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At 5/25/09 06:01 PM, THEJamoke wrote: Everyone who said Neil Peart, either show your Canadian citizen ID or stop letting Family Guy rule you opinions.

Sorry, I just got done watching the Aqua Teen Hunger Force Movie.

And has anyone said Animal?

At 5/25/09 06:07 PM, THEJamoke wrote:

At 5/25/09 06:05 PM, andhination wrote: Deep down though, nobody likes drummers.
They're all up themselves.

I agree. But it's still beats being the bass player

Fuck you

pure epicness here

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=
-4190110225090266760

I would say Danny Carey of Tool
and Dominic Howard of Muse

check out the drummer from Killswitch Engage
fucking epic (based purely on the way he looks, ive never really heard him play)

At 5/25/09 05:41 PM, TheSporkLord wrote:

At 5/25/09 05:40 PM, MilestoneRazor wrote: Neil Peart.
/thread

any backup on that statement?

he drums YYZ? idiot.

At 5/25/09 07:00 PM, DarkSytze wrote:

At 5/25/09 05:41 PM, TheSporkLord wrote:

At 5/25/09 05:40 PM, MilestoneRazor wrote: Neil Peart.
/thread

any backup on that statement?

he drums YYZ? idiot.

i believe he did a cover? or thats the name of a song? correct if wrong plz

he drums YYZ? idiot.

i believe he did a cover? or thats the name of a song? correct if wrong plz

You are wrong, don't judge Peart if you know nothing of him.
YYZ is a classic rock instrumental, Peart's best work is La Villa Strangiato by far.

My favourite drummers are Peart, because he's always so diverse and challenging with his approach to drumming.
Bonham, any man who played Good Times Bad Times has my respect.
Brian Downey from Thin Lizzy, underappreciated and underated, Bad reputation is a brilliant drum track and his work on the Black Rose album is terrific.
Ian Paice.....Burn...nuff said.
Nicko Mcbrain and Clive Burr of Iron Maiden, Clive's work was standout in a metal world dominated with double bass and "Thump it hard" approach.
Nicko's ability to mimic a double bass pedal on ONE PEDAL is sheer class.

At 5/25/09 07:06 PM, TheTrooper5 wrote:

he drums YYZ? idiot.

i believe he did a cover? or thats the name of a song? correct if wrong plz

You are wrong, don't judge Peart if you know nothing of him.
YYZ is a classic rock instrumental, Peart's best work is La Villa Strangiato by far.

My favourite drummers are Peart, because he's always so diverse and challenging with his approach to drumming.

i wasnt judging him badly, in my earlier post i said i liked him. in fact hes my second favorite drummer.

Keith Moon or Neil Peart.

yep, i have to go with neil peart oh and tomas haake the drummer of meshuggah for an example listen to the song 'bleed' the footwork is fuckin' crazy and no its not just shitty double kicking

Neil peart is the best, other than that i go with Mike Portney or Danny Carey, but my favorite and the best out of all of em Is hands down no contest Neil Peart.

the red chord's drummer is totally underrated.

here he is laying a track down for thier new cd.

Johnny Rabb no contest. watch the whole thing

Hellhammer.

At 5/25/09 07:08 PM, TheSporkLord wrote:

i wasnt judging him badly, in my earlier post i said i liked him. in fact hes my second favorite drummer.

well there's your problem. he should be your #1 favorite drummer.
proof

At 5/25/09 05:41 PM, TheSporkLord wrote:

At 5/25/09 05:40 PM, MilestoneRazor wrote: Neil Peart.
/thread

any backup on that statement?

Shazam!

Travis Barker

GET THE FUCK OUT

Keith Moon
Listen to Young Man Blues live at leeds(Not a rockband fag)
/thread

all other drummers as awesome as they are, suck compared to Johhny rabb

Jason Costa of All That Remains.