Neil Peart's R40 Retro Drums at Sweetwater GearFest 2016

[@apieceofdirt4681]

And to think those drums will never be played by Neil Peart again. It’s still hard to believe that he’s gone 😢

[@robertwhite7071]

apiece ofdirt it’s fitting that Neil will be the last to have played them.

[@apieceofdirt4681]

Robert white Of course. They were created for him. Any idea what happened to his Time Machine, Snakes and Arrows and R30 kits?

[@robertwhite7071]

apiece ofdirt I’d guess they’re in storage somewhere, taken care of I hope.

[@maziu27]

theyll never be played. period.

[@landonpeckham7752]

@@apieceofdirt4681 Gump confirmed that all of his DW are in storage.

[@glendirienzo1365]

I miss Neil's Tama kits of the late 70's and early 80's.

[@nickavenoso7851]

The TAMA’s are my absolute favorites, but I also really loved his Ludwig kits, the DW kits look nice, but I was never a big fan of their sound, I don’t know what it is, but they’re just not my thing, but that’s just me.

[@tweevers2]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2TKqIGgZ9WImNU...this guy owns Neil's candy apple red kit and plays it in his basement now........this other guy owns Neils first Tama kit for Moving Pictures and plays it in his Rush tribute band kzbin.info/www/bejne/fGjOaqGgacaUmqs ...both were given away by Neil in the 1980's through modern drummer magazine contests. Here is another up close video of neils first tama kit today kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZ2blIucq9Kbac0

[@bigwillie5717]

I’ll always love his soft pink Luds.

[@nickavenoso7851]

@@bigwillie5717 I’m guessing your talking about the HYF Ludwig’s. That’s still one of my favorites kits, they sounded incredible.

[@j.s.connolly8579]

I actually have owned an EXACT or almost EXACT Replica of the TAMA "CAR" Kit for the past going on 34 yrs. now! I ordered them back in autumn of 1987 JUST Before the "CUT OFF" Time for anymore "Special/Custom Orders" for TAMA "SUPERSTAR" Kits because they Discontinued them in Jan. of 1988. So I consider myself VERY VERY FORTUNATE to own My Kit! :) NEIL will ALWAYS BE my "MENTOR" and MAIN INSPIRATION! :D

[@drvijil]

Rest In Peace Neil. The world has lost a great musical and intellectual giant in 2020. Both of these kits are works of art and belong in museums. I don’t get some of the comments, these DW kits sound amazing. Neil became a more efficient, solid drummer in his later career and did away with the epic drum rolls and other flashiness. Maybe that’s why people romanticize drum kits of the past. At his level, Neil’s kits were always the best, no matter which company made them.

[@mrsayang]

I am so very sad as a great RUSH fan that my hero Neil will not play these masterpieces of drumsets anymore, been to the R30 Concert in Frankfurt and just happy that I heard Rush live once at least in my lifetime. Wishing all the best to all 3 Rush guys and especially all the best for Neil.

[@hayleycomet8029]

man that silver kit is gorgeous!! and the fact it's the last kit Neil ever played - absolutely priceless

[@conditionone2320]

That double bass R40 kit is the best sounding drum set I've ever heard. The drum tech was playing it during the intermission of the show I attended, and when he was hitting the toms they were so beautiful to hear, and were DEAD ON in tune with the music playing over the PA at the time (Radiohead? Porcupine Tree?). I always loved the old double bass kits; I think that the R40 double bass and the pink Show of Hands drums sets were my favorites. RIP NP

[@bigwillie5717]

Great interview...fascinating story. Props to Steve Smith. RIP Sir Peart.

[@Claimjumper55]

Awesome, as was the tour. Saw them in Vegas. The going back in time theme was really great.

[@richb5765]

Great interview Nick!Nice job asking questions brother!

[@JerryLai11B]

RIP Niel, you and the boys brought joy to my ears for 30+ years. I wish your journey to Xanadu is peaceful where you will seek the river Alph, to walk the caves of ice, to break your fast on honeydew and drink the milk of paradise. RIP RIP RIP

[@alfilzafriyankamz7533]

I still don't know where the grey Double bass drums now is. But the R40 remains Legendary in DW showroom itself. Rest In Peace, The Professor. We miss you so much ❤️❤️❤️

[@paulpennacchini3198]

Love you Neil you were the best always will be rest in peace

[@stevedrums1675]

"They just won't be played". I think that statement puts a ribbon on Rush's career.

