100 GREATEST DRUMMERS OF ALL TIME (REACTION)

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[@June-d5q]

I would like to add that I find Don Brewer of Grand Funk, Phil Ehart of Kansas, Jon Farriss of INXS and Carter Beauford of Dave Matthews Band to be exemplary percussionists.

[@Dr.GrahamSuperstar]

He’s not famous, but Thomas Stauch from Blind Guardian’s “A Night at the Opera” is a true hero!

[@jasonpp1973]

My parents saw drummers #1 and #2 at the same concert in 1969. LZ opened for The Who, and it rained!

[@johnyarusso4953]

Two of my favorite drummers never make these random lists. Michael Giles from early King Crimson and Gavin Harrison from Porqupine Tree.

[@alejandroalvarez9971]

Carl Palmer , Nick Mason , John Densmore and Roger Taylor should be on the list. Apart from that , is not a bad list considering it's Rolling Stone..

[@morrisgautreau6704]

4:02 - #84 John Stanier from BATTLES. I have given you two songs by them that you reviewed and rated both an A+! So I can honestly say, you do love his drumming, as do I! 😁👍❤🥁

[@LarryGravesCanadianStudmuffin]

Ha ha, cool. Yes, I have done hundreds of reactions so it is hard to remember all of the artists. Thanks Morris!

[@Thejazzfan66]

While no one can deny that The Beatles are considered the greatest rock band of all time, this doesn’t mean that Ringo Starr should receive the ranking Rolling Stone magazine has given him as one of the greatest rock drummers ever. Essential to the Beatles? Absolutely! But are way too many drummers who are better than him.

[@MusicandCatLover-vc6jb]

Some drummers i like should be on the list: - Roger Taylor (Queen) - Neal Smith (Alice Cooper Band) - Lee Kerslake (Uriah Heep) - Albert Bouchard (BOC) - Paul Cook (Sex Pistols) - Bob Siebenberg (Supertramp) - Simon Phillips - Mark Brzezicki (Big Country) - Ed Warby (Ayreon) - Steve Prestwich (Cold Chisel)

[@Miler97487]

I'm really surprised that Carl Palmer isn't on the list, since he's such a great drummer.

[@Thejazzfan66]

I agree. I saw Carl Palmer when he was a member of Asia, and he was outstanding!!

[@gsherlock]

Amazing omission, he'd be my No 1.

[@wodrummerworld]

I skipped some of it, but here are recommendations of what you should hear! :) Mel Lewis - Naturally, with Mel Lewis on drums - on Telarc Digital (jazz genre), and Herbie Hancock - Headhunters,with Harvey Mason on drums - on Columbia (or Sony) label (funk/jazz genre). These albums have the most incredible SOUNDING drums on them that you are likely to hear!

[@murdockreviews]

Missing for me: Taylor Hawkins (Foo Fighters) Barriemore Barlow (Jethro Tull) Alan White (John Lennon, Yes) Topper Headon (The Clash) Carl Palmer Martin Grubinger And probably a dozen jazz drummers.

[@melrupinski88]

2016 is probably too early to include Larnell Lewis, but that guy might be the best out there today.

[@janetsampson1779]

I don't go by speed and flash Larry,just drummers who make bands and songs work and to me you can't get any better then Ringo Starr and Charlie Watts. Bob

[@RJS1974]

Nigel Olson should be on any list of top 100 drummers.

[@vickycortez2644]

Billy Cobham # 45? Phil Collins # 43? This is really a crime, both have to be inside of top 10

[@mccypr]

Thanks! 🎻🙂✌️😎

[@davidellis5141]

Bonham gets it for When The Levee Breaks. Happy to see Stewart Copeland ranked so high. Mel Gaynor from Simpleminds an unfortunate omission.

[@BENTWOONEZERO]

Missing, John Densmore, Bev Bevan and Terry Chambers.

[@aminahmed2220]

Absolutely fantastic have a wonderful day also i have a stomach ache also a stomach flu ❤❤❤❤❤❤😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@morrisgautreau6704]

Okay, first of all; I only knew 27 names in this list, I wasn't counting if I knew the band's names! Secondly; Danny Carey always goes to second place right behind the master: Neil Peart! And finally; Ringo should be higher just for the influence he had on so many artist with the short time he was in The Beatles!

