I gain so much respect when watching a drummer run down their rig with such confidence. SO many drummers I've seen talk about their sets in annoyance. Like they hate doing it, or they don't even know what type of cymbal or drum head they use. It's crazy. I know sponsorships aren't always free, but those companies take you on to be mutually beneficial, and Eric definitely makes it worth their while.
@@bradhart6487 which kit and are you talking about and do you mean seeing the show in person or the R40 album? The album was horrendously mixed (basically sounded like they only mic'd the kick and snare). The live shows though sounded good I thought.
@@entelechy2020 Well, the tour is now 7 years old...so I'd be lying if I said I clearly remember how the drums sounded when I saw them (I caught Toronto and Montreal), but I remember the feeling that it wasn't good. I haven't listened to the record, but I have watched a bunch of live clips. The 1st half kit is fine, I guess...but the 2nd half kit just sounds dreadful to me. Like, I honestly can't believe that got past everyone. I felt like Neil was too busy blah blahing about the wood being 1000 year old river logs or whatever to actually listen to how it sounded. But, I'm a little biased, I think, because I haven't been a fan of any of the DW kits, really, maybe the very first one was ok. I think his sound took a real step down when he moved from Ludwig...and for me the Tama's sounded the best. It's strange that the decline in his drum sound seems to have coincided with his change in drum techs, too...
@@bradhart6487 Totally agree! I remember being super excited when I saw the retro kit sitting backstage on the R40 tour. I couldn't wait to hear those 6 and 8 inch concert toms. Boy was I disappointed! El Darko sounded like El Crapo! The Ludwigs, Tamas, and, yes, even the Slingerlands sounded much better! I also preferred the Zildjians over the Paragons. I also agree with Entelechy. Some of the later album mixes (and a number of their live DVDs) have the drums buried in the mix. This is Neil Peart for crying out loud! I blame (whether I'm right or wrong) a lot of that on Alex. After he talked Geddy into getting rid of the keyboards, he would layer 20 guitars on each song and just covered up the drums.
More years ago than I care to admit, a very close friend of mine lived across the street on E.270st where you grew up. Everyday I could hear you practicing. The sound coming out the upstairs window, all day, everyday. I knew then you would be something special.
A true professional!! Eric Singer’s drumming on the 1st Badlands album is f-ing my all time favorite!!! Hard Driver & Winters call are my favorite Singer songs!!!
Eric was with Gary Moore live when Gary peaked within hard rock. Bob Daisley on bass and Neil Carter on keyboards, guitars and backing vocals. Killer band.
I was working one of the rock clubs back in the late '80s early 90s when Badlands came through. First incarnation from the first record and Eric was a sweetheart. Actually let me hang out while he/roadie was setting up his drum kit. Actually let me do the line check on it too. I'm short like him 5'7" but even I was like Jesus dude your cymbals are up there!! I love it when you meet your hero and they're actually really really cool. After the show he gave me a few set of drumsticks and after they tore the kit down he gave me the snare head off the snare drum. Still have everything too!!
Eric Singers drumming basics dvd was the first one I had when I bought my first drum set. I owe it to this man right here that I got anywhere in my early days.
First saw Eric on Paul Stanley's solo tour at the Cleveland Agora in 1989, I believe. He hit hard and was rock solid. Excellent. I grew up on Peter Criss as my childhood drum hero, but Eric has kept the KISS machine going with power, steadiness and precision for years now. Great drummer with great drum knowledge. Have a couple drum magazines with him on the cover. Modern Drummer is the best and it is great to see Eric doing this piece. Total pro!!!
I met Eric Singer at a small venue playing in a 3 piece band I Hollywood L.A., we hanged up for a while I still got the pictures and one of the sticks that he gave me after the show!!
Or maybe it could be that a) he loves the sound of the president series. B) if it’s good, why change it it doesn’t need changing. C) he could just love pearl.
@@lachlanrobertson3905 No one said having "extreme loyalty" is a bad thing. IMHO it's a great thing in the music business. Pearl re-released the President series shortly after. Coincidence? I think not. So definitely a brand worth being loyal too...!!!
What a cool interview. Eric seems like a really sharp guy, it's no wonder that G&P brought him back into the fold when the time came and kept him there for the last 20 years. Very professional and a great player. And that is an absolutely beautiful kit, which also sounds like a beast.
