Anyone else digging Zappa's Roxy and Elsewhere? Roxy and Elsewhere rocks :-), I played that record a lot. I also saw Dweezil Zappa on the Roxy & Elsewhere 2013 tour where they played the whole record (seven years ago now, time flies). Ryan Brown was Dweezil's new drummer for that tour, he's doi...

Awesome playing, and recording. I'd love to know more about how you recorded this, microphones, mixing (eq, compression etc.). It sounds very good, especially given your small room.

Rodge, I was just about to share the same video

Morgenthaler , I sometimes get to play with Henrik, the bass player, I've known him since his teens, awesome feeling having him on the side, like riding a freight train in the time domain if you know what I mean, same inertia, he has like a muscle memory in time, "absolute time", he can na...

So I guess 14" is classic, but 16" would be more versatile. Not at all. The only benefit to the 16" depth is the ability to position the tom mount on the bass drum further away from the batter side. When it comes to sound and feel, 14" is what you want. The real issue is the 18&...

I'm no hard hitter and most of the things I do are "non-amplified", jazz, folk music etc. so what I say is in that context. I feel a x14 is more "controlled", more "direct", compare a rack tom with a floor tom. At the same time they sound great with a microphone, there ...

18x14, especially 14 on a 18.

All my BDs are x14, all I had that were not are sold, it just works, they occupy less space on the stage, they fit the trunk of the car etc.

Why not a x14?

Thanks for all comments, I'll give it some thought, more comments later.

Don't know if it's been posted already but there are some quite recent and nice HD videos with the Corea Gadd Band from Nov 2017 (Blue Note N.Y.), check out all videos from the user

I'll add two toms to my four piece 12-16-22 (USA Custom, 8x12 16x16 14x22) However I'm a bit "lost" in sizes. My "base" is 12-16. When I add one tom I go for two floor toms if space allows. So most often it’s “one up, two down”. If there’s not enough space it’s “two up, one down”...