Off Topic Friday music, the greatest drummers..

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Dave Lombardo from Slayer for me. He set the tone for metal drummers in general with his speed and fills. I saw him in 2004 play a couple of songs with Metallica when Lars took ill and Battery was so heavy. It made Metallica's drums audible for a change.

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Sidthemackem said:
Still Bonham for me, but Topper was a better all-rounder. His reggae drumming on White Man in the Hammersmith Palais was ace. As was Ringo Starr's on A Day in the Life.
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Agree with every word!! I don't rate ringo generally but, on a day in the life he's awesome!mreckon they must've had some good gear before that session!!
 
Neil Peart
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Nathan Followill, and I don't like drummers, hate drum solos. Drumbo and Ed Marimba are about my limit.
 
Lars Ulrich.

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Although Meytal Cohen will give them all a run for their money...plus she's hot as ****


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Steve Smith or Jeff Porcaro are two of my all time favourites but would probably just be beaten by a smaller known drummer called Micky Barker who did some amazing stuff with Magnum...some great names in the thread though:emoticon-0100-smile
 
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