The Greatest Drum Solos by the Greatest Drummers
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Feel free to comment on the amazing solos by the six musically and technically incredible drummers!!
1. Matt Garstka from "Animals As Leaders"
2. Cobus Potgieter from "Ventura Lights"/ Independent
3. Blake Richardson from "Between the Buried and Me"
4. Mike Portnoy from "Liquid Tension Experiment"
5. Thomas Lang from "Terabite"/ Independent
6. Damien Schmitt - Independent
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How can it be the "Greatest Drummers" without having solos by John Bonham, Keith Moon or Neil Peart???
AMEN!!!
exactly
might as well throw danny carey in there
All rock drummers, not really good at all. If you wanna complain about the names in this list you should mention drummers like Gadd, Weckl and Colaiuta. Bonzo, Moon and Peart are drummers for nostalgic people, but as drummers Richardson, Lang an Garstka (Portnoy is kind of showoff like "look how much tempos I can change without any elegance) are much better. Period.
And Buddy Rich too
Feel free to comment on the amazing solos by the six musically and technically incredible drummers!!
1. Matt Garstka from "Animals As Leaders"
2. Cobus Potgieter from "Ventura Lights"/ Independent
3. Blake Richardson from "Between the Buried and Me"
4. Mike Portnoy from "Liquid Tension Experiment"
5. Thomas Lang from "Terabite"/ Independent
6. Damien Schmitt - Independent
Great list!...I would add Tony Royster, Gavin Harrison,Danny Carey,Mark Zonder, Hannes Grossman Vinnie Colauita,Sean Reinert and Dave Weckl
Only Thomas Lang and maybe Damien Schmid and Mike Portnoy deserved to be on that list ! nobody else !
Lang is by far the best I have ever seen. all of his solos are amazing
Lang is by far the best I have ever seen. all of his solos are amazing
Lang is by far the best I have ever seen. all of his solos are amazing
How can you possibly forget the Greatest Of All Time himself, Tommy Lee from Mötley Crüe?! That man is a legend! His solos and his show will blow your mind! He deserves to be #1 because he is that epic, and after you watch even one video of him you will never forget it! Tommy Lee has surely been an inspiration for many great drummers everywhere.
In fact, he is so great, that there should be an entire video dedicated to his Top 10 best drum solos of all time, but I know why there isn't. It's because it is impossible to choose between all of Mr. Lee's legendary performances.
Nevertheless, he deserves to be included (preferably at #1) on this list. No offense to the other drummers because they are all great, but none of them can touch the talent that is Mr. Tommy Lee of Mötley Crüe!!!
I guess these people never heard "Carl Palmer" watch any of the ELP shows on you tube he shreds from start to finish his solo's are incredible
There is a big difference between a drumsolo, drumbreak and a drumfill. What i saw where drumbreaks or drumfills and absolutly no drumsolo's.
I think this what Solos are now ? To me Buddy Rich did a Solo..I like watching this & appreciate the skill..not where I go to hear a Solo though.. as you so perfectly described...& what are really Solos today seem way to machinelike & technical..sort of too perfect.
A solo is not technic but you have to put your mind and your Heart toghether and let them to play
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All these guys are great legends in their own way, period!
Holy crap! Damien Schmitt! WOW!
Ian Paice . Deep Purple. Concerto for group and orchestra (live, 1969) composed by Jon Lord. 3rd Movement, solo.
Ian Paice Deep Purple . Made in Japan (live, 1972) The Mule, solo. Both solos entertain the crowd with their energy and invention. Never a dull moment. Few play a snare better than Ian Paice IMO.
Damien you rock man. This is how drums should be played
You're pooling from a very specific genre. There are a ton of outstanding drummers out there (many far better than what's listed)....Change your video title.
Indeed
Using drums as a main instrument these guys are stunning. I prefer drummers that play in the groove. I'm sure these guys could do that also. Cool video!
Thank you for putting Matt Garstka in the list :)
wow awesome drummers ever great drum set's too thank you
You may have a few Princes here, maybe, but you missed all the kings, Buddy Rich, Ginger Baker, Cozy Powell, John Bonham ....
