Think about your last concert. Maybe you were enchanted by the lead singer's crooning, or perhaps you were headbanging to a face-melting solo by the lead guitarist.
Not often does the drummer — a band's unsung hero — get front and center.
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But fear not, wielders of drumsticks: We have a Music Monday playlist designed to give the all-time greats behind the kit due recognition.

For displays of blisteringly quick drumming, we turned to metal drummers like Dave Lombardo, who previously recorded with Slayer, and Avenged Sevenfold's former drummer Jimmy "The Rev" Sullivan.
Breakneck speed isn't the only way to gain acclaim on the drums. For those who prefer a funky groove, check out Stanton Moore's work on "Pie-Eyed Manc" and ?uestlove's tight grooves on "Compared to What" by The Roots and John Legend.
One glaring omission from the list is Led Zeppelin, whose music isn't on Spotify. Instead, we included a brief taste of Zeppelin drummer John Bonham's talent in a live performance of "Moby Dick." (Tool's Danny Carey is another notable omission from the playlist due to lack of availability on Spotify.)


Is this playlist missing your favorite drummer? Tell us in the comments below or on Spotify, and we'll add it to the playlist.
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