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Kelly
PostPosted: Thu Dec 18, 2014 2:31 pm 
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Enjoyable to watch. He's a monster

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7RUdgXgqQE
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phatsolid
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Yeah, I love how wide open his bass drum sound is. Wish I could play with some force without burying the beater, but I'm too old to try to retrain myself! ;)

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percusski
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Really great player, check out the Rudder album Matorning, great stuff! Interested to hear how he gets on with Toto

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Gregory
PostPosted: Fri Dec 19, 2014 10:24 pm 
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Frickin' machine, is what that is.

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Gregory
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phatsolid wrote:
Yeah, I love how wide open his bass drum sound is. Wish I could play with some force without burying the beater...

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David, you sold me that drum.

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cliff
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Gregory wrote:
phatsolid wrote:
Yeah, I love how wide open his bass drum sound is. Wish I could play with some force without burying the beater...

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David, you sold me that drum.

Yup. That 20" Designed kick is something special.

Nice stuff.

Has Carlock always been playing Gretsch, or is that a change?

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Gregory
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From Yamaha, I believe.

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phatsolid
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Yes, on his instructional video he is playing a Yamaha PHX kit.

Greg, very happy you are digging the 20" kick. 20x18" is my favorite BD size. Although I'm enjoying a recently acquired 20x14"! ;)

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Gregory
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phatsolid wrote:
Yes, on his instructional video he is playing a Yamaha PHX kit.

Greg, very happy you are digging the 20" kick. 20x18" is my favorite BD size. Although I'm enjoying a recently acquired 20x14"! ;)

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Glad to hear it, David. That x14 kick is a very sweet drum, and great to record.

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I love the way Keith started Hold The Line with A big flam. BAM!
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