[@morrisgautreau6704]

Honestly, I also didn't recognize Danny Carey until the name popped up, so it wasn't only you! 😂

[@raynaRobichaud]

In my opinion its not who is better but that they are all very good at what they do. 😎👍

[@ErnestIII83]

Sucks how underrated Gina Schock is as a drummer. Her drumming in particular on Skidmarks On My Heart and Can't Stop The World is perfection.

[@adamfindlay7091]

My brother's a great drummer. I was watching 8 Days A Wk last night. Ringo's spot on on Dizzy MsLizzy, live Shea Stadium. Even though he couldn't hear ***. Yeah, I wouldn't see U2 without Larry(Mullens!)🤔🥲.

[@Iomhar]

Since you asked... I am not a fan of flashy, exhibitionist drummers, so among my favourites there are no Neil Pert, Carl Palmer (who's conspicuously missing in the list) and the like. A good drummer does not need to solo (although Bonham and Paice unfortunately were doing). For me the best drum solo in rock is Ringo’s in The End. What he “said” in those few bars is more than others manage filling a whole LP side with it. I would star with two names that are maybe not “drummers” in the strictest sense of the word, but more percussionists, and the ones that like to use found percussion: Jamie Muir (from Larks’ Tongues in Aspic’s King Crimson) and Angus MacLise (Velvet Underground’s original drummer, who played with the original Dream Syndicate/Theater of Eternal Music). Another percussionist that I would like to put forward is Evelyn Glennie. I would add some more jazz drummers. I think that Arthur “Art” Blakey / عبدالله ابن بوحینه deserves to be on the list, but also Joe Morello, the bloke that securely anchors Dave Brubeck’s Take Five. Then there is another female drummer, Viola Smith, nicknamed the female Gene Krupa, who continued drumming into her 100+’s. A couple of simple, non-complicating, drummers, who function perfectly in a band settings are the Stranglers’ Jet Black, Dresden Dolls’ Brian Viglione, and the Cramps’ Nick Knox (his exit from the band was the beginning of the group’s end). Then there are two psychedelic-era West Coast drummer that should be mentioned, Jefferson Airplane’s Spencer Dryden and the Doors’ John Densmore, the later undoubtedly jazz-influenced. Danny Taylor from the Silver Apples used to play melodic patterns on his drums, accompanying Simeon’s electronics. Robert Görl from Deautsch-Amerikanische Freundschaft plays synthesisers and drums at the same time. Live he pre-programs synths and plays drums. And finally, one that you surely never heard comes from Yugoslavia. It’s VD, the petite but energetic drummer of Šarlo akrobata. (The band has published the best album during the punk 1980s in Yugoslavia, Bistriji ili tuplji čovek biva kad... Worth listening!)

[@marcbergeron8690]

Palmer is my fav. Roger Taylor of Queen missing. Phil Collins and Bruford should be much higher.

[@scotthanson4200]

not a bad list but for me buddy rich is the standard for drummer's the king of all drummer's he should be with no question's at #1 and peter criss should be on this list. in the 70's peter was an excellent drummer.

[@donaldkennedy9573]

Buddy should have been at the top.

[@toastertwo1602]

I was hoping to see Lee Kerslake from Uriah Heep and Ozzy Osbourne band.

[@AnthonyKiyola]

You did a lot better than me with recognizing faces. Two drummers I like from this list that were missing from the previous list were Al Jackson Jr and James Gadson. I agree with John Bonham as #1 for rock drummer. Any recommendations for Rush songs that highlight Neil Peart’s drumming and not solos. I would have Nicko McBrain on my own list. Still no room for John Densmore and Stephen Morris.

[@joegillam1497]

Phil Collins, Bill Ward, Bill Bruford, Billy Cobham (big up the Bills) and Tony Williams should all be in the top ten. And no Carl Palmer! What?!

[@318wubby]

Ringo not in the top 10 is criminal.

[@joelfrombethlehem]

Missing from this list: Russ Kunkel, a session man most noted with James Taylor; and Joe Franco of the Good Rats. I'd put Grateful Dead's Bill Kreutzman & Mickey Hart a few spots higher on this list.

[@1958seeker]

If Rolling stone magazine created the list you can bet a lot of players werent considered eg Simon Phillips and others. Convinced they have no idea who has actually contributed to music.

[@snpok524]

Sparks Kimono My House not in top 100 ,unbelievable.

[@gammaanteria]

Christian Vander is an incredible drummer, in my Top 5

[@Mike-aka747]

Any list by Rolling Stone is a joke. 😂

[@joegillam1497]

True, but I've seen worse from them.

