Members Ryan OD Posted August 19, 2003 Members Posted August 19, 2003 Danny CareyTim AlexanderDennis ChambersBilly MartinJoseph "Zig" Modeliste?uestlove
Members dogxray Posted August 19, 2003 Members Posted August 19, 2003 Cindy Blackmen is Lenny Kravitz's drummer. She is an incredible drummer
Members burque Posted August 19, 2003 Members Posted August 19, 2003 There's way too many to list but I remember hearing Phil Collins' playing on "Trick of the Tail" and that probably most started me out appreciating drums. After that, Carl Palmer, Bill Bruford and many many others over the years. Nowadays, I really like Danny Carey with Tool and a handful of jazz session guys like Bill Stewart.
Members Rockdrumr1 Posted August 21, 2003 Members Posted August 21, 2003 Tommy LeeVik FoxxEric CarrBobby BlotzerBlas EliasTommy Aldridge Glad to see there aren't very many people who listed Grohl...hehe
Members stapes2260 Posted August 21, 2003 Members Posted August 21, 2003 blotzer's set is on ebay right now. I know it's off topic. I never liked that band at all, just another cliche hair band that wishes they were the crue.
Members Sleazy E Posted August 21, 2003 Members Posted August 21, 2003 Cedric Sharpley (Gary Numan Band, Dramatis, Druid) Roger Taylor (Duran Duran) Though I wanted to drum when I was little, I didn't pursue. At age 18 (two years ago) I finally bought my drum kit. I wanted to mimic the setup Cedric had on tour. But right now I'll settle with a 6 piece kit. He used to tour with a 9 piece kit. I have 3 crashes and a china like he had, though at times he used 4 crashes. He didn't use a ride, so I never bought one. However, when I heard he used one on the Druid albums, I was like, hmmm I'll get a ride, and I did. Roger Taylor also did not use a ride; now he does. I also find that in a fill, I slightly speed up (or "rush" the beat) and setlle back down, and I believe I can hear that in Cedric's playing. I have tried to imitate him. Because I went through a phase where I only listened to Gary Numan, I was able to memorize pretty much note for note what Ced played, and tried to imitate it. Now whoever influenced him has indirectly influenced me.
Members burque Posted August 22, 2003 Members Posted August 22, 2003 Originally posted by stapes2260 blotzer's set is on ebay right now. I know it's off topic. I never liked that band at all, just another cliche hair band that wishes they were the crue. As opposed to Crue, who were just another cliche hair that thought being Crue was an actual accomplishment.
Members Mofishes Posted August 25, 2003 Members Posted August 25, 2003 BonhamGrohlChad SmithMatt CameronThe drummers of James Brown
Members Leo Posted August 26, 2003 Members Posted August 26, 2003 Josh FreezeRiley Breckenridge - Thrice John BonhamAlex Pappas - FinchJeff PorcaroMatt CameronDennis ChambersTommy LeeTony Royster Jr.Wade Youman - Unwritten LawCarter BeaufordStewart CopelandDave LombardoDave GrohlElvin JonesBuddy RichChad Sexton - 311Jose Pasillas - Incubus?uestLove - the RootsVinnie C.Stephen Perkins - Janes's, BanyanChris Manfredo - Dead in HollywoodTom LaMontagne - ElectrovibeTim AlexanderDanny CareyJohn Stanier - Helmet, TomahawkPortnoy and Peart - duhthat guy from PavementAbe Cunningham - DeftonesShannon Larkin - Godsmackthere's a ton more, but that's some of my faves.
Members BigG Posted August 26, 2003 Members Posted August 26, 2003 Andy NewmarkJeff PorcaroSteve GaddPeter ErskinneStuart CopelandJim GordonSteve JordanVinnie ColaiutaGrady TateMicky RokerTony WilliamsEd GreeneJames GadsonMike ClarkeTony ThompsonAhmir ThompsonJohn BonhamMichael BlandSonny EmoryJon RobinsonClyde StubblefieldJabo StarksJohn GuerinJack DeJohnetteDavid GarribaldiDennis ChambersBernard PurdieIdris Muhahmed...
Members otacon28 Posted August 27, 2003 Members Posted August 27, 2003 here's a few of mine in no particular order 1) mick brown - dokken,and lynch mob2) rod morgenstien - winger,the dixie dregs3) scott travis - racer x,fight 4) peter chris - kiss5) carl palmer - from the 70's - 80 ish' band asia6) nicko mcbrain - maiden7) alex van halen - van halen8) mark zonder - fates warning9) phil collins - genesis and others10)jason bonham - i just love the way the guy plays. i also was influenced by john bonham as well11) blas elias - slaughter12) michael foster- firehouse13) chad smith - the chili peppers14) a newer one would be josh freese - evanescence the list could go on,and on sam(otacon28)
Members Rockdrumr1 Posted August 29, 2003 Members Posted August 29, 2003 Originally posted by burque As opposed to Crue, who were just another cliche hair that thought being Crue was an actual accomplishment. Hey asswad, they helped start the so called "hair metal" scene..Motley are pioneers and most bands wish they had the success that they have...
Members The Professiona Posted August 30, 2003 Members Posted August 30, 2003 Antonio Sanchez (Pat Metheny Group)Dennis ChambersCarter BeaufordJohn Riley (John Scofield Quartet)Jorge Rossy (Brad Mehldau Trio)John Fishman (Phish)
Members societystease Posted August 30, 2003 Members Posted August 30, 2003 Topper Headon (Clash)Terry Chimes (Clash)Paul Cook (Sex Pistols)John Maher (Buzzcocks)Stephen Morris (Joy Division)
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