Who thinks that Stewart Copeland (The Police, orchestralli, oysterhead, etc.)is the best drummer alive? Why?
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copeland is able to play any style of music out there, thats why. He was held back by the police and never able to search his full talent. By the time he played in Oysterhead les claypool and copeland already had their music mastered.\nEXCELLENT SHOWS... I saw 3 oysterhead shows and les needs to round up the fellas!
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Im in a band callecd "the why not" and we play punk/soul... some people say we sound like a mix between Blink 182 and Yellowcard...\nWe have a kick a$$ drummer!!! he freakin rocks and our bassist can play ANYTHING!!! he's almost as good as the guy from the red hot chili peppers!! then theres the lead guitarist who's pretty good and the two cackup guitarist's (me)\nim the lead singer...
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Oh please, I'm old school, definitely drummer. Lead Singers seem a little cocky to me and guitarist are a little hyper. Drummers seem like the type to 'get it done right'. They are usually sexier. I love you Tommie Lee!!!
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Angus Young, with one hand tied behind his back! \nAC/DC rocks! :)\nUFO is awesome too, I like alot of their stuff.
1006100
Ben Harper is definately better live.  Even if you don't like his songs on the radio-he is so much better live.  I seen them when the opened for Pearl Jam and they were amazing. Actually both bands were that nite.
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Rod Stewart is hot stuff - pardon the pun.\nHis every picture tells a story is way up there for great albums of all time. Stewart had a heck of a band in those days - Faces.\n\n♫♪♫
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THE BEST IS SYD BARRETT who is known as the father of experimental music and psychodelic rock and roll\nAlso Jimi Hendrix, Frank Zappa, and Duane Allman who may be the best slide guitarist in all time.I must mention also the Great Robert Johnson who is also called The Blues Man because some of his tones aren't disovered by no one.You can read  the legend for him and the Devil and their meeting at the "CROSSROAD"\nP.S: It's very funny that some people realy think that gunS and roses and some little bands like them do realy had a place in a music history
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Frank Zappa always had the best drummers. I like Bozzio's taste in music better myself. Checkout "Polytown" with Mick Karn and David Torn. I think it's some of bozzio's best work. Bill Bruford's my favorite drummer.
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AC/DC Live is great. I know exactly what you mean about live albums, but this is one of the few where I would say that the live element is just as good or better than the studio recordings. I would definitely recommend it.
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Oh my God.  Easiest answer I've made all day.  Paul by far.  Ringo was a no-talent hack.  Just listen to his solo albums if you don't agree (if you can stand it).  The White Album has better drum tracks because Ringo didn't play them.  \n\nAnd you know Ringo will be the last one alive, too.
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BON SCOTT... my baby..  he is a MIKA  he rocked  and i was in my teens when they first started.. i have follwed them ever since..  AC/DC  all the way.. and  BRIAN is  FANTASTIC  and you can't take that away from him. he has done  the best job and noone could do any better than what he has done.. AC/DC ROCKS♥♥♥♥♥
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My vote for the drum god hero of the 70's is Jon Bonham mostly remembered for his stuff with Led Zeppelin. He became a prolific studio muzo in the 70's drumming for Led Zep and many others including Paul McCartney. His death in 1980 was the reason Led Zep split.\n\nMy vote for the drum god hero of the 80's is Rick Allen from Def Leppard. He lost his left arm in a car accident in '84. He recovered and taught himself to play again using his legs to play some of the percussive parts he used to do with his arm. He continued to be the drummer for Def Leppard. My hat goes off to him. Listen to his drumming post '84 - that guy's a legend! He can out drum plenty of two armed drummers!
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Alice Cooper. I am "somewhat" older than you, so Alice has been a part of my life - music-wise - for a long time. I have never heard of King Diamond before, so i can't pass judgement on his(?) music. And what i have heard from Marilyn Manson wasn't really to my tastes. But Alice Cooper.....well, he has some *great* tunes, and he puts so much into his shows. He's no child, anymore.....but that man can rock. I would go and see him tomorrow if i had the chance.
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tré cool is very good in playing and he has some awesome rythm along with the songs.\n\nTravis barker, on the other hand, has some VERY nice and breathtaking drum solos. his solos in concerts are being distributed in p2p sites more than ever!\n\nThe reverend is a story on its own. i've been recently listening to this band and this drummer is killing me! he has a great touch and he's so specific with his beats! every song has a unique style, i include Bat Country, Unholy Confessions, Betrayed, and Burn It Down.\nhis performance is irreplaceable and can't be mimicked by any drummer ever...\n\nbottom line: every drummer has a style and a weak and best point, but for the drum solos, i think it would be travis.
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I doughnut know. But I guess maybe drummer sounds better that drummist. IDK lol thx 4 2 points
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OMG do i even need to answer this? of course i love them. i think anyone who doesnt should be taken to the local station and charged lol. they are one of the classic rock bands that will live forever. even with courtney love still around. kirt cobain was an absolute legend. I LOVE NIRVANA!!\n(*_*)
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Neil Young, Bob Dylan, Talking Heads, Crosby Stills & Nash, Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Paul Simon, Tom Petty, Rusted Root, The Band.\n\nNeil Young is my TOP CHOICE!!