[@Mozart1220]

Rush is done touring. Whether there will be further albums or single shows in the future, only they know.

[@kekelaward]

They should think about doing Vegas for a month. Have people come to them instead of touring. Maybe 3 or 4 shows a week.

[@iplaypearldrums7935]

Use Celine Dion's place,,,lol

[@brandonkaiser8344]

They all knew. But they didn’t want it to end like that.

[@derekohlarik1198]

Anyway, thanks NICK for a great interview, and love all your reviews - just the best on the net!

[@DarkDoz]

Neil we miss you and thank you for making drums sound so good. I am sure your playing for the angles.

[@erikk77]

In "Anatomy of a Drum Solo" Neil talks about his early days in high school when he was in his first band called "Mumblin Somthin". The band was playing at the local YMCA, when during his drum solo his snare and high hat went sliding across the floor. "It was a disaster". He said he found some rope and tied the kit all together and convinced his band mates to let him try it again. He got it right the 2nd time. I believe this influenced him to bolt all the hardware to the riser.

[@josephgus5638]

Very proud to have a slingerland black chrome Peart dimensions kit. Never for sale

[@christrudell7966]

Only the best for the Professor on the Drum Kit, Mr. Neil Peart. 🥁🇨🇦

[@christopherg9806]

The last kit that I truly loved the sound of was Neil's double-bass Ludwig Super Classics (they went from white with pink sparkles to a deep plum color). His BEST sounding kit was the brown Tama Superstars (6-ply birch) used on Moving Pictures and Permanent Waves. His DW kits have all sounded terrible to my ears.

[@dnashofficial]

agreed on the "fire" kit, although his overall sound from "windows" to "presto" was my favourite sound production wise. i liked the concert toms from the brown kit, but not the overall drum mix on those two albums :-( regardless, it didn't reflect on the music, lol. i too was never a fan of the dw's. still. got to see them on their final night at the LA forum a couple of years ago and EVERYTHING sounded magical. very "lump in throat" show......

[@hannes1734]

Yeah that's because it's DW drums😁 They are kinda fine if you want to play pop and maybe modern Metal, but everything else, especially old stuff just doesn't sound right. No overtones on these DWs

[@SONORSQ2guy]

I agree the Tama Superstar was his best sounding kit. I don’t like his DW’s.

[@1BuckeyeRob]

The Witch Hunt drums! The tom work and sound is amazing.

[@NikkiNexo777]

I agree with you here. His white double bass Ludwig super classics were my favorite drum kit of the bunch as well. Just a very good, open sounding kit all around without sounding thin. I never liked the sound of his DW kits either. The tuning range of those drums just did not represent Neil's sound all that well. Maybe if he had used different drum heads other than the stock DW heads they may have sounded better. Never liked DW drum heads either

[@mattchase2112]

Such a huge influence on me. My dad grew up in the same city as Neil Peart and, when he left to join Rush, my dad (guitarist) played a farewell show for him

[@TimFromLA]

Rest in Peace Neil Peart. This is about the time Neil's cancer was diagnosed.

[@bmcbg]

Really cool vid and great story about Nick the tech. Been a fan of Rush since the 70's, saw them in concert twice back in the day then in 94 and again on their last tour

[@cpd7040]

The drum tech is Lorne Wheaton

[@gregpeller1499]

"Thank you Neil.......the professor is on eternal recess, but our homework as musicians is to reach the bar he set for us all....will be missed indeed."

[@neftysturd]

Great piece!!!

[@jameslong9564]

Just like everything at sweet water, it’ll be on back order.

[@johnk6982]

I was lucky enough to see Rush as far back as 1976. The drums like their music changed all the time, My favorite sounding drums were The Slingerlands! The concert Tom's just ripped right through ya! The Tama's were also very nice sounding in concert. Ludwig's sounded very good too! The beautiful finnishes in the DW's looked great, but seemed to lack the sound of the earliest kits. Just my opinion having seen Rush from the beginning to the end of their wonderful career! Godspeed Neil, I live you man....

[@philhunter8263]

Jesus, do I feel old. I still remember Neil playing Tama drums. Everything else seems, wrong.

[@MrBostonrobb]

Neil is the reason why I still play Tama Drums. His candy apple red kit knocked my socks off.

[@0509killer]

well gee wilikers Wally! knocked your socks off?

