I saw this, but it's in East London

https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=243342919028796

and this guy may have a space, but he's out towards Heathrow

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id ... 34&sk=info

What part of London do you live in?

Wow, just yesterday I finished rebuilding a Yamaha 14 x 5 copper shell snare that I found in a shop in Leeds, UK in a really bad way. The lugs needed replacing as well as the heads and the snares, it sounds amazing. It's the original seamless copper shell. The only other drum I would want is the Roy...

I love the way the description of the video content says 'no description available', that just about sums it up! This is amazing!

YamahaPlayer wrote: Besides, there is that awesome physical pleasure that comes from hitting a great sounding, well tuned drum. Don't know if there is a term or name for that, but I'm sure people know what I mean.

Is it like an Orgasm?

Laurence Cottle is also the bass player on those recent George B clips that have been posted, check him out here



and here is with an amzing UK drummer, Ian Thomas

The Yamaha site says it's discontinued...but Memphis Drum Shop says they have one (or more).. So, are you going to order it? :) I'd go for the copper one: http://usa.yamaha.com/products/musical-instruments/drums/snaredrums/snaredrum-metal/copper_shell_snare_drums/?mode=series But don't rule out bro...

I didn't get a snare drum to match, that's my late 80's Pearl Custom Classic. There is a Oak Custom 14 x 5.5 in the same finish near by if I really need to get one quick.

A few weeks ago (on the old forum) I posted that I had sold my 9000's and had found a good deal on some Oak Customs. Well I picked them up, they were advertised as shop soiled/ex-demo and they certainly had a couple of dents on them, but they seemed OK and I got them for a good price. It turns out t...