[@jazzpianoman01]

Dennis Chambers and Vinnie should be much higher up on the list

[@mutant_blues]

A great list of drummers but terrible ranking...Billy Cobham at #45??? Buddy Rich at #14??? And the list desperately needs Simon King of Hawkwind!!!

[@jazzpianoman01]

Dave Weckl/ Omar Hakim missing from the list

[@jazzpianoman01]

Buddy should be number one

[@Marco-he8hz]

Jaki Leibeziet of Can should be way up in that list but is noticeable by his absence. Shame on you Rolling Stone.

[@jgo7870]

keith moon over Neil Peart? jokes. No 1 and no 2 are Neil and John. You pick the order, but they are 1 and 2 in my book. And if you speak all-rounder than it's Neil, that's why he's number 1 for me, the man was a genius, lyrically and musically.

[@llewellynGS1]

Let me just say that, even though I haven’t watched the video yet, I am betting Josh Dunn isn’t on the list. But he should be…… drummer with the band Twenty one pilots- only a duo so he’s half the band. Fantastic drummer, you should check them out. (Now that I have seen the list, I feel Dunn is certainly better than a lot of them, could come in around the 50 mark)

[@jonnuanez7183]

I would have put Jeff Porcaro way higher. I think we take him for granted considering the number of songs and albums he's played on. He's part of my big question about Toto: you can only pick only one great musician from that band-who is it and why not the others?

[@jesusmiquiabas9085]

JOHN HENRY BONHAM!!! 😊

[@scotthanson4200]

one other drummer l am not sure he is on the list but mick fleetwood of fleetwood mac l alway's thought he was a very good drummer and with the song's of fleetwood mac he gave it that special way of drumming with those famous song's by them.

[@jonnuanez7183]

Mick Fleetwood is #60

[@scotthanson4200]

@@jonnuanez7183 cool l alway's liked his energy on stage behind the drum set.

[@mikebarton6391]

Kieth Carlock of Steely Dan

[@Tonysmithmusic]

Ringo above buddy rich 😂😂

[@solfly6]

Again, what is the criteria? Greatest meaning what? These are definitely all great drummers but to put together a list of 100,… you might as well put together a list of 300 or 500. For me, it’s essential that they be drummers that are playing exactly what is needed for the music that their band is doing. This would place Ringo much higher on the list. Like it or not folks. This is what is important. And Peart should be higher. These guys are a great example of what I’m talking about. I love them both and they both fit in with their bands perfectly as absolutely essential pieces. You can say apples & oranges but from this standpoint, they are both perfect. Since this is my main criteria as a drummer myself, I will immediately add Stuart Copeland who pretty much stands alone and fit perfectly with the two other members of the Police. Zero argument with Bonham but I would add that for me, he was the main ingredient. I also need to add the “Great” Paul Thompson from Roxy Music. Love Bill Ward…… ok, I’ll stop now.

[@bigjuan4u]

A good selection but the rankings were all over the place. Billy Cobham, jazz fusion pioneer with the album ‘Spectrum’ easily in the top ten and Buddy Rich gets number one; checkout his ‘insane’ drum solo on KZbin.

[@rarerecordcollector9459]

No Nick Mason?

[@adamfindlay7091]

I ❤ his playing!!

[@brianemanuel576]

Shocked that Joey Jordison isn't on the list

[@maryannlockwood7806]

🥁 not too bad….💁🏻‍♀️😊

[@morrisgautreau6704]

Ha ha ha! No Lars Ulrich nor Peter Criss!

[@LarryFleetwood8675]

It's Rolling Stone after all, they have no clue...

[@libation2473]

In what universe is Ringo a better drummer than Buddy Rich?

[@dr.s.]

Not too bad. In 2024 any of them would loose against El Estepario Siberiano, that guy's crazy. He could play any of their drum parts with one arm and one leg while drinking coffee.

[@TheAlbumReviewchannel]

Ooh. What a bad list. Phil Collins way too low, no Chester Thompson, no Roger Taylor, no Nick Mason no Carl Palmer no Alan White!!!!! Not saying that these should be top 10 but should have been in a list even from 2016. Baad

[@LarryFleetwood8675]

Yes, a very poor list. No Phil Ehart, no Bill Ward, no Barriemore Barlow, no Clive Burr, no Les Binks, no Bobby Rondinelli, etc.