Hey Joe, I'm workin on those rock breaks with flams. Man I read all the stuff on your youtube profile about you and it is bad a$$. I wasn't aware of some of the stuff. Very nice, I'll see you on Wednesday.

Joe, thanks for the info on the drum heads. My son was fascinated.

As you have been playing so long I have a small question, if that's cool? The Moby D kit in the Royal Albert Hall 1970. Are there any photo's & facts upon that kit? Wiki's first kit details is all I have found, if that' the kit? Do you know of anywhere?

Warmest & best wishes

Steve

You're a great drummer

Hey Joe, new subscriber here; I've been watching for a while. Thanks so much for the drum vids, and great camera angles. (I wish I could slow them down like with my Tascam CD trainer) - still a beginner after starting two years ago. Could you please do what has been described as "what every drummer should know"? I know its a real oldie, but probably a challange for a lot of new drummers......WIPEOUT by the Safaris... again, thanks much!

Hey joe great site. I have been listening to Zepplin since I was a kid and my sister took off for college and left her lps for me to listen to way back in 78. Now I am raising two boys that have the music gene (must have got from Mom). Anyway my youngest just started learning how to play the drums as a second instrument in band. He has lessons once a week with the band teacher, and he is constantly beating on what ever is available. I am going to show him this web site and see how he likes it. Do you have any suggestions for other places for him to check out so he can catch up on his drumming.

Thanks for your Drumms Brother! (Ain't Talkin' Bout Love)

are you italian-american? i'm italian!!! (from milan)

Hey, I was wondering if you could tell me what type of crash you use....is it thin or thick? How many inches and all that stuff...

i'd rly like 2 c a rush drum cover. that'd b awesome!