[B]Best Drummer For RockBand?[/B]

[CyberShredder]

Which drummer would it be the best to play on RockBand?

[GrayInvisible]

Neil Peart and Keith Moon. It's a toss up for me, so I flipped a coin and got Neil. They are my two favorite drummers of all time.

[drizzt9922]

It was inbetween Carey, Pert, and Moon for me, but I like Tool's overall sound more, so I picked him.

[SteelersFreak1]

Peart would be great if there was a double bass, as that's what he typically uses, but there's not, so I went with Moon.

[BhindBluEyes430]

Moon is the funnest yea pert is technical and stuff but tom sawyer and working man just aren't as fun as Wont Get fooled again. But we will be getting some More moon Soon Hopefully....Although no HMX member answeres me when i PM them about it :( I mean who dosent want to play Baba O'Riley Or Bargian

[drumr470]

Neither. Brann Dailor of Mastodon would be the most fun drummer to play.

[VanZepplin]

wouldve picked Kevin Tally if he were there

[Styles]

Based on the Rockband "4-piece" drum set-up, this would easily apply to John Bonham and his style of play. Most of these other drummers use/used monster drumsets with double or more bass drums, but Bonham did his magic with a simple set-up. Bonham used Ludwig Speed King Pedals throughout his career. His trademark bass drum "triplets," most notable in Good Times, Bad Times, were done with a single bass pedal, and not a double bass pedal. Unlike contemporary innovators, Bonham did not use a double-bass drum kit. He did once own one (it was featured in the demo "Communication Breakdown"), but removed it from his kit when the rest of the band decided it was drowning everything else out.

So in regards to your question, John Bonham would be the best drummer for Rockband.

[m00p]

Peart hands down. He is the hardest