Here are a few of the top drummers of our time condensed in this small but legend list:

1. John Bonham

John is considered by many to simply be one of the most prolific drummers of all time. If you listen to the Zep albums you can’t help but be blown away by the rhythm he brought to the music. Although he was never a flashy drummer and didn’t use huge kits, he is still revered by many as the best of the best.
2. Phil Collins

Phil is considered to be one of the best drummers and most musically inclined of our generation. The work he did with Genesis brought music alive and was a solid foundation for the music he would create later in his career. When Gabriel left the band in the mid 70s, Phil took over the reins as lead vocalist but continued playing the drums on future CDs.

3. Neil Peart

Neil certainly influenced many young drummers. His band Rush was loved by millions and the Bastille Day from the Caress Steel album still remains a huge fan favourite. The Fountain of Lamneth, a great example of Neil’s mastery was a huge hit for the band. However, in 1982 they released Signals, which signalled the end of the massive reign of Rush for many of their fans. You can still appreciate their amazing talent with their earlier releases though.

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