I've seen Eric play with Gary Moore (RIP) and Jake E Lee's Badlands, as well as with KISS - phenomenal drummer and musician, and has a great voice too! He forms such a great, and very consistent, rhythm section with Gene, which is important to any band, great or small....
Nice surprise seeing Gump! So many years with Neil Peart, his skill and attention to detail is incredible and his reputation in the industry is unparalleled.
Great work by Eric who, after stating that they were running late, gave a very cool tour of his kit. And kudos the the camera person to stay focused on Eric while Gene was rehearsing his fire breathing part of the show. That's discipline!
I think it would've been a great shot if the cameraman just lifted his shot a smidge. It would've looked great with Eric talking away while Gene is ripping out another flaming belch! 😃👌
My drummer swears by Pearl. He's been using the Reference set for years. No chance in changing up now...nor would I want him to. Sounds great. Being a bassist, I play close attention to what the drummers I play with are using.
Man... so happy for Billy Baker!! Met him when I seen him play drums with his band Bombshell Crush in the early 2000s in Nashville. A great drummer himself. Little be known at the time, he would be making drums for Eric Singer of KISS. What an amazing story and really a dream job. Congrats Billy!! What an amazing accomplishment...wow!!!
Great video been waiting for this thank you Modern Drummer! Eric is such a wonderful person and great drummer!! Happy that Gump went to work with Eric!! Such an legendary drum tech!
Nobody gets to be in bands like Black Sabbath,KISS,Alice Cooper,Badlands,etc...by chance. He's great at the kit. And seems like a cool dude too! After all.He's from Cleveland. And Cleveland rocks! 🤟
One of my favorite drummers. I've always loved the work he has done! Even though im not a Pearl player, I've always loved their gear. Killer kit, Eric!
I think its very cool that Eric is using the shell make up that made pearl famous. I once owned a pearl president in tiger eye I believe was the finish, and those drums sounded boomy deep and focused and had a great tuning range. Never underestimate phenolic shells. They definitely growl but are controlled.
Thanks for this awesome video, I hope MD keeps this video series going, it's so cool and gives a great behind the scenes view of the drummers and their drum set-ups.
Billy Baker is amazing, and I love his work! (He did a custom kit for me, and I just love it!) Eric is so professional and reliable as well! Nice to see Gump again!
Eric's a great example of a modern day Professional drummer. Good guy, and rock solid behind the kit. If you can afford them, Phenolic drums are a great sounding drum in my opinion. Funny how something so little, the phenolic middle part of the drum between plies can have such a significant impact on a drum's sound. As well as strengthening the overall build quality of the drum. Thanks for the video. Keep on Rockin'!
Eric Singer is a phenomenal drummer! Simply incredible! He is for sure one of the best drummers in the world 🌎. The kit he uses is spectacular. It's every drummer's dream.😍😍🥰❤️❤️❤️👏👏👏👏👏😎✌️🇧🇷
Fun Fact- My drum teacher, Keith John, was the first person to fill in for Peter Criss. He was hired on for 2 tours to be on standby in case Peter was unable to perform. Criss was in the midst of a heroin addiction I think and his health and his playing suffered from it.
Wow- I've got those same super rare lugs on my old Pearl kit from the 60's! I've only ever seen them on ONE other kit in almost 40 years that I've owned mine. I always wanted to expand my kit, but could never find any of the same lugs.
Phenolic shells! Forgotten about those. Actually compressed paper and a special resin I think. Quite loud. I like endorsers who stay with their brands for years. Gives both sides credibility. Gadd/Yamaha, Paice/Pearl and Paiste.
I'm a former drummer and this video was awesome. I loved Eric Carr and Eric singer was my second favorite after Peter left. Great interview and summation of your kit Eric! 👌
you guys need to show more the drums, is cool the interview and all that but let us see more drums and how they sound instead of watching faces and other stuff, im still loving this videos keep em coming
Eric Singer ha sido bendecido por dios por ser parte de esta grandiosa banda kiss... Eric Singer ha sido parte fundamental para que siga kiss vigente... Muchas gracias Eric te amamos Eres tan dedicado y profesional.. Kiss es mi vida entera
@@Carlos-xz3vi Bro sin duda todos los bateristas de kiss han sido únicos y excelentes Peter Criss Eric Carr Anton fig Eric Singer Pero me inclino más por Peter Criss Pero amo a todos broder...!!! Y muy respetable tu comentario hermano... Saludos
Excellent video! The kit sounds great! .. And as far as Neil Peart kits that Lorne Gump Wheaton tuned I absolutely loved the red snakes and arrows kit and the hockey theme kit those were Neil's best sounding dw's by far!
