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Libor10 
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Even as I should vote for Phil Collins I decided after all to give my vote to Barry Barlow. He played extremely good in 70's and he has less votes than Collins ;-)
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Gully Foyle
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Posted: July 08 2015 at 09:12 |
good lord, Collins ahead of Barlow???
Barlow is an extraordinary drummer - i don;t know why he is not in the pantheon of greats, while collins is merely serviceable
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frankbostick
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Posted: July 08 2015 at 09:12 |
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Easy choice, Mike Giles.
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Flight123
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Collins not only helped to develop the sound of Genesis as he had the skill to implement the metric shifts as the music became more demanding, he also developed progressive rock. His work with Brand X extended this even further. When he stepped up to the lead vocal spot, he had the insight to bring in Bruford, then Chester Thompson, to provide back up. Meanwhile, his rhythmic contributions to Gabriel's third album are innovative and while Genesis started to simplify from the late 70s, Collins still kept things interesting (try keeping time to 'Turn it on Again'). An accomplished musician.
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Kirillov
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Posted: July 08 2015 at 09:32 |
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Mike Giles
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A_Flower
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Posted: July 08 2015 at 09:44 |
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Bill Bruford and Neil Peart should be on this too... Mike Giles
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Slartibartfast
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Posted: July 08 2015 at 18:08 |
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Hard to pick but at the top I'd place Collins, Harrison, and Bozzio.
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Rednight
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Posted: July 09 2015 at 15:01 |
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It's Collins baby, but Paice gets such an honorable mention here. What a trooper through the years.
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dr wu23
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Posted: July 09 2015 at 15:37 |
 Nightfly wrote:
This was a difficult choice but I voted for Collins for his 70's work, especially around Selling England period. |
^this......though would have went with Bruford if he had been on the list.
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The.Crimson.King
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Posted: July 09 2015 at 15:39 |
WrytXander wrote:
Im realizing just now that I misspelt Barriemore... Oh well  |
That's ok, I voted for him anyway 
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WrytXander
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Posted: July 09 2015 at 16:02 |
A_Flower wrote:
Bill Bruford and Neil Peart should be on this too... Mike Giles |
They're obviously going to get more votes than anyone else, and I'm only looking to compare these 6. Keep in mind this is not a "who is the best drummer ever" poll, just a small one that has potential to spark some discussion and debate. 
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