BellsOfRhymney's mighty kit . . .

[BellsOfRhymney]

Eat your heart out and drool ...
'68 Pearl 6 lug snare (best money can buy ...for $50 anyway)
12" Sabian AA splash and rock-splash hats, 70's Rogers hi hat stand
Niles Slingerland bass drum/Fiberskin, Speedking pedal
Mid 60's Zildjian 18" crash
Hamilton sticks
Well, what do you think?
http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b380/Skydog_/Kit.jpg

[Trommur]

Worst pic ever. I can't even see the drums clear enough, ( except the bd) to make a reasonable post. My opinion ;)

Joe

[BellsOfRhymney]

Perhaps I'll hire a professional photographer next time. HEE!

[Trommur]

Perhaps I'll hire a professional photographer next time. HEE!

No, mayne you should take a pic of the kit, instead of sending a bad pic with you on the kit.

Joe

[TopCat]

Rhymney...As in the place?

[BellsOfRhymney]

No, mayne you should take a pic of the kit, instead of sending a bad pic with you on the kit.

But I look so good.

Rhymney...As in the place?
Yes, the place, and the wonderful song.

[driver]

Small pic of a small kit, I can see all I need to see. Bet its a right laugh playing with such a small simple set

[TopCat]

But I look so good.


Yes, the place, and the wonderful song.
Hah, I have family there.

[BellsOfRhymney]

Small pic of a small kit, I can see all I need to see. Bet its a right laugh playing with such a small simple set
Kit is small cause I like Earl Palmer stuff with Little Richard, "Tutti Frutti" etc, which is kick and snare mainly.

As for Rhymney, no ancestral ties but love the song.

[Cymbalrider]

It's like the set-up I use for practices. I played a gig a while ago with just a bass, snare, hi-hats, and 2 rides. Hey guys back in the 1940s proved you can still drive a band with 2 drums. So 4+ piece kits aren't necessary like so many people think. I do like toms though.

[BellsOfRhymney]

Bass drum is a tom, so I have a big tom, 20".