Songs with really good drumming?

[dude22]

Please no death metal.

[Unhinged]

Anything by Porcupine Tree, Rush, or early Dream Theater.

[Al Paccioli]

Slayer's 'Postmortem'.

[k_tull88]

Tentative Decisions by Talking Heads gives me a boner.

[Rootraz]

Applied Science(live version) - 311

[I Like Me]

Opeth.

The end of Deliverance has by far my favorite drum beat ever.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=kI8w_r9mvBw&feature=related

[Durt]

O God, where to start.....


Sex Machine - sly and the familystone

EPIC drum solo


More to come if this thread survives

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[Fungus Amungus]

Alot of Tool.

[asdfkjhg]

A lot of Virus/Ved Buens Ende has pretty crazy drumming in it.

[terror6o4]

Applied Science(live version) - 311

QTF.......i think chad sexton is a really good drummer

[yamahadrummer]

i met someone yesterday that took lessons from chad sexton
wish i could of...

[gosh]

Here's a nice one if you like the funky style.
From a accomplished, jazz trained, acclaimed drummer.

Reni

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k4bHMVAKDao

[PattyWackit]

Opeth.

The end of Deliverance has by far my favorite drum beat ever.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=kI8w_r9mvBw&feature=related

agreed 10opeths

[☺_☺]

Dimmu Borgir - Sorgens Kammer Del II

You can find it on youtube. It's death metal. I don't like the vocals of the song either, but the drumming is sick.

[esruC]

Deep Purple - Burn

[menace64]

I think Sunday Bloody Sunday by U2 is pretty damn good:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fd1mKaxN6EY

[Trent215]

I've always enjoyed the drummer for Russian Circles, they're a post-rock band with no vocals but their drummer is sick

[BassGuitar25]

Led Zeppelin - Moby Dick

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[Keks]

Ilyena - Mars Volta, The Goliath in Bedlam

Thomas Prigden is crazy. Was Simulacra is awesome too.

Friends - Atomship, Crash of '47.

Atomship broke up awhile ago, but you could probably download their album, it's pretty good.

[terror6o4]

i met someone yesterday that took lessons from chad sexton
wish i could of...

same here..........hes got his own drum shop in hollywood, i gotta hit that up some time

[Rapex]

Check out all the drum covers by this guy. He's fucking amazing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oGq4tVsciE0

[O'Bannion]

Anything by Danny Carey. No one else comes close.

[yamahadrummer]

Anything by Danny Carey. No one else comes close.

lol @ uneducated comment

[Fender]

ive been liking rage against the machines drum beats lately, like down rodeo. i know they dont exactly center their music around their drum beats, but i dont like bands that do anyway.

[Blue Lightening]

You didn't really specify a genre so I'll just list what I listen to and like the drums of...

Primus, Smashing Pumpkins, Dream Theater, System of a Down, Black Sabbath, Dire Straits, Slayer, The Killers, The Police, Tool, Van Halen.

I dunno, can you be any more specific?

[Henkie]

Maybe the Who?

[Ernie Shiester]

Anything by Danny Carey. No one else comes close.

Give me a fuckin' break.

Jack Dejohnette:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ow2JFatvUVM&feature=related

[gosh]

Check out all the drum covers by this guy. He's fucking amazing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oGq4tVsciE0

Kids got class. I liked this one best i think...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWdLYybMT1o&feature=related

[ZX-6RR]

I admire a lot of drummers... Everyone from Dave Weckl to Virgil Donati, Mike Portnoy to Lars Ulrich, Vinnie Colaiutia to Chris Adler, or Jason Bittner to Yanic Bercier. But, my favorite drum piece I've seen in a long time is probably Mike Mangini playing Steve Vai's Fire Garden Suite.

Mike Mangini is awesome.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wz_L0wlLcVM

[BaxterII]

Def Leppard lol

[Solaris]

Katatonia - Funeral Wedding

[Lord Gold]

Dechristianize - Vital Remains

It's death metal, but it's the best drumming in a song I've ever heard.

This (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4SCZv7786KY) is amazing too, it's Stevie Wonder. He's an amazing drummer, actually.

[G-manMET]

If you're looking for a drummer with a lot of groove, Tortoise could be good. They really utilize the two drummers at times. And Medeski, Martin & Wood is just sweet pocket & groove.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Avul3XMWxJE Tortoise
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fiXjR9uQP1M Tortoise
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81wg6m-ko6o Medeski, Martin & Wood

[Rootraz]

This is what I was talkin about before. Drum solo's in the middle

http://youtube.com/watch?v=I81lxvvhXxk

[dude22]

You didn't really specify a genre so I'll just list what I listen to and like the drums of...

Primus, Smashing Pumpkins, Dream Theater, System of a Down, Black Sabbath, Dire Straits, Slayer, The Killers, The Police, Tool, Van Halen.

I dunno, can you be any more specific?

I was thinking more Classic or Indie rock, but maybe Metal.

[CutThatCity]

Thomas Prigden is a beast on the drums but Jon Theodore was amazing as well when he was with The Mars Volta. Check out 'Drunkship of Lanterns' and well, most of De-Loused. Drunkship is probably my favorite though.

[Rootraz]

Just curious - are you a drummer?

Naw, I play guitar. Why do you ask?

[burningcow422]

festung nebelburg- gabreta hyle



you never said no black metal teeehee

[Father Max]

Well Keith Moon of The Who is probably the greatest drummer ever, so I suggest Behind Blue Eyes, Won't Get Fooled Again, and The Seeker.

[tripb19]

Anything by Jeff Porcaro, he's much better than Keith Moon. (Joking, but no, Keith Moon sucks).

Jeff began playing at the age of seven. Lessons came from his father Joe Porcaro, followed by further studies with Bob Zimmitti and Rich Lapore. From the start of his career, Jeff was viewed as one of the music industry's top drummers, possessing an impeccable sense of rhythm as well as a versatility that bridged virtually every style.

As a teenager, Jeff was no stranger to the L.A. music scene. When he was just seventeen, Jeff got his first professional gig playing in Sonny and Cher's touring band. During his 20's, he played on hundreds of albums, including several for Steely Dan. He toured with Boz Scaggs, before co-founding Toto with childhood friends Steve Lukather and David Paich.

Jeff is thought of today as one of the most innovative drummers of his generation[citation needed], and an example to other musicians who seek to absorb and blend a wide array of musical styles. Besides his work with Toto, he also performed as a session musician with artists such as Paul McCartney, Willy DeVille, Jackson Browne, Donald Fagen, Ricki Lee Jones, Michael Jackson, Madonna, Bonnie Raitt, Mark Knopfler, Roger Waters, Paul Anka, Eric Clapton, Miles Davis, Bruce Springsteen, and Larry Carlton.

Richard Marx dedicated the song "One Man" to him and said Jeff was the best drummer he had ever worked with.

His first touring gig was with Sonny and Cher lol, and in his time off he was in Toto. Fucking legend.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rfF4u-Bb5b8&feature=related