Hi,
You need "Niagara". Two albums, ALL DRUMMERS from Germany! Kinda interesting though many of you are gonna say ... boring!
Check out Mani Neumeier (Guru Guru) and what he does with the guitarist in "Dance of the Flames". Sometimes he plays with the guitarist and sometimes with the no one at all, and it creates a wonderful mix all around. He's also a terrific thrasher and has done many shows/albums with Acid Mothers Temple.
Check out Pierre Moerlin in "You" by Gong. The two long cuts back to back in the album do not have a break, and that drumming is out of this world! Very much in the "time and place" as opposed to simple numbers and metronomic displays like most drummers today!
Other than Bonzo and Moonie, those are my favorite drummers though I have a soft spot for Bill Bruford, and what he went on to do which was much more challenging all around. His solo stuff is very different than what we know him for, and the KC stuff is not even as good as what he went on to do later.
Most drummers, are too metronomic for my tastes. A lot of folks like Mike that left Dream Theater, but he's not really that great at all, just a very good showman, and what's his name in Porcupine Tree is also over rated and way too metronomic for my tastes as well.
But then, I kinda loved the old school Nick Mason, and most people didn't. He was never about drumming, but all "touch", and this is the part that 9 out of 10 drummers do not have, because they need that snare drum to keep time. Watch Mani and Pierre go in and out of time all the time and somehow the band never loses trakc of their connection and what they are playing. The "timing" and "metronomic" functions in music are grossly over rated and most drummers do not know the difference.