The best batteries in the world

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The best batteries in the world
Source: listas.20minutos.es
The best batteries in the world according to my point of view.

TOP 25:
Joey Kramer (Aerosmith)
Joey Kramer (Aerosmith)
His first author collaboration with the band was for the song Pandora's Box, from the album Get Your Wings, 1974. He also appears in the credits of songs like Kings and Queens and The Hand That Feeds.

TOP 24:
Ginger Baker (Cream)
Ginger Baker (Cream)
Baker's playing attracted attention for his exuberance, spectacle, and pioneering use of two drums instead of just one. Firmly convinced as a jazz drummer, he was disgusted when they referred to him as a rock drummer. Although he sometimes acted in a similar way to Keith Moon of The Who, Baker also employed a more restricted style influenced by the British Jazz groups that I listen to in the late 50's and early 60's. In his early days as a drummer he played long solo drums, the best known is a 16-minute piece called "Toad" found in the double album of Cream Wheels of Fire. He is also known for using a variety of other percussion instruments and for his application of African rhythms.


TOP 23:
Carl Palmer (Emerson, Lake & Palmer)
Carl Palmer (Emerson, Lake & Palmer)
He was often considered one of the most respected and influential Rock drummers of all time. Palmer is a veteran of a number of bands, including The Crazy World of Arthur Brown, Atomic Rooster, Emerson, Lake & Palmer, and Asia. He also contributed to work with Mike Oldfield.

TOP 22:
John Densmore (The Doors)
John Densmore (The Doors)
Desnmore dominated several rhythms which made him stand out in the battery world. This mastery of styles can be seen in songs like: "Strange Days", "People Are Strange", "Love Me Two Times", "The End", "Riders On The Storm", etc.

TOP 21:
Larry Mullen Jr. (U2)
Larry Mullen Jr. (U2)
Like most young drummers, Larry began experimenting with a more extravagant style, gradually reducing it to a more controlled force he currently demonstrates. There is a deceptive art in simplicity (the extensive and bold expression that reaches the last place in the concert hall) and Larry and U2 are the masters.


TOP 20:
Phil "Philthy Animal" Taylor (Motörhead)
Phil "Philthy Animal" Taylor (Motörhead)
Phil Taylor, better known as "Philthy Animal" Taylor or "Philthy" Phil Taylor was the drummer of the British heavy metal band, Motörhead, between 1975-1984 and 1987-1992.

TOP 19:
Marky Ramone (Ramones)
Marky Ramone (Ramones)
Marky Ramone is a drummer recognized primarily for his participation in the Ramones group. His first participation was in the Road to Ruin album that same year and he played live for the first time on June 29.

TOP 18:
Alex Van Halen (Vah Halen)
Alex Van Halen (Vah Halen)
The oldest of the Van Halen has been characterized by being a drummer who likes to give a good show, with intense drums alone, until now unique and unmatched. That is why he is considered one of the best drummers in the world.


TOP 17:
Vinnie Paul (Panther)
Vinnie Paul (Panther)
Vinnie played in Panther, Three Devils, Damageplan and Rebel Meets Rebel, all with his brother Dimebag Darrell. Often, these brothers were compared to Alex and Eddie Van Halen for the good relationship between them.

TOP 16:
Charlie Watts (The Rolling Stones)
Charlie Watts (The Rolling Stones)
He was hired by The Rolling Stones in 1963 to replace his former drummer Tony Chapman and since then he has remained in the group, forming with the singer Mick Jagger and guitarist Keith Richards the most lasting association in the history of rock. According to statements by Jagger and Richards, he is the true leader of the band.

TOP 15:

Peter Criss "The Cat" (Kiss)

Peter Criss "The Cat" (Kiss)
His alter-ego or stage name is "The Cat." Soon Criss showed a powerful virtue of performing by ear and very well, a fact that attracts attention and that it was more than a justified incentive for his father to make all possible contacts to place Peter in a seminar with the greatest jazz drummer of all time: Gene Kruppa.


TOP 14:

Bill Ward (Black Sabbath)

Bill Ward (Black Sabbath)
In addition to contributing to the drums as an original member of the group, Ward sang in two Black Sabbath songs: It's Alright (the Technical Ecstasy album) and Swinging the Chain (from the Never Say Die! Album). "Creator of Heavy Metal"

TOP 13:

Stewart Copeland (The Police)

Stewart Copeland (The Police)
He is considered one of the best and most influential rock drummers of all time. His manner of execution towards the instrument, influenced famous drummers such as Marco Minnemann, Chad Smith, Taylor Hawkins, Alex González (Mana) among others.

