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Mirrorball95 · 04-14-2009, 07:56 AM

I dont really take these 'best drummers of all time' lists really all that seriously as to me it is just somebodys opinion just like mines or anybody else's ; just because they write for a magazine doesnt mean they have the godlike say in 'whos the best', I really dont care whos the best I listen to music that I like and that moves me and dont really give two ****s about what people think. In no particular order my favourite drummers are
John Bonham (Led Zeppelin)
Steve White (Paul Welller)
Jack Irons (Early RedHotchiliPeppers/Pearl Jam/Solo) (he also played on the Neil Young/Pearl Jam collabaration album 'Mirrorball' on which I think the drumming is nothing short of fantastic')
To be honest I aint really that big on drummers although there are a few who really stick out to me anyway.

04-14-2009, 07:56 AM	#760 (permalink)
Mirrorball95 From Hank To Hendrix Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Our house, In the middle of the street. Posts: 735	I dont really take these 'best drummers of all time' lists really all that seriously as to me it is just somebodys opinion just like mines or anybody else's ; just because they write for a magazine doesnt mean they have the godlike say in 'whos the best', I really dont care whos the best I listen to music that I like and that moves me and dont really give two ****s about what people think. In no particular order my favourite drummers are John Bonham (Led Zeppelin) Steve White (Paul Welller) Jack Irons (Early RedHotchiliPeppers/Pearl Jam/Solo) (he also played on the Neil Young/Pearl Jam collabaration album 'Mirrorball' on which I think the drumming is nothing short of fantastic') To be honest I aint really that big on drummers although there are a few who really stick out to me anyway.