What????? I remember a time, 1000 years ago, when a drummer was a drummer, not trying to hit everything in front of them whithin one second. Have a look at Mick Tucker, from The Sweet. That was a dedicated drummer. Listen to "the man with the golden arm".
Goddamn you don't hear many people talk about The Sweet. Respect.
Kenny Jones too
iv played drums all my life never seen any thing like him crazy
This must be the "D" ranking of top 10 drummers
Very Fine Artist Cool.
Cool! Really enjoyed the Blake Richardson clip!
Kenny Jones. The Faces I’m losing you. 1971. No fancy kit just brilliant musicianship live at the BBC.
Loved all of them. They had a uniquenes to their drumming.
Buddy Rich in my opinion was the best in my lifetime.
and he didn't need a space suite to play in!
Gene Krupa, Mick Tucker and Ian Paice!!! These guys are REAL drummers, and not technical freaks.
The great Tony levin and his Chapman Stick- unparalleled awesome musician. How did he play on Rob Cooper's album again?
Awesome!
great video thanks
Blake Richardson. First time for me... he's a real bomba! even if he's not performing a solo.
You missed the greatest of them all Neil Peart
Anything with feeling. Now't for me but, hey, thanks for the post. Great contrast of styles. Thanks again.
Love them all,very good video.
Love mike portnoy. The best.
Damien and Blake rocked out
Stewart Copeland, Niel Peart, Alex Van Halen, Vinnie Colaiuta, Jeff Campitelli
Holly fuck, I am blown away!!!
no Benny greb?no steve smith? no nathaniel townsley? definitely wasn't a drummer that compiled this list!
Thomas lang is fast and all so has power not just hoping for a sound noes were he wants his sticks to be
Great Drumming!!
All pretty awesome. Diggin' Damien Schmitt's gear
They were all great.
Great video. Some I knew some I didn't.
Well, I'm just glad that Thomas Lang is on this list. :)
Where did you find these bums?
Cool stuff
Definitely saved the best for last. Damian Schmidt has my vote!
k...I'm back. Did I miss anything? The lines at the bathrooms were insane! Look, I got this cool t-shirt, too!
WOW!
Portnoy had some great musical solos like the studio version of when the water breaks and also the solo of as i am which is a perfect metal drum solo
Unclear on the metric you used to determine "greatness." Buddy Rich, Joe Morello, Carl Palmer .... certainly get honorable mentions.
What about Steve gadd?
Buddy Rich?
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If you ask any professional drummer… “Who is the greatest drummer of all time?”… 99 out of 100 would probably say…
Buddy Rich
Or Gene Kruper
Ever heard of Carl Palmer?
Blake Richardson OUTSTANDING FRIGGIN OUTSTANDING!!!!!!!!!!
Loved it
What between the buried and me song is that?
all metal drummers, sick
NICE
IMO, What makes a good drummer? In a room filled with all the best drummers in the world, the best one is whomever can play the living hell out of whatever style they play in, and then turn around and do the same thing in the unique and widely differing styles every other drummer in the room plays in. I wholly agree with most of the names I've seen on the honorable mentions list, and since I haven't yet seen anyone mention them I'd like to submit Carter Beauford and Jimmy 'The Rev' Sullivan as well.
And then there's Thomas Lang. Beamed down from a space ship from another galaxy. Drumming abilities still analyzed by human beings today...
@@georgepoveymusic Whoa, whoa , whoa. You don’t have to like his style but Thomas Lang’s technical ability is as good as anyone on this planet.
.... and John Bonham !!
Did Lang compose that solo or was that improv?
BLAKE RICHARDSON REALLY PROGRESSIVE DRUMMER
Man they are good.
Well, what about more actual solos? Dudes sitting alone in their home studio is not a solo in the traditional sense. That's just a guy playing drums.
