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There was a similar post a year or so ago. Too tired to link you to it, but it listed a lot of the usual suspects.... Pert, Bonam, Tommy Lee, Vinny Paul, Jordison, etc. But if you ask many drummers from the 60's, 70's & 80's, most will tell you that Buddy Rich was a big influence on their drumming.

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Yeah, Buddy Rich is one of the greatest. personally I am not too much into Phil :). though he is good.

 

Some of my favourites:

 

in rock:

 

I mostly like the functionality of drummers, not the solos actually. For me good drummers in rock: Alex van Halen, the guy from pantera, and this one:

 

 

Danny Carey (Tool):

 

 

But the one I really like (I did not think you will have listed this guy though Doc ;) ):

 

Ed Thigpen:

 Though this one is way faster than the slow jazz that he plays with Oscar Peterson (one of my favourite artists ever), I like the brush works even more in that type off music

 

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Peart, Portnoy, Jordison, the dude from Dave Matthews Band.

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One of my favorites is Pierre van der Linden, also inspired by Buddy Rich :D

 

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There is also Dave King of The Bad Plus, Happy Apple, and some other bands, a poly rhythm master.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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yep good drummers indeed , Buddy Rich is King, Neil peart brought something new to drumming but...........

 

Could they play like this at 10 yrs old....watch in awe

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OnAXCo4

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

winner of the prestige drum award aged 9 - the youngest ever

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Tony Royster, Thomas Pridgen, and Dennis Chambers, seriously some of the best drummers you will ever hear. Search them on Youtube, and thank me later.

 

@WarPeD - You have the best profile pic I've seen so far  :D

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I don't understand anything about drums, but talking about talent in general, I think that Japanese kid is amazing but when it comes to talent I guess it's like a road, some people start earlier to move along that path, some start later, but eventually after a certain number of years you stop improving. Many great musicians started when they were in their late teens.

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