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Lets play a game
Every time you see Joey Jordison in the comments, take a shot
Smeef Beef I'm fucking blind drunk right now
You're killing me, man, I'm Native American.
God Damn It. But Jo.
No, I don't want alcohol poisoning. It would be way too many shots!
I got alcohol poisoning
The underapreciation of Bill Ward is disturbing
Agree. He should be way up the list I thought
In very deed
He’s better than Bonham. If you listen the early albums of Zeppelin vs Sabbath, Ward wins by far. Even in the mid 70’s.
@@marcoolvera6102 really not. Bonham never went for the display of skills that Bill Ward did. Bill had lot more fills in the songs than Bonham for sure but in the words of Bill himself, Bonham was already a powerful drummer since age 13 as they played together. He especially complimented his footwork saying that his bass drum gave him a kick in his guts or something.. And in live performances as well, Bonham was a powerhouse and had better tempo. Bill had a bit more jazz but Bonham was more of a Blues player. But in the end, they both favoured the great bands they were playing with.
Valentin S. Seriously, Bonzo, Pert, Ward. That order, then comes in others to scrap it out.
You forgot the literal KING OF THE GALLOP, NICKO MCBRAIN
Iron Maiden is one of my favorite bands
Mark Hughes they’re my favorite
Clive Burr was way better.
Doctor Cocktor I have to disagree, because they are both phenomenal drummers and they both have different styles of drumming. Also I love your name😂
@@chriswakefield9538 Clive was Amazing, But, Nicko was wayy better...
I think Ian Paice of Deep Purple is crimainaly underrated
Deep Purple as a whole is underrated, should be right up there with Zeppelin
@@metalmilitia7494 could not agree more.
For me it is easily in the top 5 of most influencial bands of all times. But are totally underrated. I don't know why.
Totally agreaable. Paice's a great drummer but most of the list don't include him.
He's not top 10.
@@FUYT888 neither is portnoy and Carey
The concept of "Best" most of time is confused with "most popular"
Danny could've easily been top 3 but nooo that can't work
@@emorystoffle8987 too be fair though without Bonham, Peart, or Moon, Danny Carey wouldn't have been inspired to play.
yea they should change the title
Got that right
Dave Grohl being on this list and Gene Hoglan nor Ian Paice aren't is proof of that...
first time that Loudwire didn’t put something about Slipknot lmao
Margarita :] is there a problem f they do?
They are shit
I just never got the attraction to them
DeMan Bowen stop being a elitest
True
Vinnie Paul needs to be on this list somewhere
Mario Duplatier? Thomas Haake?
No.
@wooshbait the song Becoming shows why Vinnie Paul should be on this list.
Best drummer of all time
@@metalhammer5 listen to say when by Hellyeah
Glad to see Dave Lombardo near the top where he belongs - he’s in good company. Missing so many great drummers though! We need like a top 50.
Ginger Baker and Neil Peart. Two legends we lost within a year. Rest in performance, guys.
Ginger Baker was way too low on the list.
A year????????? Try 3 months.
@@justafanintexas7913 Isn't that 3 months part of a year
@@whereami6586 - True but given they both just died, a more specific answer was in order.
I knew 2020 was gonna be a shite year when Neil died in January. It was a baaaad omen. *Sniffle*
I saw Neil Peart still playing at the highest possible level at like 60 years old. That alone makes him number one for me!
I saw Bonzo but Neil's always |No 1
Mike mangini is 58 and he plays 10 times more drums than peart.but Peart was a great
Ever heard of a 58 year old named danny carey
@@joshuahuf9747 umm..yeah he was #5 on this list dude...
Carey and Peart are both very similar in their styles. Both have extremely high technical proficiency, and are/were masters of their craft. To me they are 1a and 1b.
Neil Peart was simply the best. That he was still able to play a three hour show at 60+ years of age without really missing a beat (pun intended) was nothing short of incredible.
I think that danny carey is a bit better but that doesn’t take away from the fact that they are both some of the best to ever live.
