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40th
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 Favorite Drummers Drumset
http://www.beaufordbuddy.com/cb_drum_kit.htm
look at the killer setup Carter Sports!!! DaMN!!!!!
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ChrisNichols
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40th
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ChrisNichols wrote:I love Stewart Copeland's kit: http://www.harmony-central.com/ProductImages/Medium/000029741.jpg
And Phil Collins': http://buydrums.files.wordpress.com/2008/02/phil_collins_drum_kit_gretsch.jpg
Wow, Copelands kit is really sweet. The blue reminds me of my Celica!!!!
Somehow I had forgotten Phil was a lefty! His set is quite simple. Makes me feel like I could sit and play it easily.
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Drumosaurus
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mike portnoy. he is my drumming idol right now.
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ChrisNichols
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40th wrote:Wow, Copelands kit is really sweet. The blue reminds me of my Celica!!!!
Somehow I had forgotten Phil was a lefty! His set is quite simple. Makes me feel like I could sit and play it easily.
Stewart's is one of my all-time favourite setups. And he knows how to handle it! (saw him last May)
Yeah, Phil's is really simple but it's really unusual at the same time, eh? Love it.
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40th
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ChrisNichols wrote:
Stewart's is one of my all-time favourite setups. And he knows how to handle it! (saw him last May)
Yeah, Phil's is really simple but it's really unusual at the same time, eh? Love it.
I did some research on Copeland, I didnt realize he was movie score composer and a writer of operas! No joke, that guy knows his set and his music!
When I look at a left habded set, which is very rare, it looks like something is wrong. Its just backwards... I should have been a lefty drummer.
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ChrisNichols
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Oh yeah, Stewart does a bit of everything! He even makes movies, he made a documentary about the Police's history a couple years back. The man's one of my heroes.
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Mitchell?
groove master
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Location: Lexington, KY
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Alan_
groove master
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Location: austin, tx
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Alan_
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break the prism
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Tue May 20, 2008 9:12 am |
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PDP9000
groove master
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I like neil peart's set....
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Tue May 20, 2008 11:23 am |
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ChrisNichols
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PDP9000 wrote:I like neil peart's set....
Haha well of course.
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SINISTER
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What about Terry Bozzios kit, i can't believe his has not set a world record!
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Wed May 21, 2008 2:13 pm |
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blink44
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neil pearts set is just killer.
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Wed May 21, 2008 6:27 pm |
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pdp
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Thomas Pridgen's DW Acrylic is pretty cool/
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TheYardstick
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Bozzio might be my favorite, but Thomas Haake has a pretty nice finish, as does Paul Bostaph.
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a7xjlee
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i like alot of benny grebs sets hes one of my favs atm there always rearly cleanly set up good cymbal placement just something you feel like you could jump on and play away! lol
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40th
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I like Benny's upside down splash...thats a neat idea. I might have to start stacking my cymbals too...if I keep collecting them. I need some 12 incha crach now...
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Mon May 26, 2008 1:46 am |
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Lancelot Frosty
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I like Collins' set up. Looks really good.
Bruford's is also really really nice.
Oh yeah, Sinister, I believe Bozzio's set a world record for largest drumkit already. 
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Mon May 26, 2008 1:48 am |
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a7xjlee
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40th wrote:I like Benny's upside down splash...thats a neat idea. I might have to start stacking my cymbals too...if I keep collecting them. I need some 12 incha crach now...
you mean his trash hats there awesome im planning on getting some
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metalhead94
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George Kollias's kit is pretty sweet.
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Brother_Bong
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^^^That looks fun, I love how dirty his ride looks.
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