Too many variables involved, I guess, for me to come up with a list of ten.
I enjoy a lot of drummers for a lot of reasons.
I see Peart at the top of a lot of lists. There's no denying the guy is good, but I'm not crazy about the slide rule style of drumming, where everything fits neatly into it's space, with the occasional 'overstuffing' of (I think) way too many intricacies crammed into a very small space. It's impressive, but can be a little tedious.
I enjoy Nicko more because, while his style is the same, it's not nearly as busy.
I also see Bonzo at the top of a lot of lists, and I enjoy him much more than Peart. That isn't a knock, just a preference.
Bonzo, at times, it seems he's not just playing, but flowing right in the song. Like instead of a person playing an instrument., he's part the drums. Hard to explain.
I never get that feeling with Peart.
Anyhow, I really like Neal Smith from Alice Cooper's original lineup.
And another Smith boy, Steve, from Journey is a full, rich style, without being pushy.
My latest find is Barry Kerch from Shinedown. He's not fast or flashy, not a lot of intricacies, but he is full speed ahead, no nonsense, bottom heavy rock and roll. He plows straight ahead, takes no prisoners, and doesn't let up.
His simplicity is what I like best. Where Peart would put two (or five) little whippets of whatever odd thing he could get his hands on in a small space, Kerch will just do a straight snare roll. Groovy rock n' roll.