He is great, but john bonham will always be the king.
@@drphilsranch6782 Was gonna say that, especially since Danny Carey is 59 now. But Neil Peart is one of Danny's influence anyways.
@@Hawiianlion67 Bonham is a great drummer, but nowhere near Neil or Danny.
@@nickavenoso7851 im sorry son, that is incorrect.
Clive Burr or Nicko McBain should've been on this list. I know Clive's resume isn't as full but the guy was extremely gifted.
Nicko
Agree! Either could've worked
I do think if Clive Burr stayed on to contribute to Piece of Mind and onwards, I think he would’ve been considered one of the greatest drummers of all time.
You need separate lists for rock and metal drummers. There are too many good ones. Danny Carey and Mike Portnoy shouldn't have to share a list with John Bonham and Neil Peart.
David Nissim yeah... having Dave Lombardo and Neil peart next to each other in the same list is sort of weird.
You're right. There should be a list for drummers that can play in a time signature other than 4/4 time. Neil, Danny, Mike all belong on that list. Mike Mangini, Rod Morgenstein, and Ray Luzier own a spot on that list too. Bonham was great but mostly a 4/4 guy along with the rest of the guys on this list.
Danny is miles ahead of anyone in terms of musical ability construction and timing. Mans a font of knowledge
@@MARIUS2776 tell that to neil, mike and bonzo. They all are a a font of musical knowledge, each one in his own way, that's why you can't say that danny is above everyone, even I've been fascinated with his music since child.
@@MARIUS2776 also, nice playlist!
Ha, I know you got Lars Ulrich hiding there, show him.
Coked up lars was the best
Kurt Cobain he's hiding as the joke lmao
@@beersnarkunbleached5660 Well, Kurt is better at drums than Lars lmfao
@@mrscientific4956 Lars is 4'th best drummer in Metallica
They enclosed him inside of one of Portnoy's bass drums, just for kicks.
Really good list I’m actually surprised, I would’ve put Joey on there tho
Bonham was so ahead that should be a number more important than 1.
Yeah he's doing all that AND getting that amazing sound. All the others sound line tin in comparison.
Mario Duplantier from Gojira anyone ?
I know right He's a true beast !
or any of Gojira's songs I think ahah
Yes it's so technical and heavy it's damn good
Yessss
Also Brann Dailor from Mastodon
Because Tomas Haake is an alien, he didn't qualify for this or any list.
Was looking for someone with this type of comment, there it is!
And they forget Mario Duplantier too, smh
Chris Adler?
Any top drummer list that doesn’t feature Tomas Haake is just not worth paying attention to.
👍🏻
Mario Duplantier
Thomas Haake
Chris Adler
Joey Jordison
Carl Palmer
John Dolmayan
Nick Menza
Vinnie Paul
Brann Dailor
Alex Van Halen
Any list with Duplantier gets my vote. Only solos you can watch over and over. Guy has so much soul. Eloy Casagrande needs to be on that list tho
Gar Samuelson!!!
And Gene Hoglan
Layne Bell
Scott Travis from Judas Priest!
Gavin Harrison, played with Porcupine Tree and The Pineapple Thief. His drumming is so unique and incredible, deserves better. Not to mention Mario Duplantier and Tomas Haake.
Very much agree. Gavin Harrison is a beast! (Right up there with Neil Peart & Mike Portnoy in my proggy heart.) I had the pleasure of seeing PT on a couple of different tours. First time I saw them was when they were touring “Fear of a Blank Planet.” One of the best concerts I’ve ever attended by far.
what about nick menza?
Whoman ? My personal favorite
ya he's my favorite drummer of all time. i wouldn't put him as the best but definitely up there
You dont know what you talking
Megana Mega and you don't know about grammar either
Yup. Drum cam of him doing "Holy Wars" is all a judge needs to put him way up the list.
Nice list would have love to see Mario from Gojira though
Would certainly make my top ten!!!