TOP 12:

Neil Peart (Rush)

Neil Peart (Rush)
Peart has received countless awards for most of the performances he has recorded and is widely respected for both his technical ability and the energy with which he performs his instrument. In terms of influence, he is one of the most important drummers in history, the forced reference of thousands of artists worldwide and has been consistently recognized by experts as one of the greatest rock drummers of all time.

TOP 11:

Dave Lombardo (Slayer)

Dave Lombardo (Slayer)
Lombardo is known for being an aggressive thrash metal drummer and his way of playing has been defined as "incredibly innovative", 4 which has made Drummerworld magazine call him "the godfather of the double bass drum". Throughout his career, he has had a great influence on the metal scene, having inspired many new drummers of the genre.


TOP 10:

Phil Rudd (AC / DC)

Phil Rudd (AC / DC)
Known for being the AC / DC drummer, he is considered the band's original drummer; together with Cliff Williams and the Young brothers, he forms the classic formation of the group. His stage in AC / DC includes from 1975 to 1983, and subsequently from 1994 to the present. Since leaving the group by Mark Evans, he became the only Australian member of the group. Together with the current members of the band and Bon Scott, he joined the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2003.

TOP 9:

Steven Adler (Guns N 'Roses)

Steven Adler (Guns N 'Roses)
Steven Adler nicknamed "Popcorn", he is the drummer of ADLER known especially for being the original drummer of the band Guns N 'Roses. With this band he recorded Appetite for Destruction one of the best sellers in history (27 million copies) and GN 'R Lies.

TOP 8:

Nick Mason (Pink Floyd)

Nick Mason (Pink Floyd)
is the drummer of the British group, of psychedelic and progressive rock, Pink Floyd, of which he is, together with Roger Waters, Richard Wright and Syd Barrett, co-founder.

TOP 7:

Ian Paice (Deep Purple)

Ian Paice (Deep Purple)
Being the only member of the band that has remained in all its formations. Considered one of the most influential drummers in history, he is one of the few lefties who plays with the adapted drums (others, such as Ringo Starr, learned to play with a right-handed team).

TOP 6:

Keith Moon (The Who)

Keith Moon (The Who)
Moon was known for his dramatic and exciting way of playing drums — frequently avoiding basic rhythms, focusing his technique on speed, underlining the beats through the drums, ambidextrously handling the double bass drum and wildly hitting the cymbals.


TOP 5:

Roger Taylor (Queen)

Roger Taylor (Queen)
Among his best compositions are I'm In Love With My Car (which he sang), Sheer Heart Attack, Radio Ga Ga (number 2 in the UK and number 1 worldwide), A Kind of Magic (number 3 in UK and 1 in the world), These Are The Days Of Our Lives (number 1 in the UK) and Heaven for Everyone, the most successful cut of the Made In Heaven album. Taylor also put her voice on Queen songs such as "The Loser In The End" from the Queen II album, "I'm In Love With My Car" by A Night At The Opera, or "Rock It" by The Game.

TOP 4:

Dave Grohl (Nirvana)

Dave Grohl (Nirvana)
He was drummer of Nirvana from 1990 until the dissolution of the band in 1994, as a result of the death of singer and guitarist Kurt Cobain. In 1995 he formed his current band Foo Fighters, being initially the only member and later the vocalist and guitarist.

TOP 3:

Ringo Starr (The Beatles)

Ringo Starr (The Beatles)
Ringo was a drummer with a perfect tempo, he knew how to give rhythm to any song and there is a record of less than a dozen recordings failures with The Beatles

TOP 2:

Lars Ulrich (Metallica)

Lars Ulrich (Metallica)
His way of playing is very varied, and ranges from the simple rock rhythms of the album The Black Album, to the complex and fast parts on many of the themes of the heavier Metallica albums, such as Master of Puppets, Ride the Lightning or ... And Justice for All.

TOP 1:

John Bonham (Led Zeppelin)

John Bonham (Led Zeppelin)
To this day he is considered one of the best rock drummers in history, since he changed the approach of the instrument. He created a style that consisted of a harder punch with less ornaments, much further from jazz and blues. Powerfully influencing all subsequent generations of rock drums, including heavy metal.