Tony Montana

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Best Drum and Bass artist of all time
Solo batteristi, da appassionato e "sbattitore di pentole e tamburi".
<b>Neil Peart</b>

2

Neil Peart

Il più completo, ha una creatività fuori dal comune.
<b>Ian Paice</b>

3

Ian Paice

Il breviario del batterista rock.
<b>Gene Krupa</b>

4

Gene Krupa

Il Padre Fondatore.
<b>Phil Collins</b>

5

Phil Collins

Tocco inconfondibile, grandissimo in ambito prog e non solo.
<b>Guy Evans</b>

6

Guy Evans

In perfetta sintonia col Generatore, immenso.
<b>Billy Cobham</b>

7

Billy Cobham

Il polipo panamense.
<b>Robert Wyatt</b>

8

Robert Wyatt

Stile unico, personalissimo, intricato ma esaltante. Purtroppo per poco tempo.
<b>Keith Moon</b>

9

Keith Moon

Il Signore dei Crash e delle batterie rotte.
<b>Bill Bruford</b>

11

Bill Bruford

Brillante ed elegante, lo preferisco leggermente in "epoca Yes".
<b>Danny Carey</b>

12

Danny Carey

Fa impressione, è l'anima pulsante dei Tool.
<b>Pip Pyle</b>

13

Pip Pyle

Molto elegante, secondo solo a Wyatt nella Scena di Canterbury.
<b>Barriemore Barlow</b>

14

Barriemore Barlow

Il batterista più bravo che abbia militato nei Tull.
<b>Roger Taylor</b>

15

Roger Taylor

E' in amore con la sua macchina (cit.).
<b>Carl Palmer</b>

16

Carl Palmer

Mostro di tecnica, un po' troppo distaccato.
<b>John Weathers</b>

17

John Weathers

Gigante tra i Giganti. Non a caso è quello che vi militò più a lungo.
<b>Franz Di Cioccio</b>

18

Franz Di Cioccio

Il Franz nostrano.
<b>Bernard Purdie</b>

19

Bernard Purdie

Il RE del Groove. Lo zio di ogni batterista.
<b>Pick Withers</b>

20

Pick Withers

Molta classe con gli Straits.
<b>Richard Coughlan</b>

21

Richard Coughlan

Cioccolatoso e perfetto nella Terra in Grigio e in Rosa.
<b>Cozy Powell</b>

22

Cozy Powell

Energico, ha fatto la storia dell'epic-rock.
<b>Vinny Appice</b>

23

Vinny Appice

Secco e metallico, perfetto con i Sabbath e Dio.http://www.debaser.it/presentation/lib/icons/text_linespacing.png
<b>Simon Phillips</b>

24

Simon Phillips

Session-man molto versatile.http://www.debaser.it/presentation/lib/icons/text_linespacing.png
<b>Carmine Appice</b>

25

Carmine Appice

Utilissimo per chi vuole imparare le basi della batteria.
<b>Mitch Mitchell</b>

26

Mitch Mitchell

Storico batterista degli Experience.
<b>Butch Trucks</b>

27

Butch Trucks

Il mio preferito della Allman Brothers Band.
<b>Frank Beard</b>

28

Frank Beard

Simpatico, godibile nei primi album dei ZZ Top, dopodichè troppo metronomo.
<b>Vinnie Colaiuta</b>

29

Vinnie Colaiuta

Assurdo, ma non mi ha mai preso molto.
<b>Bill Ward</b>

30

Bill Ward

Pesante e a volte un po' legnoso, ma ha fatto la storia assieme ai Sabbath.
<b>Chad Smith</b>

31

Chad Smith

Ha copiato molto da Ian Paice, ma non è male.
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  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    28 nov 10
    Absolutely great, for the quote by Guy Evans and for Collins being in the top 5 :). I recommend listening to Robert Wyatt (Soft Machine), Billy Cobham, and Pip Pyle from Gong and Hatfield and the North. Anyway, it already seems like an excellent ranking to me.
     
