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Poll Question: Who is the best for you?
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BBC!
Bruford. Bonham. Cobham.
 
By the way: where is Jon Hiseman?!?
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No vote in protest of the lack of Christian Vander.
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Peter Giger-Lord Of The Drums
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Originally posted by SaltyJon SaltyJon wrote:

Originally posted by Evolutionary_Sleeper Evolutionary_Sleeper wrote:

Danny Carey Bill Bruford is the best on the list. (for me) Christian Vander > all though.
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Brann Dailor?
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 for the person who've ask info about:
 
 Jon Hiseman is a drummer who played with these bands:
 
Graham Bond organisation  (60's)
 
Colosseum   ( 70's)
 
Colosseum 2  (with Gary Moore and Don airey)  
 
 
Tempest  ( with Allan Holdsworth and Ollie Halsall )
 
paraphernalia  ( with Barbara Thompson who was his wife...don't know if they are always together...i think Colosseum always exists  with her on sax...replacing  Dick Heckstall-Smith...R.I.P. )
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Originally posted by pe_35 pe_35 wrote:

 for the person who've ask info about:
 
 Jon Hiseman is a drummer who played with these bands:
 
Graham Bond organisation  (60's)
 
Colosseum   ( 70's)
 
Colosseum 2  (with Gary Moore and Don airey)  
 
 
Tempest  ( with Allan Holdsworth and Ollie Halsall )
 
paraphernalia  ( with Barbara Thompson who was his wife...don't know if they are always together...i think Colosseum always exists  with her on sax...replacing  Dick Heckstall-Smith...R.I.P. )

Barbara Thompson and Jon Hiseman have been together for a long time, and they still are. And you forgot one important band which Hiseman played drums for on all ten albums. Of course Barbara Thompson was in the band too, as well as Ian Carr, Kenny Wheeler, Volker Kriegel, Eberhard Weber, Charlie Mariano, Albert Mangelsdorff, Wolfgang Dauner and Ack fvan Rooyen. In other words: The top of the crop of European jazz and jazz-rock. I am talking of the United Jazz and Rock Ensemble.. Here a few videos of them, with Eberhard Weber being replaced by Dave King.






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Bruford, than - Cobham, than - Palmer
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Oops, somehow this thread got lost. This post is just to make it visible again.


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Neil Peart, but Ringo is a close second for me.
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Neil Peart then Danny Carey
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for me, second only to Peter Giger is Jon Hiseman
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There is a countless armada of great drummers out there.If there is one thing which is for sure it is that Peart and Bruford don't deserve to be as much ahead of all the others as they are.


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Carl Palmer closely followed by Bonham! Two Brummies as wellWink
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Points: 34099 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 06 2010 at 07:24
no drummer poll or discussion without having this guy interfering and learn us some few tricks as well
 
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Points: 324 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 06 2010 at 09:21
tomas haake i think. it's the perfect combination of skills and (unique) style.
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Come on fellas give Nick Mason a chance vote goes to Nick.... who am I kidding Neil Peart is just mind-blowing.

Vote goes to Neil Peart.
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Originally posted by Weirdamigo Weirdamigo wrote:

Come on fellas give Nick Mason a chance vote goes to Nick.... who am I kidding Neil Peart is just mind-blowing.

Vote goes to Neil Peart.

He is definitely not mind-blowing; there is nothing special about him at all. He just puts up that image. i am a drummer myself, and he does not blow my mind in the least. He's a dazzler, that's all.. If he is your favorite drummer, fine; there is no arguing about tastes. But he has nothing that dozens of other drummers don't have too.


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Points: 1141 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 06 2010 at 09:47
^^

Always comes down to opinions and individual perceptions, doesn't it?

As for me, Neil Peart always has been a fantastic drummer.  Maybe if he had a German name, you might regard him a little more highly.
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