I've been using Black Hole's and L80's since around March. I'm down in our unfinished basement and the wife often doesn't even know I'm playing.
EDIT- I did end up removing the patch in the middle of the heads and they sound much better...IMO.
I knew Tuukka played drums but didn't know about Chara.
https://search.blabbermouth.net/news/boston-bruins-goalie-tuukka-rask-honored-with-metallica-drum-set-replica-for-500-nhl-games/
Go B's!!
Not drum related, but I have accumilated over 1 million accident free miles as a long haul trucker. I accredit it just as much to not 'bumping' into the wrong driver as to safe driving. Sometimes you can do everything right and still get hit.
I call these albums "Needle Droppers" since it doesn't matter where you drop the needle, it's a great song.
A few that haven't been mentioned:
Iron Maiden: Number of the Beast and Piece of Mind
April Wine: Nature of the Beast
Bad Company: Bad Company
Foreigner: 4
Lynyrd Skynyrd: Pronounced...
Our praise group has one practice before the service, but playing the service might as well be cold since the group leader changes the arraignments on most of the songs. I've started practicing just segments of the songs so I can mix and match the new arraignment.
I use them as a warm up, alternating between RLK and LRK at varying tempos, and also crossing over Bonham style just to add something different. I really like incorporating them into fills and often use low tempo linear triplettes in fills with my church group.
I have a standard Yamaha Stage Custom Birch with Emperor batters and Ambassador resonants; bass has Pinstripe batter and Powerstroke resonant heads. I've recently changed my tuning to both heads being equal.
10" B2 224
12" G#2 180
16" E2 144
14" E3 Batter 229 Reso 343
22" 72
This tuning is...
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