Yes, I suppose there are four. I never noticed that Airto or "Bermuda" were listed twice, but now I see that. But there's still one more that I've noticed, and no one's guessed it yet.
nope, I'm looking for something very specific. I'll give you all a hint: It was a "special issue" about [something].
5............and counting
I'm with you............................was only able to answer the "square" toms and triple ratamacue correctly
Yes, at least 5 drummers appear twice, as 4 have been identified yet there's at least one more I know of that no one's come up with. Also, no one's correctly guessed questions 4 or 6. Any more takers?
YES! I just made that one up. The others can be found here:
Yes, MD did say in the cover story of the "Entry-Level Drumsets" issue (back in February of 1998) that it was the first one not to feature a drummer on the cover. However, when I went back to double-check this for myself, I came across their "10th Anniversary" issue from January 1986, which also didn't have a drummer on the cover. Considering I originally thought it was the Entry-Level Drumsets issue and MD even said so themselves, I'll give this one to you. Well done!
This is correct. To expand the trivia a little bit, it is actually not Turkish but an Armenian name. Zildjian family are of Armenian descent who hailed from Turkey. Zil means cymbal or bell. Zildji means cymbal/bell maker. -ian is "son of" like Caddy said.
Yes its George,I'm just adding a new little quiz to Edvia's thread
Who's this drummer ?
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Bernard Purdie, For the win.I'm just adding a new little quiz to Edvia's thread
Who's this drummer ?
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You're right guys, he does look a bit like George Harrison... but it's not him
Bernard Purdie's black... I know it's a black and white pic, but still...