Mario is a beast, Mario is the best
Gene Hoglan!? Your pic profile!?
It's a not me
Mario
my top 5 coming from a non drummer
5- Thomas Haake
4- Mario Duplantier
3- Danny Carey
2- Neil Peart
1- John Bonham
John Densmore, Ringo Starr, Steward Copeland, Larry Mullen Jr, Dave Grohl(not in any particular order)
Despite popular opinion, John Bonham actually deserves number one. Insane speed, overwhelming technicality, mesmerizing parts across all of Zeppelin's discography and above all, an invaluable and undoubtedly HUGE legacy. So much, that all drummers to this day look up to this particular man.
As soon as I saw Dave Grohl on the list, I knew it was going to be shit. Don't get me wrong, I love Dave, but he's nowhere near the top ten drummers in rock/metal. He just isn't. So many people forgotten.
+DaemoniumCC You're right, great drummers use experimental and complicated patterns in their music like Danny Carey who uses his signature poly rhythms where the compositions are triplets over duplets in common time beats. Grohl doesn't really have that type of signature moves, he's just emotionless and hitting shit
+DaemoniumCC Honestly, Chad Channing was the best Nirvana drummer.
***** I'm pretty sure I know that.
+DaemoniumCC +Reece Crossley The problem is that this list shoul be made by a musician who knows about drumming not by a guy watching youtube videos of popular drummers playing fast
+Aamer Tahseen Being a drummer I can tell you drumming is not all about technicality anf complication. If you're in a band you need to play the drums in a way that complements rest of the instruments the best it can. If you want to play complicated stuff you need guitarists who can play that stuff with you. Dave never played technical beats but the way his drumming went with the guitar is just amazing. The drum beat in smells like teen spirit is the best example. Its pretty simple but the groove of that drumming is unparalleled. Now if you like it or hate it.. thats the reason that this beat is one of the most famous drumbeats in the world.
You guys realize this isn't a TOP 10 list, this just a list of ten talented drummers.
+The Dude Where do you see 'Top' in the title?
+overlorrd53 I do see a "10 best" implying that these 10 are the best in their genre.
+Chris Reyes But hopefully you acknowledge that this video isn't saying one is better than the other.
+overlorrd53 I'm not arguing that I'm just saying that these are Loudwires ten "best" drummers.
+The Dude So when you number ten math problems in math class, does that make them the top 10 math problems?
Danny.....is.....the......man🤘🏼
Anyone else found the transition from Bonham's fill to the outro oddly satisfying?
Jimmy “The Rev” Sullivan, Joey Jordison, Mike Portnoy, and Mario Duplantier have to be on this list
And Tomas Haake 100%
No they don’t.
If we make a "New millenium drummers", i agree absolutely, if not, i would put others before those 4
Mate, Joey Jordison can't even keep a steady rhythm.
Sensei Skellig ???????
WTF, no vinnie paul?
Frank Wheeler that's what I said
Taylor Hawkins is so underrated smh. Such a good drummer.
comparatively though he’s not a top 10 of all time.
Finally a list I have no problem with, and a #1 I totally agree with.
No Nicko, Chris Adler, Brann Dailor, Vinnie Paul, Tomas Haake, Joey Jordison, Brad Wilk, Chad Smith or Ringo!? And how is Danny Carey only 5!?
Joey Jordison? Huh?
+Hellfighter speed doesnt equal good man. I'm a huge maggot but joey isn't one the best drummers. sorry
+Hellfighter sorry meant to put his name not yours
All jazz drummers are better than these guys anyway.
and Dave McLain!!
How has no-one mentioned Haake? Meshuggah anyone?!
