Odd-Arne Oseberg
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Yep didn’t he have an “A” and “B” kit of the same configuration?
Yes, but everyone wanted the A kit as it was supposed to be better, so they were both A kits. ;-)
Yep didn’t he have an “A” and “B” kit of the same configuration?
I play exclusively four-piece. That said, I rarely even use the floor tom. There, I said it.
I play exclusively four-piece. That said, I rarely even use the floor tom. There, I said it.
I play exclusively four-piece. That said, I rarely even use the floor tom. There, I said it.
Yes, but everyone wanted the A kit as it was supposed to be better, so they were both A kits. ;-)
I've never said it and through the years I'd always have more drums in a set than I'd end up using. I should just come out and say it. I exclusively play a four-piece. There. Now I said it.
But it's not because I'm some kind of jazz snob - I just play better with less choices. My entire life I always thought I'd get a gig where I needed all that stuff - like when you see Steve Gadd with his four toms, or Vinnie Colaiuta with at least six drums - or remember back in the 80s when every double bass kit had the two rack toms in the middle and the two floor toms? Sadly, those gigs never happened. I'm always squeezing my kit into a space where the band was an afterthought - or at least the drums were. So I just learned how to play four-pieces really well because that's all I could ever use on a regular basis.
This is why I always say I just sound stupid on more than four drums
yeah ok i believe youse.