Members of Rush, the Police, Primus and Tool have joined forces in what could loosely be called a "super group," though would probably be more accurately described as one amazing jam session caught on film.
The mostly all-drums, all-star lineup of Neil Peart, Stewart Copeland, Danny Carey and Les Claypool got together at Copeland's home studio last April to jam and were gracious enough to post a video online
You can check out a video of the group jamming on a tune they call "Count Drumula" below.
The group, who bill themselves as CCCP, have no immediate plans to tour.
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