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Cobham, too. But they are both left handed, so the trad grip is in the snare hand. I think the OP's after someone who plays open handed, trad grip on the hihat, matched on snare. Hey, I could be wrong!

https://www.drummerworld.com/forums/index.php?threads/open-handed-with-traditional-grip.58961/

OK, the pink kit has a 20".

He is playing a 22 or 24 in all of those photos, hard to see on the pink kit. A 22" Gretsch kick and larger has 10 lugs per side.

What a HUUUGE difference compared to Nickos old SQ2 kit: :rolleyes:

There's a Scott Rockenfield book: https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/operation-rockenfield-sheet-music/17232185 A collaboration between professional drummer Joe Bergamini and educator Craig R. LeMay, Operation: Rockenfield is the first of it's kind for Queensryche. This book contains...

You don't mind the triggered snare on "Images and Words"?

A tempest must be just that.

That sickdrummer interview was made so long after the Rust In Peace recording, maybe Nick wasn't 100 % on the details. In Nicks interview with Modern Drummer in '92, the ride was a 24" (A) Rock.

Bozzio (and Portnoy and Cobham) played Mapex U.S.Maples - made in America.

I thought Phils' most famous kit had 8-10-12-15 toms with 16-18 floors?

TK-421: They sound as if they are quite thin. To SirSwingsAlot: try Paiste Cup Chimes , you may find them a bit thicker than Gavins bells though.

Will there ever be a Nick Menza "Mega Drumming" DVD? I got the impression it was all ready for release.

It is hard to hear what's going on on the recording, with Ian having a ride cymbal on both sides of the kit. Here's a version I came up with: I'm sure you can add or remove notes and change the sticking to your liking.

Tempo for Tom Sawyer is quarter note=88 bpm, you might be able to do it with a single pedal. Otherwise, just do Bonham-triplets. becomes:

Jonathan Mover with Joe Satriani 1990:

No, the Artstar 2 Limited actually WERE square: http://www.tamadrum.co.jp/anniversary/expansion.php?cat_id=91&now=3