[@Mozart1220]

I saw the "Down the Tubes" (Caress of Steel) tour, so I'm getting old with ya!

[@pilsnrimgaard2507]

Yes, they truly thought Neil was going to have to go back to his dads hardware shop as a salesman. LOL!

[@jamesweldon9726]

Pils Nrimgaard, *parts manager at the farm equipment dealer

[@steveyraynelson]

The concert toms are mentioned as why the older kit is so cool, I agree. I'd always loved the tone of those things.

[@joeholmberg250]

What a great job to have

[@mrpositronia]

It's a bit sad that these kits won't be played again. It's like stuffing Pavarotti for taxidermy.

[@rlobrown55]

If only, time stood still... Love ya Neil.

[@DarkDoz]

WOW they are beautiful drums.

[@sickdrummer3831]

I learned to tune before I let myself play. I do agree tuning to the kit. It’s the most important aspect. I tour all over and still will not use a tech. I carry and tune and set my drums up every night in every venue in every city. To me it keeps me fit and active and not lazy.

[@465marko]

Bolting drums onto the riser is the best idea. I used to have the worst problems with kick sliding forward constantly.......so frustrating

[@iplaypearldrums7935]

screw a pc. of angle iron into the floor in front of the bass

[@Pure_KodiakWILD_Power]

or bring a good, textured rug to set up on.

[@toddlavigne6441]

I used slots of wood drilled into riser

[@jables3377]

The space between the toms on the 70s kit is killing me! 😮

[@markrushton1516]

i saw him 1977 playing Slingerland but werent all his drums vibrafibed in Indiana until he played DW

[@mactac25]

He had a lot of his custom work done by The Percussion Center (since closed) in Fort Wayne, Indiana. All through the 80s and into the early 90s, I believe.

[@bryonlanderman2330]

How sad that those amazing instruments won't be played!

[@Vigilant_Guardian]

museum if some type.... still hopeful... we all still - miss him... daily..

[@RICKROCKERTHEORIGIONAL]

I agree with Paul O' I bought a 1976 Gibson G-3 Bass that is flawless, like a museum piece and told my family keep playing it when I die. Who cares if it's Neil Peart.... Those drums should be played!

[@friedpickles342]

RIP Neil!

[@larryshelast8979]

No doubt the Tama and even the Ludwig drums sounded way way better

[@sethcashman1011]

Agreed.

[@marcdemell2987]

They all sound great , none better than the others.Just different.

[@maziu27]

i really like these dws

[@danschneider9921]

Neil coud have played ex-middle school CB700 drums recovered from a dumpster after sitting in salt water for a month and made them sound great.

[@Mike_Webb78]

Of course they did. DW is easily the most overrated and overpriced drums ever....

[@tikidrummerpoi]

Say this with me...since you've pronounced it wrong multiple times... Peert. Neil Peert. Neil Elwood Peert.

[@johnwismer8812]

Yes. Think beer. Neil would enjoy a cold beer after a concert. BEEEEER PEEEART, there. That is how I remember.

[@haroldbawlz8934]

Get the facts before trying to correct someone! His name is Cornelius Elwood Peart!

[@Pure_KodiakWILD_Power]

man. all these decades i've been calling him "knee aisle."

[@randyporter3491]

Much easier to just call him "Sir" ! Then, what else can we do to show humble respect ?

[@Michael4yah]

It doesnt matter.

[@larryshelast8979]

Those kits should be auctioned off and the money could go to a great charity .

[@philduoos2961]

@Vic Santiago I just realized that the "R40" logo on the Bass drum is similar to, and a head nod to the Buddy Rich logo. Imagine working with RUSH for 40 years!?

[@mookyyzed2216]

Just seems like this could've been a golden opportunity to really get into these drums! Waisted opportunity! So much history that seemed was just quickly breezed over.

[@anthonyn1312]

Nice drum set

[@gregn8206]

I would've loved to ask about the impossible angle and height of those concert toms on the retro kit.

[@pjones8404]

Greg...they are ridiculous. I think having to raise his arms that high shorten his career. The "reinvention" put his cymbals so much higher and that wear and tear on his arms and shoulders had to be a factor over time. I think if he hadn't changed his entire way of playing..(which I never thought he needed to do)..he might....still be playing. Might.