Huge respect for such dedication to technical details, his understanding of drums is beyond my comprehension. Got one question: why everyone is so obsessed with vintage shell ?
I now realize that Eric Singer iZ actually an awesome drummer and a pretty cool personality...I never really gave him a chance, cuZ I'm such a die hard Eric Carr fanatic. But Singer iZ great...I'm glad I can really enjoy hiZ playing now. The re-recorded greatest hit album KISS Klassics iZ freaking awesome 🥁and itZ great to see Lorne Wheaton working still, especially after Neil'Z passing.
Pearl is basically such a damn insane brand, that when one of their artists took their old phenolic President series drums on the road, they literally re-issued them. They also make intermediate hardware sets with long board pedals (?!), put suspension mounts on beginner kits, and the Session Customs were basically master maple shells price a full grand down because the inner and outer plies were "B grade" (still IMHO some of the best finishes in any drums ever made are all the Custom sessions fades!!!). They have standard even higher than any pro. Crazy!
I gain so much respect when watching a drummer run down their rig with such confidence. SO many drummers I've seen talk about their sets in annoyance. Like they hate doing it, or they don't even know what type of cymbal or drum head they use. It's crazy. I know sponsorships aren't always free, but those companies take you on to be mutually beneficial, and Eric definitely makes it worth their while.
He’s got Neil Peart’s drum tech. Can’t get much better than that!
I thought Gump had gone deaf - the R40 kit was unbelievably bad sounding.
@@bradhart6487 which kit and are you talking about and do you mean seeing the show in person or the R40 album? The album was horrendously mixed (basically sounded like they only mic'd the kick and snare). The live shows though sounded good I thought.
@@entelechy2020 Well, the tour is now 7 years old...so I'd be lying if I said I clearly remember how the drums sounded when I saw them (I caught Toronto and Montreal), but I remember the feeling that it wasn't good. I haven't listened to the record, but I have watched a bunch of live clips. The 1st half kit is fine, I guess...but the 2nd half kit just sounds dreadful to me. Like, I honestly can't believe that got past everyone. I felt like Neil was too busy blah blahing about the wood being 1000 year old river logs or whatever to actually listen to how it sounded. But, I'm a little biased, I think, because I haven't been a fan of any of the DW kits, really, maybe the very first one was ok. I think his sound took a real step down when he moved from Ludwig...and for me the Tama's sounded the best. It's strange that the decline in his drum sound seems to have coincided with his change in drum techs, too...
@@bradhart6487 Totally agree! I remember being super excited when I saw the retro kit sitting backstage on the R40 tour. I couldn't wait to hear those 6 and 8 inch concert toms. Boy was I disappointed! El Darko sounded like El Crapo! The Ludwigs, Tamas, and, yes, even the Slingerlands sounded much better! I also preferred the Zildjians over the Paragons. I also agree with Entelechy. Some of the later album mixes (and a number of their live DVDs) have the drums buried in the mix. This is Neil Peart for crying out loud! I blame (whether I'm right or wrong) a lot of that on Alex. After he talked Geddy into getting rid of the keyboards, he would layer 20 guitars on each song and just covered up the drums.
oh boy..
Love Gene breathing fire in the background! Eric doesn't even get distracted and keeps on his demonstration!
Thanks for the support, it’s my out most pleasure having you here, I will have to call you my super fan. How long have you been a fan ?
Yeah that was hilarious. I actually watched Gene and forgot what Eric was saying!😂
More years ago than I care to admit, a very close friend of mine lived across the street on E.270st where you grew up. Everyday I could hear you practicing. The sound coming out the upstairs window, all day, everyday. I knew then you would be something special.
Thanks love all of the Kiss drummers!
This is great, nice to hear Eric talking about his set-up with such humility and enthusiasm! Rock on!
*WORST DRUMMER EVER. PATS THE DRUMS LIKE PLAYING PATTY CAKE. WATCHING TOMMY LEE OR LARS BEAT THE HELL OUT OF SKINS THEN WATCH THIS CLOWN...URGH*
WOW THANKS ERIC !! WHAT A FANTASTIC KISS YEAR !!!!!!