He could be on here for Bleed, that drum track is very polyrhythmic. Bearing in mind I haven't listened to a lot of meshuggah songs.
holy shit they forgot the machine aka haake
Slimex26 I know right, blasphemy
Slimex26 He's my favorite drummer of all time
Yeah SMH... I mean he’s a robot anyway tho so it’d be kinda unfair to group him in with these mere mortals *shrugs*
John Bonham was something else
Pete Sandoval would be on my list. Having seen hundreds of different hard rock & heavy metal bands in over 40 years of attending arena concerts, club gigs, & outdoor festivals Morbid Angel headlining Minneapolis Mayhem in 2004 was an eye opener for me. I am a power/speed/thrash metalhead & not really big on death metal so much, but I have to say Pete's performance that evening was absolutely SICK! Fastest drumming I've ever witnessed - viewing from overhead of the main stage the man was a blur that appeared to have 4 arms instead of 2! Saw firsthand why he is known as the godfather of the blast beat. Phenomenal drummer!
Will Ferrell?
Hunter Measures Justin beeber
Yea where’s Will Ferrell on this list?
Will Ferrell and his shitty movies should be crucified.
You mean chad smith
Boats and hoes
3:02 when I kick my foot pinky against a table.
Neckbreacker Sketit 😂😂😂
Foot pinky eh? Never herd that one before.
god damnit
So goddamn glad they stopped...
Don't even need to check the time stamp
I'm surprised Cozy Powell isn't on this list. I'd also add Budgie, especially with his work from The Creatures. Songs like Mad Eyed Screamer are incredible thanks to him. Much as I like Siouxsie Sioux, his drumming & percussion made their music.
Drummers missing (my opinion ) : vinnie paul, thomas haake, joey jordison etc
Thats your favorite drummer
Not the GREATEST DRUMMER btw.
@@nashkhent1756 dude thats my opinion. those were just examples to mabye do another list with drummers. jees you really have to write exactly how you mean it so that no one gets buthurt nowerdays
portnoy 7th? Lombardo 4th? you gotta be kidding me!
+Fillisel dave is a brilliant musician, but menza is a metal god of drumming.
+Fillisel menza is the opposite, OK musician, brilliant drummer. and this list is best DRUMMERS.
+Tourniquet then what is it?
+Tourniquet dave grohl though?
+Tourniquet you can drum in many good bands, doesn't make you a good drummer.
Watched the whole video waiting for John Bonham
Proud of being a Led Zeppelin fan🖤
Pretty edgy choice. Hardly any of you out there.
Lol same.
@@siler7 stfu
I'm gonna throw Chad Smith into the discussion. He may not be the fastest, but that man is a beast. He hardly ever misses a beat and he is going to be 60 this autumn. Also the groove that he has is almost unparalleled. He is a living metronome...
Totally agree. And he absolutely bashes his drums in. Dont think you will need microphones in some venues with his drumming. He just gives it his all even now
That cut to the outro was nuts. Well done.
Joey Jordison and Chris Adler should be here
joey maybe, chris definitely
Tweek Bros but who would you take out? Chris and joey are great but these drummers are legendary. Maybe Dave?
Chris Adler? He is shit
Adler is a god
As well as the rev
I’ve never been a big fan of drum solos. Sure it’s a impressive on some level but I find it more interesting hearing what drummers can do in the context of a song, working with the other instruments.
i.e danny carey
Ringo Starr is with you as well on that, he's said before he doesn't like drum solos
I agree. Half way through I'm ready for that shit to end
@@danielz905 he also cant drum solo
@@zemaneiro292 the end drum solo
This makes me miss listening to my dad. He plays guitar with my little sister now and she hates rock or metal. It sucks. He was a beast of a drummer and guitarist when I was younger.
this was nice, unlike all other top 10 drummers (except the top three who cannot get out a top 10 drummer list) this had a lot of unappreciated excellent drummers
Chris Adler and The Rev?
Ha ha ha
rev
good
#doyouevenkek
+Oskar Nilsson dude, rev is really talented. I mean, he can sing and play drums at the same time, and you barely see that
Dude, alot of drummers do/did that way before. I see it alot today
+Andrew Winchester It's because he sucks behind the kit. Listen to George Kollias from Nile...
