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It all about how one makes their drums fit to the music they are playing to.
'Slim' Jim Phantom allways sounded great when I saw him.(Stray Cats).1 snare-1 cymbal.
and then to one of the biggest sets
Neil Peart-2112 tour-Massive set on this tour.
I think it is how the drummer uses his talent-big or small set.
Take Care:
Dude
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