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Saw him do a clinic in Towson MD back in the late 80's, a true pro and great person.

@bleener I agree about the 12 & 13 situation. I thought about adding a 14" floor tom but I was never comfortable w/ 2 floor toms. The 14" alone doesn't have enough depth for me. I agree also about the 13", when tuned high most seem to be ok but when tuned low most seem to go flat and boxy soundi...

@musiclover2161 Also saw them w/ CAVO and agree totally. Awesome show, for like $14. Paid top dollar to see big name bands that sucked!

Not bad, Eddie is still my favorite guitarist of all time. Saw them in 84' and was very disappointed. Genaral admission seating, high ticket price, and they were pretty bad.

Maybe because that was the partying days, won't take the chance and get burned again.

One day when I save enough I will own that kit!

Thank you Black Stone Cherry for giving the rock fans a real back to the roots, passionate, rock n' roll band. Rock fans need to step up for this band, buy the music and go to the concerts. Bands struggle today because their fans view and listen to the free stuff but don't financially support the...

I killed this album back in the 80's, front to back, back to front. Not a bad song to be found. It's a Baltimore, Hammerjacks thing!

The best straight forward, no non-sense classic rock band of all time. No gimmicks, no overbearing solos, just great songs.

Ozzy was original Sabbath, I prefer Dio Sabbath, and I prefer Ozzy as a solo artist with Randy. Just my personal preferences.

Awesome take on an already awesome song.

Very first concert for me. Never heard of them, went to see Cheap Trick and they were opening. The next day went out and bought The Wild, Willing, and The Innocent album and was forever a UFO fan.

@hotajax Baker, Bonham, Paice, Mitchell, Moon, Appice. I think that about covers the 60's-70's.

Nice! I remember learning the same groove when I was studying w/ my drum instructor back in the late 80's.

@saddlescars936 You won't be making a mistake

8x12, 16x16?

All sounded good but I'd pick Tama #1, this is a good example of the most expensive not always being the best. In today's economy you could do just as well with a mid level kit w/nice heads rather than spending thousands on hand made custom drums.

What is the run down of your kit? Brand,sizes,heads, etc.

Nice job man! I Tama Imperialstar(12,13,16,22,5.5X14)?

Very Bonham like!

@TNO73 I like Anton but as you said, not much passion. I guess it's the whole studio guy thing, show up, play the song, get paid, and on to the next job. As far as Travis Barker, I agree, nothing special. However, he plays in a popular band that has it's own following, sort of like Phil Rudd in A...

Good stuff!

@Drums1881 Saw him live twice in the last 4 yrs., his Pearl bubinga finish drums sound great.

@drumsanddrumming Very heavy! Mine was a 9 piece kit (8x8,10x10,12x12,13x13,14x14,15x15,18x19 floor,18x24 kick, 6.5x14 ludwig s.p. snare). I only played out w/ all those drums once. All the other gigs I used 6 drums.

This is my favorite Rush song of all time!

Bobby is a true pro. Great technique and that great Ludwig sound!

Roger was probably a better all around musician(vocals, piano, guitar,etc.) but just comparing the two as drummers, Bonham was the better drummer. Bonham had so many signature drum parts like the beginning of the song Rock N roll, the shuffle groove on Fool In The Rain, the single kick triplet th...

It seems this song stirs emotion in people as a release from past hardships or just good memories of a good band w/ a great song. Why don't we hear about songs like this on tv and the news. Lets hear a little positive about rock and metal, not just the negative pushed by the media.

One of my favorite hair bands of the 80's. The drummer, James Kottak was one of the few old school rock drummers from that era. Rocked the 5 piece kit w/ a single kick drum. Also liked Y&T drummer Leonard Haze from that era.

@TheProudWhite I hear ya! I agree 100%

@canucktheclown Yeah, Alice In Chains would be the one I'd pick if I had to pick a grunge band. By the way just saw Rush back in April, great concert. To celebrate the 30 yr. anniversary of Moving Pictures they played the whole record to start their 2nd set.

Hey man, great job!

Slow down, find the pocket and groove!

Joe Morello, Ringo Starr, John Bonham, to Jason Sutter and Jason McGerr, Ludwig is the best!

Nice playing young man! If you're a Nicko fan check out his Where Eagles Dare clinic vids on youtube. He breaks down the beginning fill and shows how he plays the main groove w/ a single kick triplet. Amazing, I became a Maiden fan when I was around your age 30 yrs. ago.

@Sherpa10zing Cool!