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A buddy of mine sent me this you tube link. I recommend wearing headphones or a good sound system for the best listening experience. BTW if you dont get a bit teary eyed or at least get goosebumps, IMO you dont have a soul...lol http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JK_DOJa99oo&feature=youtu.be

Any and all Triumph albums.

I have a crap load of drum keys, just about everything thing I have see here and a few more but last year I got a Vic Firth wearable one with a quick remove lanyard and it is by far my fav.

Really cool pics KC. Heres one from my old band a few years back.

Just a pic of the Boogie Woodie's at the Chicago drum show. Walnut set in front, orange stained maple set in background.

Just finished a deal with the drummer from "Dead Tapes" Manchester England who will be recording their next album soon at the Carbon room studio in Birmingham and he just had to have my spare 18" floor tom. Not only did he pay me well for the drum he also paid the crazy cost of shipping it from...

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Its just hard sometimes to get a perfectly smooth cut start to finish, especially on smaller circles and anywhere you stop and start again can be prone to tear at that point. Hey, thats a really good idea. Heating up a piece of 1/2" copper water pipe to make a circle in each corner then cut...

Tried it on an old head last night. Worked perfect, nice clean holes. Thats the whole point of a forsner bit to cut a clean edge. A regular drill bit would chew it up bad but the bladed edge of the forsner bit will cut the circle out of the thin material before the bit goes down far enough for...

I cant see a problem but I think I would take the head off and put it on a block of wood and use a forstner bit to cut clean circles in each corner before cutting the rest of the triangle.

Trying to put together a new band but unsure which direction to go because the local clubs are not booking classic rock anymore, blues never flew around here and country is limited to 1 or 2 clubs a couple times a year and a few low paying community center gigs. There is some good modern stuff...

Boogie Woodie custom drums in Ludington, MI just released their line of drums. Basically a reincarnation of the radial pros which ceased production in 2002. For more info : http://www.facebook.com/BoogieWoodie Walnut snare thick shelled Maple snare thick shell Maple snare thin shell, toms...

Just thought some others would find this funny as well.

Been talking to a couple guys about putting something together and short of a tribute band have come up empty. We talked to a bunch of the local bars, pubs, cabarets etc and have been told that the classic rock is played to death by a million different bands ad its just not drawing any people...

I dont care for the gloves. I find I dont have as good of feel for the stick and have a tendency to drop them when playing light. I also dont care for the rubber grip coating or rubber roll on grips, the stick doesnt move in my hands at all and causes blisters plus I find my hands sweat more...

check out this video from aquarian on their different heads, i believe all the bottom heads are classic clear, thats what they used to recomend and i think this is before they started making the high frequency, anyone notice the toms......anyone? lol http://www.youtube.com/watch.php?v=5XmylwcLrNk