I like the Rev's drumming, songwriting, and his ability to sing at the same time as drum. I don't see your personal gain in talking down my opinion, because this is about /my/ opinion. It's only a Loudwire Top 10 list, dude, chill..
Mike portnoy should be first for the hello kitty session.. xD
Keith Moon, Ginger Baker, Bonham, Bill Ward, Nicko Mcbrain, Neil Peart, Carl Palmer, Bill Bruford, Phil Collins, Michael Shrieve, Mitch Mitchell, Mike Portnoy, Barriemore Barlow
That's my 2 cents
worth mentioning: Ingo Schwichtenberg (Helloween) & Ian Paice (Deep Purple).
The fact there was no love for The Rev on this list makes it completely uncredible to me.
He sucked, not a surprise like he even compares to any of these guys
@@Giratina1999 lol I saw your reply to another guy too - how pathetic do you have to be to even type this shit out? I won't even argue cause we both know his style was unmatched. You're just mad cause you can't drum for shit, so you turned into a fucking saltine in the comments of a TH-cam video. Lol
@UC-tasuVBXp_AddCFG_Bh7XA bro and the fact that the rev had a incredible voice just further proves that that guy is a fucking idiot
They missed him and Vinnie Paul. Like come on loudwire
Gene Hoglan!
amen
True!!!
One of the gratest of all time is missing.
Also missing:
Charlie Benante
Vinnie Paul
Niko McBrain
Not a bad list, but by combining rock and metal with only 10 selections it led to some absolutely glaring omissions. Scott Travis, Tommy Aldridge, Carmine Appice, Cozy Powell, Ian Paice, Nico McBrain, Clive Burr, Albert Bouchard, Terry Bozzio, Jeff Porcaro, Steve Gadd, etc.
Gotta love that QOTSA beginning with my favorite drummer!! YES.
I guess that explains why they never showed John Paul Jones. It's not Them Crooked Vultures, lol.
You know this video was gunna get everyone triggered 😂
Not me,this is a great list.
I wonder how many of these drummers use triggers?
I actually liked this list.
Hey where is Lars Ulrich? Good joke, eh?
Yeah totally, i ve seen him at top 5 on some lists and it s a laugh
+Lyle Lafayette for whom the bell tolls has some good drums
+ZoreTW oh yeah! Metallica pioneered but lars on the top10 is bazzar
He's a solid drummer....lol
Thrashmetalkicksass hopefully taking drum lessons.
Ian Paice's omission is puzzling
mario duplantier, joey jordison, jay weinberg, chad smith, christpohe schneider, vinnie paul ...
So glad Bill Ward got some love. Such an underrated beast
Agreed. In my top 5 favorites.
Just here to be sure Bonzo is on top as he rightfully should be
No he shouldn't.
+Flying To Learn I agree. As much as he made metal drumming as it is today, he's far from the greatest nowadays.
Keith Moon and him should swap places
60Hz Master Race you must be a non drummer to say that.
Small fact about musicians: with each new generation, musicians can play faster and more complex. This fact exists for all instruments. While his legacy is undeniable, a large amount of drummers can crush him in terms of ability nowadays.
What's the name of the Dream Theatre song used?
I believe Phil Taylor should get a place here. He is the father of the double bass
Where the fuck is Phil Collins?
YESSSSSSSS!!! I know right?!?!? Jesus Christ!
agree 100%
Goddamit Loudwire sucks
Phil Collins is love
Phil Collins is life
I personaly miss Joey Jordison, Mikkey Dee, Vinnie Paul and Eric Carr.
I wanted Joey😢. Tbh he's probably like 11 tho
@@coleboysen7142 no, joey is no where near the level of these drummers. He is good at what he does. Nothing more
@@lldrumr9095 He's actually number 11 on loudwires list of 66 best Drummers
Great .
whats that first song called? i cant find it
Loudwire should have put Lars on here just to piss off the entire internet.
I agree with Bonzo being number 1 but no Ian Paice?? Come on thats not right!