[@megazap9986]

pjones8404 clearly not playing anymore

[@PNW_Sportbike_Life]

Yeah, that whole "Freddie Gruber" thing got in Neil's head. Neil was best playing as he always played, original, match grip and HARD hitting!

[@landonpeckham7752]

@@PNW_Sportbike_Life Listen, Freddie's form with Neil extended Neil's career by at least a decade. Neil would have fallen apart on R40 if he still had only played his older kits. Neil hated playing on the retro kit.

[@PNW_Sportbike_Life]

Landon, Neils older kits were more ergonomic than his newer ones though; back when he used a classic double bass setup and not the single with the super high concert toms

[@CraigTube]

It's Peart, not Pert.

[@neonskyline1]

@Butch Snyder lot's of Rash fans just THINK they understand the band,

[@danrivera7]

Anyone else aggravated they didn’t put those bass drums and toms closer together?

[@ohmtronseedling]

strangely that's how it was on the tour. that space was indeed distracting but i guess it's what NP wanted. remember there are positioning bits on the riser to make sure everything was in the correct place night after night. the bass drums are locked in to exactly where The Professor wanted them.

[@danrivera7]

@@ohmtronseedling Not the concert tom set up surely. He hadnt played that setup since forever ago.

[@ohmtronseedling]

@@danrivera7 however your comment was about the bass drums and toms. not the concert toms. if you look on the drum riser the bass drums are locked into place by some sort of clips at their feet. that was by design, how Neil wanted it for 'this' double bass set. same with that space in between the two toms in the front. Neil must have wanted it that way because that space is there in every picture i've seen from this set, this tour.

[@danrivera7]

@@ohmtronseedling yeah dude, the kit with the concert toms

[@jennifermedlin5368]

time stand still... RIP

[@wyndymequine9206]

Gumpy........!!!!! :) From the second hand set of little red Rogers to custom bog oak DW's - what a career- enjoy the next chapter Neil

[@panther122]

panda44r his vapor trails kit is a throw back of his red sparkle days

[@MrBostonrobb]

Fascinating

[@NorthernChev]

Absolutely. The tripod base is the drummer's bane.

[@johnnyofast5924]

yes, I agree, what a shame to say the won't be played, I'll bet neil would let any and all of us play them he seemed like such a cool dude.

[@LeviLewisDrums]

Awesome!

[@gregoryrogalsky6937]

I saw the R 40 concert in Calgary on my 50 birthday in Calgary. Great concert. I was stoked that there was a classic style kit that Peart used.. I thought the classic kit sounded much better that night than the R40 kit . But I might be biased. Or it could have been how they where miked. RUSH put on a hell of a show. As far as these DW drums not being played.. Damn shame.

[@paulogaivotaum8574]

Gosto destes kits

[@earlbrackett6742]

Neil should have had his Slingerland"s refitted with new hardware...I'd love to hear those drums recorded contemporarily...I'm so sick of hearing DW drums...Neil's drums haven't sounded right since Power Windows...

[@pjones8404]

But since he doesn't own them anymore..that would be difficult. I thought his Ludwigs sounded amazing! As did the Tama and Slingerland kits before it. I can't stand the sound of his DW drums personally.

[@mookyyzed2216]

His DW kits did sound like ass... Thank you! His high toms seemed like they were tuned very low to me. Those fills in songs like yyz, natural science and 2112 don't sound great with the DWs. Sorry, but those old Tamas and slingerlands were way better sounding.

[@PNW_Sportbike_Life]

His Slingerland was the best by far.

[@anthem74]

Neil gave away his Slingerlands eons ago as a prize in a Modern Drummer Magazine drum competition.

[@mcwalton6721]

I don't care what anyone says, the DW retro kit sounded awful. How anyone with ears can say otherwise is beyond me. I understand that he (Peart) was more than likely prevented by contract to use anything but DW's, but one need only compare the sound of them to the original Slingerland's used on All the World's a Stage. I've always said that DW's are just fine for some applications but for older Rush tunes, they just don't have the "throatiness" or character for those classic songs.

[@funkster007]

Couldn't agree more about the retro kit. No offense to DW, but to me it seemed like a waste of time building a kit to look similar to the old chromey but not even sound remotely like it. He was better off just playing his main R40 kit for the whole concert.

