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Thanks for posting those. Buddy and Vic Firth were me favorites. I played oh so many years ago, but quit my second year of college and never picked the sticks up again.

GOAT.

Notice we did not have a poll for GOAT drummer. Even Zeppelin, The Who, Cream & ELP fans know it is Peart.

Outstanding! thanks

I saw Rush in concert 7 times. I took binoculars to watch him play drums in the 80's a couple times because he is amazing.
In the first video, he changes styles over and over flawlessly. No one else has the ability or versatility Neil Peart has.

That first one is just sick. I drum but never took anything in school or any lessons. I don't know anything about "time" I just play what I feel. Wish I could play like that for sure.

He is one of the best for sure and Rush deserves to be in the Hall of Fame but I have a feeling Lady Ga Ga will get in before they do.