+Nigel Fortune Had to search too long for this comment :) Good to see some love for Ian from at least someone :)
+Nexvox YT He's a far better drummer than say the guy from bloody Slayer imo. He can do on one kick drum that guy needs two to do!
The Dude Ian Paice never had need for two kick pedals or drums. Check out his performance on the track 'The Mule' from the live album "Made in Europe" (1975). Absolutely as fast playing as any thrash drummer around today.
+The Dude Peart WAY better than Bohnam and Moon.. That is pretty much non debatable. At least to anyone who understands percussion...
+the snowdawg Man not debating who's best, just saying you can't have a top 10 rock drummer list without Ian Paice.
c'mon loudwire where's Joey Jordinson
R.I.P. Neil pert, I love that guy
Danny 5th?
Ticks & Leaches, goodnight.
ifiperson Ticks and Leeches isn't that hard to play actually.
ifiperson But, he should be 1st
@@vincent-ow8ss Triad, Right in two and all other songs 🤣🤣🤣
Rosetta stoned?
While he is my favorite drummer, I think his place on the list is fair, considering who’s ahead of him
My opinion:
10. Vinnie Paul-Pantera
9. Mike Wengren-Disturbed
8. Joey Jordison-Slipknot
7. Jimmy "The Rev" Sullivan Avenged Sevenfold
6. Mike Mangini-Dream Theatre
5. Chris Adler-Lamb of God
4. Thomas Haake-Meshuggah
3. Danny Carey-Tool
2. Neil Peart-Rush
HM: Tommy Lee-Mötley Crüe, Dave Lombardo-Slayer, Dave Grohl-Nirvana, John Bonham-Led Zeppelin
1. Mike Portnoy-Dream Theatre and avenged sevenfold
Caden Ringling. Well I think we all can agree with Portnoy been #1.
Great to see Bruford getting some love 👍🏻
No.1 and the outro has a smooth sound transition
I'm sorry- but every single one of these lists seem to forget about Gene Hoglan. Not anyone earns the name of the atomic clock...
Peter Molenaar up there with Bostaph and Adler
I wish there were honorable mentions or something, because John Dolmayan is a seriously underrated one.
StabbedMeat i like his drumming, i mean soad is one of my fav bands but i dont think he should even be a honorable mention. He doesnt stand out in anything
The thing I appreciate about watchmojo is that they do honorable mentions and they say WHY so-and-so is the best this-n-that
@@dionpeeters31 He's just respected and he fits SOAD perfectly. But yeah, he hasn't really anything that's like super recognizable, sadly ;( Still love the guy. Revenga has pretty interesting stuff tho.
Excelente video desde Chile abrazo me el rock metal ect 🤘🤘🤘🇨🇱
hello people, what is the name of the first song intro with grohl and josh homme ?
@@Dazed1512 thanks dude !
Fuck this List. Here's some seriously underrated drummers that I love.
Chris Adler, Chuck Biscuits, Martin Lopez, Mat Cameron, Brann Dailor, VITEK from decapitated, Ken Owen from carcass, Daniel Erlandssson, Adrian Erlandsson, Gene Hogland, Vinnie Paul, Bill Stevenson, Robo, Marky Ramone, Dr. Chud, Joey Castillo, Sean Kinney, Adam Carson, Nick Menza, John Dolmayan, Igor Cavalera, Pickles, Fredrik Andersson, Daniel Svensson, Paul Mazurkiewicz, Zbigniew Robert Prominski from Behemoth, Ian Pace, Shannon Lucas, Alan Cassidy, Jonas Peter Renkse, Flo Mounier, Pete Sandoval, Niko from Maiden and that guy that plays cowbell on Don't Fear the Reaper. Also A nameless ghoul from Ghost
Hell yes, Martin Lopez and Chris Adler.
