What if THEY played Rosanna by Toto instead of Jeff Porcaro [Drum Cover]

Here I had fun playing a drum cover of Rosanna by Toto in the style of 16 different drummers instead of Jeff Porcaro.
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[@Pietro.Valente]

Actually for most of these drummers I had a specific song of theirs for reference, can you guess some of them?

[@warlordbison]

Your larnell was toight loik a toiger. Either way you got the halftime shuffle down solid Pietro. Solid A tier, maybe S tier on days the groove is flowing, can carry all lanes or jungle.

[@adrumwhisperer]

very creative! Pietro doing an impression of Purdie doing an impression of Porcaro doing a Purdie shuffle.... while taking a jab at Lars.

[@Pietro.Valente]

Thanks! I see you got all the stuff 😂

[@keepthemetalflowing]

I loved how you threw in Neil Peart (RIP professor)... man what would it have been like IF he and Jeff ever met? I mean stylistically and playing wise both were on almost the opposite ends of the spectrum. Yet, they were both extreme technicians and masters of their chops, feel and both had excellent time. I've "searched" online for like anything in an interview that either Jeff or Neil might have said about one another, to no avail. Both are two of so many of my all time favorite drummers. With Jeff, I didn't know who he was till I got the Modern Drummer in '92 that had the tribute to him and Neil, I thankfully got to see twice with Rush: once in '94 and once in '04. Though very different players, both were masters of their craft. And both are deeply missed by us, all their fans, respectively. RIP JP...

[@Pietro.Valente]

Thanks and yes it would have been interesting to see them collab!

[@jibu1626]

That evil smile when you came to Lars Ullrich was brilliant!

[@Pietro.Valente]

Glad you caught that 😉

[@1960taylor]

That was so well done

[@Pietro.Valente]

Thanks a lot!

[@oscarprimcosta]

Brilliant work Pietro!!! In technique and creativity 👏👏👏

[@Pietro.Valente]

Thanks a lot Oscar!

[@jasonwolf76]

I Like Support Drum Covers ! This is a Nice Job ! 👏🥢🎵🎵🎶🔥🔥💪💪

[@Pietro.Valente]

Thanks!

[@francoa2197]

Good Job Man!

[@shaneborger9054]

A couple of observations. Proof that no matter the skill level and talent of the drummer, many times the person who played it best is the original. Porcaro was the right drummer for that song, though Gadd’s version would have been interesting. And second, the Bonham shuffle and Perdie shuffle have more in common than I thought. That’s all.

[@Pietro.Valente]

Yes, I agree Porcaro was irreplaceable. The scope of this video is certainly not to improve the music but to have fun imagining other possible interpretations.

[@cw8537]

It’s interesting to have invoked Bonham and Purdie both since Porcaro took bits of both for the actually Rosanna track

[@lellamas2778]

Really enjoyed

[@Pietro.Valente]

Thanks a lot!

[@ryadachaibou8098]

Beautiful, you are so talented

[@Pietro.Valente]

Thank you very much!

[@shaneborger9054]

That was brilliant! Though, as a huge Phil Collins fan, I am not sure what the reference point for the groove was. The fill was very Phil but I’m not sure whether he would have tried to mimic the shuffle with a little Phil twist. Otherwise, the Bonham was spot on. Since, Fool in the rain incorporates a similar ride pattern. And the placement of Gene Krupa was perfect. It was the exact spot for his famous Tom playing.

[@Pietro.Valente]

Thanks! For Phil I used his famous Down and Out groove: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4aVn4eAac2orqM

[@squareape]

Impressive! Do you use some vocal cues or you have it memorized?

[@Pietro.Valente]

Thanks! No, I memorized just the drummers order because the change is on every section of the song

[@M4RCM0NT31R0]

This is awesome!

[@anderszettergren4302]

Haha. Just great. Thanks

[@Pietro.Valente]

Thanks 😄

[@areamusicale]

Avrei voluto vedere Ringo Starr tra i batteristi .... anche perchè Stave Lukarter suona con lui e sarebbe interessante vedere Ringo suonare le canzoni dei Toto (o degli Eagles!).

[@Pietro.Valente]

Se farò altri video di questo tipo cercherò di mettere anche Ringo

[@ThisSteveGuy]

lol @ Lars

[@Pietro.Valente]

😂

[@warlordbison]

Also you forgot the signature Lars fill TA-TA-TA-TA HARD ON SNARE

[@Pietro.Valente]

Yeah, I'm bad Lars impressionist

[@warlordbison]

@@Pietro.Valente no such thing bro LOL. Lars couldn't play as well as you in his prime on his absolute best day. Keep up the good work

[@nairbas392]

Lars wasn’t accurate enough. You didn’t miss a beat.

[@Pietro.Valente]

I really need to study him harder 😂

[@randysanchez4744]

missed on all every one except for Chad.

[@warlordbison]

I love your content. The Warlord MBison is pleased. Moar tier lists please 🫠

[@Pietro.Valente]

Thanks, My tier list schedule is a bit long and delayed for now 😅

[@dieseldust27]

Stewart Copelamd was perfect 😂

[@Pietro.Valente]

Thanks! ☺

[@davidonguitar]

Lars Ulrich is the same way Ringo Starr would play it.

[@MusiCaninesTheMusicalDogs]

You rock man, but you were too much on time while emulating Lars!

[@Pietro.Valente]

Yeah I could never really nail Lars 😄

[@alphacapo]

Shit man u deserve more views for this one

[@Pietro.Valente]

Thanks! I hope they will come!