A true professional!! Eric Singer’s drumming on the 1st Badlands album is f-ing my all time favorite!!! Hard Driver & Winters call are my favorite Singer songs!!!
Don't forget about High Wire! Some great drumming on that tune as well!
Badland is such an underrated band! Their first album is absolutely phenomenal!
Eric was with Gary Moore live when Gary peaked within hard rock. Bob Daisley on bass and Neil Carter on keyboards, guitars and backing vocals. Killer band.
@@fubar1217 The snare sounds phenomenal too.
I was working one of the rock clubs back in the late '80s early 90s when Badlands came through. First incarnation from the first record and Eric was a sweetheart. Actually let me hang out while he/roadie was setting up his drum kit. Actually let me do the line check on it too. I'm short like him 5'7" but even I was like Jesus dude your cymbals are up there!! I love it when you meet your hero and they're actually really really cool. After the show he gave me a few set of drumsticks and after they tore the kit down he gave me the snare head off the snare drum. Still have everything too!!
Eric Singers drumming basics dvd was the first one I had when I bought my first drum set. I owe it to this man right here that I got anywhere in my early days.
Billy Baker is an amazing builder. These kits he made for the second leg of the tour are true works of art.
First saw Eric on Paul Stanley's solo tour at the Cleveland Agora in 1989, I believe. He hit hard and was rock solid. Excellent. I grew up on Peter Criss as my childhood drum hero, but Eric has kept the KISS machine going with power, steadiness and precision for years now. Great drummer with great drum knowledge. Have a couple drum magazines with him on the cover. Modern Drummer is the best and it is great to see Eric doing this piece. Total pro!!!
Had a fiberglass Pearl in 1978, couldn't get a good sound? But then had a Pearl wood/fiberglass kit. That was a Great sound, loved it.
I did not expect him to have vintage parts on his live kit. That's pretty cool.
I met Eric Singer at a small venue playing in a 3 piece band I Hollywood L.A., we hanged up for a while I still got the pictures and one of the sticks that he gave me after the show!!
Brand loyalty thats extreme and major clue to how cue controlled the whole show is.
Or maybe it could be that a) he loves the sound of the president series.
B) if it’s good, why change it it doesn’t need changing.
C) he could just love pearl.
@@lachlanrobertson3905 No one said having "extreme loyalty" is a bad thing. IMHO it's a great thing in the music business. Pearl re-released the President series shortly after. Coincidence? I think not. So definitely a brand worth being loyal too...!!!
He's played Pearl long before he was in KISS.
@@ganley5150 correct, he's been with Pearl going back as far as his time with Black Sabbath in 1986.
@@RightBetweenTheEyesPodcastHe's endorsed Pearl since he's turned pro in 1984
The crocodile finish is rilly rilly cool!
I saw Eric live in Sydney in like 2001 … one of the most amazing drummers I have ever seen or heard
What a cool interview.
Eric seems like a really sharp guy, it's no wonder that G&P brought him back into the fold when the time came and kept him there for the last 20 years.
Very professional and a great player.
And that is an absolutely beautiful kit, which also sounds like a beast.
Top notch player. Any band is lucky to have him.
Awesome Drummer! Beautiful frickin KIT!
I've seen Eric play with Gary Moore (RIP) and Jake E Lee's Badlands, as well as with KISS - phenomenal drummer and musician, and has a great voice too!
He forms such a great, and very consistent, rhythm section with Gene, which is important to any band, great or small....
Nice surprise seeing Gump! So many years with Neil Peart, his skill and attention to detail is incredible and his reputation in the industry is unparalleled.
I am not a musician by any means but I love this interview because it gave me a better understanding of Eric's drums. very interesting !
Great work by Eric who, after stating that they were running late, gave a very cool tour of his kit. And kudos the the camera person to stay focused on Eric while Gene was rehearsing his fire breathing part of the show. That's discipline!
I think it would've been a great shot if the cameraman just lifted his shot a smidge. It would've looked great with Eric talking away while Gene is ripping out another flaming belch! 😃👌
Amazing professional drummer! ✅
Love Gene casually breathing fire on the backgroung while Eric's doing the rundown.