+undead797 Hell yeah dude finally someone mentions Chuck Biscuits that dude was a beast and didn't need a 90 piece drum kit to make badass music
Loud wire takes the watch mojo approach to top tens, it's either SUPER predictable or so completely wrong. And while watch mojo has a balance of both in different videos, loud wire fucks everything up
Ace Gate Watch Mojo makes their list stupid on purpose so they get a lot of activity on their videos or at least that's what a lot of people think
+undead797 right on with Joey Castillo and John Dolmayan. I bet we have similar taste in music. Fuck this list indeed lol.
Mike Portnoy should have been closer to number one
+Not me you can't be fuckin serious
+Not me if your really serious then your not a real drummer
+Not me if they were even from the same era then they would be right with each other
+Not me Neil pearts is mid to late 70s portnoy is mid to late 80s and plus portnoy is more on the metal side of things
^ where did he imply that he stopped?
Does anyone know what is the name of the song of Dave grohl one??
Dave Grohl? Give me a break LMAO.
He is not a bad drummer at all
@@danielalmeida7382 exactly actually a very good drummer.
Dave is a fucking awesome drummer what are you on about
I can name 5-10 drummers not even on this list that Dave Grohl couldn’t even begin to try to play their songs much less their solos.
@@adamgriffith-smith9106 no, he isn't
Michael Schrieve, Alex Van Halen, Mike Mangini, Jerome Brailey, Mitch Mitchell, Ian Paice, Bobby Caldwell, Steve Moore, Nick Menza, Marco Minneman, Greg Bissonette, etc, etc, etc... 10 is not enough. ;) Thankfully, we all have favorites and can go far beyond what any list says.
Ripplin Ian Paice, definitely.
Cozy Powell
Steve Gadd or Steve God as they say in Japan. Period.
All the drummers you mentioned deserve to be in front of Dave Grohl
Wtf is Peart doing at #3, he should be #1
He was the best living drummer, kinda crazy your comment was made on the day he passed and before anyone knew.
Also I agree he was the best since we got to see his full potential unlike Moon and Bonham.
At least number 2. No way is he behind Keith Moon
@@dollarstorequality None of them are in Carl Palmer's class and Palmer holds all the records for speed and precision to support that.
Bruford
Damn right bro
I can't find that neil peart solo, if anyone can tell me please let me know
Nicko mcbrain plays with a single bass pedal drum
Just here to make sure Danny Carey is atleast on the list.
Dawson Nichols same
no
nicko mcbrain, the rev, Joey jordison? no?
You mightve misunderstood, thats okay. It said The Best not The Worst. Simple misunderstanding, i get it
@@kusummahapatra9040 right
And you call yourself one? Dude, if you can't handle a joke on the internet the get the fuck off it you smooth brained, mouth breathing asshole
What song was tool playing?
Bonham, Peart and Moon in that order for me. Love all the drummers listed regardless 🥁
Neil Peart.
John Bonham
Bill ward
Shannon Larkin
Mario Duplantier
Brann Dailor
Thomas Haake
Chris Adler
Gene Hoglan
George Kollias
Vinnie Paul
Travis Barker
Hellhammer
Nicko Mcbrain
This should've been a top 20 list
You forgot Matt cameron
Johann van der Watt Joey jordison
Bro you lost me at Travis Barker!
Terry Bozzio!
George Kollias would take all these guys to school
Either of Sum 41's drummers could have easily made a rock and roll list if you did the two separate. Both of them are crazy good on drums
Dave Lombardo sounds like thunder when he gets the old double bass cranking!
Never expected bill ward... its amazing that you guys noticed how he is amaizing espicially in that live 1970
Brosey Springg someone as influential as him deserved to be MUCH higher
Vinnie Paul, Nico McBrain, Nick Menza, Tomas Haake, Gene Hoglan just to name a few
Josh Houston The Rev, Joey Jordison
Igor Cavalera
Eric Carr, Lars Ulrich, Joey Jordison, Vinnie Paul, Nick Menza?
David Silveria and Tim Alexander! 2 underrated groove masters!!
Tim Alexander is a beast!!