[@montdewallydehonk4717]

WELL DSAID, I PERSONALLY LOVED THE TAMA'S ON SIGNALS ETC, BUT THE BIG BOYS AT DW THROW MASSIVE CASH AT YOU AND ITS LOST THE ORIGINAL SOUND OF HIS DRUMS, I PERSONALLY DONT LIKE DW DRUMS BUT THATS MY OPINION, IVE BEEN PLAYING YAMAHA RECORDING CUSTOMS FOR YEARS AND ALWAYS FOUND THEM EASY GOOD SOUNDING DRUMS, NEVER A PROBLEM EVER.

[@derekohlarik1198]

Agreed - these drums were a huge disappointment sound wise. Especially the concert toms. Wow, I thought it was impossible to mess those up, they all tend to sound the same with whatever material. But nope, atrocious. The 10 and 12 especially. The whole set seemed tuned down quite a bit, so it never sounded right in the old songs. And for gosh sakes, 23" bass drums? Just make them 24". The kit looked weird, and the logos were off center. It could have been AWESOME. Oak. Uhg.

[@mikestrutter7400]

spot on bro they just dont do it for me, can you remeber as a kid listening to rush and the sound of neils drums? now the big drum companies cash in and put their mark on it and pay the drummer millions, its not the same, the rawness is lost.

[@mcwalton6721]

mont de wally de honk I, like you, don't really care for DW's. When they first came on the scene, they made it their goal to garner as many high profile endorsements as possible and it has paid off in spades. That doesn't make them sound any better, though. For Rush's specific sound, almost any other high-end brand name drum could have been used, but those DW's just don't have the projection needed for all of Neil's varied fills.

[@drvijil]

I would like to see Nick playing on those beautiful drums.

[@allenslager376]

First he needs to learn how to pronounce Neil’s last name first!

[@Baldmaxx]

Great interview Nick! Really something to see the master kits in an open and well light area. Anyone have an idea of what these rigs might cost? 😉🤘

[@darylbradford25]

R. I. H Mr.Neil Pert

[@timsears951]

Killer drum kits....drummers need to bring back concert toms again...Mike Portnoy had done it and I do believe Taylor Hawkins had as well....love the sound of concert toms...and no I havent forgotten : RIP Neil Peart...in all honesty I think it would be a fitting tribute to Neil...

[@Videditor1067]

Ok... I know several people have said this, but what a shame that these kits won't be played again. Yet somehow I bet Neil will sit behind at least the modern kit again.

[@commanderstraker6732]

I’m glad that I’m not in a minority here where I say that I preferred Neil’s sound using the Tama kits to the DW’s. Permanent Waves, Moving Pictures, Signals, and Power Windows were my favourites for his drum sound.

[@scotturban54]

Awesome

[@matthewimi]

"They just won't be played." What a crying shame. All that ancient wood, formed into an exquisite shape to kneels liking, and it'll sit in a museum never resonate again. So sad

[@matthewmore6893]

No vids on pearl mimic pro yet

[@MrObelisk2290]

This was after the last rush show

[@MrLmtpaul]

Those should be played, waste of 1500 year old bog wood.

[@jymebale5545]

It us really hard for me to believe that they made drums from a piece of oak as oak sounds horrible, it is the only hard wood that is not used to build acoustic or electric guitars from, it has no musicality of sound. Drums are made of so many other types of wood but I have never heard of using oak, it is a dead sounding wood.

[@johnbensinger4931]

Jyme Bale you’re so very wrong

[@brandonplaysdrum]

@@jymebale5545 Yamaha has had an Oak Custom line for years.

[@jymebale5545]

I did not know that and had no reason to, Oak has not good acoustical sound at all, it is very heavy wood and that's about all, I know this because I've been building acoustic guitars a while and have tried all sorts of wood and told some one I was going to use oak and was asked why, it sounds horrible or rather NO sound at all but each to their own, birch or mahogany or a rose wood has the best acoustics.

[@Mtbker456]

Oak is nice.

[@tonyheredia3314]

What would have been awesome .. if Neil bought out the chrome Slingerlands and his candy apple red Tamas during those songs that represent those early days when he played those kits.

[@Scottocaster6668]

Oh hell yeah! I remember those!!

[@jsullivan2112]

He doesn't have those kits anymore, he gave both of them away in the 80s.

[@hartleyroadmusic]

We all want to know where they are now! 🤔 Someone please enlighten us. Anyone?

[@MyTony40]

Neil's best sounding kits were the Slingerlands and Candy apple red Tama superstars.

