wow, Birch! sounds great, I would love to have a Peavey or DW set like that...

I think Pearls are the best but Tama's not bad.

wow, someone else from TN...that's strange

hey DDBomber I got a set of old lugwig made in the 60's and a set of haymans i thinkthats how you spell it they could be german? how ya doing how's work . Looking for a gig in oc know any band that's looking for a old drummer from the standells, thanks
thump

rogers are a great drum for studio or jazz can't take it for rock at all. just n
my opinion. Dws or tama are great.

rogers are afine drum for the studio or jazz but they can't take it for rock.

drumwise, definately pearl. my set in the basement and my marching stuff is all pearl, and its all great...having said that, if evans would expand and make more equipment, i would prolly say that because evans heads are definately the best for your buck.

Gretsch for me, Teh Broadkasters, No bottom heads, loud as hell, zildjian cymbals.

Hey Thumper, aaahhh work is work heheheh. So do you still have the same set you played in the Standells or Bel Airs? So when you gonna give me that 24 inch ride cymbal you were tellin me about? heheh Theres a topic for you in the rock section, 1st or 2nd page check it out. For those of you who didnt know "Thumper" is Dick Dodd, singer and drummer from the 60s band "The Standells".