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Which Drummer Would You Most Like To Jam With?
- Thread starter Tituscrow
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taylor hawkins, dave grohl, bill ward, matt sorum, tommy lee, phil rudd, chad smith...and i'm sure there are 100 others i can't think of at the moment...
Plus a million billion!
I don't know what to make of her. She seems to have some downright solid skills. Yet she just seems to make slick looking youtube videos.
Stanton Moore
Tyler Greenwell(of the Trucks/Tedechi band-I actually did play with)
Clyde Stubblefield(he's here in madison but in bad health)
Tyler Greenwell(of the Trucks/Tedechi band-I actually did play with)
Clyde Stubblefield(he's here in madison but in bad health)
Well, Mike Mondesir can play the bass for you, I'd rather jam with Mark Mondesir
But I'm with you on Vinnie
With many others on Bill Bruford
But I don't think Simon Phillips has been mentioned yet?
oh snap, how did I forget Mike Clarke?
(Not the guy from The Byrds, the guy from The Headhunters!)
(Not the guy from The Byrds, the guy from The Headhunters!)
Wow, 5 Pages and not 1 person busted out...
VIRGIL DONATI! claimed! This guy is an absolute monster, on a level thats astronomically few and far between by very very few drummers. He plays Piano and Guitar, so the working environment and jams would be very cool, keeping up with some of the grooves would prove to be immensely challenging.
Mike Mangini- Always been one of my favorites, he is so technically advanced, the guy can do things with one limb that most drummers still cant do with 2. I'd laugh alot jamming with him. Not to mention he just joined Dream Theater, my favorite band. Thats a deffinate +1
Marco Minneman- Again, ridiculous, alot of smiles.
Neil Peart- Only because he is the classic "master". I especially idolize his practice philosophy and would probably only want to play Rush tunes with him, he'd probably give me the NP cold shoulder pretty quick, but I'd make the best of it
VIRGIL DONATI! claimed! This guy is an absolute monster, on a level thats astronomically few and far between by very very few drummers. He plays Piano and Guitar, so the working environment and jams would be very cool, keeping up with some of the grooves would prove to be immensely challenging.
Mike Mangini- Always been one of my favorites, he is so technically advanced, the guy can do things with one limb that most drummers still cant do with 2. I'd laugh alot jamming with him. Not to mention he just joined Dream Theater, my favorite band. Thats a deffinate +1
Marco Minneman- Again, ridiculous, alot of smiles.
Neil Peart- Only because he is the classic "master". I especially idolize his practice philosophy and would probably only want to play Rush tunes with him, he'd probably give me the NP cold shoulder pretty quick, but I'd make the best of it
Heck yeah!
If he wasn't available, I'd gladly settle for an hour with Vinnie Colaiuta.
Stanton Moore
Johnny Vidacovich
Jack DeJohnette
Dennis Chambers
Billy Kilson
Paul Motian
Ginger Baker
Bill Bruford
Stewart Copeland
Johnny Vidacovich
Jack DeJohnette
Dennis Chambers
Billy Kilson
Paul Motian
Ginger Baker
Bill Bruford
Stewart Copeland
It would be fun to play with Bill Ward! A drummer that could get along with my Geezer-esque playing!
ChrisLCTR said:
Great call on Mangini...his one handed rolls defy the laws of physics. However, Minneman shades it for me in terms of sheer fluid grace. Surprised DT went for Mike over Marco.
Either way, a jam with them would be pant wettingly joyous...
Definitely Neil Peart for me. I'm a HUGE Rush fan.
Although in my case, I would likely do something stupid, like burst into tears, mumble my way through the session or just not be able to play a single note.
Although in my case, I would likely do something stupid, like burst into tears, mumble my way through the session or just not be able to play a single note.
