Neal Wilkinson, Richard Jupp, Mark Richardson.

That's odd everyone moving on the same day to the same company, isn't it? What's going on there?

[youtube_https:2nxsonsv]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pa4CFz6Cm3I[/youtube_https:2nxsonsv] Scophile in soundcheck! That's awesome. Love any kind of behind-the-scenes stuff. This falls into the category of "I almost miss the pre-Youtube era because although this is great I've watched it a cou...

I don't think that's true. I can spot at least 40 things in the pack which aren't on the site.

Edit: Thanks for flagging this up renardvert, I've just downloaded it and it is GREAT. So much stuff which, unless you subscribed to MD since 1982 and kept all the copies, you won't find elsewhere...

"Traditional grip: if you don't play traditional grip you look like a fucking idiot, let's just say it right now. ANYONE wants to up their game as far looking like you know what you're doing, play traditional grip. I don't play traditional very well but I do it every now and again if I see some...

These are the greatest things I've ever seen. Thank you SO much for posting them.

I heart Phil - his drum sound on Trick of the Tail (76) is my favourite drum sound ever.

His touch on this tune is so, so perfect. It's sublime really. Those subtle fills...

It's the same kit (presumably not the same session..?) as the one in the pic in the interview Paul just posted http://vinniecolaiuta.com/Interviews/Drum2014 . Interesting to see the Yamaha sig snare in the background - lots of in the know people seem very sniffy about it and say he never used it, bu...

I saw this via link from the HOD homepage! (Anyone remember the HOD homepage?)

I know there's some Mitchell-era Vinnie on this thread but I've not seen this one specifically.

HOD is one of the few drum forums where discussion is actively discouraged... Kurtis said something about this being the best drum forum on the web (in a thread, later deleted, in which everyone savaged someone for posting a video of themselves) because there were no soft-balls. I think this concept...

+1 Steve.

He's gone from ludicrously high cymbals (compared to his seat height) in the early 80s, to really very high in the early 90s, to super-super low now...

Look how high his ride cymbal is in the Ten Summoner's Tales recording!