[@blottoinchcago]

Totally his Tama set. My first "real " kit I ever played was my friend's ImperialStar Saturn 7. Maybe 1984. jet black, amazing sound. He was playing Tama during the "Moving Pictures" tour. I saw them at the Worcester Centrum. I have never heard drumming like that live. His Tama sound was classic Rush.

[@DrJ-hx7wv]

Grace Under Pressure, my all time favorite Rush album. You're 100 percent right. I was 12 when I saw those for the first time.

[@BrandonDykeGuitar]

Awesome stuff Gump! ;)

[@the6ig6adwolf]

RIP Neil.

[@leopardcubpupkryky6940]

I don't get all the DW hate in this thread. People do realize Neil CHOSE to play DW and left the other brands behind right? People do realize that recording digitally does sound different than tape right? The old kits don't necessarily sound better, but the older recording techniques do. I have personally owned and played top of the line tamas, slingerlands and rogers......I now play top of the line DWs and I will never go back, DWs are far superior in my opinion. Obviously that was Neil's opinion too.

[@joaodepaula]

Yesss

[@AskPolymathGeddy]

"They just won't be played." How sad.

[@pilsnrimgaard2507]

No kidding. I would drool all over them!

[@AskPolymathGeddy]

***** Drooling is worse than not playing them though.

[@eddyf4426]

That line teared me up

[@DZNTZ]

Yup, that line killed me too. The worst thing that can happen to an instrument. And of course the more special the instrument, the more unforgivable. Better to give this kit to a 12 year old kid starting drum lessons than warehouse it.

[@Scottocaster6668]

That 2112 set is badass!! The brown and gold one is beautiful. "And, they could be yours iiff... THE PRICE IS RIGHT." I heard somewhere his set ran $60,000? Btw, that is one Old Ass Log!

[@jasperjenkins7729]

keep em set up and charge the hardcore Neil fans a couple/few hundred $$ an hour to play em.

[@unwindzen]

After their success on the Island of Misfit Toys, Rudolph, Yukon Sam and the Dentist Elf will rescue these drums and take them to drummers who want to play them. That song is a great waltz.

[@tomtom1484]

"For Sure"!

[@chrispeterson73]

Could I PLEASE just have one of the sets? It doesn't matter to me, I'll take whichever is your least favorite lol😀

[@HiVoltish]

I don't remember him having different size kicks, thought he used two 24". But, I am old so.....

[@occultomortem7679]

Nicks reaction when the dude tried to "teach" him about tuning was priceless.

[@jsullivan2112]

He was very professional about it and knew Lorne was just going into his spiel, because he's normally explaining it to fans when the kits are on display.

[@misterfunnybones]

They can't be played, don't point, don't look at it...

[@Ticker2]

Still has the old tagger on it...

[@jjy1463]

Love how the interviewer wastes no time mispronouncing Neil's last name.

[@ILC-eo6vk]

I get sad when I come across these Rush videos😥

[@anthemgunaether2914]

How could this guy STILL not know how to pronounce Neil’s last name after FORTY years? It’s pronounced “pEAR t”... Good grief. And what’s with the rack toms being so spaced apart on the black kit? Very strange...

[@josephholly9662]

I don't understand how you get "Pert" from "Peart." It really isn't difficult at all.

[@theviraldrummer]

Why does the material(s) of the whole drum set need to be such high quality if they're not going to be played???

[@pjones8404]

Way back in the old days..we didn't know exactly which pronunciation was correct. But today there is no reasonable excuse for not getting it correct especially since we have heard from Neil himself and the band as to how it should be pronounced. It's disrespectful.

[@muddshshshark]

red Stewarts ftw!

[@zeketrick]

35 thumbs down, wow ! If they were drummer's they would have selected different. Complete jerks! RIP NEIL😑

[@traviswoodall6547]

How can Nick not know how to pronounce Neil’s last name?

[@NouisFam]

PEER-T G-Damnit!

[@winstonlane708]

🐐🐐🐐

[@paulcaruana4090]

All the DW bashing is strange to me. Every Rush concert attended, when they were "soundchecking" and during the solo, the toms had the most resonance I ever heard. Tama are nice but my 1972 Rogers (maple) sounded better than my old Tama kit

[@roidAholic]

I want a Romanian bog oak drumset

[@drawerkid97]

Neil "Purt" Smh Nick's a filthy casual

[@winstonlane708]

🎸🥁🎸