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Poll Question: Who do you like the most?
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    Posted: July 07 2015 at 17:15
I cant decide between these 6 very talented gentlemen.

PLEASE VOTE ONLY BASED ON THEIR DRUMMING! Don't go not voting for Colling only because he "ruined Genesis" or anything.

I can't decide so no vote for now. I will say that Barlow is underrated though.
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This was a difficult choice but I voted for Collins for his 70's work, especially around Selling England period.
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Originally posted by Nightfly Nightfly wrote:

This was a difficult choice but I voted for Collins for his 70's work, especially around Selling England period.


I feel you, Cinema Show is one of the best drum tracks I've ever heard!
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Im realizing just now that I misspelt Barriemore... Oh well
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I'll be obvious and vote Collins.

But 5 of them are pretty exceptional.
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Collins ---amazing drummer---and great in Brand X too
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Gavin Harrison for me.
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Barry Barlow, easily.

Phill Collins had to deal "only" with Genesis' style. Barry deal with a multitude of stuff JethroTull did from 1972-79. And always in an outstanding way. I mean, look the drumming of a second rank Tull' album - Stormwatch, for example - his tecnique is there. Look to a first rank Tull album - TAAB, APP, SFTW, MITG - Barlow is always present in wonderfull way.

Perhaps one of the greatest drummers of all times...


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Gavin Harrison is a wizard. Completely brilliant. 
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Originally posted by Pastmaster Pastmaster wrote:

Gavin Harrison for me.

Ditto...
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Points: 814 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 07 2015 at 22:41
All the drummers that you listed are very good. But I voted for Michael Giles. Great drummer in the studio and in concert with King Crimson. Also very good drums in the "McDonald and Giles" album.

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Phil Collins...Gavin Harrison comes close second.
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Barriemore Barlow. But it is hard to choose between him and Gavin Harrison.
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Out of this lot?

Phil Collins, without question! Smile
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Mr. Collins.
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Barrymore Barlow for sure
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Phil Collins before Mike Giles.
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Points: 1399 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 08 2015 at 06:52
The sophistication of Collins's drumming is not to be under-estimated - even in the dire years of the 80s, it was always a delight to hear, despite the stuff on top.  Bozzio is in a similar mould.  Paice is the outlier here - a good rock drummer in a poll in a prog forum.
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