Again, the question becomes moot. You are VOLUNTARILY on a stage, under spot lights, at a huge gig.... it is not a drafted position. In fact Vinnie could never play a gig ever again, and be still very very rich. It's just stupid. Don't want the attention? Don't stand under the spotlight. I agree wi...

I remember doing something similar during a show. I was making goofy faces and clowning around on stage (which I later regretted and felt it was unprofessional).

I was in Junior High. The band director's wife told me she was disappointed by my conduct after the show.

Ive been using Vater 5B's for over 10 years now. I recently had the opportunity to try out some others (at that companies request), sticking with Vater.

He's been experimenting with Paiste for a bit I heard. I assume those are some of those.

man the BD sound on the Oz record is pretty bad.

"BTW, it's not pictured here!"

Here's...not a picture of the china?

Interesting question. There's pros and cons to having anything on the right/left side of the kit simply because the opposite hand is available to use the kit at the same time. So, left side china = I can easily hit anything right of the china with my right hand while hitting the china with my left. ...

I made it 55 seconds.

More wankery from the shed in minute:
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/houseofdrumming-live

I mean the actual desk. Where did you get it?