier.

its simple, I see Neil Peart on a GOAT list, i like

Stewart Copeland should be in the goat tier. He was one of if not the most influential drummer of all time along with Neil. He brought reggae infused with rock to the light. Also nobody sounded like him not even close, you’ll know it’s him drumming after hearing only 1 second of his playing. And if this list is based on skill alone then put Carter 2nd or possibly even first

It is subjective. Completely subjective, however, I believe it’s Neil. 😂

Id almost bump dave grohl up one just because of how much of a influence his drumming had on the 90's in nirvana. Also songs for the deaf has some of the most primal rock drumming ive ever heard

Jeff Pocaro - RIP😢😢

There are death metal drummers no ones ever heard of that smoke all these dudes. But that brings up the definition of “best”. Is it groove or feel, think Stewart Copeland- is it chops, speed and technique (death metal guys)? Is it the ability to drive the band (buddy rich) or is it polyrhythmic shit that only musicians know about ? (Carey, Haake) or is it the composition of incredible parts for incredible songs- for one end of the spectrum Ringo or the other end Dave Grohl. And then you’ve got guys that do it all. And then you have people talking about how great Meg White is. What’s better? Skills or feel? Complexity vs simplicity? Is it playing exactly the right part for every song to improve the song?

Bill Bruford

where the fuck is Bill Bruford?

No Brian Downey? was it personal as to why he was not even in the bucket list?

Agree with everyone except one. I think Phil Collins is at least, Legendary.

Wrong on Collins. He changed music in the 80s

Paulina Villarreal of the Warning, Drumeo Rock Drummer of the Year 2023, belongs in the upper tiers of this list.

Bonham without question

Deantoni Parks

The professor?🤔

The one with the most skill is not nessesarily the best.

I agree with Greyson nekrutman on anything past Neil peart, but their definitely are skill group hierarchies

Needs more cowbell

I think an important note is that for the millions of drummers who have been on this planet, even if it’s subjective and “best at a style during a time”, whenever these debates come up we’re only consistently discussing the same 5-10, and almost always including Bonham, Portnoy, and Peart.

It's the same 15 guys reincarnating!

The answer is Mike portnoy