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So do multiple listings sometimes..

No..

Yeah, Fire Down Under was Riots best album IMHO.

I agree, at that price, this kit needs to be literally perfect..

Sandy used to live in Phoenix, I am not sure if he is still here....I sold a lot and purchased a lot from him over the last 10-15 years or so, I haven't seen him in a few years. Years before Sandy played for Ace, he was in a band called Riot, they did some great Rock-n-Roll. I remember seeing...

The snare in the picture is a fairly modern Ludwig..

It doesn't have a matching snare..

I looked at this set in person. Other than the shell damage inside the bass drum (appears someone dropped it on one of the spurs), which was not disclosed before making a long trip, there were other things that just didn't look right. In any event, I offered him $800, he passed. Good luck to...

I have a 6.5 x 14 Holiday red glass glitter snare drum that would go great with this set. Any interest in selling this set? I also have a few Keystone badged 6.5 x 14 Supraphonics from the 60's, any interest in trades?

Here is one I picked up about 6 months ago..

The original Muddy Waters band, hands down. Little Walter, Jimmy Rogers, Otis Spann, Elgin Evans and Willie Dixon...these guys, along with Howlin Wolfs band, ruled the Chicago Blues streets during the 1950's.

Sometimes there is no accounting for taste...

That's Dickweed...

I have owned a 72, a 94 and 96. The 72 was a pain in the ass, just because it had old technology. I liked my 96, it was tight, fast and fun. I had the LT4 330 horsepower 350 with a Saginaw 6-speed transmission (one of the best manual transmissions available), it was a potent little car, that...

In March of 1976, Bill Graham put together a concert at Sun Devil Stadium in order to film live footage for a remake of "A Star is Born", featuring Barbra Streisand and Kris Kristofferson. The line up for that day, was Graham Central Station, Montrose, Santana and Peter Frampton. My dad took...

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Alright, with the help of our moderator, I was able to get my identity back, thank you!

This seller is out of his mind! You have an early 70's Jazzfestival, which has been altered, so the drum itself, is worth no more than a couple hundred dollars. This leaves almost $2200, a prospective buyer, is expected to pay, for a small piece of harvested Citrus Mod wrap, come on, this is...

Since the seller is not really hip to the actual age of this set, and the fact that this set is still hovering around on Ebay, I wonder if the seller is even aware that Ed passed away?

Actually, I think this is a case of bad timing. Ed's Ludwig set was listed as a 10 day auction, a day before any info had been released concerning his passing.