I love Pearl drums!
My drummer swears by Pearl. He's been using the Reference set for years. No chance in changing up now...nor would I want him to. Sounds great. Being a bassist, I play close attention to what the drummers I play with are using.
I still have the 6", 8", 10" and 12" Pearl phenolic concert toms I used to use in the '70s. 👍 Now they're just ornaments in my house.
ERIC SINGER thanks for this awesome video!!!
3:45 Gene just blowing fire balls in the background lol
Thats a wicked kit!!
Such a nice drum set up & great drummer & cool guy. I love kiss 👍
Man... so happy for Billy Baker!! Met him when I seen him play drums with his band Bombshell Crush in the early 2000s in Nashville. A great drummer himself. Little be known at the time, he would be making drums for Eric Singer of KISS. What an amazing story and really a dream job. Congrats Billy!! What an amazing accomplishment...wow!!!
Great video been waiting for this thank you Modern Drummer! Eric is such a wonderful person and great drummer!! Happy that Gump went to work with Eric!! Such an legendary drum tech!
Great video, Modern Drummer!
so awesome I love gene in the background doing the fire sword
Billy Baker builds some phenomenal kits 🤘🏻
Nobody gets to be in bands like Black Sabbath,KISS,Alice Cooper,Badlands,etc...by chance. He's great at the kit. And seems like a cool dude too!
After all.He's from Cleveland. And Cleveland rocks! 🤟
Eric is a great drummer and total pro. Great video!
One of my favorite drummers. I've always loved the work he has done! Even though im not a Pearl player, I've always loved their gear. Killer kit, Eric!
Big fan of Eric. Great Video and I love the kit! Pearl all the way!
He's very transparent and very good at educating
Killer interview good close ups and an absolutely beautifully made drum set and the sound and tones are awesome...
I think its very cool that Eric is using the shell make up that made pearl famous. I once owned a pearl president in tiger eye I believe was the finish, and those drums sounded boomy deep and focused and had a great tuning range. Never underestimate phenolic shells. They definitely growl but are controlled.
Thanks for this awesome video, I hope MD keeps this video series going, it's so cool and gives a great behind the scenes view of the drummers and their drum set-ups.
That's the plan!
my man Eric being great as usual
Such a good drummer
Love that Eric is still at it !
I was there that day. Thank God the thunderstorm cleared up. It was an awesome concert
Loved how his kit sounded in 92!!
Killer rundown 🤘🤘🤘love to see a drum cam
Amazing artist 😍😍
Thanks for the great rundown, I’ve been playing 40 years and I learned something new. Liked and subbed. 🤘
Billy Baker is amazing, and I love his work! (He did a custom kit for me, and I just love it!) Eric is so professional and reliable as well! Nice to see Gump again!
Eric's a great example of a modern day Professional drummer. Good guy, and rock solid behind the kit. If you can afford them, Phenolic drums are a great sounding drum in my opinion. Funny how something so little, the phenolic middle part of the drum between plies can have such a significant impact on a drum's sound. As well as strengthening the overall build quality of the drum. Thanks for the video. Keep on Rockin'!
Saw him on this last tour. Gotta say, he was awesome!
Awesome interview love Eric Singer total pro verry cool about the triggers they use for consistent sound from show to show 🤘🏻
I was at that show. Good show. 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Your sound is awesome buddy
It's very cool that he went with vintage shells.
That was awesome thanks for the tour saw kiss in 76 in Springfield Mass.not sure on the date LoL it was a great show 🎸🦅🇺🇸😎
you rock eric singer.
Eric Singer is a phenomenal drummer! Simply incredible! He is for sure one of the best drummers in the world 🌎. The kit he uses is spectacular. It's every drummer's dream.😍😍🥰❤️❤️❤️👏👏👏👏👏😎✌️🇧🇷
Wow the level of professionalism is out of this world...
I had a Remo PTS kit when I first started out with a Ludwig Vistalite snare that I still have today.
Eric Singer is an AWESOME drummer!
Fun Fact-
My drum teacher, Keith John, was the first person to fill in for Peter Criss. He was hired on for 2 tours to be on standby in case Peter was unable to perform. Criss was in the midst of a heroin addiction I think and his health and his playing suffered from it.
