Hard to pick one but I would say Shoot to Thrill by AC/DC. I think it would be awesome to bang that out and then walk off stage! :headbang: (and let the real drummer take over)
My handle is a mix of two of my interests, drums and the georgia bulldogs (dawgs). The avatar is a brand new remo ambassador snare - a beautiful sight.
Nice demo! What difference have you found from the 500 snare side head vs the 300? I have been curious about trying it but have heard some say I wouldn't like it because of the lack of snare response. I could hear the snares fine in the video so was curious. Thanks!
I've been using Drumtacs for a while now and prefer them as well. I like them because you can clean them and the stickyness comes back. If you have the need you can put them on the resonant head or under a cymbal. Haven't been able to do that with a moongel.
This popped up for me on youtube and made me think of this discussion. They tried to have everything the same between three kits with the only difference being the wood, one of them maple.
I couldn't resist when Zildjian had their black Friday deals and had the 18 inch A medium thin crash for $159. It was one I had my eye on for some time and even before the recent inflation jump the lowest I could find it with discounts was about $225. Very happy with it so far.
It would be cool to own one of the Tama Rosewood snares Alex Van Halen used to record the early albums with. It wouldn't have to be THE one that was used but one from that era would be sweet.
About a month after I bought my first drum set in 1991 I was asked to join my friends band. It wasn't my intent when I bought it, I just wanted to jam with him in the garage when he wasn't playing with his band, and to learn to play myself. I think they asked me mostly because they didn't like...
What, nobody has mentioned Megadeth - The System Has Failed? :D I was pretty amazed that he played on a Megadeth album but it's just more proof that he can play anything.
I am a lefty. Left handed and footed but I play righty setup. I play righty because in the beginning, anytime I had a chance to sit at a kit it was always right handed so I just kept going. I'm glad I did because of course my teacher was righty and it made things easier. As a lefty you get...