  • Tony Montana
    Tony Montana
    28 nov 10
    It also comes down to personal preference; just as you don’t adore Ian Paice (even acknowledging him as great), I’m not particularly fond of Carl Palmer, technically superior but with less heart for me!
     
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    28 nov 10
    Obviously, in the end, personal tastes matter a lot, and it is true that Palmer is very cold, despite being a technical monster.
     
  • Felo
    Felo
    28 nov 10
    I quote hjhhjij, as Italians more than Di Cioccio, I would see Walter Calloni or Fulvio Chirico, then for the rest, Max Roach, Art Blakey, and Ginger Baker should be mentioned. :)
     
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    28 nov 10
    Come on, you know Di Cioccio is off-limits. Unfortunately, Chirico isn't in the database (by the way, it's Furio, not Fulvio XD).
     
  • fedezan76
    fedezan76
    28 nov 10
    Undisputedly beautiful ranking, I only suggest a few names: Ainsley Dunbar, Jeff Porcaro, and Stewart Copeland (underrated).
     
  • Emerson
    Emerson
    28 nov 10
    I agree with Felo about those 3 greats (the first 2 he mentioned are top 5, the third is top 10). However, the most striking thing is that the immense GENE KRUPA cannot be in 20th place (it's absurd for him to be behind Taylor, Portnoy, and Collins). Krupa was the pioneer, the forefather, the true master, the most imaginative of them all, and without him, Buddy Rich wouldn't have been Buddy Rich! As for the rest, Keith Moon is too low. And the real Taylor is Arthur "Art" Taylor, not Roger...
     
  • Tony Montana
    Tony Montana
    28 nov 10
    The historical significance and genius of Krupa are beyond debate; all drummers owe him a lot. However, the ranking is of my personal favorites and those I know best, as well as those who have "inspired" my passion for the drums. It doesn't rely on historical importance or technique per se; it's worth mentioning that there are also a few musical genres involved that may appeal more or less to different people. And of course, the ranking is not definitive, even if the top spots are untouchable!
     
  • Tony Montana
    Tony Montana
    28 nov 10
    Edit: in any case, the 20th place was a temporary parking spot, since I went out for dinner :)
     
  • Felo
    Felo
    29 nov 10
    How did Fulvio come to me? -.- Anyway, I saw Di Cioccio and Chirico on the same stage, one after the other; Chirico stole the show from him.
     
  • berlinboy85
    berlinboy85
    29 nov 10
    Roger Taylor is unwatchable!
     
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    29 nov 10
    But indeed Chirico is, in terms of power and technique, absolutely superior to Di Cioccio; however, the good Franz remains a great drummer, not like Fulvio, obviously XD, but he is still very good.
     
  • Felo
    Felo
    29 nov 10
    Werner "Zappi" Diermaier?
     
  • Tony Montana
    Tony Montana
    29 nov 10
    I didn't know Chirico, but while hopping around forums and videos, I found some very interesting things! What can I say, Italians have nothing to envy from abroad; it’s a shame they are "covered" by the visibility of more renowned artists.
    @berlinboy: Roger Taylor was my idol when I was young, and he will always be among my favorites. I see him too often criticized unjustly... just watch the live performance in Montreal from '81! And to quote you: it’s not an objective ranking!
     
  • Tony Montana
    Tony Montana
    29 nov 10
    Anyway, thanks for the suggestions! They will definitely be useful for my studies.
     
  • JohannesUlver
    JohannesUlver
    1 jan 11
    Finally, someone who recognizes the value of Roger Taylor! Congratulations! PS: What do you think of Ginger Baker and Tommy Aldridge? Happy New Year!
     
  • stonecoldcrazy
    stonecoldcrazy
    1 jan 11
    Roger Taylor in the '70s was kicking ass, no doubt about it!
     
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    1 jan 11
    Roger Taylor in the first 4-5 albums of Queen proved himself to be a skilled drummer without a doubt, really good.
     
  • ILM_igliore
    ILM_igliore
    1 jan 11
    Hey, where's Keith Moon? PS: by the way, great ranking.
     
  • Geo@Geo
    Geo@Geo
    4 apr 11
    Highly shareable and shared ranking;))
     
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