Eric is in my top 5 drummers! Excellent drummer!! ✌️🏽😎
Wow- I've got those same super rare lugs on my old Pearl kit from the 60's! I've only ever seen them on ONE other kit in almost 40 years that I've owned mine. I always wanted to expand my kit, but could never find any of the same lugs.
Kit Rundowns are the very height of entertainment.
Phenolic shells! Forgotten about those. Actually compressed paper and a special resin I think. Quite loud. I like endorsers who stay with their brands for years. Gives both sides credibility. Gadd/Yamaha, Paice/Pearl and Paiste.
I'm a former drummer and this video was awesome. I loved Eric Carr and Eric singer was my second favorite after Peter left. Great interview and summation of your kit Eric! 👌
love it weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee🥁🥁
Great video.
Excellent rundown! Eric is a cool cat! (no jokes intended)
Good to see Lorne. I wondered what happened with Gump after his last big gig. 👍🏻
He's amazingly talented and wonderfully diverse and professional throughout his life, thank you so much for posting
I think Rammstein might want to have a word about the Pyro. Super interesting and insightful!
The best job in the world...
you guys need to show more the drums, is cool the interview and all that but let us see more drums and how they sound instead of watching faces and other stuff, im still loving this videos keep em coming
Eric Singer ha sido bendecido por dios por ser parte de esta grandiosa banda kiss...
Eric Singer ha sido parte fundamental para que siga kiss vigente...
Muchas gracias Eric te amamos
Eres tan dedicado y profesional..
Kiss es mi vida entera
El mejor baterista que ha tenido Kiss. Un talento excepcional.
@@Carlos-xz3vi
Bro sin duda todos los bateristas de kiss han sido únicos y excelentes
Peter Criss
Eric Carr
Anton fig
Eric Singer
Pero me inclino más por Peter Criss
Pero amo a todos broder...!!!
Y muy respetable tu comentario hermano...
Saludos
Excellent video! The kit sounds great! ..
And as far as Neil Peart kits that Lorne Gump Wheaton tuned I absolutely loved the red snakes and arrows kit and the hockey theme kit those were Neil's best sounding dw's by far!
Having Lorne Wheaton as your tech takes a ton of stress out of the situation. Dude is A#1.
magnifico.💯💯💯💯💯💯
Huge respect for such dedication to technical details, his understanding of drums is beyond my comprehension.
Got one question: why everyone is so obsessed with vintage shell ?
Eric ist one of my favorit Drummers.....Love His style😊
Great interview Eric.
Love the kit rundown videos, would like to see Kelly Keagy (Night Ranger) kit and Dean Castronovo kit. Also Mick Fleetwood.
This was such a cool video
And Gene casually practices his fire breathing in the background
Nice set up
I now realize that Eric Singer iZ actually an awesome drummer and a pretty cool personality...I never really gave him a chance, cuZ I'm such a die hard Eric Carr fanatic. But Singer iZ great...I'm glad I can really enjoy hiZ playing now. The re-recorded greatest hit album KISS Klassics iZ freaking awesome 🥁and itZ great to see Lorne Wheaton working still, especially after Neil'Z passing.
He always looks like he has so much time. Does it easy.
Love Eric Singer. Great drummer, great attitude and enthusiasm!
Thanks for the support, it’s my out most pleasure having you here, I will have to call you my super fan. How long have you been a fan ?
@@PaulStanleyprivate since 1975
@@marktouchette373 that’s nice have you attended my concerts?
Pearl is basically such a damn insane brand, that when one of their artists took their old phenolic President series drums on the road, they literally re-issued them. They also make intermediate hardware sets with long board pedals (?!), put suspension mounts on beginner kits, and the Session Customs were basically master maple shells price a full grand down because the inner and outer plies were "B grade" (still IMHO some of the best finishes in any drums ever made are all the Custom sessions fades!!!). They have standard even higher than any pro. Crazy!
Eric Stinger you are good durn the world Emma your big kiss fan
Nice set up and looks and sounds great, but what about the kicks? What size are they?? I don’t know why more don’t use concert toms. They sound great.
Eric Singer is the bomb! Also Gene doing casual fire stuff in the background is 😂
Hey E I got one of your sticks from the Revenge tour and still have it,,,
A true artist
Let's go KISS 🤘
Cool Lorn Wheaton is Eric’s drum tech. He’s also Neil Pearts tech from Rush. Sad Neil is gone.