Thomas lang yeeww vision
Damien Schmitt plays tight... 6 thumbs up
Who compiled this list?
the last one was bad azz
Anybody know where I can wsee somw drum solos
where's Ginger Baker the man who said it's not how fast you play. it's what you say!
Ok got it. I thought this was to short. And it is. For me that is lol To many great solos out there that are not here
Neal Peart - (Mike Drop)
Neil was good, but he wasn't the God that people made him out to be. His devout followers need to accept that there are much better drummers than him, that's just the truth.
Perhaps you should pick up your Mic...
"The Greatest Drum Solos of the Popular and Common Drummers"
thomas lang
Kevin Kiss was not mentioned here, the drummer and percussionist for Molly and the danger band.
can somebody tell me what the song title Blake Richard playing.. 😓
Telos from The Parallax II: Future Sequence
In the "top 10" videos there will always be the asshole who says that you forget something, but if you don't put at least John Bohnam in this video you don't understand anything bro
I don't respect double bass pedals. It creates lazy replica sounding drummers. It's 10 times harder to keep a good groovy rhythm fluxing in and out the pocket and make the one kicker sound like a double, with one. Mad respect for the drummers who still keep it real.
No need to mentioned who is the best drummers in the world we the listenning people knows who thats in our heart they are all best we can not compare individualy bcoz they have different me im a drummer too.
I feel sorry for Cobus because hes gonna get so much heat from being named here. Lets be honest, that was basic. He doesn't even rank in the top 100 drummers. Also, these are not solos mostly, they are fills or break downs.
Maybe not, but Cobus has some of the best sounding drums, I've ever heard.
i agree, cobus sucks,lol,, christ, i was at that level wen i was 16 yrs old,,lol
And Gavin Harrison - Porcupine Tree
C'mon man! They're all awesome!!
Song titles?
The outro song sounds like deen Castronovo’s drumming on joey tafolla
Blake Richardson and Damien Schmitt
what do people say on Mike Portnay ?
Mike Portnoy still rules 👌😎
rock on dude i think in the progressive metal hands down totaly agree dude Mike Portnoy rocks the Dream Theater world
But where's Mark Mironov of old My Autumn?
Wish I could play like that 😥
Nice thomas Lang opening
you shouldn't put the last guy..instead of him you had a great option called 'Neil Peart' :)
still this list not bad for sure :)
Where is Dave from SLAYER ?
There is NO GREATEST, because it is all an opinion. There are TOO many great drummers and many most people never heard of. I have many great drummers, but nobody can rate them as the best. Because it is JUST a opinion.
But like, there is. His name is John Henry Bonham...
ALLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!
Mike portnoy😎👍👍
The last one
Blake!!!
Buddy Rich? Billy Cobham? Max Roach? Clyde Stubblefield? John Bonham? This list is obviously written for people under 30.....
This is not a Drum solo man! LOL!! this is like a drumbreak!,. this was a Kids choice drummers :D
Hey Kid here are the GREATEST who did crazy stuff:
Buddy Rich
Chris Coleman
John Bonham
Neil Peart
Billy Cobham
Dave Weckl
Dennis Chambers
Steve Smith
Steve Gadd
Gavin Harison
Virgil Donati
Tony Royster Jr.
Mitch Mitchell
So many more! :D haha
hey man, you forgot TONY ROYSTER JR!
JohnQpublic over rated are you dumb 😩😩 the guy can do anything he's a god.
And Lars too
Fantabulated jr
Why the stupid title. Cobus should NEVER be in anything titled "The Greatest Drum". Come on. If u like him, great. But listing him and not Weckl, Donati, Steve Smith, Phillips, Colaiuta, Bissonette, Mangini, Chambers, Sucherman, Greb show a real immaturity and lack of knowledge about the drums.
Anybody know Dave Weckl? Geeeeeezzzzzz."...".
pretty funny. I guess u should have said greatest in the 2000's? Its not about how many drums or cymbals you have, its about technical prowess and speed. Lets see....Buddy Rich, Louis Bellson, Billy Cobham, Carmine Appice....couple of jazz and a couple of rock........look them up, then change your list
Gene Krupa